Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
For whats is worth Simon Harris is a weirdo Tory Boy-esque Irish politician who became a cabinet minister in his 20s.
This is like going on a US based forum and trolling under the name Jacob Rees-Mogg
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Mauricio Pochettino - Sacked
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For whats is worth Simon Harris is a weirdo Tory Boy-esque Irish politician who became a cabinet minister in his 20s.
This is like going on a US based forum and trolling under the name Jacob Rees-Mogg
milo
Jack L. Jones
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
He's smaller than I imagined.
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awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
He spouts so much drivel he has his own brand of wet wipes
Can't be a goon either because he misspelt it.
Possibly a Leicester? Do they have the Internet up there? Even if they do, I'm not sure they have opposable thumbs yet.
Olle73
Jason Dozzell
He can't. He can only write negative things about the club and negativism is only entertaining for like.... 20 seconds... Times up...
That's a pretty daft thing to say. It doesn't matter who you know or who you don't, it's what it is commonly known as.
But surely facing up to facts is better than sticking your head in the sand. Regardless of who anyone supports, football supporters find it very hard to be objective. I remember Spurs supporters on forums offering their support to Ramos, Santini, and even AVB, but when they were sacked the aforementioned supporters took great pleasure in stabbing them in the back.
Now, I have never said that Poch is a bad manager, all I have said is that he is still unproven. He got sacked from a mediocre side in Spain, and he took Southampton from being an average side to making them into a slightly better average side. Spurs were already a good side before he took over, and well done to him for keeping them that way. As yet he has not won a single trophy in his career, yet some posters hale him as the next messiah. Like I said in a previous post, we can afford or attract a better manager at present, so we have no choice but to put up with him, and until we can attract a better manager I shall give him my support by not singing negative songs about him whilst at the Lane, but that's about as much as I can offer.
Hashegotthesackyet?
Alan Hutton
Simple Simon, you're not exactly Adrian Durham standard, you need more material, it became boring, very early on.
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
Im sure Simon is a Spurs fan... I bet he even has a membership he can show us as he is a hardcore loyal supporter.. or better still a season ticket :0
milo
Jack L. Jones
They're opinions, not facts, and badly articulated ones at that.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
And there it is, the sentence that proves he's not one of us.
If you're Spurs........you would NEVER write that in the third person. NEVER.
I don't think it's pretty widespread beyond Arse and most Spurs fans, but they know it. St Totteringham's day, not St Tottingham.
I have had a season ticket since 1999. The first game I attended was against Huddersfield in 1971/72. I have been to 8 different countries to watch Spurs. Unlike most forum members I do not own a Spurs shirt (because that is just naff) and I am prepared to critisise because that's what I pay my money for.
That's just stupid. I don't want cancer, but it wouldn't stop me from referring to it.
John Smith
Dave McEwen
In short, last season was a complete disaster
How can you say that when late in April we were still fighting for the title?
How can you say that when late in April we were still fighting for the title?
That's a bit like saying "that was a great race because up until the last 100 yards you could have won it". You may be happy with nearly, I am not. I was brought up to believe that the only position is first, everything else is failure. Of course, I am realistic and don't expect Spurs to win everything, but I will not hail a manager as successful until he has won the club silverware. As much as I liked Arry I still don't consider him as successful. That said, he wasn't failure either, and at present that is exactly how I would describe Poch. Arry had potential until Levy got rid of him, I just have a feeling he will do the same with Poch if he doesn't win anything soon.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
The long con - I spent five long years here building up a believable profile as a grumpy, incredibly long-winded so-and-so, all so I could (perhaps) start sh*tposting relentlessly as simon harris one fine March morning in 2017.
I agree, I love what Harry achieved here and he'll always have my gratitude - I also agree that Modric probably was destined for the top one way or another, so he didn't matter that much in the overall reckoning (even if I maintain that putting him out on the wing to start with was an eminently sensible decision). I don't *quite* think Poch has surpassed him yet given that I feel like Harry started from a somewhat lower base (as the man himself will happily remind you, and the entirety of the world
) and had a longer spell here than Poch has had (bringing two top four finishes and one CL run to the quarter-finals in four years) - however, if Poch surpasses our record points total this season or wins a trophy, he will have surpassed Harry to my mind, regardless of whether we actually finish in the top four or not.