Poll: Which of the following was your best win Best win under Juande Ramos?

[glorygloryeze]

Vote for your favourite win under Juande Ramos (like it or not, the last Tottenham coach to win a trophy...)

 

[Libero]

Can only be the Carling Cup Final, the semi was great but as in 2002, if you go on and lose the final it somewhat diminishes it and makes you feel like what was it for.

 

[Lost Mango]

Hadn't realised we had won so many. Is this the complete list of Ramos victories?

 

[MKSpur]

That Chelsea game is one of my favourite ever victories, we beat a rival team we had a poor record against in a cup final, when they must have been huge favourites. Was a shame we pretty much phoned it in after that and then lost our stiike partnership domestically. Yet apparently winning something is the be all and end all for players happiness and for judging a managers effectiveness.

 

[Gazza Dazzla]

He wasn’t all bad was he? A way better list than Jol’s.

 

[parklane1]

The day we actually won a trophy, after all that is what we play sport to do.

 

[monkeybarry]

I'll wait for the Santini poll

 

[Daisuk]

I voted for the 5-1 vs Scum, but ... yeah, the final win was better overall. Still, 5-1 over Scum, that was a beauty!

 

[Robspur12]

He wasn’t all bad was he? A way better list than Jol’s.

The Martin Jol era was about making the club feel good about itself again. It's why he is remembered with so much affection. Ramos, for a while at least, built on Jol's success and made us fitter and more steely which is why we won the trophy. Then for reasons I am still unclear it went wrong. Poch in many ways combines the best elements of both. He will win a trophy eventually.

 

[r-u-s-x]

The Martin Jol era was about making the club feel good about itself again. It's why he is remembered with so much affection. Ramos, for a while at least, built on Jol's success and made us fitter and more steely which is why we won the trophy. Then for reasons I am still unclear it went wrong. Poch in many ways combines the best elements of both. He will win a trophy eventually.

I have it on good authority that he really only cared about Europe, he would go home (spain) and only be in one day before the game. He had no interest in learning better English.

 

[Lemonade Money]

I have it on good authority that he really only cared about Europe, he would go home (spain) and only be in one day before the game. He had no interest in learning better English.

Didn't Ledley say they were only briefed on tactics for cup games (i.e. took these games seriously), and nothing for league games, or something like that.

 

[the dza]

The final v Chelsea was brilliant, but for me the 5-1 v Arsenal was magic.

 

[MKSpur]

Didn't Ledley say they were only briefed on tactics for cup games (i.e. took these games seriously), and nothing for league games, or something like that.

Think he rested Ledley for Prem to save him for UEFA cup in the following season too? Think he was always going to struggle without Berbatov and Kane regardless of how he prioritised games. Seem to remember him pulling a few surprises tactically - Zokora at centre back??!

 

[Robspur12]

Think he rested Ledley for Prem to save him for UEFA cup in the following season too? Think he was always going to struggle without Berbatov and Kane regardless of how he prioritised games. Seem to remember him pulling a few surprises tactically - Zokora at centre back??!

Yes in a few games if I remember, alongside Michael Dawson.

 

[Parklaner81]

In the minority, but the 5-1 semi for me.

 

[Mr_B]

how depressing, thanks for reminding me of how long we've been trophy less.

 

[parklane1]

In the minority, but the 5-1 semi for me.

That was a great game indeed but the game is about winning things and we do not do that very often anymore.