Watched it in a boozer im Brighton. Brutal game with mostly "Spurs" fans in pub. They were gone before the interviews started. English football at that level is like a facsimile of what football should be
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Watched it in a boozer im Brighton. Brutal game with mostly "Spurs" fans in pub. They were gone before the interviews started. English football at that level is like a facsimile of what football should be
The man has won a trophy for a club that has been ridiculed for lack of bottle and not winning one in years. And qualified for the champions league.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibees1973
Honestly when it comes to him vs the media I'm absolutely with him. They can't wait to bring him down it's an embarrassment. I hope he does say **** this and walk away from it all.
And Rosie 🐕Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
I wonder if Ange (if he leaves Spurs) would take the Scotland job when SC leaves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby's Cinema
I hope he stays but I hope too he gives a gigantic get it up ye to the English press in his next conference.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby's Cinema
That was a dreadful final between two poor teams. Scrappy winner summed up the game. But Spurs got the job done so well done to them, must be such a relief getting that monkey off the back.
And delighted to see Ange win to GIRFUY the snooty English journalists who couldn't wait to mock him because he managed in Scotland. Did what the likes of Conte & Mourinho couldn't!
Agree the numerous references to champions league by the commentator than concentrating on what is a huge achievement was annoyingQuote:
Originally Posted by Paul1642
Not sure it is much to do with the tactics some of the individual performances were awful.Quote:
Originally Posted by J-C
True but I get this Monty feel about him, rigid in his ways, the players looked all over the place most games. Must admit though recruitment there has been brutal and the money wasted is astonishing, so many players not up to the standard needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
Yep the worrying thing surely is the lack of any sort of tangible progress. Also very difficult to get players to leave United given no doubt ludicrous wages they are onQuote:
Originally Posted by J-C
:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by J-C
He has a system that obviously does not work and he stubbornly sticks to it no matter what do not think having all his players available would have changed his mindset or system Montyball
Saying that his strength last night was his back four awesome
Amorim should be removed for his failure to make changes asap despite having an embarrassment of riches on the bench and showing loyalty to certain players
Mount before Garnacho are you serious?
Casemiro was dead on his feet and lasted the full 90
Even Super Ally said he was struggling to keep up just after halftime
Fernandes was rightly raging at the end has his critics but the boy is a winner and a very good player
Will Ange survive ?
Said it himself’ Que sera sera’
Honest assessment of a terrible game
https://www.theguardian.com/football...a-league-final
Surely Ange won't get sacked now. He said he always wins things in his second season and he did. Champions League football now.
Az alkmaar and galatasaray both beat spurs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmas
Delighted for Spurs.
Not a massive fan of Ange but think he’s had a tough time with it from the press the past few months. Saying that, probably cause Spurs are 17th in the league.
Massive win for them though! Champions League football next season as well.
That team selection and waiting till late on before putting on Gaurancho (sp) should be enough on its own.Quote:
Originally Posted by J-C
Spurs won the trophy by changing the way they like to play, the manager knew they couldnt win playing that way with the players he had available, Amorim is just stubborn beyond belief.
On another note, is there any other player in the world that looks to get in the face of a ref more than Bruno Fernandes, i'd never tire of hitting him in the face with a large frying pan?:rolleyes::grr:
Ange should have had a red nose and clowns feet ready for his first interview last night after the game, in fact i'm surprised he didnt. :greengrin
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Originally Posted by JohnM1875
So am I. Parallels with us when winning the Scottish cup when everyone else waiting for us to fail. Man utd are an absolutely basket case and it comes from the top with Radcliffe. The fish rots from the top as they say.
Dodgy Jim and the Glazers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Col2
I'd give my life to ensure Hibs never end up in the hands of guys anything like them, an absolute plague.
We’re in the hands of billionaires now. It’s morally indefensible for anyone to have that amount of money in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thatdayinmay16
As long as they don't riddle us with their own personal debt and neglect every aspect of the club then I'm okay with how much money they have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bishop Hibee
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Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
He did pre-match. Unless this is AI or sumfin'?
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Things really this bad at Utd ?…
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...every-35271214
Would love to see them relegated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Yup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Billion pound in debt, no Champions league or European football, players past their best on massive wages, crap players signed for 3 or 4 times more than they should have.
Players being sold to manage FFP.
Years of the glazers mismanagement has finally caught up, was manageable when SAF was winning everything, but with that now not happening its taken its toll.
Fire sale of the playing staff, won't get much but clear the decks, bring in youngsters! Too many overpaid bang average players with bad attitudes and a succession of progressively bad decisions on managers and signings. There is no easy fix.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thatdayinmay16
Oh and add in the arrogant arse Radcliffe and his diminishing fortune...and hope for a 5 year extension for Harry Maguire 🤣
Not shocked in the least and it's been coming a while. Horribly mismanaged at boardroom level since Fergie quit, it must break his heart to see the club in this state.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Apparently Man Utd have to pay Chelsea £3.5m because they played Mount last night. £3.5m clause for an appearance in a European final.
Sounds to like Amorin wants away. He's been quoted as saying today he'll leave the club if they no longer want him.Quote:
Originally Posted by overdrive
Livy v Ross co. tonight @ 8pm on sky sports.
First leg at the toni macaroni plastic enormodome.
Ross county are 3/1 outsiders, and you can see why with 7 losses and 2 draws in their last nine games.
Return leg in Dingwall on Monday.
The sun's out ,My eldest brother who has shown no interest in football, suddenly wants to go down and support the local team!
He got told where to go! :tee hee:
Terrible situation from a fans point of view in not only have you owners that don’t give a **** but have from day one intentionally been out to bleed your club dry and your stuck with them .Quote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry