Tottenham Hotspur Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2024/25

celt262 wrote: »

Cue a 1-1 draw tomorrow.

Any time that Spurs have a chance of capitalising and making ground, it usually ends badly. Tomorrow could be no different. But the fact that bale son and Kane are finally in sync with Ndombele and Moura going strong can be the difference.

A lot of analysts are expecting a score draw but I’m sure it will be 3 to the good for us. If it’s anything other than a win, I’m taking a sabbatical until August. But something tells me that I will be roaring us on into the most unexpected champions league qualification.and I love it.

Poor start. Reguilon is a liability these days. But I’m not really worried. Could be the kick in the boll1x needed

Goal for Son and just now an incredible save by Lloris

Bamford 2-1 leeds.

Cracking game

great save Lloris

Ndombeleon for Lo celso

Give Dier a p45

All credit to leeds, they play good stuff and took full opportunity of our weaknesses in Aurier, Dier and Reguilon.

same every time.
Any chance we have of getting into the top 4 or winning a cup or going top of the league we **** up.
Spurs are afraid of achieving anything.

Top 4 was already gone. Now to avoid the Europaleague.
Let's hope Jose takes Dier and Aurier and Loris

Peter File wrote: »

Top 4 was already gone. Now to avoid the Europaleague.
Let's hope Jose takes Dier and Aurier and Loris

Why are we avoiding the europa league? That’s now our level.
We would struggle to win the europa league but we’d be in with a chance.

Peter File wrote: »

Concentrate on getting top 4. Europa league is far too many games

We won't get near top 4. Not a hope. At least EL is a competition, if we are extremely lucky, we might have a remote chance of winning.

That's Big Sam available so...

Too be honest for the first time in a long long time I completely forgot about the Leeds match at lunchtime Saturday. Suddenly dawned on me around 4pm that match was over. Checked result, no surprise.

the club is in free fall.
rotten from the top down.
no manager, so many poor players on long contracts who are gonna be hard to shift, it's huge mess.
it could have been prevented numerous times over the past 2-3 years but the owners didn't seem to want to know, you have to sell to buy etc..
And 'try a new manager' is always their go to solution, such a backward approach, I think it's 12 (unbacked) managers on 20 years and 1 cup to show for it - embarrassing.
Those baron transfer windows are coming back to haunt us now, when you stop progressing you go backwards in this game.
Should be an interesting summer.

Andre Villas-Boas has his say .

Daniel Levy has come under fire in recent weeks for his role in the rise and then sudden demise of the European Super League, but his presence has divided opinion among the Tottenham faithful long before any proposed Premier League breakaway.
The Spurs chairman has been accused by some members of the Tottenham fanbase of not spending enough to take the club to the next level.
Levy recently swung his axe on Jose Mourinho, relieving the Portuguese manager of his Tottenham duties just a week before the club were preparing to take on Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final, which provided a chance for the club to end their 13-year wait for silverware - a drought which is set to continue after City ran out 1-0 winners.
Former Spurs player Ryan Mason is currently in charge of the side on an interim basis, making him the youngest manager in Premier League history at the tender age of just 29.
Another man who was young at the time of his appointment, former Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas, has now opened up on what it is like to work with Levy, having spent almost 18 months at White Hart Lane between 2012 and 2013.
Speaking to the Keys & Gray podcast, Villas-Boas explained: "Tottenham in the first year was very good.”
"It was not easy with Daniel. I’m not the simplest of guys to work with but we had our ups and downs.”
"We had a lot of fun in that first season and we reached the end of that season and I was expecting to renew with Tottenham after having refused to go to Paris Saint-Germain.”
"But what I think is that Daniel was willing to sell me to Paris Saint-Germain because my clause was £50million rather than renewing me. So we started the second year in bad animosity.
"Either way, we were very, very close to the top, we had more points when I reached an agreement to leave Tottenham than we had the season when we beat the record of points.
"But the environment was not there anymore, the connection with me and Daniel and Franco Baldini, so it was also time to go."
When asked why it is the case that he is not the only manager to fall out of favour with Levy, Villas-Boas revealed: "It all has to do with this extravagant leadership to take control of the clubs.”
"And we saw in the Super League, with the failure of the Super League, the impact of these extravagant ideas.”
"Basically, it’s people who are business people who want to set up their business without any respect for what is around, which is emotions and love. As surprising as the foundation of the Super League is, it’s much more astonishing the fact they have quit so soon.
"They even hadn’t the balls to hold up the challenge to it, so this was a surprise. But it is what it is, extravagant leadership at clubs that keeps on happening."
(Football London)

tom1ie wrote: »

Lads where are we going at all?
Sacking a manger 6 days before a League cup final without a quality ready made replacement is unforgivable.
However bad the players were beforehand, it's turned into a complete **** show and holiday camp now as they clearly don't have to deal with an authority figure in charge of the team.
What manager is going to want to risk his reputation managing these players?
It's not looking good at all and alot of the blame has to fall at the feet of levy.
Woeful mismanagement of the club and then to top it off someone decided it would be a great idea to charge £60 a ticket into the final game and not an apology in site over the super League fiasco (whatever you may think of it)
That's some neck.

That's the ENIC model, revenue over everything else, they really are scum.
I'm glad everyone can now finally see them for what they are.
And we're toxic to all decent managers thanks to Levy's antics.
What a fúcking shít show.

If anyone would like to bid on the 'special' jersey worn against Sheffield Utd.

https://www.matchwornshirt.com/club/tottenham-hotspur/726



Someone paid over €10,000 for Kanes jersey with the poppy on it !!

greenspurs wrote: »

St Totteringhams day is back on the cards .......

ffs

Maybe if we could lose 3 remaining games then Arsenal could finish in 7th and prevent us from qualifying for Europa conference league.