Brother in law and family are all massive spurs fans. Delighted for him and my nephew.
21st of May, great day for my family!
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Brother in law and family are all massive spurs fans. Delighted for him and my nephew.
21st of May, great day for my family!
Fair play Nick Montgomery - enjoy your celebrations tonight 💚
2 teams in the competition no one else could beatQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
It was 2 teams scared to lose, you have those finals with the worlds best involved, rarely is a final a footballing masterclass
That was genuinely worse than the Partick v Ayr play off first leg 😂
My neighbours say thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Your balls should be thanking the Spurs keeper :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Eh, no it wasn'tQuote:
Originally Posted by truehibernian
Used car for sale - good condition other than blood stains and skin on drivers doorQuote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Man United reminded me of us vs St Johnstone in 2021. Once they conceded it was only ever going to be a 1-0 Final score. Posed no threat.
Glad for Ange and Monty
I’ll be honest, I’ve bought worse cars.Quote:
Originally Posted by Up-the-slope
I wonder where Levein keeps his runners up medals?
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He only signed Dorgu who actually looked decent tonight. The problem isn’t Amorim, it’s all who came before him.Quote:
Originally Posted by J-C
Utd are rooked now with FFP and only one or two sellable assets.
It was. The passing alone was absolutely atrocious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lago
And Son. Good guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
I understand where you're going with that, but really, spurs scored and didn't do anything else. Man utd had one cleared off the line that was a superb clearance and then a great save late on to deny shaw.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Spurs won but it was an utterly brutal final.
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Did they run out of medals? Last few Spurs boys didn't get one.
It's almost like Monty or Maloney here. Taking the club from mid table mediocrity to being lucky the 3 teams below are miles away from being premier league sidesQuote:
Originally Posted by J-C
No a single metric of success or improving. Looks put his depth. Time will tell if the club put him but a colossal 4/5 months ahead. And with FFP/no european football who's going to want to sign for united?
The good news Livi v Ross County tomorrow, something to look forward to :cbQuote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
Nae wonder. I think anyone who has made a single appearance for Spurs in the last 5 years was up there claiming one!Quote:
Originally Posted by Glory Lurker
Severe lack of exuberance here tbh. I want pitch invasion, posts torn down, united fans goaded and every player assaulted!!
It’s the 21st of May ffs!
I saw Harry Redknapp sneaking in.Quote:
Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
:faf:.... probably should be worried by thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
I wouldn't be so sure on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Postecocglu was very unlucky with injuries to his side, particularly central defenders, but most Spurs supporters want him gone. This is mainly due to his persona with the media and kamikaze tactics in some games.
Spurs have always been my English side. It's been dreadful watching them this year but chuffed they won tonight. They have played some damn average sides to win the Europa League. Guess Ange was due a bit of luck. I mean Bodo/Glimt in the semis and a dire Man U in the final.
My gut feeling is he will be sacked. Would like to see Thomas Frank manager of Spurs, but just my opinion.
Ange could also easily walk away and say I told you so and come out it looking very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibees1973
Think they will keep him and he will probably stay - 50/50 I would say.
If I was Amorim I would be worried - project or not he’s lost to an average spurs team and had a shocker in the league.
What's his name? Rihanna is askingQuote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Amorim will walk I thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by GreenCastle
He'd be better to, he's on a hiding to nothing with a basket case of a club. Delighted for Ange, he's had a better season than Arteta and Pep :faf::faf:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmas
I know what you mean and understand your views.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenCastle
Ange could say this. But coming out looking very good, I'm not so sure. I know a few Spurs supporters who attend home games and they have said it's been toxic for a while. The last few home games there have been empty seats, which is unheard of for years.
Tottenham's problems go deeper that Ange.....Levy. But Levy it's not shifting. There have been rumours of an American takeover, but seems this could still be years away.
Fine Ange won his trophy, but it doesn't gloss over a league position one place above relegation, albeit a good few points ahead. It bad enough not being in the top 6, even worse not the top half. But seventeenth. That's a massive underachievement for Spurs.
They could stick with Ange for next season, but if he gets off to a poor start they will be back at square one. It's a huge call.
Rumours are that Ange is distant and isolates himself at times. It's just his style.
More bad results than good over his 2 years in charge. Needs to go.
21st of May comes good again. #COYS