25 Oct 07
Originally posted by Palynkaleaves a bad taste in the mouth on how the directors have treated him.
Who's next? I'd like to see Mourinho there but I don't think it will happen.
the only good think is that Chris Houghton has been saked as well.
I remember houghton from his playing days, a great left -back, i would say one of the all time great spurs full backs, but as a coach he has been very poor.
26 Oct 07
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Originally posted by RagnorakLOL...'small club'
If I was a gambling man, that's what I'd bet your house on as well. Well, the Ramos bit, although it doesn't make much sense for him to leave a team in the Champions league for a small club like Spurs.
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please get your facts right... football has been around longer then the last 10 years!
26 Oct 07
Originally posted by spurs73So? Should a Champions League manager give up the glitz of the Champions League for a Mickey Mouse club whose big aspirations for the season would be avoiding relegation, and possibly a bit of a run in the Coca Cola Cup (or whatever it's called now).
LOL...'small club'
please get your facts right... football has been around longer then the last 10 years!
I've been to White Hart Lane about 10 times. I've seen Spurs get hammered in Old Trafford. I was with a Spurs fan that day. He got threatened with being ejected for celebrating every throw in they won too much in the United section. Says a lot.
You're right though. Having won a championship or 2 50 odd years ago IS the equivalent of leading a Champions League team. š
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26 Oct 07
Originally posted by RagnorakMy source is very reliable, and has backed up his claims with a substantial sum of moeny at the bookies (more than a months salary for me).
If I was a gambling man, that's what I'd bet your house on as well. Well, the Ramos bit, although it doesn't make much sense for him to leave a team in the Champions league for a small club like Spurs.
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26 Oct 07
Originally posted by spurs73That's one thing that's always struck me about Spurs. They're not as big a club as they think they are. Never have been. That's part of their problem now - unreasonable expectations.
LOL...'small club'
please get your facts right... football has been around longer then the last 10 years!
26 Oct 07
Totenham like Everton and Man City are the secong biggest club in their city, yet they are in the 8 biggest clubs in the country.
Unlike Everton and Man City, Totenham have always played attractive football but without success. The new manager will have to get a new keeper and defence, before he can carry on this tradition.
Btw - Chelsea are not a big club either - Chelsea have similar pedigree to Kerry Katona - did nothing until the mid nineties - had a short "genuine period" when they were almost successful, got loads of money became rude and boring.
26 Oct 07
Originally posted by spurs73Still on that soap box I see,,,, My brothers a Yid and talks the same crap at the start of every season....
LOL...'small club'
please get your facts right... football has been around longer then the last 10 years!
Small Club too right... You deserve someone like Ian Dowie!!!!!!!
Personaly I'm gutted that Jol was sacked cause he had the potential along with that clown Houghton to off really buried the club this season..
Mind you the problem is far more deep rooted than the management or the players... what a total sham of a board to off acted as they did.. Jol shouldn't of been anywhere near the game last night. Was Clive Allen commentating somewhere, is that why??????
26 Oct 07
Originally posted by invigorateThey have been the last couple of years - Jol's done a decent job. Only 5 top 8 finishes in the last 15 years isn't too impressive though.
Totenham like Everton and Man City are the secong biggest club in their city, yet they are in the 8 biggest clubs in the country.
I find it difficult to consider a club "big" when they haven't really been close to winning the title in my lifetime.
27 Oct 07
Originally posted by RagnorakO my... how wrong can one getšµšµšµšµšµšµ
If I was a gambling man, that's what I'd bet your house on as well. Well, the Ramos bit, although it doesn't make much sense for him to leave a team in the Champions league for a small club like Spurs.
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it seems RAMOS is more then HAPPY to leave a Champions league club for a 'small' club.
27 Oct 07
Originally posted by dickythats rich coming from a READING season ticket holder who really supports ARSenal
[b]Still on that soap box I see,,,, My brothers a Yid and talks the same crap at the start of every season....
Small Club too right... You deserve someone like Ian Dowie!!!!!!!
Personaly I'm gutted that Jol was sacked cause he had the potential along with that clown Houghton to off really buried the club this season..