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We didn't get green, full stop.
I could do with some green after watching that shite.
We didn't get green, full stop.
That's the least he could've said. I reckon he should've said what a silly twat he is"I assume the responsibility for our failure"
He said that on three different occasions, Ashton
Are they shagging each other?Samuel and Ashton have just been down the shop for a couple of boxes of Durex.
Me too.I could do with some green after watching that shite.
We were only forced into one substitution. AVB can be blamed for playing Naughton out of position against one of the most potent attacks in the league. He is largely responsible for the injury crisis that forced him to choose between two bad options to begin with, having played our only LB at home against Tromso and being forced into playing our best CB in every f**king match because our only cover at the position was sent out on loan to QPR. He can also be blamed for being completely inflexible tactically and playing a suicidal high line with a Championship-caliber defense against this Liverpool side. I do agree that the factors you mention mitigate the result somewhat but AVB deserves plenty of blame.AVB STAY! Common people, we were forced into 2 changes and went down to 10 men, which definately contributed to why we were beat so badly. How can AVB be blamed for that?
Honest question dude, do you still want him?Well fuck. Unless I'm surprised by DL, it's back to looking for another golden bullet. Thought this time we might have got our man.
It's deja vu all over again.
No. They are getting ready to lash it up AVB's chocolate highway. Any minute now.Are they shagging each other?
AVB STAY! Common people, we were forced into 2 changes and went down to 10 men, which definately contributed to why we were beat so badly. How can AVB be blamed for that?
He did try to change things on the pitch, but when you're down to ten men and have a makeshift defence against this Liverpool team there's not a lot you could do.AVB has to go. Not because we lost but because if the manager cant even attempt to change what is happening on the pitch, he shouldn't be in charge of the club.
So, something has changed in the Matrix...Well fuck. Unless I'm surprised by DL, it's back to looking for another golden bullet. Thought this time we might have got our man.
It's deja vu all over again.
David Pleat, Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live at White Hart LaneTottenham 0-5 Liverpool
"If Spurs beat West Ham the fans will be happy again. You know how fickle it is and sometimes you have to credit the opposition.
"It's a humiliating scoreline, an awful scoreline but the team in red played an excellent brand of football and Steven Gerrard must be sitting at home so proud of the players that compensated for his absence.
"You can get knee-jerk reactions but could any manager in England have put this one right, have turned this loss into a victory? Nonsense?
"Liverpool were better and the more Tottenham tried to force the pace... they were caught square and limp."
Worst thing about AVB is he just spouts meaningless rhetoric. What does terms like 'they didn't let us play' even mean? Stating the obvious.