I am really unsure as to why you are starting an argument with me and being aggressive and rude for no reasonSanguine wrote:I would, DD. I don't get 'scared' by people and I'm also confident enough that I'm not grossly offensive. Whilst I'm not rude enough to call you a bellend to your face, I'd certainly tell you that you either couldn't understand my point, or were choosing to ignore it, and that that was stupid.
If you understood what I'd written you'd have engaged with it. Football contracts have, broadly speaking, long since stopped being about legally enforceable contract terms. If Kane wants to go, he'll go. It's the bind clubs face in that a player's value could nosedive where a contract dispute sees their form fall off a cliff. Is it fair on clubs? Probably not. But Kane is worth more now than he will be at any point in the future.
You called me abusive names for no reason. That is not nice when I have not done anything wrong at all.Sanguine wrote:All just fine at home. And disagreeing with you, or pointing out that you've not understood my point isn't being rude or aggressive.
None of the right answers would go there.URZZZZ wrote:Just embarrassing. To still be lining up with that trio at the back (Lloris, Sanchez and Dier) is unforgivable. Time and time again it hasn’t worked yet they persist with it
Mourinho was lambasted on a regular basis for not playing Alli but he just isn’t a very good footballer. Ineffective, weak, ponderous, can’t really think of any redeeming features that he offers. Not working for Kane either who clearly doesn’t want to be at Spurs anymore
Nuno is an OK manager who did well on the whole at Wolves but he was the wrong call for Spurs. He really wasn’t the answer for them
Their error was in the final 18 months of Pocchetino. They didn't back him and refresh the squad. The likes of Alli, Eriksen and Alli could have brought in decent fees and used to rebuild. Instead they were allowed to grow stale, as happens to many great teams. His era ended badly and they compounded that by a disastrous Mourinho era where a lot of money was badly spent. Nuno basically has no chance of lasting at Spurs as he arrives on the back of over 3 years poor decisions.URZZZZ wrote:Just embarrassing. To still be lining up with that trio at the back (Lloris, Sanchez and Dier) is unforgivable. Time and time again it hasn’t worked yet they persist with it
Mourinho was lambasted on a regular basis for not playing Alli but he just isn’t a very good footballer. Ineffective, weak, ponderous, can’t really think of any redeeming features that he offers. Not working for Kane either who clearly doesn’t want to be at Spurs anymore
Nuno is an OK manager who did well on the whole at Wolves but he was the wrong call for Spurs. He really wasn’t the answer for them
Agreed to an extent. The CL was a platform they could have built on but they didn’t make the necessary adjustments to improve. They’d ended that league season awfully and never really picked up again, the anomalous CL run diverting from what was a disappointing ending domesticallyWestYorksRoyal wrote:Their error was in the final 18 months of Pocchetino. They didn't back him and refresh the squad. The likes of Alli, Eriksen and Alli could have brought in decent fees and used to rebuild. Instead they were allowed to grow stale, as happens to many great teams. His era ended badly and they compounded that by a disastrous Mourinho era where a lot of money was badly spent. Nuno basically has no chance of lasting at Spurs as he arrives on the back of over 3 years poor decisions.URZZZZ wrote:Just embarrassing. To still be lining up with that trio at the back (Lloris, Sanchez and Dier) is unforgivable. Time and time again it hasn’t worked yet they persist with it
Mourinho was lambasted on a regular basis for not playing Alli but he just isn’t a very good footballer. Ineffective, weak, ponderous, can’t really think of any redeeming features that he offers. Not working for Kane either who clearly doesn’t want to be at Spurs anymore
Nuno is an OK manager who did well on the whole at Wolves but he was the wrong call for Spurs. He really wasn’t the answer for them
He played like he’d already joined them on Sunday6ft Kerplunk wrote:I really hope Kane is that pissed off he'll run his contract down and join Arsenal on a Bosman just to get back at Levy.
Last kick own goal to top it offRoyality creeps In wrote:Pub team 2 SpuROFLs 1
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