Those players would dispose of Dyche even quicker than the Forest players did, imagine Xavi Simons being shown videos of Doucoure and told he isn’t good enough to do anything other than block off passing lanes 30 yards inside his own half.
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Those players would dispose of Dyche even quicker than the Forest players did, imagine Xavi Simons being shown videos of Doucoure and told he isn’t good enough to do anything other than block off passing lanes 30 yards inside his own half.
Good laugh in here last night guys.
You think the nuclear threat is bad now?
Just wait until Dyche, Stoney and Woany discover the stadiums cheese room.
kenada_blue
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Is it too late for those fellers though?
9 games left. 27 points available. Both managers average 1 point per game. So gets them 38 points....so maybe.
Issue is, Forest and West Ham are stronger teams battling them compared to teams in previous years so...38 points may not be enough.
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Remember they were part of the super league?
Toffeeslam
Player Valuation: £40m
Spurs have managed just 12 points from 19 games they tell me
In that form they are in real real trouble
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
They're a 'big club' only in the sense they have a massive stadium and they win a cup every 20 years or so.
That's about it.
IMO any club that failed to win their national title for at least 20 years regardless of their history or size of support should never be called a big club.
That was my argument with Liverpool before they claimed the title last season (after the null and void Covid title, that is). Over 30 years without the title meant you weren't a big club anymore. Spurs have gone 64 years.
They never took to Frank , felt he was beneath them. If the board had stuck with Frank and made it clear to prima donna players that he was going nowhere i doubt they would be in this mess
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Confusing big with recently successful. By your reckoning the only ones that can use the term are them lot, City, Chelsea, Leicester and Utd.
Of course with enough time, dwindling fan base, slipping down the leagues a big club can fall out of being able to call themselves that and become more a 'Historic' club. Out of 92 league teams Spurs are right near the top, just like Villa and us, not recently successful but big clubs.
ElGato
Player Valuation: £25m
Can't believe the Spuds still revere this guy. Awful tactics, horrid attitude, and then goes on the record slagging them to high heaven
S*** bloke
He's the Aussie dyche. with his gung-ho attack only and the gravel eater's turgid "defence only" approach, they would probably combine to form one competent manager.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
I'd concede now that Liverpool have to be called a big club again. They won the covid cup which is roughy 0.5 PL title + a title last season.
After an absence of 30 dd years Liverpool are back again in the fold of big clubs.
Spurs: a laughable addition to that category...always were and always no doubt will be.
We have more ceiling to become a big club again than Spurs. It's in our DNA to win titles - much more than Spurs, Villa, Newcastle etc.
City and Chelsea point the way forward for us. We need another new investor after TFG sling their hooks. A sovereign wealth fund of some sort.
A combination of those two you’d see the ego from space
I will never forget.
I never minded spurs previously, and felt like they were the model we should follow for a while there. Turns out it was just a golden generation of players they had.
Absent an apology, I will never forgive rhem...any of them.
They were effectively trying to permanently relegate us by setting us in a second tier with no path up.