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You mean, holding on for dear life against Sunderland at home? Taking two games to dispose of a weakened Reading in the cup? Losing at home to Birmingham? Almost getting embarrassed by Aalborg? A flat draw against a poor Anderlecht?
Sorry Ledge, Ramos looks like the genuine business to me, as he does to everyone else, and it really is a pity that the Dear Leader didn't have the guts to go for him in May or June instead of being a vacillating nincompoop, but your efforts to rewrite history and present Jol as a bumbling incompetent who lucked his way to two fifth places are getting increasingly ludicrous.
Do you think they're as ludicrous as your oh so boring "dear leader" comments in virtually every post you make?
As for your other comments and the games you mention if you read my post again I've made no reference to our results at any time. What I said was in the last 3 years our best football has all been played in the last 3 months and I stand by that.
I don't know how often you watch Spurs live although I suspect not very often, well I go to nearly every game home & away and I know over the last few months that the wind of change sweeping through this team isn't far short of a hurricane.
You never know how good a manager is until you give another manager the same group of players which barring 2 appearances by Woodgate and 1 by Hutton has been the case with Jol and Ramos. The last few months and the performances in particular of the likes of JJ, Lenny, Hudd and even Keane amongst others allied to our determination, organisation and ability to be able to play for 90 minutes tells me that Ramos can get way way more out of these players and this team than Jol could ever even dream of.
I'm just gutted that Jol wasn't shipped off to Holland back last May or June and Juande brought in because if so im convinced that we would be playing CL football next season.