Keane makes for a good pundit, just for the over the top reactions and heartless comments. His managerial career never really took off, probably for being too hot headed. I'd rather have people like him on sky, than idiots like Redknapp and Merson.
Fair point I’d forgotten that in fairness, but he was about 21 at that point. He then spent his career playing for the most successful club in the land, hoovering up pots every season.
I’ve just seen they are eying up someone that was at Benfica actually. I understand re fans but they can influence owners. I don’t feel Puel would have been binned so fast if our knuckle heads fans hadn’t turned against him despite him turning our squad around. The same people will let Brendan do what he wants without voicing concerns because of how white his teeth are so it will put no pressure on the owner. but yeah Villa’s will probably pull the trigger.The fans won’t have any say mate, the owners have lobbed a good chunk of cash at Villa and they escaped relegation by the skin of their teeth. I doubt that’ll be deemed good enough when they hold their end of season review with Smith. Personally I’ll be surprised if he’s still in post come the start of the new campaign.
Micah Richards is very good but may get fired after he dared to say Man Utd or Chelsea don’t have a god given right to top 4 and would have to suck it up if they missed out pre match yesterday. Doesn’t fit the sky narrative!Keane makes for a good pundit, just for the over the top reactions and heartless comments. His managerial career never really took off, probably for being too hot headed. I'd rather have people like him on sky, than idiots like Redknapp and Merson.
He’s shown as a pundit why he never made it in the field of management. The guy was a winner on the pitch but he completely lacks perspective and comes across like he’d have the man management skills of a 1970’s prison screw.Damn straight. Keane is a misery tbf, but I think without that attitude he wouldn’t have won as much as he did. Losing wasn’t an option. Imagine if Pogba had that mind set.
He’s shown as a pundit why he never made it in the field of management. The guy was a winner on the pitch but he completely lacks perspective and comes across like he’d have the man management skills of a 1970’s prison screw.
Jose Mourinho says he intends to get Tottenham back "where we belong"
Bad news for Spurs fans with Jose aiming for mid table from that comment.
Jose Mourinho says he intends to get Tottenham back "where we belong"
Bad news for Spurs fans with Jose aiming for mid table from that comment.
Age is just a number, doesn’t tend to work when applied to footie players mate.
This season was his Indian summer, Steptoe is hitting the rapid downslope shortly, he’ll be 34 after Christmas.
... suspect I've watched much more of him this season than you have, and he is not showing any signs of slowing down, plus he seems to be becoming a more rounded footballer ... so you'll forgive me for dismissing your opinion as "the usual drvel laden frustration" ...He'll be gone by this time next year anyway.
Calm down Fosse, Ole won’t want him anyway.
Love or hate Klopp, this was funny...Levy must have been ****ing desperate when he brought Maureen in. There's undoubtedly a massive severance package written into that deal.
Funnily enough Wrighty hit 30 goals for Arsenal at the age of 33. He then dropped off rapidly and left a year later, but Vardy won’t age obvs....ever.Superb maths work there mate... suspect I've watched much more of him this season than you have, and he is not showing any signs of slowing down, plus he seems to be becoming a more rounded footballer ... so you'll forgive me for dismissing your opinion as "the usual drvel laden frustration" ...
He keeps himself in great nick and, like Ian Wright before him, coming late to the top table appears to be working out very well for him and the club ... certainly can't see any of your current bunch outscoring him next season ... can you?
Levy must have been ****ing desperate when he brought Maureen in. There's undoubtedly a massive severance package written into that deal.
Superb maths work there mate... suspect I've watched much more of him this season than you have, and he is not showing any signs of slowing down, plus he seems to be becoming a more rounded footballer ... so you'll forgive me for dismissing your opinion as "the usual drvel laden frustration" ...
He keeps himself in great nick and, like Ian Wright before him, coming late to the top table appears to be working out very well for him and the club ... certainly can't see any of your current bunch outscoring him next season ... can you?

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Funnily enough Wrighty hit 30 goals for Arsenal at the age of 33. He then dropped off rapidly and left a year later, but Vardy won’t age obvs....ever.
Yeah I can btw, I’d take Richarlison to outscore him in the league next season (excluding penalties)
What's that got to do with anything ? We've had a calamitous season overall. I'm surprised we ended up in 8th after that **** show.
The point was that when Maureen signed that contract with Spurs, he would have had Levy over a barrel.