Tottenham will get 3rd BOTTOM next season

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ramos says we've only just begun our losing streak :p

really though spurs should set there sights on just doing well this season before they start dreaming of top 4 .
 
Spurs fans are suffering from the big club syndrome, fact is nearly ever team in the PL can turn each other gone are the days of a club going away and sitting back, we should be able to turn over Spurs on Sunday, Zaki for a hat trick.
 
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Spurs really shot themselves in the foot by selling their best strikers, they've never had a solid defense and often relied on out-scoring the opposition.

Now they are just carp all over the pitch. :o
 
Gooner14 said:
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:p

tottenham like newcastle are the example of extremely bad management from the top, although newcastle are obviously re-writing the master handbook every season.

everton and villa (and probably boro) are the extreme opposite, run the club within it's own means upon a solid foundation ...don't spend silly money (D.Bent) and give the manager time and support to get it right.

Levy is a gimp ....are they gonna send Ramos on his way after a terrible start such as the treatment given to Jol? a few more losses in the next month and Ramos better sleep with his eyes open given their history.
 
marscay said:
tottenham like newcastle are the example of extremely bad management from the top, although newcastle are obviously re-writing the master handbook every season.
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Spurs are nothing like Newcastle. Spurs have posted a profit each season since Levy took charge and have a clear wage structure. Newcastle's wage bill is 50% higher than Spurs'.

Yes, Levy has made some mistakes but he's still one of the best chairmen about. There's no hint of him sacking Ramos and most of the transfer problems have been down to Comilli.
 
Tunney said:
Spurs are nothing like Newcastle. Spurs have posted a profit each season since Levy took charge and have a clear wage structure. Newcastle's wage bill is 50% higher than Spurs'.

Yes, Levy has made some mistakes but he's still one of the best chairmen about. There's no hint of him sacking Ramos and most of the transfer problems have been down to Comilli.
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you're managers are still boomeranging, you might be posting a profit but still blowing good money on crap players and letting the genuine marque ones go.....Jol got you to the highest position since god knows when but it still wasn't enough ....my comment about Levy remains.
 
You obviously have no clue about anything to do with Tottenham, but you are entitled to your opinion on the subject.

The only thing I would say that Levy has been found wanting in and probably handed poorly other than the sacking of Jol, (which should have been done before the start of last season given he had lost control of the dressing room) was the handling of the Berbatov saga, and the threatening of Man Utd.

The way Spurs as a business is run is nothing like Newcastle, and as Tunney has quite clearly pointed out, Spurs in that sense are very well run and one of the best financially sound in the Premiership.

As for blowing good money on bad players, I dont think Spurs are. However, unlike some, they have taken longer than other players to adapt to the Premier League, in fact, the only major issue there is that they havent signed any players with Premier League experience and instead gambled on those foreign signings adapting quickly.
 
well i never said anything about financial matters - fact is they are poorly managed as a club which is all i said.....financially sound or not.
do you know how many managers Tottenham have had since Arsene Wenger arrived at Arsenal? well if you don't know the answer it's 11 <---- LOL

the club talk about wanting to finish in the top 4, it's laughable to be honest.
 
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