Semper Fudge
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When is the club going to call out this corruption!?
When is the club going to call out this corruption!?
“feck off conte you Italian cnut”
good old fashioned banter
It’s not corruption. We all get it.When is the club going to call out this corruption!?
He's taking the piss out of a thread in the United forum.It’s not corruption. We all get it.
It’s in the quotes from their forum, somebody posted themWho said that?!
With Spurs doing a Spurs - who would we prefer to get 4th? Newcastle or Liverpool?
With Spurs doing a Spurs - who would we prefer to get 4th? Newcastle or Liverpool?
Rivals or the worst of the state run clubs. Football is dead anyways, feck Pool.Why is that question even necessary?
Why is that question even necessary?
Newcastle you weirdo.Why is it not?
This thread is about Spurs who are looking more and more likely to let that 4th spot slip to someone else.
My question is simply who would people prefer?
Liverpool or Newcastle? Our rivals or a club who could quickly become another dominating force like Man City, who getting 4th could accelerate their progress and potentially beat us to competitive signings in the summer?
I’m simply curious to hear the general consensus of other fans.
Our base level is a fair bit higher. Definitely not our bottom level though (4-0, 6-3, 7-0 etc.)They're so wildly inconsistent this season. Really good on their day but total shite the next. A bit like us I guess but our bottom level is slightly higher.
If we manage to finish below these mugs we very much don’t deserve CL football next season. They’re dirt.
With Spurs doing a Spurs - who would we prefer to get 4th? Newcastle or Liverpool?
Who do you support
Spurs aren't called the Everton of London for nothing, though.
Spurs' biggest claims to fame of recent years is losing a CL final, losing a League Cup final, and finishing above Liverpool for five years. That's it. They're perennial underachievers; they finished third in a two horse race, and saw Liverpool leapfrog them to CL and PL glory.
They have the same chronic problem as Everton - they want to be seen as a big club but have a small club mentality. They're best period in recent history has been when other, traditionally big hitter clubs have fallen on tough times, and even then they've failed to capitalise on those moments.
There’s no doubt they’ve had some strong sides in the last few years but they’ve lacked a strong squad and a strong leader. On top of that you have a chairman who is generally very tight with his money. You need to spend to build, maintain and continue to grow on your strengths. They’ve failed to do this and prioritized slapping a shiney coat of paint on their car rather than maintain the source of the power, the engine.This guy from RAWK gets it:
He moved into Spurs' trophy room, nibbling cheese in stained underwear while absent-mindedly stroking a picture of Pochettino in a worn down frame, muttering to himself 'what if the real trophies are the enemies i made on football forums along the way'.What happened to Glaston?
He moved into Spurs' trophy room, nibbling cheese in stained underwear while absent-mindedly stroking a picture of Pochettino in a worn down frame, muttering to himself 'what if the real trophies are the enemies i made on football forums along the way'.
ha ha!He moved into Spurs' trophy room, nibbling cheese in stained underwear while absent-mindedly stroking a picture of Pochettino in a worn down frame, muttering to himself 'what if the real trophies are the enemies i made on football forums along the way'.
There’s no doubt they’ve had some strong sides in the last few years but they’ve lacked a strong squad and a strong leader. On top of that you have a chairman who is generally very tight with his money. You need to spend to build, maintain and continue to grow on your strengths. They’ve failed to do this and prioritized slapping a shiney coat of paint on their car rather than maintain the source of the power, the engine.
Spurs certainly lacked an elite coach at the right time. A Mourinho MK 1 who could change the psychology of the club from “we’re one of the top sides” to “we are the best and we will fight you to prove it”.
Even at their strongest I was never afraid of playing them. We smashed them in the FA cup Semi Final 5-1 in 2012, we smashed them in the Fa cup semi final in 2017 4-2 and we deservedly stopped them winning the league with the Battle of Stamford Bride in 2016. Despite being considered the weaker side at the time.
Ultimately I don’t believe they have ever been in a position to capitalise on the positions they found themselves in, through sheer naivety, foolishness and greed. They wrongly considered themselves to be one of the best teams in England when they simply had a strong side with favourable conditions.
I think that is a bonkers take - we are clearly nowhere near our peers in terms of the ability to spend money yet you say greed is one of the things holding us back? How does that work?
Because Levy wouldn't sell Kane for 100m????
Why should he? The expectation from the fans of the sort of clubs who would want to sign Kane is so fecking arrogant it really is. He is our player while he is under contract and it's totally our right not to sell him if we don't want to.
He doesn't have to.
But I am fairly sure when people combine Spurs with greed, this is where it comes from.
Last thing he was doing was arguing concepts he didn't even have a surface level understanding of with his usual bullishness and arrogance.What happened to Glaston?
Levy is holding your club back. In order to remain on top you must spend. You prioritized a stadium over the team and you’re paying for it. You can have the nicest stadium in the land if you want but it’s trophies that matter in sport. You typify your clubs small club mentality.I think that is a bonkers take - we are clearly nowhere near our peers in terms of the ability to spend money yet you say greed is one of the things holding us back? How does that work? We clearly had one of the best sides in England for several years despite not having the same resources as our rivals yet all we get is grief for it. 'Get back in your box' attitude from arrogant people.
Levy is holding your club back. In order to remain on top you must spend. You prioritized a stadium over the team and you’re paying for it. You can have the nicest stadium in the land if you want but it’s trophies that matter in sport. You typify your clubs small club mentality.
Because we refused to sell our best player at less than what we thought he was worth? Is that greed? This is so dumb.