Kingstheman
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Words fail me...
Sky Sports' views on Spurs
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DiscoD1882
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Well seeing as there are two ex gooners. Le Tissier, who for as long as I have been watching him on SS has not had a good word to say about spurs. And Thompson. They weren't very complimentary. They were also slating our purchases saying none of them had delivered or were any good??
CowInAComa
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Rodgers just rewriting history to endear himself to the Liverpool fanbase.
fuck him/good luck to him. whatever.
Blake Griffin
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they didn't quite say that, the main debate was over who actually signed the players, the only criticism they made of the signings was that we signed too many. also it seems like chiriches doesn't exist because that's the 2nd time i've seen them talk about our signings and not a word is said about vlad, even the graphic missed him out.
SargeantMeatCurtains
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RichieS
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It's because Vlad's good start doesn't fit the agenda of "all Spurs' summer signings have flopped".
Thompson's bollocks about Rodgers turning us done is just the standard English fear of the 'continental' structure.
Francis Gibbs
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so that's glimpses and goals he has hasn't shown here
StartingPrice
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I see Jamie RatKnip...I switch off.
Something that hasn't been mentioned much since the Liverpool game, largely due to the fall-out, is the way we were at home but they had two ex-Liverpool players and the current Liverpool captain as their panel, their co-commentator was an ex-Good and when the players came out of the tunnel the camera panned in on the Liverpool fans and said, well, er "There's the Liverpool fans", didn't focus on any of our fans and just settled on the players and the pitch.
Honestly, that and the performance (this is a loose description) of the referee (this is a loose description) made me feel like their was either some hidden agenda against us, or else we were on the receiving end of a cosmic joke of immense dimensions
Something that hasn't been mentioned much since the Liverpool game, largely due to the fall-out, is the way we were at home but they had two ex-Liverpool players and the current Liverpool captain as their panel, their co-commentator was an ex-Good and when the players came out of the tunnel the camera panned in on the Liverpool fans and said, well, er "There's the Liverpool fans", didn't focus on any of our fans and just settled on the players and the pitch.
Honestly, that and the performance (this is a loose description) of the referee (this is a loose description) made me feel like their was either some hidden agenda against us, or else we were on the receiving end of a cosmic joke of immense dimensions
Cavehillspur
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Le Tiss reckons Laudrup would be a great fit for us.
Bus-Conductor
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Surely none of us have been bad enough in our past life to deserve two phases of Hoddle management in this one ?
Merson can't even read a betting slip and I bet none of the others can pronounce Chiriches.
Champagne Charlie was the worst. I amused myself with the memory of Graham Roberts kicking him into the stands at the Old Library....
Hod must have been reincarnated since his last spell in charge.
I'm pretty sure that in his previous life, he would never have suggested that Townsend, a player who hardly ever gets his head up, should play as our Number 10.
Particularly when we have two natural Number 10s with outstanding heads up vision in Eriksen and Lamela at the club.
Hoddle the player would have been infuriated at the "shift & shoot from ridiculous positions" mentality of a couple of our team, but he seems blind to this as a pundit.
guiltyparty
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Honestly, that and the performance (this is a loose description) of the referee (this is a loose description) made me feel like their was either some hidden agenda against us, or else we were on the receiving end of a cosmic joke of immense dimensions
AVB's kind of a joke
absolute bobbins
Am Yisrael Chai
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To be fair, Glenn Hoddle is the answer...However, the question just isn't 'who should be the next Spurs manager?'.
Well, when you go to the Zoo you want to see the animals throwing their shit at each other and sniffing each others butts, not the other cultured and civilised patrons
DiscoD1882
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Hoddle did have a pretty shit team when he managed us last. I wouldn't be totally averse to him coming back in the short term. Everyone wants to play the Tottenham way. Why not give him a chance. Can he do any less than what Sherwood is capable of?
NEVILLEB
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I don't think he's been the same since his concussion.
Chanticleer81
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That mob on Soccer Saturday are just giving their opinion. Just like you rabble on here give yours. The bitch is that rabble gets paid for theirs.
Their opinions are totally ill-informed though
SteveH
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Yeah, not like ours right.............
kaz Hirai
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Hoddle had a shit team because he bought a load of shit!!
Postiga
Blondel
Redknapp
Bungee jump
Toda
Acimovic
poyet
Michael brown
Mabizela?
The man thinks Tom huddlestone is immense
He can stay far away, thankfully levy would never rehire
