No, I'd want it reviewed at the end of the season. I can't see why you'd have any objection to this.
Review what you want, absolutely, have at it.
I remember you wrote a list of things you thought were done badly last season and were happy for the manager to be replace then. So this season I see no reason to think any differently. I know he hasn't come close to satisfying most of the issues you had with the last regime, so of course I'd expect you to be one of the people to be at the fore when it comes to questioning AVB.
No you don't. You have an agenda. Stop dressing it up like a cohesive argument. By the way, he's addressed my MAIN problem with 'the last regime' which is he doesn't fudging pass the buck, he doesn't look around for the better looking bird in the room and he takes responsibility.
Let's be honest, one of your key arguments to remove the last manager was that he relied of the quality of the individuals and that the team as a whole didn't play well. You can't deny that.
Try me. My chief argument about 'the previous' was that he put them out there and let them get on with it, could not make astute tactical substitutions to win or edge games and that he refused to ever take responsibility for everything. MY opinions. Which the likes of YOU have held onto for, well, nearly a season it would appear.
So therefore, you have to ask questions about what has happened regarding our overall performances this season. More than ever we have become reliant on the quality of an individual.
If you were to ask Harry Redknapp, I feel somewhat confident he would tell you that life would've been a lot harder without Luka Modric. Modric, Bale, VdV, Harry had immense individual quality at his disposal. But if you're going to tell me Luka wasn't vital to him, well, what can I say?
There is nothing wrong with anything I've said. It's easy for anyone of us to go through the match day threads on any Spurs forum and see what people were saying about he we played. Today isn't rare. You can't deny that. So, any reasonable fan must wonder why this is. Questions need to be asked. I find it odd that you can take exception to my point given the reasons you put forward for wanting a change of regime. The same is now happening only to a greater extent.
You don't find it strange. You're fishing for an argument and stirring the pot by again raising the spectre of our past. Like a naive juvenile I have given you some satisfaction I'm sure by biting. But frankly, when I read what I consider to be grossly selective 'truths', then it would seem churlish to remain silent. Let me go on record as saying that I hope we do not change a manager who is on target to get our best-ever points total, who is 36 years old, who works hard and who shows great class and humility AND who doesn't duck a challenge. Critically he also sees where we need to improve and the sort of players we want It's why he didn't spunk 7-8 million of the club's money on a 2nd rate striker when he'd rather put the money to the sort of forward we deserve.
