Premier League 2020/21

[METALMAN]

That's too bad. I guess one thing Tottenham had going for them in the 90s and 2000s when they were a mid-table team was that they were good fun and entertaining for the neutral fan to watch. Now they don't even have that.

[Jimmy]

Sack him please god just sack him

that second half performance was entertaining in spite of Mourinho

was nice to see Bale doing bits I guess

[DavidMarrio]

Football is shit. 

[Szumi]

 

This is in order of his management career too, right? Just a complete downward trend.

[Lineker]

ENIC should have backed Poch when he had us just a couple of players away from something very extraordinary. 

 

Now we are lucky if we manage to be ordinary on any given day; needing two thirds of a new team.

[Lineker]

We are moving onto Act III.

[gunnar hendershow]

This will surely be Jose's last job at a top or nearly top club, right? He'll either join the revolving door of mid-table managers who have a new club every 2 years or wind up in the Chinese Super League I wager.

[Chris2K]

And there was me thinking he didn't understand what was going on.

[Gazz]

He'll take a year out, then Newcastle owner Elon Musk will appoint him as manager and  sign Mbappe and Haaland.

[9 to 5]

I know Poch was more lovable and everything but at the time he got sacked Spurs hadn't won away from home for nearly a year and were in relegation form. Mourinho might not have been the answer to success but not was Poch by the time of his final year.

[Lineker]

Thank goodness for Arsenal.

[FLiam]

We already have enough football on TV without airing Manchester City training sessions.

[gunnar hendershow]

At least with Arsenal being shit you can point to how Arteta should be a long-term project to clear out the bad contracts and build up a new squad from the academy. Like it's objectively funny how bad they are (unless you're an Arsenal supporter) but I feel like there is a vision for what the club will look like in a couple years' time.

I cannot say the same for Spurs who appear headed into the mid-table wilderness.

[Kaney]

3 minutes ago, damshow said:

At least with Arsenal being shit you can point to how Arteta should be a long-term project to clear out the bad contracts and build up a new squad from the academy. Like it's objectively funny how bad they are (unless you're an Arsenal supporter) but I feel like there is a vision for what the club will look like in a couple years' time.

I cannot say the same for Spurs who appear headed into the mid-table wilderness.

Apart from the first ten minutes or so, I don't think we've been objectively bad. I think if they settle down a bit and stop rushing then we can definitely threaten City.

I'm aware De Bruyne will probably score immediately from kick off but if we're being fair it's not as if its out of the ordinary for City to be dicking teams with relative ease.

[Naitch]

1 hour ago, damshow said:

This will surely be Jose's last job at a top or nearly top club, right? He'll either join the revolving door of mid-table managers who have a new club every 2 years or wind up in the Chinese Super League I wager.

I imagine he'd go back to punditry until someone backs up a lorry loaded with money to his front door.

[Jimmy]

1 hour ago, 9 to 5 said:

I know Poch was more lovable and everything but at the time he got sacked Spurs hadn't won away from home for nearly a year and were in relegation form. Mourinho might not have been the answer to success but not was Poch by the time of his final year.

He'd earned the right to refresh and rebuild. 

[Gazz]

He was going to sell Lamela

[Szumi]

2 hours ago, Gazz said:

He'll take a year out, then Newcastle owner Elon Musk will appoint him as manager and  sign Mbappe and Haaland.

He'd still play with a Back 6 against every big side, hardly any attacking football, and get sacked because he's not been able to adapt with the times.

[Tigerstyle]

I would say he should go and manage Celtic for the easy wins, but now Rangers have come good he’s got no chance.

[Gazz]

Anyone got Dean Smith's email?

Because I can tell him how. One, they released photos from Friday training that didn't feature Jack. Two, there are Twitter accounts that track who players remove from their fantasy teams. Several Villa players sold him on Friday.