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Carragher, Redknapp and Romero called out serial loser Daniel Levy
More and more fans of Tottenham Hotspur realize what is real problem in this club. It's not players, it's not managers, it's ownership which prioritize profit over glory. During Chelsea match on Sky Sport pundits and ex players Jamie Carragher and Jamie Redknapp said it's time for someone else to run this football club. They said current owner brought club to certain level, built stadium and facility, but state of affairs on the pitch and failing to win anything significant for 24 or 25 years is unacceptable. Tim Sherwood was also on this line. They all agree Tottenham miss the best players because they don't want to pay salaries like other big 6 clubs despite they are 3rd sport club in world when it comes to profit and revenue and with policy like that they will hardly be competitive to win anything. Tim Sherwood pointed out that he picked up a lot of managers since taking charge of Spurs and no one a part from Pochetino was able to make this club competitive. Conclusion is there is enough money now, but board is refusing to spend and because of that they ended up with thin squad where one or two injuries can turn things around in big way. Tottenham player Cristian Romero also published on social networks something like look how other big clubs reinforcement themselves. Look at City, Liverpool, Chelsea what they are doing, they are examples to follow he said. Post has been deleted later, but fans registered it and more and more of them are becoming Levy and Enic out! Even my favorite twitter account SpursSongSheet is disappointed in this ownership which is ignoring fans demands to improve atmosphere on the stadium. Respectable sources of news like Allasdair Gold and P. O'Keefe pointed finger toward ownership saying managers are face of failure, while real reason sits in chairman position, that main goal in the Summer was to lower salary bill and that's real reason why they bought "young players for the future". Ultimate yes man on the bench Angelos Postecoglou said he wanted them all, while in reality he wanted Neto, Gallagher, Eze and got Odobert, Bergvall and Gray. It seems like there will be a protest against ownership before Liverpool home game and I hope it will be much bigger than previous. This what Daniel Levy and his board are doing is unacceptable! Let's mention recent bad doings: appointing wrong manager (again!) who never worked in top 5 leagues who is stubborn and who is enforcing bad tactics because of which players are falling injured like in war, because of which we are widely open for conceding goals, appointing very bad coaching staff members, appointing doubtful people who should lead sport sector of club like Scot Munn and Lange instead of giving chance to Gabannini who made great transfer window, rising already the most expensive ticket prices, abolish ticket price discount for elder fans, refusing to pay salaries to players like other big 6 clubs are paying, giving "bonuses" to already high chairman salary, doing criminal bad summer transfer window etc... It's not about glory, winning things, it's all about money and greed for that people! They were in charge of AEK Athens until fans forced them to go away... I really hope Tottenham fans will do the same. Those same people should not be allowed to appoint yet another wrong manager and to talk about 'new rebuilds' while in reality they take money from club and fans like with shovel! They had enough time, no less than quarter of century, to do what they wanted to do and they didn't win anything significant! If big club don't win trophies for year or two it could be because of players, if it can't win for 3-5 years it could be manager, if trophy drought last more it's because of board or that club! Big, world wide well known, famous club who first won European trophy, who was once first in number of FA Cup trophies deserve better owners than those from ENIC! It's not important who noticed this problem first, who was right all time long like Brian Dagul from TottenhamOnTour or Stellios and Iggy from TottenhamAway, person behind WorldOfHotspur twitter account, BoyHotspur or someone else. For the record I think it's Brian Dagul. What is important is that this fanbase unite. It's time for all fans to wake up, unite and say in one voice: EnicOut, LevyOut, TavistockOut, CullenOut! Get out of our club serial losers! P.S. new song is already there: I don't care about Levy, he doesn't care about me, all I care about is Kulusevski...
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Carragher, Redknapp and Romero called out serial loser Daniel Levy
More and more fans of Tottenham Hotspur realize what is real problem in this club. It's not players, it's not managers, it's ownership which prioritize profit over glory. During Chelsea match on Sky Sport pundits and ex players Jamie Carragher and Jamie Redknapp said it's time for someone else to run this football club. They said current owner brought club to certain level, built stadium and facility, but state of affairs on the pitch and failing to win anything significant for 24 or 25 years is unacceptable. Tim Sherwood was also on this line. They all agree Tottenham miss the best players because they don't want to pay salaries like other big 6 clubs despite they are 3rd sport club in world when it comes to profit and revenue and with policy like that they will hardly be competitive to win anything. Tim Sherwood pointed out that he picked up a lot of managers since taking charge of Spurs and no one a part from Pochetino was able to make this club competitive. Conclusion is there is enough money now, but board is refusing to spend and because of that they ended up with thin squad where one or two injuries can turn things around in big way. Tottenham player Cristian Romero also published on social networks something like look how other big clubs reinforcement themselves. Look at City, Liverpool, Chelsea what they are doing, they are examples to follow he said. Post has been deleted later, but fans registered it and more and more of them are becoming Levy and Enic out! Even my favorite twitter account SpursSongSheet is disappointed in this ownership which is ignoring fans demands to improve atmosphere on the stadium. Respectable sources of news like Allasdair Gold and P. O'Keefe pointed finger toward ownership saying managers are face of failure, while real reason sits in chairman position, that main goal in the Summer was to lower salary bill and that's real reason why they bought "young players for the future". Ultimate yes man on the bench Angelos Postecoglou said he wanted them all, while in reality he wanted Neto, Gallagher, Eze and got Odobert, Bergvall and Gray. It seems like there will be a protest against ownership before Liverpool home game and I hope it will be much bigger than previous. This what Daniel Levy and his board are doing is unacceptable! Let's mention recent bad doings: appointing wrong manager (again!) who never worked in top 5 leagues who is stubborn and who is enforcing bad tactics because of which players are falling injured like in war, because of which we are widely open for conceding goals, appointing very bad coaching staff members, appointing doubtful people who should lead sport sector of club like Scot Munn and Lange instead of giving chance to Gabannini who made great transfer window, rising already the most expensive ticket prices, abolish ticket price discount for elder fans, refusing to pay salaries to players like other big 6 clubs are paying, giving "bonuses" to already high chairman salary, doing criminal bad summer transfer window etc... It's not about glory, winning things, it's all about money and greed for that people! They were in charge of AEK Athens until fans forced them to go away... I really hope Tottenham fans will do the same. Those same people should not be allowed to appoint yet another wrong manager and to talk about 'new rebuilds' while in reality they take money from club and fans like with shovel! They had enough time, no less than quarter of century, to do what they wanted to do and they didn't win anything significant! If big club don't win trophies for year or two it could be because of players, if it can't win for 3-5 years it could be manager, if trophy drought last more it's because of board or that club! Big, world wide well known, famous club who first won European trophy, who was once first in number of FA Cup trophies deserve better owners than those from ENIC! It's not important who noticed this problem first, who was right all time long like Brian Dagul from TottenhamOnTour or Stellios and Iggy from TottenhamAway, person behind WorldOfHotspur twitter account, BoyHotspur or someone else. For the record I think it's Brian Dagul. What is important is that this fanbase unite. It's time for all fans to wake up, unite and say in one voice: EnicOut, LevyOut, TavistockOut, CullenOut! Get out of our club serial losers! P.S. new song is already there: I don't care about Levy, he doesn't care about me, all I care about is Kulusevski...
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Carragher, Redknapp and Romero called out serial loser Daniel Levy
More and more fans of Tottenham Hotspur realize what is real problem in this club. It's not players, it's not managers, it's ownership which prioritize profit over glory. During Chelsea match on Sky Sport pundits and ex players Jamie Carragher and Jamie Redknapp said it's time for someone else to run this football club. They said current owner brought club to certain level, built stadium and facility, but state of affairs on the pitch and failing to win anything significant for 24 or 25 years is unacceptable. Tim Sherwood was also on this line. They all agree Tottenham miss the best players because they don't want to pay salaries like other big 6 clubs despite they are 3rd sport club in world when it comes to profit and revenue and with policy like that they will hardly be competitive to win anything. Tim Sherwood pointed out that he picked up a lot of managers since taking charge of Spurs and no one a part from Pochetino was able to make this club competitive. Conclusion is there is enough money now, but board is refusing to spend and because of that they ended up with thin squad where one or two injuries can turn things around in big way. Tottenham player Cristian Romero also published on social networks something like look how other big clubs reinforcement themselves. Look at City, Liverpool, Chelsea what they are doing, they are examples to follow he said. Post has been deleted later, but fans registered it and more and more of them are becoming Levy and Enic out! Even my favorite twitter account SpursSongSheet is disappointed in this ownership which is ignoring fans demands to improve atmosphere on the stadium. Respectable sources of news like Allasdair Gold and P. O'Keefe pointed finger toward ownership saying managers are face of failure, while real reason sits in chairman position, that main goal in the Summer was to lower salary bill and that's real reason why they bought "young players for the future". Ultimate yes man on the bench Angelos Postecoglou said he wanted them all, while in reality he wanted Neto, Gallagher, Eze and got Odobert, Bergvall and Gray. It seems like there will be a protest against ownership before Liverpool home game and I hope it will be much bigger than previous. This what Daniel Levy and his board are doing is unacceptable! Let's mention recent bad doings: appointing wrong manager (again!) who never worked in top 5 leagues who is stubborn and who is enforcing bad tactics because of which players are falling injured like in war, because of which we are widely open for conceding goals, appointing very bad coaching staff members, appointing doubtful people who should lead sport sector of club like Scot Munn and Lange instead of giving chance to Gabannini who made great transfer window, rising already the most expensive ticket prices, abolish ticket price discount for elder fans, refusing to pay salaries to players like other big 6 clubs are paying, giving "bonuses" to already high chairman salary, doing criminal bad summer transfer window etc... It's not about glory, winning things, it's all about money and greed for that people! They were in charge of AEK Athens until fans forced them to go away... I really hope Tottenham fans will do the same. Those same people should not be allowed to appoint yet another wrong manager and to talk about 'new rebuilds' while in reality they take money from club and fans like with shovel! They had enough time, no less than quarter of century, to do what they wanted to do and they didn't win anything significant! If big club don't win trophies for year or two it could be because of players, if it can't win for 3-5 years it could be manager, if trophy drought last more it's because of board or that club! Big, world wide well known, famous club who first won European trophy, who was once first in number of FA Cup trophies deserve better owners than those from ENIC! It's not important who noticed this problem first, who was right all time long like Brian Dagul from TottenhamOnTour or Stellios and Iggy from TottenhamAway, person behind WorldOfHotspur twitter account, BoyHotspur or someone else. For the record I think it's Brian Dagul. What is important is that this fanbase unite. It's time for all fans to wake up, unite and say in one voice: EnicOut, LevyOut, TavistockOut, CullenOut! Get out of our club serial losers! P.S. new song is already there: I don't care about Levy, he doesn't care about me, all I care about is Kulusevski...
A SAD NIGHT FOR THE ARSENAL FAN BASE
Why play so close to the sea when you don't want to wet? Why did you give us so much hope and suddenly elope into thin air, dashing our hearts to pieces? These are the kind of thoughts that would be running through the minds of the fans of my dear club. It happened just last night, with the knowledge that last night Tottenham had beaten Burnley one nil. Tottenham is named here because they occupied the fourth position(with Arsenal having a game in hand) before last night's event. Tottenham has 68 points with a +24 goals difference, whilst Arsenal had 66 points with a +4 goals difference. So the event last night was Arsenal's meeting with Newcastle United, a team sitting in 14th position with 43 points, the kind of position and points total that in football we say they have nothing to really play for, at this time of the season. Alas that "nothing to play for" mantra seemed to emboldened Newcastle that they played fearlessly,consistently and very organised. The Arsenal fan sitting by my side to watch the match told me with a confident mien as the match started that Newcastle has not scored a single goal in the last ten matches. To his utter amazement Newcastle were playing like a team who is so used to scoring and Arsenal playing the opposite way. What was going on he wondered? He concluded by half-time that his team was too tensed up because of the importance of the match, that he expects them to come out in the second half more relaxed and playing their usual game. It was nil all at half-time. The second half came calling and there was no marked improvement by Arsenal, Newcastle continued what they were doing in the first-half– press Arsenal's defence-line heavily and just incase the beat the press,never allow them time on the ball,using robust tackles. Arsenal should have known that's the way Newcastle will play because that's how they play big clubs. Arteta inexplicably couldn't find a way around Newcastle's style,his midfield collapsed because of this, with star man, Odegaard, missing(eventhough he was on from start to finish) throughout the match. Newcastle eventually ran out with a well deserved two nil victory. Notable stars last night were Allan Saint-Maximin and Bruno Guimarães, even so it was a fine team performance by all and sundry. As for the Gunners, it was heart-break. The players were not in a hurry to leave the pitch,one at least sat on the pitch, it all looked like a loss in a cup final. You needed to see some Arsenal supporters sit back in the stands looking so sad, that's not even the Emirates, it was Newcastle's home, but the fans didn't care to rush home, they sat with that dejected kind of look in their faces. Well the players and fans are looking at the big picture and they know this lost match was their most realistic chance to get back into the big league – the Champions league– after several years of absence. If Even a victory for Arsenal against Everton,their next and final match of the season will hardly suffice, if Tottenham draws Norwich in their final match. If Tottenham gets a lone goal draw for example ,Arsenal needs to beat Everton with as much as 21 goals to sneak into the Champions league ahead of Tottenham, because of the massive goals difference disparity with Tottenham. It is the case that a few of us are supporters not fans. My own definition of a fan labels the fan a fanatic,whilst the supporter is more broad minded. Like I said, that's my own definition please. I already knew that the Arsenal board isn't insisting on a Champions League qualification for Arteta this season, so this loss isn't such a big deal to them. It is contained in my post, Arsenal,Arteta,Attrition. It's painful or intriguing but doesn't the choice of Arteta as coach, also elicit same emotions? The earlier fans understand these things,the better. The man, Arteta is here to stay, he only recently signed a contract extension because the board is satisfied with his work. Infact an Europa league qualification will more than please the board. We hail the Gunners. Cheers
A SAD NIGHT FOR THE ARSENAL FAN BASE
Why play so close to the sea when you don't want to wet? Why did you give us so much hope and suddenly elope into thin air, dashing our hearts to pieces? These are the kind of thoughts that would be running through the minds of the fans of my dear club. It happened just last night, with the knowledge that last night Tottenham had beaten Burnley one nil. Tottenham is named here because they occupied the fourth position(with Arsenal having a game in hand) before last night's event. Tottenham has 68 points with a +24 goals difference, whilst Arsenal had 66 points with a +4 goals difference. So the event last night was Arsenal's meeting with Newcastle United, a team sitting in 14th position with 43 points, the kind of position and points total that in football we say they have nothing to really play for, at this time of the season. Alas that "nothing to play for" mantra seemed to emboldened Newcastle that they played fearlessly,consistently and very organised. The Arsenal fan sitting by my side to watch the match told me with a confident mien as the match started that Newcastle has not scored a single goal in the last ten matches. To his utter amazement Newcastle were playing like a team who is so used to scoring and Arsenal playing the opposite way. What was going on he wondered? He concluded by half-time that his team was too tensed up because of the importance of the match, that he expects them to come out in the second half more relaxed and playing their usual game. It was nil all at half-time. The second half came calling and there was no marked improvement by Arsenal, Newcastle continued what they were doing in the first-half– press Arsenal's defence-line heavily and just incase the beat the press,never allow them time on the ball,using robust tackles. Arsenal should have known that's the way Newcastle will play because that's how they play big clubs. Arteta inexplicably couldn't find a way around Newcastle's style,his midfield collapsed because of this, with star man, Odegaard, missing(eventhough he was on from start to finish) throughout the match. Newcastle eventually ran out with a well deserved two nil victory. Notable stars last night were Allan Saint-Maximin and Bruno Guimarães, even so it was a fine team performance by all and sundry. As for the Gunners, it was heart-break. The players were not in a hurry to leave the pitch,one at least sat on the pitch, it all looked like a loss in a cup final. You needed to see some Arsenal supporters sit back in the stands looking so sad, that's not even the Emirates, it was Newcastle's home, but the fans didn't care to rush home, they sat with that dejected kind of look in their faces. Well the players and fans are looking at the big picture and they know this lost match was their most realistic chance to get back into the big league – the Champions league– after several years of absence. If Even a victory for Arsenal against Everton,their next and final match of the season will hardly suffice, if Tottenham draws Norwich in their final match. If Tottenham gets a lone goal draw for example ,Arsenal needs to beat Everton with as much as 21 goals to sneak into the Champions league ahead of Tottenham, because of the massive goals difference disparity with Tottenham. It is the case that a few of us are supporters not fans. My own definition of a fan labels the fan a fanatic,whilst the supporter is more broad minded. Like I said, that's my own definition please. I already knew that the Arsenal board isn't insisting on a Champions League qualification for Arteta this season, so this loss isn't such a big deal to them. It is contained in my post, Arsenal,Arteta,Attrition. It's painful or intriguing but doesn't the choice of Arteta as coach, also elicit same emotions? The earlier fans understand these things,the better. The man, Arteta is here to stay, he only recently signed a contract extension because the board is satisfied with his work. Infact an Europa league qualification will more than please the board. We hail the Gunners. Cheers
A SAD NIGHT FOR THE ARSENAL FAN BASE
Why play so close to the sea when you don't want to wet? Why did you give us so much hope and suddenly elope into thin air, dashing our hearts to pieces? These are the kind of thoughts that would be running through the minds of the fans of my dear club. It happened just last night, with the knowledge that last night Tottenham had beaten Burnley one nil. Tottenham is named here because they occupied the fourth position(with Arsenal having a game in hand) before last night's event. Tottenham has 68 points with a +24 goals difference, whilst Arsenal had 66 points with a +4 goals difference. So the event last night was Arsenal's meeting with Newcastle United, a team sitting in 14th position with 43 points, the kind of position and points total that in football we say they have nothing to really play for, at this time of the season. Alas that "nothing to play for" mantra seemed to emboldened Newcastle that they played fearlessly,consistently and very organised. The Arsenal fan sitting by my side to watch the match told me with a confident mien as the match started that Newcastle has not scored a single goal in the last ten matches. To his utter amazement Newcastle were playing like a team who is so used to scoring and Arsenal playing the opposite way. What was going on he wondered? He concluded by half-time that his team was too tensed up because of the importance of the match, that he expects them to come out in the second half more relaxed and playing their usual game. It was nil all at half-time. The second half came calling and there was no marked improvement by Arsenal, Newcastle continued what they were doing in the first-half– press Arsenal's defence-line heavily and just incase the beat the press,never allow them time on the ball,using robust tackles. Arsenal should have known that's the way Newcastle will play because that's how they play big clubs. Arteta inexplicably couldn't find a way around Newcastle's style,his midfield collapsed because of this, with star man, Odegaard, missing(eventhough he was on from start to finish) throughout the match. Newcastle eventually ran out with a well deserved two nil victory. Notable stars last night were Allan Saint-Maximin and Bruno Guimarães, even so it was a fine team performance by all and sundry. As for the Gunners, it was heart-break. The players were not in a hurry to leave the pitch,one at least sat on the pitch, it all looked like a loss in a cup final. You needed to see some Arsenal supporters sit back in the stands looking so sad, that's not even the Emirates, it was Newcastle's home, but the fans didn't care to rush home, they sat with that dejected kind of look in their faces. Well the players and fans are looking at the big picture and they know this lost match was their most realistic chance to get back into the big league – the Champions league– after several years of absence. If Even a victory for Arsenal against Everton,their next and final match of the season will hardly suffice, if Tottenham draws Norwich in their final match. If Tottenham gets a lone goal draw for example ,Arsenal needs to beat Everton with as much as 21 goals to sneak into the Champions league ahead of Tottenham, because of the massive goals difference disparity with Tottenham. It is the case that a few of us are supporters not fans. My own definition of a fan labels the fan a fanatic,whilst the supporter is more broad minded. Like I said, that's my own definition please. I already knew that the Arsenal board isn't insisting on a Champions League qualification for Arteta this season, so this loss isn't such a big deal to them. It is contained in my post, Arsenal,Arteta,Attrition. It's painful or intriguing but doesn't the choice of Arteta as coach, also elicit same emotions? The earlier fans understand these things,the better. The man, Arteta is here to stay, he only recently signed a contract extension because the board is satisfied with his work. Infact an Europa league qualification will more than please the board. We hail the Gunners. Cheers