Daniel Bryan retweeted
Nothing is more Tottenham then our own manager cupping his ear at us after we scored despite serving up dog shit every week only for the goal to be disallowed and for us to lose again.
Daniel Bryan retweeted
Kulusevski on the clubs recent problems:
"You can look at the manager, you can look at the players, but it's bigger than that"
Daniel Bryan retweeted
🗣️| @jonawils on Tottenham’s awful season so far:
“Whatever the shortcomings of Postecoglou, the ongoing pattern is the result of a club trying to do things on the cheap.”
Levy outlast another manager. No way Ange survives this. Mason back in charge. Same old shit resumes until that bald poisonous spec of shit leaves our club
Spurs bringing on a player they’ve tried to sell for 5/6 windows, loaned out 3 times sums up Levy. Disgrace
Daniel Bryan retweeted
Tottenham have not lost 10 games because Ange P is ‘delusional’. They’ve lost 10 games because they’ve got a tonne of injuries and the squad can’t cope. Just as Newcastle had lost 9 games this time last season for the same reason. Nobody called Eddie H ‘delusional’ or took the piss out of him.
Bloody hell Ange all your fault
Tottenham's back four for the second half against Newcastle:
LB: Sergio Reguilon
CB: Archie Gray
CB: Djed Spence
RB: Pedro Porro
And they have third choice GK Brandon Austin in goal. 👀
#TOTNEW
Daniel Bryan retweeted
The travelling Tottenham faithful making it clear where their backing lies as they all sing Ange Postecoglou's name loudly. Some Saints fans have already begun leaving after that fourth goal 24 minutes in.
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Optics are a strange thing, prior to their collapse at Brighton before the international break, Spurs had won 5 on the spin, scoring 13 and conceding 3. They fell apart at The Amex and Ange was a “fraud” whose rigidity and refusal to tweak things would be his downfall.
Today, they’ve come from behind to win 4-1 with Maddison taken off for Sarr in a purely tactical call at half-time, which was followed by 3 goals in 7 minutes.
In reality, they’re a highly entertaining, energetic, front-foot side, who will have defensive headaches but will win far more than they lose. I simply don’t buy into the view that Postecoglou’s career to date in less fashionable leagues means he’ll fail to succeed in England. At least he has the courage of his convictions.
















