At this point Spurs should just postpone it until next season, dragging it out is embarrassing for the club.Sanguine wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46807185
Daniel Levy announces that Spurs new stadium will not be ready until 'at least March'. Which probably means next season now.
After all this is sorted it will be interesting to find out exactly what has caused the delays - the club has been inviting the media in for tours and the stadium has essentially been built for four months already.
Agreed, they should wait until the next year and open it with the first game of the new season.genome wrote:At this point Spurs should just postpone it until next season, dragging it out is embarrassing for the club.Sanguine wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46807185
Daniel Levy announces that Spurs new stadium will not be ready until 'at least March'. Which probably means next season now.
After all this is sorted it will be interesting to find out exactly what has caused the delays - the club has been inviting the media in for tours and the stadium has essentially been built for four months already.
Yeah but that's hard on Poochie who may never get to manage there because he will be at Madrid/Barca/Man United....delete as applicable.....next season.Hendo wrote:Agreed, they should wait until the next year and open it with the first game of the new season.genome wrote:At this point Spurs should just postpone it until next season, dragging it out is embarrassing for the club.Sanguine wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46807185
Daniel Levy announces that Spurs new stadium will not be ready until 'at least March'. Which probably means next season now.
After all this is sorted it will be interesting to find out exactly what has caused the delays - the club has been inviting the media in for tours and the stadium has essentially been built for four months already.
You need better friends. Anyone who switches teams should be jailed.From Despair To Where? wrote:Couple of Spurs supporting ex work colleagues really upset tonight. Funny thing is, they both used to be Liverpool fans and jumped ship to Spurs just before Rodgers got the sack.
I feel it's my duty to keep them up to date with goings on at Anfield.
Better hope they finish in the top 4 then. They should do but all it takes is for them to draw a couple (no draws as yet this season) and things could get very tense.genome wrote:Yes, but they were playing the reserves and most of that team had pretty much no minutes together this season... it's no surprise they were a shambles. No Kane, Son, Dele of course, but Eriksen, Alderweireld and Sissoko were left out, and Rose, Winks and Lamela were left on the bench. That's pretty much most of their first team.
Honestly, I think Poch threw this one.
Lamela was on second half and did nothing.genome wrote:Yes, but they were playing the reserves and most of that team had pretty much no minutes together this season... it's no surprise they were a shambles. No Kane, Son, Dele of course, but Eriksen, Alderweireld and Sissoko were left out, and Rose, Winks and Lamela were left on the bench. That's pretty much most of their first team.
Honestly, I think Poch threw this one.
I can understand Poch's thinking. Secure top four for the new stadium at all costs. And it's going to be difficult to do that with a threadbare squad fighting on multiple fronts.Stranded wrote:Better hope they finish in the top 4 then. They should do but all it takes is for them to draw a couple (no draws as yet this season) and things could get very tense.genome wrote:Yes, but they were playing the reserves and most of that team had pretty much no minutes together this season... it's no surprise they were a shambles. No Kane, Son, Dele of course, but Eriksen, Alderweireld and Sissoko were left out, and Rose, Winks and Lamela were left on the bench. That's pretty much most of their first team.
Honestly, I think Poch threw this one.
Living up north, I don't tend to meet any dyed in the wool Spurs fans but they do seem to be attracting a particularly special breed of bandwagon jumping mongtard, the type who don't know who Bill Nicholson is even though the club's whole culture and ethos is based on the legacy of his teams.genome wrote:Erm... I know a lot of Spurs fans and don't think I've ever come across anyone like that.
But anyway I think it's well documented on here that I have some bias in favour of Tottenham
FairFrom Despair To Where? wrote:Living up north, I don't tend to meet any dyed in the wool Spurs fans but they do seem to be attracting a particularly special breed of bandwagon jumping mongtard up here.genome wrote:Erm... I know a lot of Spurs fans and don't think I've ever come across anyone like that.
But anyway I think it's well documented on here that I have some bias in favour of Tottenham
Yeah, there is logic there but I will never get the view that football isn't about winning trophies at the level Spurs see themselves at.genome wrote:I can understand Poch's thinking. Secure top four for the new stadium at all costs. And it's going to be difficult to do that with a threadbare squad fighting on multiple fronts.Stranded wrote:Better hope they finish in the top 4 then. They should do but all it takes is for them to draw a couple (no draws as yet this season) and things could get very tense.genome wrote:Yes, but they were playing the reserves and most of that team had pretty much no minutes together this season... it's no surprise they were a shambles. No Kane, Son, Dele of course, but Eriksen, Alderweireld and Sissoko were left out, and Rose, Winks and Lamela were left on the bench. That's pretty much most of their first team.
Honestly, I think Poch threw this one.
I think Spurs normally do take the FA Cup seriously, but this year they've not bothered due to the squad issues right at the wrong time and the impending stadium move. I do agree though. Why teams like Everton, West Ham don't go all out to win it, I'll never know. They won't break the top six, they won't go down, what else exactly do they have to compete for?Stranded wrote:Yeah, there is logic there but I will never get the view that football isn't about winning trophies at the level Spurs see themselves at.genome wrote:I can understand Poch's thinking. Secure top four for the new stadium at all costs. And it's going to be difficult to do that with a threadbare squad fighting on multiple fronts.Stranded wrote:
Better hope they finish in the top 4 then. They should do but all it takes is for them to draw a couple (no draws as yet this season) and things could get very tense.
It is a general problem with the way teams attack the FA Cup - whilst it's been fun seeing Millwall, Wimbledon, Newport etc knock out PL sides it now leaves the cup in the situation whereby before the 5th round draw is made, you pretty much know that the final is going to be either two of Man City, Man Utd and Chelsea or if the draw pairs them before the final, we'll end up with say Chelsea V Watford and a comfortable 3-1 win for Chelsea.
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