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Tim Sherwood…gone \o/
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Lost Mango
Allan Nielsen
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
But Deadwood isn't a fan, he is an employee and therefore there is a proper way to manage a situation and stand up to the Chairman and that isn't through the media.
But Deadwood isn't a fan, he is an employee and therefore there is a proper way to manage a situation and stand up to the Chairman and that isn't through the media.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Don't think Sherwood's arguing that he's simply saying as a club going forward we've lost out best player(again) and replaced with player who aren't as good.
Don't think Sherwood's arguing that he's simply saying as a club going forward we've lost out best player(again) and replaced with player who aren't as good.
JerusalemMan
Johnny Morrison
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I think that the Liverpool thing is just a joke. He's got a loose tongue and can't help making a quip.
I think that the Liverpool thing is just a joke. He's got a loose tongue and can't help making a quip.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
You get teh sense that TS is being advsied by Harry - the way that he mouths off in the media about things which should be kept private is exactly what old saggy-face used to do. It really just drags the club through the mud and isnt needed. We dont need to see stories every day about what this fool thinks. Few of the really successful managers over the last decade feel the need to be in teh media on a daily basis. Even the least-shy of them, Mourinho, tends to only mouth off at press conferences ahead of games. The sooner TS is gone the better
You get teh sense that TS is being advsied by Harry - the way that he mouths off in the media about things which should be kept private is exactly what old saggy-face used to do. It really just drags the club through the mud and isnt needed. We dont need to see stories every day about what this fool thinks. Few of the really successful managers over the last decade feel the need to be in teh media on a daily basis. Even the least-shy of them, Mourinho, tends to only mouth off at press conferences ahead of games. The sooner TS is gone the better
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Is he mouthing off to the press everyday? It looks to me that this was a response to a question from a journo at the Fulham pre-match press conference which he is required to do. His answer is not wildly off message, he quite rightly says that we would be a better team with Modric and Bale in it (does anyone disagree that we would?) and makes a quip about Liverpool. I really think that some people are just looking for reasons to criticise him.
Is he mouthing off to the press everyday? It looks to me that this was a response to a question from a journo at the Fulham pre-match press conference which he is required to do. His answer is not wildly off message, he quite rightly says that we would be a better team with Modric and Bale in it (does anyone disagree that we would?) and makes a quip about Liverpool. I really think that some people are just looking for reasons to criticise him.
Lost Mango
Allan Nielsen
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I think as the public face of a multi-million pound business you should have the skills to handle the media properly. I think it is a far criticism of Deadwood that he can't. They may be 'quips' as may the Lamela 'que?' comment but it shows how poor his reading of the situation are. And to compare the Bale scenario to Liverpool and Suarez is just apples and oranges. We weren't underpaid for Bale and no one offered Liverpool a market value for Suarez.
It is Deadwood creating excuses for why the team has underperformed this season, which he is as much at fault with as AVB, and not taking the blame himself.
The sooner the door swings shut on his **** the better.
I think as the public face of a multi-million pound business you should have the skills to handle the media properly. I think it is a far criticism of Deadwood that he can't. They may be 'quips' as may the Lamela 'que?' comment but it shows how poor his reading of the situation are. And to compare the Bale scenario to Liverpool and Suarez is just apples and oranges. We weren't underpaid for Bale and no one offered Liverpool a market value for Suarez.
It is Deadwood creating excuses for why the team has underperformed this season, which he is as much at fault with as AVB, and not taking the blame himself.
The sooner the door swings shut on his **** the better.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
The way that he handles himself in front of the media is not to my taste either but I would struggle to think of a way that it has materially damaged the club, its reputation or affected performances. In fact, it would be easy to make the opposite argument that Sherwood playing the media game has given our team an easier ride in the press in the second half of the season.
I don't think that Sherwood did compare the Bale and Suarez situations last summer, I think that he just made an off hand joke. Sherwood did not say that we were under paid for Bale, the quote was:
The way that he handles himself in front of the media is not to my taste either but I would struggle to think of a way that it has materially damaged the club, its reputation or affected performances. In fact, it would be easy to make the opposite argument that Sherwood playing the media game has given our team an easier ride in the press in the second half of the season.
I don't think that Sherwood did compare the Bale and Suarez situations last summer, I think that he just made an off hand joke. Sherwood did not say that we were under paid for Bale, the quote was:
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Shame for him, as it's a major, major flaw when it comes to top-level management. I cannot wait for the summer and the end of his self-serving chatter. Nothing has ever been his fault. He's never even remotely admitted that he has fallen short in critical areas. Sounds like his mentor. Roll on mid-May…
EDIT. Just saw your follow on post mate, and with regards to how he has disturbed the club's reputation with his endless waffle, anytime you do dirty laundry in public you tarnish all concerned. To my eye (and ear) he continues to do dirty laundry in public. There are obviously issues and he is unafraid to let everyone in on what they might be. Unacceptable to me.
Shame for him, as it's a major, major flaw when it comes to top-level management. I cannot wait for the summer and the end of his self-serving chatter. Nothing has ever been his fault. He's never even remotely admitted that he has fallen short in critical areas. Sounds like his mentor. Roll on mid-May…
EDIT. Just saw your follow on post mate, and with regards to how he has disturbed the club's reputation with his endless waffle, anytime you do dirty laundry in public you tarnish all concerned. To my eye (and ear) he continues to do dirty laundry in public. There are obviously issues and he is unafraid to let everyone in on what they might be. Unacceptable to me.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Can you give me an example of him airing his dirty laundry in public?
Can you give me an example of him airing his dirty laundry in public?
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Whenever you take cheap shots at your chairman, whenever you take cheap shots at your players, you are airing dirty laundry in my opinion. Here's two examples in one story, complete with no culpability whatsoever (although it could be argued that 'we lack something don't we?' is getting close, however then it stops).
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2577000/Tim-Sherwood-admits-Daniel-Levys-silence-deafening-Louis-van-Gaal-lined-Tottenham-manager.html
You will also be keenly aware of my personal 'D' day with regards to Sherwood and his 'behaviour'. It remains the final straw for me. Unacceptable and unforgivable. I am delighted it went no further, but that's only because the other party who could've been dragged into it didn't bite.
Whenever you take cheap shots at your chairman, whenever you take cheap shots at your players, you are airing dirty laundry in my opinion. Here's two examples in one story, complete with no culpability whatsoever (although it could be argued that 'we lack something don't we?' is getting close, however then it stops).
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2577000/Tim-Sherwood-admits-Daniel-Levys-silence-deafening-Louis-van-Gaal-lined-Tottenham-manager.html
You will also be keenly aware of my personal 'D' day with regards to Sherwood and his 'behaviour'. It remains the final straw for me. Unacceptable and unforgivable. I am delighted it went no further, but that's only because the other party who could've been dragged into it didn't bite.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I think the criticism of the players there was warranted and long overdue. I think what he said is true and no different to what 90% of posters on here were saying. I didn't like the "silence is deafening" comment about his future in that interview though.
I think that part of the problem with Sherwood is that he is a very unpolished media performer (something that you picked up on very early in his tenure) and I think that he has a tendency to play to the audience.
One more question. Can anyone think of an example of a Spurs manager admitting that they got something wrong in recent history?
I think the criticism of the players there was warranted and long overdue. I think what he said is true and no different to what 90% of posters on here were saying. I didn't like the "silence is deafening" comment about his future in that interview though.
I think that part of the problem with Sherwood is that he is a very unpolished media performer (something that you picked up on very early in his tenure) and I think that he has a tendency to play to the audience.
One more question. Can anyone think of an example of a Spurs manager admitting that they got something wrong in recent history?
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
You got me going :lol:
Here's another glaring example of Timbo's inability to self-criticize, always blaming the players…
http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1769096/spurs-boss-tim-sherwood-not-shirking-responsibility?cc=5901
And a recent example of the blinding man-management which can no longer be called a 'rookie mistake'…
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/471075/Tim-Sherwood-sends-warning-to-Tottenham-players
In my view mate, he is only interested in covering his own ****. There's no need to announce to the world that under-achieving players won't pkay. That's his JOB! Yet he continues to treat them like children in the media. It's wreckless in my opinion. Further, when asked about Bale, why on earth go on and on about it being a 'mistake' to sell Bale? I don't think anybody would've thought it was a great idea to sell him, and I don't think anybody did. So what purpose does it serve? For me, again, none other than another bit of info to deflect from himself…
I tried mate, but he sealed the deal for me a couple of weeks ago. Oh how I wanted to be wrong and for my 'give him a chance optimism' to be vindicated.
You got me going :lol:
Here's another glaring example of Timbo's inability to self-criticize, always blaming the players…
http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1769096/spurs-boss-tim-sherwood-not-shirking-responsibility?cc=5901
And a recent example of the blinding man-management which can no longer be called a 'rookie mistake'…
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/471075/Tim-Sherwood-sends-warning-to-Tottenham-players
In my view mate, he is only interested in covering his own ****. There's no need to announce to the world that under-achieving players won't pkay. That's his JOB! Yet he continues to treat them like children in the media. It's wreckless in my opinion. Further, when asked about Bale, why on earth go on and on about it being a 'mistake' to sell Bale? I don't think anybody would've thought it was a great idea to sell him, and I don't think anybody did. So what purpose does it serve? For me, again, none other than another bit of info to deflect from himself…
I tried mate, but he sealed the deal for me a couple of weeks ago. Oh how I wanted to be wrong and for my 'give him a chance optimism' to be vindicated.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I agree 100%, I think they needed a kick up the ****, but for me, you do that behind closed doors ESPECIALLY as the 'new' manager. Fans will complain but I don't expect managers, especially new ones, to come out and do the same. Trying to score points with the world like that is cheap. Seductive at first, but cheap when the motives reveal themselves. It hasn't exactly got blinding performances from his players either to be fair, so I think we can conclude he was wrong to behave in such a way. I'd have expected his media polish to have got sharper and more discreet, instead he has simply used it to defend himself.
The most recent examples I can think of with regards to your final question were AVB admitting he was wrong about Dawson and 'got lucky' that he didn't leave, and also the same making sure that everyone understood his criticism of the Emirates Marketing Project away day included him and was not just aimed at the players. I cannot also ever remember seeing him call a player, or players, out in public. Even the Adebayor mess (which as you know I think was a colossal mistake on his part) was kept behind closed doors. That's what managers should do IMO...
I agree 100%, I think they needed a kick up the ****, but for me, you do that behind closed doors ESPECIALLY as the 'new' manager. Fans will complain but I don't expect managers, especially new ones, to come out and do the same. Trying to score points with the world like that is cheap. Seductive at first, but cheap when the motives reveal themselves. It hasn't exactly got blinding performances from his players either to be fair, so I think we can conclude he was wrong to behave in such a way. I'd have expected his media polish to have got sharper and more discreet, instead he has simply used it to defend himself.
The most recent examples I can think of with regards to your final question were AVB admitting he was wrong about Dawson and 'got lucky' that he didn't leave, and also the same making sure that everyone understood his criticism of the Emirates Marketing Project away day included him and was not just aimed at the players. I cannot also ever remember seeing him call a player, or players, out in public. Even the Adebayor mess (which as you know I think was a colossal mistake on his part) was kept behind closed doors. That's what managers should do IMO...
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
No it wasn't every newspaper in the country had pieces about Ade being forced to train with the youth team.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...uel-Adebayor-train-Tottenhams-youth-team.html
http://www.offthepost.info/blog/201...nuel-adebayor-must-train-with-the-youth-team/
No it wasn't every newspaper in the country had pieces about Ade being forced to train with the youth team.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...uel-Adebayor-train-Tottenhams-youth-team.html
http://www.offthepost.info/blog/201...nuel-adebayor-must-train-with-the-youth-team/
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Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Considering who had what to gain and lose, who do you think leaked that?
It was likely either Ade or old flappy gob.
Considering who had what to gain and lose, who do you think leaked that?
It was likely either Ade or old flappy gob.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27083324
'Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood has admitted that he does not know his best team because so many of his players are "much of a muchness".'
Jesus Christ Tim..
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27083324
'Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood has admitted that he does not know his best team because so many of his players are "much of a muchness".'
Jesus Christ Tim..
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Fair enough, you're right it was in the papers but AVB never once said anything over than it was to get his fitness back, etc. even if it was bull**** (I believe it was) he didn't rinse Ade out in public did he...
Fair enough, you're right it was in the papers but AVB never once said anything over than it was to get his fitness back, etc. even if it was bull**** (I believe it was) he didn't rinse Ade out in public did he...