parklane1
Tony Galvin
How do you know it would be an 'inferior' manager?
You make it sound like Arry is the be all and end all of the Spurs managerial pinnacle
That's just it they do not, they like to think they do though.
How do you know it would be an 'inferior' manager?
You make it sound like Arry is the be all and end all of the Spurs managerial pinnacle
That's just it they do not, they like to think they do though.
How do you know it would be an 'inferior' manager?
You make it sound like Arry is the be all and end all of the Spurs managerial pinnacle
Harry isn't the best Manager in the Premiership, but he is one of the best and most likely the best we can get. If we want better we have to go outside the Premiership, and as we've seen so often with foreign managerial appointments they can be very hit and miss. Why risk that when we already have a settled structure that is capable of keeping us in the top six? We aren't going to win the league no matter who is in charge. Next season we probably won't finish top four no matter who is in charge, and no matter who sticks around. I just can't see Chelsea being this bad again, and Arsenal have the stadium to fund a squad improvement to a squad already better than ours.
you really are a divisive c*** - aren't you?
all the time
chip, chip, chip
give it a rest
well to me, harry has a job for life here. amazing manager
Hi Jamie, how's your lovely wife?
We should've got a point at home to Norwich or QPR. Fact.
Hi Jamie, how's your lovely wife?
this here is the problem. People thinking that teams will come and lie down for us and not fight with everyhing they have.
Its an arrogance that comes with having a good team, no humility whatsoever.
QPR had upsets at their ground yet it ws us that should've gotten a point there.....and this is supposed to be fact.
its almost like people are too used to being on top of the food chain without ever being on top of that food chain in the first place.
I agree that there is arrogance in the assumption teams will just lie down for us but on the other hadn we have known for the last two seasons now that teams will park the bus at WHL because of the way we play and yet we still have no discernable plan B or C to cope with that.
How many times do you run into a brick wall and bang your head until you work out that you need to climb over it or tunnel under it?
Sticks and stones :ross:
Still not that easy though is it? Fact is, sometimes if a team comes to pretty much only defend then they will succeed. If it happened for Barcelona it could happen for us.
In the first half of the season, nearly all of the teams came to WHL to defend, and we broke them down and played well. Villa, West Brom etc came purerly to frustrate us but confidence was running through the squad and we broke them down. It wasn't because we had some special plan B, we simply got some inspiration from somewhere and that's really what it takes.
In the second half, confidence had taken a battering and teams still came to sit back. It was harder to break them down because that inspiration was harder to come by. I don't think Harry suddenly lost tactical knowledge on how to break teams down, I'm sure he knows 'how' to do it, but in the end the players need to have that little bit extra that makes it happen and it just wasn't forthcoming.
actually villa came to defend but they didnt really put any sort of heart and effort into it and they left lots of spce between their midfield and defensive line. odd game. that game made me think "we had arrived"...that some teams would come here to just go home and get the fixture over and done with. kind of like what teams do to united and city. they just give up he fight
My point is you judge a season over 38 games, not over a run of 5, 10 or 15 games. As that run of 5, 10 or 15 games can be unusually easy or unusually tough and thus eschew the form guide.
That basically sums it up. We need harmony and everyone pulling together. Irrespective of who is right or wrong, or whether a good job is being done Redknapp has to go if Levy has lost faith.
actually villa came to defend but they didnt really put any sort of heart and effort into it and they left lots of spce between their midfield and defensive line. odd game. that game made me think "we had arrived"...that some teams would come here to just go home and get the fixture over and done with. kind of like what teams do to united and city. they just give up he fight
when we play teams that come to defend and they succeed in frustrating us, we get a chorus of braying posters yelling that we are bottlers - like we put out a team that capitulated somehow. When we beat a team by any margin, the opposition were crap, suggesting that we weren't much better and only succeeded because of the ineptitude of the opposition.
In Defoe doesn't score, its because he's lazy, doesn't know the offside rule and has no movement. If he scores, he's a flat track bully who can only score from outside the box/tap ins and some knobcheese comes up with a stat that he has a poor strike rate against Brazil, Barcelona and Manure. If Adebayor doesn't score he's disinterested or has a poor first touch. If Friedel concedes a goal he's too old, Modric can't shoot, Bale should stick to the left/stop diving.................bitch, bitch, bitch
If we win a load of games, some tosser brings up a mini table of results against the top 4, if we lose a few we have to sack the manager because he's a saggy faced **** who robs teams and leaves them in the brick.
Everyone's an expert and everyone wants to outdo each other with cutting analysis of how it could be better if the manager listened to them, or the player understood that the way to get better was to follow the advice of some fat tosser with a keyboard who was last to get picked in playground games at school.
Perhaps, just perhaps one day in the lives of so many people on this board, it might dawn on you that you don't have the answers, there are no perfect solutions and that you would be a lot more happy if you actually sat back and enjoyed the good stuff and stopped trying to audition to be the next technical analyst on sky sports or MOTD.
This isn't a dig at you AS, you are one of the more level headed and open minded posters on here.
One thing is for sure the fastest way for a wound to heal is to stop poking it and reopening it.
Lets put some of this crap in the past, accept who we are (we are not one of the best/top teams in the PL, but could be 3/4 with investment) and lets look forward to a new season, new opportunities and being a season closer to New WHL.