We are spending a fortune backing him, but isn't that what we have wanted all along? We're never going to find a manager that aligns perfectly with the general consensus of the fan base (if that even exists). We can't get everyone we want in. Managers/Coaches that have been in the game for a long time know far better than us what they are looking for in a player to suit how they want to play. If the player in question then have a poor game or ten and we can go "told ya!" - then so what? Bringing in whoever we as fans wanted in weren't going to be a guarantee either way, nor would it necessarily be a possibility for us to get whoever that would be. This Mikautadze guy everyone seems to want - he may very well turn out to be a complete dud and play in Turkey a couple of years from now (no offense to Turkey!). Look at that Gift Orban guy everyone loved just a couple of years ago.
We just don't know how things will pan out. RDZ is a well respected coach with a style of play very much aligned with the Tottenham way. He's gotten a treasure trove of players in now, and in my opinion, we saw contours of what we're trying to achieve on the pitch against Saudi Sportswashing Machine, but it will take time.
It just seems to me that whatever it is we do you can poke a hole in it and call it a mistake. There's not a decision we could possibly have taken that wouldn't be wrong. If we hired Splurge Kharganhozen, and he were to win us the league (but we didn't know it at the time of the appointment), the outrage would be immense! The constant outcry and noise from some of our fans claiming this and that and the other is wrong and so and such is more of a problem than what the club is doing at the moment, in my opinion. We're backing a manager for once, one that is highly respected and renowned for his style of play. Let's see how it goes.
Sorry for being so long winded about it, I'm just a bit frustrated at all the complaining.