Reply With QuoteYeah, but it's more fun when players get involved.Originally Posted by xsnaggle
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All managers get sacked eventually, or leave by the dreaded ;mutual consent'
Yeah, but it's more fun when players get involved.
That wasn't the point that I was making.
His value had never been higher a few months prior to the sacking and he was being targeted by some of the biggest clubs in Europe.
A few weeks into the new season and he's being replaced by Jose Mourinho.
It wasn't an ordinary example of a manager being sacked or leaving by mutual consent.
'Several Spurs players pleading with Poch to return | Conte to leave before summer?'
http://www.skysports.com/share/12829364
Contes problem is hes not identifying Ben Davies as a central midfielder and playing him in a dobule pivot with Hojberg last night.
It was worth a punt (out of the dough I’d already won). If they had got through last night they’d have been one of the favourites, but as Dembe mentioned above, perennial bottlers/under achievers they are.Errrm...... nope
Wish I'd have watched that game!
Messi looked like he’d lost interest during the warm up, and Mbappe just didn’t do much.
Looking at the teams left, Man City should have a great chance, but alas, they fall into the same category as PSG.
I watched bits of it but couldn't hold interest. One shot from a silly angle from Mbappe and a badly controlled pass, then Messi getting caught with the ball being chased as he broke away on a counter..has he lost a yard of pace?
Oi! This hurts for some/one of us
Surely 1/66
What is your Spurs connection Tito ?Oi! This hurts for some/one of us
A failed glory hunter, should have picked Arsenal instead.
I was born in north London and taken to my first Spurs game when I was 4.
Who were the first players you remember seeing?
I guess that would be a better idea than supporting individual managers
Probably Hoddle & Ardiles.
How about you?
Spurs have always been my favourite London team, with West Ham runners up.I guess that would be a better idea than supporting individual managers
Before my time, Jimmy Greaves from old footage, and then Son, Bale, Hoddle, Gascoigne and Modric. Maybe Ginola too.
You asked me who were the first players that I could remember seeing - not who are my favourite players.
Who were the first players that you remember seeing?
I only notice the flair players, I can't remember anybody else!
You're telling me that David Ginola and Heung-Min Son are two of the players that you first remember seeing?!
This is bizarre.
Here he is South Wales football police.
It's great that folks like yourself move from London and elsewhere to south wales and also follow cardiff
There are cardiff fans on here who also support Chelsea after growing up in Surrey, Birmingham City , like my old man did , Glasgow rangers after living in Scotland etc
But idiots from cardiff supporting man United having spent their whole life two miles from Cardiff City's ground ?
Naaa
I only found out a few years ago Spurs really view Chelsea , not Arsenal as their main Derby and Rivals ?
Wall to wall football is a relatively new thing for me. I've lived all around the world and in some places there wasn't even any any football on the TV! I've named the players who I remember seeing that made Spurs my favourite London team. Are you on the spectrum or something, cos you get quite worked up when things aren't in a specific order.
Why are you bringing "order" into this.
I tried to ask you the exact same question that you asked me this morning (which I answered like a normal human being) - who were the first players that you remember seeing.
You've gone on a wild tangent (which is your usual M.O.) and now we've ended up with you having a not so subtle dig about me having a potential disability to deflect from that.
It would just be nice if you could follow the basic rules of conversation from time to time - but that seems impossible for you.
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