Scott Munn

[jrh]

He speaks!

Transfers, trophies and A-League | Tottenham's Scott Munn on taking Spurs to top of world football

Tottenham's Chief Football Officer Scott Munn shares why Tottenham are travelling to Melbourne this May, and what he hopes the club can achieve by being here...

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The interviewer sounds very young and eager but has some good questions.

Seems to say the right things, messages are clearly aligned with what Ange often comes out with in his pressers.

Speaks to a unified direction moving forward.

 

[Raziel]

Funny how this guy is flying under the radar

Surely both hiring Ange and keeping here still is on him?

 

[lurker of old]

I find it very strange how invisible he's been. Not present at the Tamworth game - I didn't see him? Does he even work at Spurs still or is he on unnoficial gardening leave?

 

[billyiddo]

Funny how this guy is flying under the radar

Surely both hiring Ange and keeping here still is on him?

I don't think Ange's position has become so untenable that we need to be asking why hasn't he been sacked yet or blaming someone for not yet pulling the trigger.

As for the appointment in the first place - maybe deserves an enquiry, however i do think that the fact that supporters are still not yet baying for his (Ange) blood, it shows that the appointment was quite clever - I'm very much of the opinion the MO when he was given the job was to steer us through a full rebuild with less importance put on results. A relegation battle turns that on it's head though

 

[Baleforce]

I find it very strange how invisible he's been. Not present at the Tamworth game - I didn't see him? Does he even work at Spurs still or is he on unnoficial gardening leave?

I wouldn’t recognise him if I was sat next to him tbh.

 

[thfcsteff]

I don't think Ange's position has become so untenable that we need to be asking why hasn't he been sacked yet or blaming someone for not yet pulling the trigger.

As for the appointment in the first place - maybe deserves an enquiry, however i do think that the fact that supporters are still not yet baying for his (Ange) blood, it shows that the appointment was quite clever - I'm very much of the opinion the MO when he was given the job was to steer us through a full rebuild with less importance put on results. A relegation battle turns that on it's head though

I think that is right.

 

[Lemonade Money]

So this is where the lynch mob are.