Mikey10
Les Ferdinand
Said earlier in the thread, should be cleared by late May apparently.
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Igor the Interim
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Said earlier in the thread, should be cleared by late May apparently.
MartyFunkhouser
Terry Dyson
Its going to be Redknapp in a week or two, the silliness and outpouring for it is too intense now for it not to be
SteveAWOL
Erik Thorstvedt
Tottenham working on potential options to replace head coach Igor Tudor
The 47-year-old was appointed last month on a deal until the end of this season after Thomas Frank’s sacking.
www.nytimes.com
Mikey10
Les Ferdinand
Tottenham working on potential options to replace head coach Igor Tudor
The 47-year-old was appointed last month on a deal until the end of this season after Thomas Frank’s sacking.
“Let’s wait until we drop another 3 points before we do what obviously needs doing.”
I wouldn’t trust these clowns to walk my dog ffs.
Mikey10
Les Ferdinand
Ange should have been gone a lot earlier. Doesn’t make keeping Poundland Stellini any longer the right decision.
Hmm, there’s someone missing there but I can’t remember who the fudge it was.
Gazza Dazzla
Les Ferdinand
I really hope he doesn’t fudge up and go back to 3 at the back next game, 4 clearly suits us so much better.
DeanoAustin
Ian Walker
Reckon he’ll get next Sunday at a minimum.
Two ways this can go now. We win and he could be the man to pull us out of trouble. Where would that leave all the pundits and fans (me included) who wanted him gone and said he couldn’t keep us up? Would it vindicate Vinai and Lange?
Lose and today could be seen as the worst possible result as it kept him in a job.
Actually, we draw and fudge knows what happens.
In a season when the league has been an absolute eyesore, we’ve certainly provided most of the entertainment.
Two ways this can go now. We win and he could be the man to pull us out of trouble. Where would that leave all the pundits and fans (me included) who wanted him gone and said he couldn’t keep us up? Would it vindicate Vinai and Lange?
Lose and today could be seen as the worst possible result as it kept him in a job.
Actually, we draw and fudge knows what happens.
In a season when the league has been an absolute eyesore, we’ve certainly provided most of the entertainment.
ricky2tricky4city
Paul Stewart
We're permanently on a knife-edge.
MartyFunkhouser
Terry Dyson
Well in Igor and well in on the Sky Interview. Good Sunday all round
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ricky2tricky4city
Paul Stewart
You been on the sauce?
monkeybarry
Dimitar Berbatov
We got a draw, not a trophy.
Tudor is here until the end of the season with one job - scrape enough together to keep us up. That's it.
Forest is massive. It's close to being a loser goes down match.
Tudor is here until the end of the season with one job - scrape enough together to keep us up. That's it.
Forest is massive. It's close to being a loser goes down match.
MartyFunkhouser
Terry Dyson
No was in the back of an Uber on way home from Heathrow. I think he had a good day today........
ricky2tricky4city
Paul Stewart
I couldn't make sense of your sentence...that was all.
Robspur12
Steffen Iversen
I think the view that he should have gone was perfectly reasonable in the context of those performances. Those were 4 terrible losses and I mean awful. Palace fans I was speaking to after the game thought we were nailed on to go down. Today marked something of a sea change in tactics and performance and we got a point. But I am still nervous as hell about which team turns up next weekend? The shambolic one of the previous 4 games or today’s. I hope he builds on today. If we do stay up, I will be the first to thank Igor.
MartyFunkhouser
Terry Dyson
Issue he has had is the judgement will always be against the much cliched "manager bounce" when in reality like any manager they need time, yes I know we don't have that, but anyone needs it. We also have the injuries leaving us with wither not good enough, youth and seniors who are good enough who have made hosts of mistakes. Yes he has played some obscure formations and positions but he, like any manager needs to find who he can trust in the fight. It seems like he is getting that.
The Forest game is huge, we win that and we are in a different mindset, today could be huge to building towards that
DeanoAustin
Ian Walker
Will openly admit I wanted him gone, still do, but you look at Nuno at West Ham and Edwards at Wolves. Both had horrendous starts before getting that "bounce" that we're now seeing.
Football management is an incredibly brutal profession especially when you come into a situation like ours. It's gonna be a very interesting few weeks in terms of how this story turns out.
MartyFunkhouser
Terry Dyson
Thats where I am with it, I think we can all make as many statements as we like as fans or say who we want and make predictions on what would have should we appoint Harry and a band of ex players, but in reality given our situation, they outcome would be equally tough.
He has my backing because he is here and I am under no illusion how tough this job is currently, it was and still is a massive ask
ricky2tricky4city
Paul Stewart
'Very interesting'?
How about nerve racking...nail biting...heart attack inducing.... terrifying!!??
