Are they? Perhaps rejoin him at the reds and injuries but I think many will think Blimey that’s not the Spurs we know.The fact that other teams fans (whose teams were not playing) are wanking themselves to death over our loss is amusing. Shows how much of a threat we are to them that they have to pray on our downfall instead of concentrating on winning themselves. It’sa loser mentality and im so proud that we cause this much dislike from them.
To be fair to him, even Neville said similar during the game.Are they? Perhaps rejoin him at the reds and injuries but I think many will think Blimey that’s not the Spurs we know.
Are they? Perhaps rejoin him at the reds and injuries but I think many will think Blimey that’s not the Spurs we know.
A Liverpool aggregator with close to 43k followers genuinely making up Ange quotes. That fanbase is just so damn weird.
A Liverpool aggregator with close to 43k followers genuinely making up Ange quotes. That fanbase is just so damn weird.
A Liverpool aggregator with close to 43k followers genuinely making up Ange quotes. That fanbase is just so damn weird.
Nope, look when it was posted. The game had barely finished at that point.That might be from the presser. I believe he said a fair bit more in there compared to on Sky.
A Liverpool aggregator with close to 43k followers genuinely making up Ange quotes. That fanbase is just so damn weird.
Exactly. To all of it, but especially the bolded bit.Red Cafe
- Anyone who watched that interview of him post-match where he says we’d have played that way with 5 men as that’s who are - we will always have a go as long as I’m here - and doesn’t think the players and fans are fecking buzzing about it is seriously not looking at the bigger picture. The game was over when they went down to 9 - the way they played afterward means they made something from the defeat.
- Loved his interview there. Took all the ref/var decisions on the chin which was a breath of fresh air compared to crying ****s like Arteta and Klopp
- I remember Pep in his first season, insistent on playing his own way, even after embarrassing losses to Chelsea and Everton.
It's more than trying to just win the next game.- The crowd(fans) gave the team a standing ovation with the loss.
- Ange plays the same way regardless. That’s his strength and his weakness. It’s why watching them under him is going to be so fascinating.
- people didnt like that Ange/Spurs were getting praise and now use this moment as a way to cope with that. Spurs isnt expected to win the league or anything really... atleast this way their fans will have fun watching their games. Manchester United isnt likely to win anything either but it also isnt really that much fun to watch.
- Some mad opinions on here, spurs nearly came away with a draw whilst sticking to their defined way of playing. Seems some are happy with the tumescent nothingy dross ten hag is serving up
- I really like him.
I'd take him at United in a heartbeat.
Well, you have to dare to do. Their spirit carved out three very good chances for them. With nine men, that’s impressive.In terms of spirit, yes. In terms of defensive tactics....not so much.
If Chelsea weren't **** they would have scored plenty more. Imagine Man City against that high line. Even Eddie would have got another 4 or 5 goals the tactics Sp**s played with 9.
Okay bro spuds had more chances with 9 men than we did with 11, against Chelsea.They attack very well, but they ain't defending. It is all about balance. It is a **** to attack all the time, and they are punished because of that.
Fair play to them. Able to see the wood for the trees.Red Cafe
- Anyone who watched that interview of him post-match where he says we’d have played that way with 5 men as that’s who are - we will always have a go as long as I’m here - and doesn’t think the players and fans are fecking buzzing about it is seriously not looking at the bigger picture. The game was over when they went down to 9 - the way they played afterward means they made something from the defeat.
- Loved his interview there. Took all the ref/var decisions on the chin which was a breath of fresh air compared to crying ****s like Arteta and Klopp
- I remember Pep in his first season, insistent on playing his own way, even after embarrassing losses to Chelsea and Everton.
It's more than trying to just win the next game.- The crowd(fans) gave the team a standing ovation with the loss.
- Ange plays the same way regardless. That’s his strength and his weakness. It’s why watching them under him is going to be so fascinating.
- people didnt like that Ange/Spurs were getting praise and now use this moment as a way to cope with that. Spurs isnt expected to win the league or anything really... atleast this way their fans will have fun watching their games. Manchester United isnt likely to win anything either but it also isnt really that much fun to watch.
- Some mad opinions on here, spurs nearly came away with a draw whilst sticking to their defined way of playing. Seems some are happy with the tumescent nothingy dross ten hag is serving up
- I really like him.
I'd take him at United in a heartbeat.
I really like him even if his slow defenders were too far up the pitch especially when down to 9. He's very positive and his teams clearly want to play his liberated style of football. As you say down to earth which isn't a trait found often at Tottenham. He's wasted on Tottenham but he may get top 5 with them if backed in January.Very impressed with Postecogulou , he is down to earth and doesnt give any shrift to the media's bullshit questions , most ex-Celtic managers flatter to decieve when they move on , but this guy looks like he knows what he is doing. Any manager that can turn Spuds into a high pressing fighting machine deserves all the credit , Spuds have always played good football but have also always lacked character when it mattered , Postecogolou is changing that.
he will have smashed all the plates in the dressing room afterwardsPostecoglu was so calm and collected. Far more resilient than the mad arse down Seven Sisters Road.