I'll be honest when I say that apart from Redknapp's disastrous last few months, I can't recall too many times where people said we weren't playing well. Obviously the occasional game, but I really felt that was some of the best football I've seen Spurs play.
I think that most Spurs fans realised that it was time for Redknapp to go by the end.
I think that you are probably right when you say that there is a difference between fans at the Lane and online on how hard it would be for us to continue the relative success that we've enjoyed over the last few years but I haven't met anyone who thought we'd be fighting delegation.
I have to wonder...I think most of the regular attendees, especially those who go away, got it and got it for quite a while, but I am genuinely not sure the casuals got it at all. In fact I am convinced there is still a massive massive lack of reality regarding that whole situation. It's funny when I read about AVB and cluelessness,etc, because there were games under Harry where that cluelessness which is spoken of was absolutely blinding and beggaring beyond belief! Villa away immediately springs to mind...
I have to wonder...I think most of the regular attendees, especially those who go away, got it and got it for quite a while, but I am genuinely not sure the casuals got it at all. In fact I am convinced there is still a massive massive lack of reality regarding that whole situation. It's funny when I read about AVB and cluelessness,etc, because there were games under Harry where that cluelessness which is spoken of was absolutely blinding and beggaring beyond belief! Villa away immediately springs to mind...
I aked in the OMT:
Our current run very much looks like when AVB's Chelski lost that QPR game; I want to ask why will it be any different for us in terms of our games and results from now? (Please don't mention the Chelski dressing-room issues; I'm talking purely in footballing terms here..)
I have to wonder...I think most of the regular attendees, especially those who go away, got it and got it for quite a while, but I am genuinely not sure the casuals got it at all. In fact I am convinced there is still a massive massive lack of reality regarding that whole situation. It's funny when I read about AVB and cluelessness,etc, because there were games under Harry where that cluelessness which is spoken of was absolutely blinding and beggaring beyond belief! Villa away immediately springs to mind...
I think managers get far too much blame sometimes. It can happen occasionally that players just have an off day. Why this is I don't know, but you can't always blame the manager for everything.
Today I can't think of one player who stood out above everyone else. I think no matter what formation we played we would have lost, so in that sense I blame the players. But it happens sometimes, it just doesn't click. You see it in every level of football, there are just days where nothing goes right, no matter what the manager does, and I think today was one of those days.
then the players are having too many off days at home
Quite possibly. I just hate the way that people always blame the manager whatever happens. The players get paid more, its them out there not the manager, yet everyone is slating AVB, not the 11 mediocre players we saw out there today. There is only so much a manager can do.