thinktank
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Total overhaul.
Liverpool Vs Tottenham: Match Thread
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davidmatzdorf
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No it does not need a fucking 'clear-out'.
WTF is it with people here - even you?
it needs some stability. It needs the 7 new players whom we bought last Summer to be retained - all of them, along with Vertonghen and Lloris - and allowed to experience a second season in the Premiership wearing a Spurs shirt.
It needs nothing to be done, except to sort out some superior fullbacks (Walker excepted) and to build the entire team around Christian Eriksen. Ideally, a superstar striker would be nice, but realistically we aren't going to be able to afford one of those until we get a bigger stadium.
Our problems are not those of inadequacy. They are problems of instability. We need to leave this squad alone and permit them to become a team. Get Lamela physically strong enough to realise his great potential.Coach Chadli so he can be Erikson's backup in the no. 10 role and also work as winger when required. Settle down the central defensive selection (Chiriches will be a very good footballer). Promote a few from the youth team, Bentaleb-style.
Just keep things stable and stop changing course every 18 months. A 'clear-out' is the very last thing we need.
ERM did palace not just beat chelsea! what with this the top four are superior thing, why is he as a coach not thriving in correcting and planning how to beat and affect games ,
every game ive seen spurs play nearly the same no constructive football not winning second balls no winning headers just no winning, all points for a coach to adress,
players always looking for who they can pass to next?
these points should be dealt with before palyers arrive on the field of play.its like the players are asking us "huh what do i do now"!.
our constant bad performances as under rednapp are simply down to bad coaching or lack of adressing issues apparant to all but the coaching staff
every game ive seen spurs play nearly the same no constructive football not winning second balls no winning headers just no winning, all points for a coach to adress,
players always looking for who they can pass to next?
these points should be dealt with before palyers arrive on the field of play.its like the players are asking us "huh what do i do now"!.
our constant bad performances as under rednapp are simply down to bad coaching or lack of adressing issues apparant to all but the coaching staff
nightgoat
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Translation: "Don't look at me, it's not my fault."
StartingPrice
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Tim's Talk:
"Sort out! Pair up! Bring yer feckin' dinner! Bunch of feckin' cockroaches!"
"Sort out! Pair up! Bring yer feckin' dinner! Bunch of feckin' cockroaches!"
Graysonti
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Good post - I think we bought good players, have a good squad (if better balanced) and things can turn round quickly with a manager (see what I did there), organisation, some tactics and maybe a couple of players.
And Naughton OUT - that player is shit
TheChosenOne
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So, the glorious win against Utd at OT was a waste of time. Just like last year.
The push for a Champions League spot wasn't entirely dependant on beating or drawing
against the present top four clubs. Looking back the losses at home to Newcastle and West Ham plus a draw against West Brom add up to exactly 8 points which would have made us level with Arsenal and all to play for.
We also should have had at least gained a point at Norwich but there ya go Paula.
We screw up like this quite often. Sad
The push for a Champions League spot wasn't entirely dependant on beating or drawing
against the present top four clubs. Looking back the losses at home to Newcastle and West Ham plus a draw against West Brom add up to exactly 8 points which would have made us level with Arsenal and all to play for.
We also should have had at least gained a point at Norwich but there ya go Paula.
We screw up like this quite often. Sad
MaccSpurs
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Then what? Qualify for CL, then get out of it ASAP because we need a clear run to the top four?.
Sorry but I'll never get my head around this outlook. If we don't have a squad to cope with EL (which is apparently piss poor) AND compete in the PL, how the living fuck do we have a squad to cope with the CL (a competition that is MUCH tougher than the EL) AND the PL?
It's not difficult to understand.
Firstly you build a team that can qualify season after season in the top 4, like Arsenal have and then when you do qualify, you "ATTRACT" better players.
not total clearout but there are players that are clearly not good enuf.
big questions over naughton, rose, dawson,siggy, lennon, and few others,
the biggest question tho is the coaches, if they cannot get players to gel and play comfortable on the ball without unforced errors then there has to be questions asked of the coaching team itself.
big questions over naughton, rose, dawson,siggy, lennon, and few others,
the biggest question tho is the coaches, if they cannot get players to gel and play comfortable on the ball without unforced errors then there has to be questions asked of the coaching team itself.
sloth
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Problem is that teams far worse than us have done far better against Liverpool in recent times. It's not belief, but a simple matter of the players you pick for the team you play. In this case he picked a fluffy team and we got spanked. He wanted to go toe to toe, but we don't have the punch for that. It's the old adage that you've got to win the midfield to earn the right to play, and with that team there was slim chance of that against a team as well drilled as Liverpool. Without any dog we predictably got dogged. We've got six games left, nothing really to play for, TS knows now he's failed his dress rehearsal, there's no point doing anything now, and in the summer we'll get someone else.
Only other thing I'd say is he wanted to do it, he gave his best, and so however pissed off we are we should at least give respect for that.
Breezer
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What right has Sherwood got to blame the players. The bloke is a mug!!!!
You go to Anfield with Bentaleb and Sig playing centre mid and Sandro and Dembele sitting on the bench.
Looking at the team sheet I knew before kick off we'd lose!
We have Soldado running channels but our midfield playing balls short. Then Soldado drops short and our midfield play long balls. WTF is going on????
We're better off without a manager.
You go to Anfield with Bentaleb and Sig playing centre mid and Sandro and Dembele sitting on the bench.
Looking at the team sheet I knew before kick off we'd lose!
We have Soldado running channels but our midfield playing balls short. Then Soldado drops short and our midfield play long balls. WTF is going on????
We're better off without a manager.
thinktank
Hmmm...
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Dude, forget it.
look at breddan rogers and how he has gotten some real quality and also improved young aterling mom today.
We now have 2 candidates for same roll in world cup squad, arron lennon and andros townsend, and both of our players could not tie the younger less experienced sterling? at the beginning of season sterling had no final pass, but if you follow the lads performances he has developed some real quality in his approach play and final pass .
in comparison lennon atil doesnt look a threat against even the weaker sides. sterling always seems to make somthing happen even if he doesnt receive the ball.
This imo highlights the importance of a coach who adresses issues before players enter the field of play
We now have 2 candidates for same roll in world cup squad, arron lennon and andros townsend, and both of our players could not tie the younger less experienced sterling? at the beginning of season sterling had no final pass, but if you follow the lads performances he has developed some real quality in his approach play and final pass .
in comparison lennon atil doesnt look a threat against even the weaker sides. sterling always seems to make somthing happen even if he doesnt receive the ball.
This imo highlights the importance of a coach who adresses issues before players enter the field of play
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SlunkSoma
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Watched this at half time funnily enought. A few Spurs players need to bring their lunch and dinner given that shambles.
Breezer
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Look at the shittttttt players you've just mentioned. We all agree they're not good enough yet Timmy Mallet puts them all in the first team!
Once a gooner always a gooner!
Paceyjg
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How was Redknapp never good enough? Who in god knows how many years has done a better job of managing the club? Certainly he has been the best Premiership manager we have ever had.
I just cannot understand your opening statement
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