The Spurs Meltdown

Linford said:
If I was Venkatesham, I would be on the phone to Sean Dyche right now. Whether he could keep them up I don’t know, but he’d have a better chance than most and right now it looks like they’re headed for the drop under Tudor.
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Nothing could possibly be worse than what is currently taking place,Stacey Solomon should "Sort their life out"or perhaps Donald Duck at least he gives a duck.
 
Badger11 said:
LOL.

Last season Spurs finished 16 (circling the drain) most fans of a club in that position would not be expecting too much the following season. Spurs have gaping holes in their team that have still not been filled.

Another poster mentioned that when Harry Kane was there his goals covered up a lot of their weaknesses which have now been exposed.

It says a lot about the club and their fan base that they are on the verge of sacking their second manager this season. A realistic position this season for the club to have taken would be mid table being progress with a cup run, and starting to fill those gaps.

But no this is Spurs and their deluded fans. Frank should have been given time and now Tudor looks like a rabbit caught in the headlights.
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I am not 'Au Fait' with the rationale behind Tottenham's decision to appoint Tudor, however it is feasible that they viewed him as an experienced manager having been at the helm at clubs including Galatasaray, Udinese, Marselle, Lazio, Juventus and his win percentage at some of his clubs is admirable.

Results have been disappointing under Tudor, however he did take up the 'reins' at a club 16th in the table who had only won 1 of their previous 10 PL games.
 
Willo said:
I am not 'Au Fait' with the rationale behind Tottenham's decision to appoint Tudor, however it is feasible that they viewed him as an experienced manager having been at the helm at clubs including Galatasaray, Udinese, Marselle, Lazio, Juventus and his win percentage at some of his clubs is admirable.

Results have been disappointing under Tudor, however he did take up the 'reins' at a club 16th in the table who had only won 1 of their previous 10 PL games.
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I heard he has a bit of a tough guy persona and the board thought the players needed a kick up the arse. It's obvious that hasn't worked. It's the usual players are actually like little kids playing with their toys and diddums doesn't like being told off. That's what's happening - all sulking in their lambos and in the hot tub with the WAG.
 
Willo said:
I am not 'Au Fait' with the rationale behind Tottenham's decision to appoint Tudor, however it is feasible that they viewed him as an experienced manager having been at the helm at clubs including Galatasaray, Udinese, Marselle, Lazio, Juventus and his win percentage at some of his clubs is admirable.

Results have been disappointing under Tudor, however he did take up the 'reins' at a club 16th in the table who had only won 1 of their previous 10 PL games.
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The Spurs problem is that they appointed Igor Tudor as a manager when what they really needed was a magician, why did Tudor take on such a basket case as Spurs is really the question.
 
beak said:
The Spurs problem is that they appointed Igor Tudor as a manager when what they really needed was a magician, why did Tudor take on such a basket case as Spurs is really the question.
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Tudor had just been relieved of his duties at Juventus and was only offered a contract at Tottenham until the end of this season.
Tottenham are still considered a club with a certain status, they play in London in a wonderful stadium and when he joined they were 5 pts clear of W.Ham who were in the relegation zone.
I suspect these factors were very appealing to Tudor.
 
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Badger11 said:
LOL.

Last season Spurs finished 16 (circling the drain) most fans of a club in that position would not be expecting too much the following season. Spurs have gaping holes in their team that have still not been filled.

Another poster mentioned that when Harry Kane was there his goals covered up a lot of their weaknesses which have now been exposed.

It says a lot about the club and their fan base that they are on the verge of sacking their second manager this season. A realistic position this season for the club to have taken would be mid table being progress with a cup run, and starting to fill those gaps.

But no this is Spurs and their deluded fans. Frank should have been given time and now Tudor looks like a rabbit caught in the headlights.
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So true but I would add Son as well.
 
As soon as Levvy packed his bags, anyone would have thought 'something' bad was about to happen at Spuds.
Levvy saying he built the club. He built a house of cards, that is falling down as Levvy slams the door on his way out.
Changing managers now is going to make diddly squat difference.
I was wondering who I would prefer to see falling out of the Prem. Wet Spam, Notts Forest or Spuds. I actually dislike all of them (or their owners and fans) , so whoever goes down , it's a win/win/win for me 😀 😀
 
Willo said:
Tudor had just been relieved of his duties at Juventus and was only offered a contract at Tottenham until the end of this season.
Tottenham are still considered a club with a certain status, they play in London in a wonderful stadium and when he joined they were 5 pts clear of W.Ham who were in the relegation zone.
I suspect these factors were very appealing to Tudor.
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So Mock Tudor then.😉
 
Linford said:
If I was Venkatesham, I would be on the phone to Sean Dyche right now. Whether he could keep them up I don’t know, but he’d have a better chance than most and right now it looks like they’re headed for the drop under Tudor.
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I've often kept an eye on Dyche when there are teams that absolutely need somebody like him.

I'm speculating of course but it looks to me like teams go to him asking him to keep them up to which he says
"f*** off, I'm not a firefighter, I want to be taken seriously. If you want me then offer me long term contract"

Spurs probably think they're "too big" to hire a ginger northerner long term.
 
I thought it was looking bad for them a while back when the players started ignoring what Frank was telling them what to do . Nothing has changed with Tudor , he shouts and screams at the defenders to move up ten yards and they just look at him as if he doesn't know what he is talking about .

The lunatics have very much taken over the asylum
 
crvenaeagle said:
I've often kept an eye on Dyche when there are teams that absolutely need somebody like him.

I'm speculating of course but it looks to me like teams go to him asking him to keep them up to which he says
"f*** off, I'm not a firefighter, I want to be taken seriously. If you want me then offer me long term contract"

Spurs probably think they're "too big" to hire a ginger northerner long term.
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They probably do. Yet if they go down, he’ll be vastly too big for them.
 
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