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Ange departs

Ange departs.

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Finney Is Back said:
If so that is ridiculous…. He gave us the best possible chance to win the cup, why jeopardise that to finish10th?

I know the owners of this club do not care about trophies but I would’ve thought all of us fans would’ve done so.
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The EL was clearly the exception to the rule - the results in the Lge, Lge Cup and FA Cup show that.
It wasn't just a bad spell, it was a consistent 18 months
 
He gets to go with his head and stock high and will get another shot at a bigish job to prove his philosophy.

He will allways be welcome and remembered here for what was a hugely emotional triumph.

If he would have been allowed to stay it's my belief that he's gone by Christmas and he's back to the backwaters and we as a club have wasted a season.

It was fun at times downright frustrating and embarrassing at others, he clearly had the players throughout and that given the league performances is a testament to his leadership skills.

But I think him and his philosophy were found lacking at the highest level with a team that were not equipped to play that way all the time.

It was fun but we all know it wasn't forever.

Good luck big Ange , will miss the way you dealt with the gutter media most of all .. good on ya mate.

See you again sometime but it's time to move on .. COYS
 
makkag said:
He gets to go with his head and stock high and will get another shot at a bigish job to prove his philosophy.

He will allways be welcome and remembered here for what was a hugely emotional triumph.

If he would have been allowed to stay it's my belief that he's gone by Christmas and he's back to the backwaters and we as a club have wasted a season.

It was fun at times downright frustrating and embarrassing at others, he clearly had the players throughout and that given the league performances is a testament to his leadership skills.

But I think him and his philosophy were found lacking at the highest level with a team that were not equipped to play that way all the time.

It was fun but we all know it wasn't forever.

Good luck big Ange , will miss the way you dealt with the gutter media most of all .. good on ya mate.

See you again sometime but it's time to move on .. COYS
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Ajax is my bet.
Maybe Germany
 
Whether you were in Bilbao or not surely that was one of your greatest nights as a Spurs fan. Certainly in the modern era. I was at the Tottenham stadium for the final and it was one of my best nights ever as a 42 year old Spurs fan.

For me they are the moments that make football and I will certainly will remember that night more than the years we finished 2nd-4th with nothing to show for it.
 
Baleforce said:
I’ve been in the out camp for ages, glad he’s gone, hated his football, and his attitude to the game.

I’m delighted we won the UEFA Cup, I have no ill will towards him personally, this is the right decision, the only logical decision.
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Liked, then unliked because I couldn't agree with the bit about Euro Vase (I still couldn't give a toss about that), then liked again because the rest of it is exactly my thoughts.
 
It's mixed feelings for me. Relief and sadness really. I think it was the right decision. But it does leave another big decision to me made and not one that the club will necessarily get right. I feel sorry for Ange. He seems overall like a decent bloke that the players definitely took to and tried their best for.

Unfortunately I think Spurs was a step too high given his experience and his set ups were exposed by routine games at the elite level. He may have adapted over time and its a shame he didn't get a shot at a PL club with less pressure to hone his skills.

The club didn't give him the best chance to succeed with an inexperienced coaching set up and a transfer policy overly focused on the future and not so much on the now.

Despite all of that he did win our most prestigious trophy in certainly my lifetime memory and so actually I feel like its the right time for us to part ways. Ange can leave as a club legend without a more soured sacking after poor performsnces next season.

Over to the club to find the right head coach to get us back on track in the league
 
Silly McSilly Face said:
It's mixed feelings for me. Relief and sadness really. I think it was the right decision. But it does leave another big decision to me made and not one that the club will necessarily get right. I feel sorry for Ange. He seems overall like a decent bloke that the players definitely took to and tried their best for.

Unfortunately I think Spurs was a step too high given his experience and his set ups were exposed by routine games at the elite level. He may have adapted over time and its a shame he didn't get a shot at a PL club with less pressure to hone his skills.

The club didn't give him the best chance to succeed with an inexperienced coaching set up and a transfer policy overly focused on the future and not so much on the now.

Despite all of that he did win our most prestigious trophy in certainly my lifetime memory and so actually I feel like its the right time for us to part ways. Ange can leave as a club legend without a more soured sacking after poor performsnces next season.

Over to the club to find the right head coach to get us back on track in the league
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He wanted that inexperienced coaching set up. He done that at every club he has been at.
 
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