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The "If we go down" thread

FolkestoneSpur said:
I was on a bike ride earlier and it suddenly hit me, the goons could win the league QUADRUPLE, we could quite conceivably be relegated by Cheatski and West Ham stay up instead of us. Carlsberg don't do brick seasons but...... ffs ruined the whole rest of the ride.
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FTFY... đź«Ł

Even if those gobby Goons "merely" win the league that 11 point swing we alone caused in the title race (by gifting them 6 points whilst taking 5 off of €iteh) could prove decisive to add insult to injury🤮
 
SteveAWOL said:
FTFY... đź«Ł

Even if those gobby Goons "merely" win the league that 11 point swing we alone caused in the title race (by gifting them 6 points whilst taking 5 off of €iteh) could prove decisive to add insult to injury🤮
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Yeah thankfully the quadruple thought didn't hit until I got home.
 
In all fairness Arsenal have won the league a few times and a lot of us have witnessed it, one more isn’t going to make much difference. Its the Champions League i don’t want them winning.
 
robp135 said:
Any business can report large non-cash expenses from the accounting depreciation. It’s standard accounting rule. In the clubs case, they do this in many ways but most notables is the Stadium.

They spreads the stadiums construction cost over many years, reducing reported profit, even though no cash is actually leaving the club in those years. We accounted for an artificial ÂŁ70M loss in our 2024 accounts.

Lower reported profit means a smaller taxable income, which reduces the clubs corporate tax bill via capital allowances on qualifying assets
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Yes THFC are depreciating their capital assets over a shorter period than they perhaps could and yes this leads to paper losses (as I have talked about on here many times previously).

However, that is absolutely nothing to do with what you originally stated nor the question I asked in response to that.

You said: “The club has money it just choses to borrow money cheap like most businesses”

I asked in response: “Where does it have this money that is hidden away and not visible in our published accounts?” Are you saying that our club is guilty of false accounting?
 
Forest are likely to get a result against Fulham and West Ham could quite easily sneak a win against City. We could be in the relegation zone by the end of the weekend.
 
FolkestoneSpur said:
Get him in ffs!!!
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I'm not sure that Sherwood is the man having given it more thought - didn't he also spend a lot of his stint telling the players how crap they were?

Hoddle or Redknapp (yes, it is that desperate) with a younger coach I could go for.

I'm at the 'Anyone but Tudor' stage, I'm afraid. Unfortunately I think the board are going to wait until after the Forest game. It really could be too late by then.
 
Mikey10 said:
I'm not sure that Sherwood is the man having given it more thought - didn't he also spend a lot of his stint telling the players how crap they were?

Hoddle or Redknapp (yes, it is that desperate) with a younger coach I could go for.

I'm at the 'Anyone but Tudor' stage, I'm afraid. Unfortunately I think the board are going to wait until after the Forest game. It really could be too late by then.
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Yeah I'm not keen on Sherwood, he's not a people person and he comes across as abrasive which I think is the last thing the players need at the moment.
I've been saying Redknapp for ages because he's all the things people like Sherwood or Tudor aren't.
 
Mikey10 said:
I'm not sure that Sherwood is the man having given it more thought - didn't he also spend a lot of his stint telling the players how crap they were?

Hoddle or Redknapp (yes, it is that desperate) with a younger coach I could go for.

I'm at the 'Anyone but Tudor' stage, I'm afraid. Unfortunately I think the board are going to wait until after the Forest game. It really could be too late by then.
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Spurs v Chelsea: Tim Sherwood angered by Tottenham capitulation

This was the game when Tactics Tim threw the team under the bus wasn't it? I have no idea at all about who could get us out of this.
 
FolkestoneSpur said:
Yeah I'm not keen on Sherwood, he's not a people person and he comes across as abrasive which I think is the last thing the players need at the moment.
I've been saying Redknapp for ages because he's all the things people like Sherwood or Tudor aren't.
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The same Redknapp that didn’t hesitate in throwing Darren Bent under the bus. Don’t be fooled, if Redknapp didn’t get a tune out of the players he’d dropped them like the proverbial sack of brick quicker than Tudor imo …
 
Finney Is Back said:
Yes THFC are depreciating their capital assets over a shorter period than they perhaps could and yes this leads to paper losses (as I have talked about on here many times previously).

However, that is absolutely nothing to do with what you originally stated nor the question I asked in response to that.

You said: “The club has money it just choses to borrow money cheap like most businesses”

I asked in response: “Where does it have this money that is hidden away and not visible in our published accounts?” Are you saying that our club is guilty of false accounting?
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No. I’m saying the club borrowing money is no different to how most businesses operate. The cash that Spurs had in the bank was the highest amount in the league.
 
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Klinsmann is the man for the job. He’s known for being an inspirational figure that’s tactically dog brick. But it’s the inspiration we need right now. Bring in Mason as his #2. Even Hughton or Caldwrweood who has expirience managing and coaching in the Prem and will know him from his time as a player.
 
robp135 said:
Klinsmann is the man for the job. He’s known for being an inspirational figure that’s tactically dog brick. But it’s the inspiration we need right now. Bring in Mason as his #2. Even Hughton or Caldwrweood who has expirience managing and coaching in the Prem and will know him from his time as a player.
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Na
 
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