-
Dear Guest, Please note that adult content is not permitted on this forum. We have had our Google ads disabled at times due to some posts that were found from some time ago. Please do not post adult content and if you see any already on the forum, please report the post so that we can deal with it. Adult content is allowed in the glory hole - you will have to request permission to access it. Thanks, scara
Igor the Interim
- Thread starter tommysvr
- Start date
Baleforce
Terry Naylor
Yes, but also an important reminder of perspective.
robp135
Steven Caulker
Sad for Igor Tudor and condolences of course. But we have to be ruthless and he is going to get a payoff. There will be hundreds of staff getting laid off if Spurs go down. And I don't think its an exaggeration to acknowledge that there are some people who's mental health will be seriously impacted by a relegation.
elyid
Jermaine Jenas
With the bad luck we have every week, I’d be seriously concerned for Redknapp health if he takes over… we seem to be jinxed
Robbo
Tom Huddlestone
Absolutely, and I don't want to come across as insensitive. Football is purely trivial in the grander scheme of things. But it also matters a hell of a lot to many of us, especially now, in a crucial time for this football club.
spurspinter1
John Lacy
The club (or at least the PR department) are probably relieved as it's not really considered cool to vent at someone who's been recently bereaved. And it's another reason to feel hard done by instead of accepting where we're at.
That said, it's obviously sad news for Tudor and his family. Maybe it could save him from being the guy who takes us down.
Was just thinking how nuts that it. Nobody I know has names their kid Usaama since 2001. You just don't for the kids sake.
Mikey10
Les Ferdinand
The photo looks like someone has used AI to slightly modify Tudor’s face.
hashegotthesackyet?
Mido
Pay him the money owed and some. Say he decided to go for personal reasons. It’s the kind thing to do for him on a personal level. He might feel obligated to stay even if he wants to leave and the club need to take that responsibility for him, in the kindest possible way.
ricky2tricky4city
Paul Stewart
I was watching a programme with my daughter the other day where kids from a certain area who find it difficult to connect and make friends, meet up for play dates. They were 10 year olds(?).
One girl was called Isis.
Mikey10
Les Ferdinand
Taught a girl called Isis quite recently. (Surprisingly her sister wasn’t called Hamas.)
Bedfordspurs
Paul Gascoigne
I used to work for ISS
My son at 6 used to tell people daddy is travelling because he is part of ISS…
Parents evening was an experience at first … no we do cleaning and food, not terrorism and killing people
Kandi1977
Teddy Sheringham
Or Gary Neville!
thfcsteff
Sonny Walters
I wonder if the death of his father will actually give Tudor the determination and even more resolve to try and keep us up? He appears to be a decent and honourable guy, and I could see a scenario where he feels that given this is a 7 game job now, he would not want to leave before giving it his absolute hardest shot.
I have to say, he does learn from his mistakes, whether in formation or decisions, and if we take the calibre of performances over the last few games (yes, even the disastrous ones), generally we are looking better (not difficult I concede). With a few others due back in the break, and the players seemingly absolutely not downing tools in protest of him, I have to seriously wonder what change could be any better unless the club are hiring a long-term manager.
Let me say this; if they were to hire De Zerbi, with the option of a release in his contract should he go down, then I'd be fudgeking livid. Besides the fact I think the guy's a total w anker...
I have to say, he does learn from his mistakes, whether in formation or decisions, and if we take the calibre of performances over the last few games (yes, even the disastrous ones), generally we are looking better (not difficult I concede). With a few others due back in the break, and the players seemingly absolutely not downing tools in protest of him, I have to seriously wonder what change could be any better unless the club are hiring a long-term manager.
Let me say this; if they were to hire De Zerbi, with the option of a release in his contract should he go down, then I'd be fudgeking livid. Besides the fact I think the guy's a total w anker...
The problem is we no longer have the time to absorb the mistakes/learning.
We need someone that is:
-tactically adept
-picks the best possible team from outset (right formation, players in right positions, play on front foot)
-capable if in game changes that have a positive impact
Unfortunately we are now in a position where we need all three of those things immediately.
thfcsteff
Sonny Walters
...agreed and I just don't think it exists.
I think these three weeks are a vital reset. So help me I think we'll win at Sunderland!
Baleforce
Terry Naylor
It’s a pretty common name, I know quite a few people with it.
Got a mate whose name was Jihad from birth. Hardcore Spurs fan. Changed it to Jamal in his 20s as he couldn't get a job
ricky2tricky4city
Paul Stewart
Depends if those people were born before the early 2000s .....this girl was born 10 years ago...a pretty brutal and risky decision from her parents.