spurspinter1
John Lacy
Still would have prevented some needless suffering, I'd imagine it's quite fair for any player to continue on after being in genuine agony whatever the injury is.
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Xavi Simons
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Still would have prevented some needless suffering, I'd imagine it's quite fair for any player to continue on after being in genuine agony whatever the injury is.
tommysvr
Pat van den Hauwe
A pity that ENIC didn’t follow Munn’s advice and upgrade our medical department with some full-time physios, so that this injury crisis didn’t stretch for over 2.5 season and quite probably be a significant factor in Spurs getting relegated.
Simon Hill returns for 2026: One-on-one with Aussie ex-Spurs CEO, now part of a Serie A club
In his first article for football360.com.au, Simon Hill sits down with former Tottenham CEO Scott Munn, now working at Serie A club Parma.football360.com.au
Every other post about Scott Munn is how clueless he was.
Mikey10
Paul Walsh
More ACL injuries than home wins in that time?
Given that they were seemingly allowing him to try to run off an ACL injury on Saturday I can't say that I'm full of confidence myself.
But, but, but...
tommysvr
Pat van den Hauwe
Based on what? That we have so many injuries? What else is publicly known?
tommysvr
Pat van den Hauwe
Given you’ve obviously got the training, experience and knowledge, what’s the typical way you’d manage a potential ACL injury moments after it happened?
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
A pity that ENIC didn’t follow Munn’s advice and upgrade our medical department with some full-time physios, so that this injury crisis didn’t stretch for over 2.5 season and quite probably be a significant factor in Spurs getting relegated.
Simon Hill returns for 2026: One-on-one with Aussie ex-Spurs CEO, now part of a Serie A club
In his first article for football360.com.au, Simon Hill sits down with former Tottenham CEO Scott Munn, now working at Serie A club Parma.
Munn got rid of the decent ones we had, and replaced them with Brighton's team (our current lot). At that point Brighton had the worst injury record in the league
Rorschach
Mel Hopkins
No idea. I wasn't part of the conversation.
monkeybarry
Nayim
It's crazy - multi million £ assets, but nothing in place to keep them in good shape.
It's like an F1 team going to KwikFit (or being Sauber)
Bedfordspurs
Bert Smith
The only test that works for an ACL is a scan
tommysvr
Pat van den Hauwe
Fair enough. Forgive my skepticism -- for 18 months or so I read on here all about how Ange was at fault for the injuries. Blame is thrown around all over the place but I don't think there's a simple answer that a multibillion pound football team would miss and outsiders would pick up.
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
Everyone can run a club better than those that are, its in the DNA. Never known a plasterer, painter or accountant who loves football who doesn't think it.
Ultimately Munn was here a year, any impact at that level wouldn't be felt or happen in that time.
No one really knows the man, loads now just peddling pre judgements before he took the job....after the event.
robp135
Tony Parks
A pity that ENIC didn’t follow Munn’s advice and upgrade our medical department with some full-time physios, so that this injury crisis didn’t stretch for over 2.5 season and quite probably be a significant factor in Spurs getting relegated.
Simon Hill returns for 2026: One-on-one with Aussie ex-Spurs CEO, now part of a Serie A club
In his first article for football360.com.au, Simon Hill sits down with former Tottenham CEO Scott Munn, now working at Serie A club Parma.
This could be a bit like Anges “I wanted to sign Guehi & Semenyo”
Robspur12
Johnny Morrison
Agreed. There are some circumstances that a manager can cause the issues e.g. Rushing players back, but every manager does that. I still wonder if there is something underlying at our club to have so many ACLs and injuries as a whole.
Robspur12
Johnny Morrison
Forums would be boring if we all stuck closely to what we know for sure. How much weight you give an opinion is up to the person reading the post. But to complain about it seems pointless to me.
Robspur12
Johnny Morrison
Multibillion pound companies often employ outside help to look at a situation they can't resolve. Usually they employ management consultants but fans on football forums might have a magic answer
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
Its rife in football now. Seen experts on podcasts say the increase in acceleration and deceleration in the game is a massive issue. Also where fatigue would drive limits on players those limits have gone through the roof with supplements and masking agents.
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
Not saying people cant have an opinion mate, for from it, but there is also clearly those that made their mind up before he came and are saying "told you so after". Without any real knowledge on what went on, thats just pointing out what I have seen.
Robspur12
Johnny Morrison
Really interesting topic. Plus I imagine, worth a fortune if you can peddle a solution.