Bedfordspurs
Terry Naylor
Sure it was Dave kitson
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Muttley
Steve Hodge
That's what I thought as well. I read the book way back.
parklane1
Vivian Woodward
Not at all, players at any level can get a lift from fans cheering them on.
NickTB
Andy Sinton
I’m pretty sure the players hear and feel it. Dier jumping into the stands, Beckham after hearing his wife being sung about, players geeing up the crowd. All points to them being aware
We are Tottenham
Mido
yep..thats right the 123 and it turns away from tottenham high rd up Seven Sisters towards arsenil..
conspiracy?..I could never understand it! while grounds like leeds ..I think manu and other grounds mostly up north actually laid busses for their fans to get to the football ground..
anyway those wonderfull days are well gone..
Grays_1890
Jimmy Cantrell
CFS and THST seem at odds now having originally been aligned.
ALTHOUGH not a fan of the trust I think this ex trust member is purposely trying to sell something the letters are not saying because she left under a cloud.
They are a ultimately a membership organisation, if their members are not "Levy Out" then aligning with with that message goes against their process.
ALTHOUGH not a fan of the trust I think this ex trust member is purposely trying to sell something the letters are not saying because she left under a cloud.
They are a ultimately a membership organisation, if their members are not "Levy Out" then aligning with with that message goes against their process.
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K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Tom Huddlestone
This always happens with protest groups, they have trouble agreeing a set of issues they can agree on and who they represent, in an effort to please all they end up with a large wishlist which creates more in fighting.
Grays_1890
Jimmy Cantrell
Exactly and exactly what was talked about it on here. Come to one common ground for the greater good, even if its the fluff of "change" and then you don't have to agree on the rest.
I also think there is far too much ego involved in these things, loads of personal posturing
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Tom Huddlestone
Was ever thus
Baleforce
Vinnie Samways
There has to be a clear target of something they want.
The fluff of “change” will never be enough.
You can’t start until you know what done looks like, you need a need a deliverable.
Mikey10
Johnny Morrison
The People’s Front of Judea/The Judean People’s Front/The IRA/The INLA/The Real IRA
Grays_1890
Jimmy Cantrell
Yeh true.
Like @K.D.D.D.D.Soc says though, they are never going to agree on 10 steps, so pick one and go with it and agree you don't need to align with the rest.
The with it all was highlighted by the militant nature of SpiderBatMonkeyCounter or whoever it was who could not and would not answer simple questions with meant he didn't know himself, nothing he linked to explained it either. The protest for them was the start and was a good start (for them) but they need to refine their points still
Mikey10
Johnny Morrison
I’d focus on a new chairperson. Most of us have seen enough by now to know that the current one can’t get us to the level of success on the football field that a club of our stature now should reasonably be able to attain.
Baleforce
Vinnie Samways
The chair that has achieved more success than the rest of the chairpeople in our history combined.
We’d qualified for the European Cup once before ENIC, once.
Grays_1890
Jimmy Cantrell
I would go for some low hanging fruits like the pricing and some others that are easily aligned and then wrap the change in chairperson into a point that you made about prioritising football success, I don't think they will oust a chairman so I think its ambitious and I do agree with the sentiment of what does a new chairman look like whilst accepting Levys time is cooked.
I think Levy has done an extraordinary job moving us further without delivering on the pitch and I always think we need to move forward (hence why I think he is cooked). But I am also cautious about what that looks like. A year ago many would have taken Ineos here which would have been a disaster IMO, so I am cautious on who is next before being fully invested in a firm "OUT OUT OUT".
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Mikey10
Johnny Morrison
I don’t disagree that he’s helped to take us to that level. I’m not sure at all he’s the one to take us forward now. Plenty to say that we’ve gone backwards in footballing terms since the CL final.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
My 3 point plan would be:
1) Stop the tanoy music immediately pre and post match
2) Open the museum we were promised in Warmington House
3) Bring back the mint in the mushy peas
Whose up for joining my splinter REal Tottenham And Region Devoted Supporters?
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
And only once since Poch left. Not even debatable that the club has gone backwards since he left.
Baleforce
Vinnie Samways
It started going backwards whilst he was here.
Progress isn’t linear though, that’s still a very small sample size to judge business performance on.
Even Coca Cola and Apple have down years.
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
5 years isn’t a small sample size. Poch’s team only went backwards because he got negligible funds. The first team performance is the most important factor as we are a football club after all.