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Tim Sherwood…gone \o/
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JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
africanspurs
Justin Edinburgh
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
am glad you think our squad is excellent, it emphasises more the mockery and perfumed **** that AVB put out there.....with an excellent squad you have to be drastically and unforgivably bad to make a players look like that
disagree on the ade thing though..as we are playing more as an offensive unit now....not a cement boulder with ade waiting for service outside it
am glad you think our squad is excellent, it emphasises more the mockery and perfumed **** that AVB put out there.....with an excellent squad you have to be drastically and unforgivably bad to make a players look like that
disagree on the ade thing though..as we are playing more as an offensive unit now....not a cement boulder with ade waiting for service outside it
Nigeyman
Chris Armstrong
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
just wondering with the earlier posts......why do we keep starting games as if our players are just off an all night bender????
I dont enjoy Dawson as captain, i dont think he inspires as I have menioned before...but it cant be all layed at his front door......
so why do our players look lost when that whistle goes??????
poor prep??not understanding roles???? unmotivated?????
I think alot of people have mentioned it now (not to be ungrateful after a great win) but why cant we ever start a game these days and grab it by the balls??? I do appeciate timmy's honesty regarding this and our peformances but can he address it????? I would love it just LOVE IT if we could start a game like a house on fire rather than look like a collecton of lost souls...
just wondering with the earlier posts......why do we keep starting games as if our players are just off an all night bender????
I dont enjoy Dawson as captain, i dont think he inspires as I have menioned before...but it cant be all layed at his front door......
so why do our players look lost when that whistle goes??????
poor prep??not understanding roles???? unmotivated?????
I think alot of people have mentioned it now (not to be ungrateful after a great win) but why cant we ever start a game these days and grab it by the balls??? I do appeciate timmy's honesty regarding this and our peformances but can he address it????? I would love it just LOVE IT if we could start a game like a house on fire rather than look like a collecton of lost souls...
milo
Jack L. Jones
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I think it might be related to outrageous and unnecessary use of multiple question marks, but I could be wrong
I think it might be related to outrageous and unnecessary use of multiple question marks, but I could be wrong
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Well, for the praise I did give him, I had to rush out before adding that I was really disappointed with his distribution once again, and it is for that reason that Sandro walks into the side when fully fit and Bentaleb keeps his spot.
Well, for the praise I did give him, I had to rush out before adding that I was really disappointed with his distribution once again, and it is for that reason that Sandro walks into the side when fully fit and Bentaleb keeps his spot.
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Harry had a great way of doing that too
Let's continue with the future matey!
Harry had a great way of doing that too
Let's continue with the future matey!
Nigeyman
Chris Armstrong
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
you naughty boy!
I think it might be related to outrageous and unnecessary use of multiple question marks, but I could be wrong
you naughty boy!
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Interesting to see in Stobart's Goal article that he believes Sherwood may well be ok with staying at Spurs and learning from Van Gaal.
Interesting to see in Stobart's Goal article that he believes Sherwood may well be ok with staying at Spurs and learning from Van Gaal.
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I said this a while ago and I think that would be great. So there is short term success involved as well as long term with the succession planning. There is a problem though, if TS does do well he will be sought after, make no mistake about that.
I said this a while ago and I think that would be great. So there is short term success involved as well as long term with the succession planning. There is a problem though, if TS does do well he will be sought after, make no mistake about that.
Daisuk
Dimitar Berbatov
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
We were atrocious in the first half. Didn't move the ball well at all, it barely looked like we bothered turning up, very poor passing, our defensive work was just horrible, another 5-1 drubbing waiting to happen. Thankfully we understood the seriousness of the situation at half time. I don't get why we've started so slow these last few games, it's like we're not turned on. Second half was a lot better defensively, and if we had wingers or wing backs who could actually put a decent cross in, I think we'd create some more chances as well. Generally we seem to lack an urgency about our game at the moment, which I don't get. I don't believe for a second that we will snatch that 4th place from Liverpool, but our players damn well should believe it! Oh, well, the win was all that mattered today, Everton are a good side, have not lost many games this season, so bottom line - good win, although the performance wasn't convincing.
We were atrocious in the first half. Didn't move the ball well at all, it barely looked like we bothered turning up, very poor passing, our defensive work was just horrible, another 5-1 drubbing waiting to happen. Thankfully we understood the seriousness of the situation at half time. I don't get why we've started so slow these last few games, it's like we're not turned on. Second half was a lot better defensively, and if we had wingers or wing backs who could actually put a decent cross in, I think we'd create some more chances as well. Generally we seem to lack an urgency about our game at the moment, which I don't get. I don't believe for a second that we will snatch that 4th place from Liverpool, but our players damn well should believe it! Oh, well, the win was all that mattered today, Everton are a good side, have not lost many games this season, so bottom line - good win, although the performance wasn't convincing.
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I suppose it comes down then to what Sherwood wants for himself. If he sees value in working alongside a man like Van Gaal who clearly will not be around for years and years but has a wealth of experience and knowledge that could be part of a very valuable learning process.
I suppose it comes down then to what Sherwood wants for himself. If he sees value in working alongside a man like Van Gaal who clearly will not be around for years and years but has a wealth of experience and knowledge that could be part of a very valuable learning process.
Cochise
Steve Carr
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
A lot of articles flying around the interweb today saying LVG and TS next season. Honestly think this would be the best thing for everyone, certainly think Sherwood could do with it (which is no bad thing) and at the end of it we will be left with a better coach than we have now.
A lot of articles flying around the interweb today saying LVG and TS next season. Honestly think this would be the best thing for everyone, certainly think Sherwood could do with it (which is no bad thing) and at the end of it we will be left with a better coach than we have now.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
nelto
Sergei Rebrov
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Don't get me wrong, I quite like Tim, but this quote is spookily reminiscent of George Graham.
Shudders...
Don't get me wrong, I quite like Tim, but this quote is spookily reminiscent of George Graham.
Shudders...
SpurMeUp
Les Howe
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Possibly because we don't play one system. Each game the team has to find their feet. We've lacked consistency of setup and players this season. Sherwood needs to stick with one starting system and get the team confident playing that setup.
Now Defoe is off, it should remain one up front. Hopefully we can start much much better with the team used to playing one way. It has been a consistent issue, get it sorted Sherwood!
Possibly because we don't play one system. Each game the team has to find their feet. We've lacked consistency of setup and players this season. Sherwood needs to stick with one starting system and get the team confident playing that setup.
Now Defoe is off, it should remain one up front. Hopefully we can start much much better with the team used to playing one way. It has been a consistent issue, get it sorted Sherwood!
screen nayim
John Gorman
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I liked this bit best:
It is easy to be snobbish and sarcastic about Sherwood's back to basics approach to management, but it is worth appreciating that there is more than one way to skin a footballing cat. If his record over his first nine league games was spread across a whole season it would return a haul of 84 points. That's been enough to guarantee a top four place in every Premier League season, and indeed would have won the title just three years ago.
Mentioning no names......
I liked this bit best:
It is easy to be snobbish and sarcastic about Sherwood's back to basics approach to management, but it is worth appreciating that there is more than one way to skin a footballing cat. If his record over his first nine league games was spread across a whole season it would return a haul of 84 points. That's been enough to guarantee a top four place in every Premier League season, and indeed would have won the title just three years ago.
Mentioning no names......
SpurMeUp
Les Howe
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
If we play 433, the make up of the front 3 will make or break our season. Ade-Eriksen have to start. But we need Rose to hit some form and stretch play down the left wing (with a midfield player able to drop into left back).
Lennon has to do more. He has driven games in the past. He can terrorize defenses, cutting in or getting to the goal line and crossing. But he's too easily tackled and can give up too easily. You want him to be more of a terrier, and more tenacious, never giving up lost causes and constantly testing defenses. Instead he'll take on clear opportunities rather than whip up something from nothing.
There is Townsend, Lamela and even Dembele who could play on the right. So the onus is on Lennon to pull out some performances, take HIS game to the opposition. Get one on one and have them guess whether he's going to cut inside and shot or nip around them and cross/ pass.
If we play 433, the make up of the front 3 will make or break our season. Ade-Eriksen have to start. But we need Rose to hit some form and stretch play down the left wing (with a midfield player able to drop into left back).
Lennon has to do more. He has driven games in the past. He can terrorize defenses, cutting in or getting to the goal line and crossing. But he's too easily tackled and can give up too easily. You want him to be more of a terrier, and more tenacious, never giving up lost causes and constantly testing defenses. Instead he'll take on clear opportunities rather than whip up something from nothing.
There is Townsend, Lamela and even Dembele who could play on the right. So the onus is on Lennon to pull out some performances, take HIS game to the opposition. Get one on one and have them guess whether he's going to cut inside and shot or nip around them and cross/ pass.