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Sandro - Beast
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Superhudd
Simon Davies
I bet Levy is loving the book values of some of our players halving every time this gob****e talks to the media.
I'm sure something will be found within those quotes that according to some is wrong. How dare he say such things in public....
Yes, that's exactly what he said...
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Probably been told to change what he says by the savvy media people behind the scenes at the club.. isn't there a gap between tv interviews to written media stuff..
Not far off though is it?
Doubtful, not like he's listened any other time if instructed to? Just an honest, fair assessment of how he sees things and fair play to him...
Lily White
Clive Wilson
Well if Sandro doesn't use this to motivate him to work harder in training, then he isn't the 'Beast' we thought he was.
Robspur12
Nick Barmby
Although I am not entirely comfortable with speaking about players in public, and I understand posters irritation, but I am willing to go along with it as long as what Sherwood says is to do with football and does not stray into the personal sphere of players, private club info, criticising the club or fans and as long as he still maintains the support of most of the players. So far imo he has kept to this. We should not forget that Sandro has brought it out into the public domain - Rossi check the replies on his twitter feed which Sandro has done nothing to refute. I like Sandro but this sounds like he is throwing his toys out of the pram. Wasn't Mourinho quite public about Joe Cole's limitations?
Well IMO nothing like, but if you guys think that then fair play I just didn't think it was that strong...
Lily White
Clive Wilson
It does look like Sandro was playing up to the fans. Lots of Tim hate and how dare the beast be dropped in the replies. I'm a big Sandro fan but he is no innocent in this.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
This is the heart of the matter. How can it help to engender a great team spirt if you regularly get a dig publicly at your own players? To be fair to Tim he has managed to extract some good results out of the team despite poor performances so all due credit to him for that, but you have to wonder long-term whether this constant flow of public jibes and put-downs will ultimately undermine the players to such an extent he loses control of the dressing room.
thfcsteff
George Hunt
WHo said he was mate? Not I. He is ****ed off, no doubt, and it was naughty, but the manager should be able to handle it with ease…if he wants to of course! it's easy! If Tim's in any doubt as to how, he is welcome to read what I wrote above and use it in future. Being the nice chap I am, I won't even charge him for speech-writing services!
Robspur12
Nick Barmby
Mate perhaps you are right, but the Sandro tweet will do nothing to engender a team spirit anyway. Look lets face it, what he says and does in public as long as it's kept in the sphere of football will make little difference in the long run. What's important is how he interacts with players like Sandro on a day to day basis.
Rob
Peter Taylor
The opposition or their lack of strength wasn't my point. My point was that Sandro HASN'T bossed the midfield when he has played recently, his form has been erratic at best and he certainly hasn't performed to the standards we've seen in the past to which you rightly say that he can impose himself and most probably could have today. Based on his current form, however, I wouldn't say it's any certainty that he would have played to that sort of standard.
Rossi22
Pedro Mendes
Sandro's current form isn't the best, it's generally what happens when you return from injury and don't get a consistent run. That said, I don't know who in this squad is currently "in form". Of today's starting 11 - Lloris - yes, Naughton - by his standards, yes. Kaboul - no. Fryers - possibly. Rose - no. Lennon - you'd think so given he's been undroppable under Tim but the answer is no. Chadli - no. Paulinho - no. Eriksen - 100%. Ade - not lately. Kane - yes I guess so.
chicken_badge
Gudni Bergsson
Given that Tim obviously follows Sandro on Twitter, I would expect some of Sandros "qualities" are clearly perfect for Stoke, and one dirty little scumbag in particular.
http://metro.co.uk/2013/12/31/sandr...elines-tottenham-midfielder-paulinho-4246113/
Forget the dirty laundry, the inevitable FA charge and a probable GBH prosecution. I think Sherwood as much as any other Spurs fan would love to see Sandro go right through Adam in the first minute. It might mean a red, no points, 8th place.... but a bit of justice in football would be nice from time to time.
Sandro is a spacker, Sherwood is a spacker, many of our internet fans are spackers.
I think that about sums it up. No one is in the right here, but Sandro is mostly in the wrong, no doubt partly cos his ego is big cos of our internet fans lapping him up. Sure he seems a good guy with a charming personality but as a player he's done little to suggest he should start every game, certainly shouldn't be needed for Fulham at home.
BT are troublemakers, however, and it worked.
I think that about sums it up. No one is in the right here, but Sandro is mostly in the wrong, no doubt partly cos his ego is big cos of our internet fans lapping him up. Sure he seems a good guy with a charming personality but as a player he's done little to suggest he should start every game, certainly shouldn't be needed for Fulham at home.
BT are troublemakers, however, and it worked.