I think they have to accept they're already in one. The downward spiral of results will see that gap close very quickly now.If we’re not careful we’ll seriously be in a relegation scrap before long.
I think they have to accept they're already in one. The downward spiral of results will see that gap close very quickly now.If we’re not careful we’ll seriously be in a relegation scrap before long.
The single most disappointing thing is how easy Spurs are to beat. It’s something I don’t see how they get back under Ange and why he has to go. He just doesn’t seem to have answers to quite simple problems.
11 defeats from 21 game is worse than anything even a cynic like me would have imagined. Right now I can see Spurs finishing 15th.
If we’re not careful we’ll seriously be in a relegation scrap before long.
It is a horrific run. The big issue is IF you sack him who do you turn to? It's way too big a job for Mason and lot don't look like the type to scrap their way out of a relegation situation.
Am interesting month coming up I suspect...
Even the most optimistic of people like myself feel we are already in one.
Lose on Sunday and I think the bald one will pull that trigger again....
I don't think Levy pulls the trigger until after the window closes tbh, as that will absolve him from having to spend to support a new manager.
There’s a lot of individual talent in the team, but they don’t seem to function as a team.
There are some weaknesses in key areas at present - notably in defence (with some mitigation) and central midfield.
There are times when the players are quite passive as if they don’t have the confidence or will to tackle the task in front of them.
Moments of individual brilliance only carry you so far. With a following wind (because the opposition are in an even worse place at the time or the team gets comfortably in front), they play well, but when the going gets tough when the opposition exert pressure, they fold.
This is pretty much what I’ve posted about Utd in recent times; it applies to Spurs too.
This was an exact reason to my thinking when I predicted pretty much since the start of the season that late Jan/ Feb would be when the trigger gets pulled. Cheaper option, as per.
I’m just finding it surprising at how bad they’re allowing us to get just to avoid spending this window.
They only function as a team when at least one of Romero or Mickey Van is in defence, as the CBs have far too big a role in our buildup play - and we've actively made it worse by regularly playing a more defence-minded midfield three in their absence so that we have a lack of progressive passing in midfieldThere’s a lot of individual talent in the team, but they don’t seem to function as a team.
There are some weaknesses in key areas at present - notably in defence (with some mitigation) and central midfield.
There are times when the players are quite passive as if they don’t have the confidence or will to tackle the task in front of them.
Moments of individual brilliance only carry you so far. With a following wind (because the opposition are in an even worse place at the time or the team gets comfortably in front), they play well, but when the going gets tough when the opposition exert pressure, they fold.
This is pretty much what I’ve posted about Utd in recent times; it applies to Spurs too.
It is a horrific run. The big issue is IF you sack him who do you turn to? It's way too big a job for Mason and lot don't look like the type to scrap their way out of a relegation situation.
Am interesting month coming up I suspect...
which means the only other options are in our Academy
Like others have said, it’s probably the lack of a clear replacement that is keeping Ange in a job.
...Sean Dyche...?![]()
You joke but our chairman will be licking his lips at the prospect of a free replacement should he bin Ange.
****, come to think of it, seeing as we’re practically in a relegation scrap, maybe Dyche becomes a bit more appealing!
