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Good point lol! ??There is always something, I expect the oil spill in Russia will have an impact on finances for the next five years.
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Good point lol! ??There is always something, I expect the oil spill in Russia will have an impact on finances for the next five years.
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Classic ShelfyI fully expect the club to doss around for the next few seasons not doing much and raiding bargain bins for players exciting times.
I'm alright mate hope you and your family are well, glad to see you back on the forum.Classic Shelfy
Hope u and yours are all good buddy
huh when? I only ever remember Jose sitting back against pep's teams whilst at man.u, in fact he does it every time he plays against pep.Watching city v united. And JMs united are pressing and going after them
huh when? I only ever remember Jose sitting back against pep's teams whilst at man.u, in fact he does it every time he plays against pep.
Oh really fair enough I thought they got absolutely trounced in the first half and then scored from a few crosses / long balls to pogba in the 2nd half?First 25 minutes. The game city went 2 up but lost 2-3
Oh really fair enough I thought they got absolutely trounced in the first half and then scored from a few crosses / long balls to pogba in the 2nd half?
He's been in the game for 20 odd years now so I'm optimistic he can get a handle on it.Having a clear strategic plan regarding when and which subs to use will also be so important. Let's hope JM figures that out
Interesting - I don't think that our situation is vastly different than pre-season lockdown. I think that Mourinho knew enough about the way that Daniel Levy operates to realise that there would only be a limited budget. Ok, the constraints are more obvious now but many clubs will also be operating under severe constraints.Can Mourinho become more thinker than actor at Spurs? - Football365
No money means no transfers so what will Jose Mourinho now do at Tottenham? It’s fascinating.www.football365.com
Can Mourinho become more thinker than actor at Spurs? - Football365
No money means no transfers so what will Jose Mourinho now do at Tottenham? It’s fascinating.www.football365.com
He's a bit snarky to begin with, but it's actually hard to argue with most of his points. Mourinho does have a lot to prove, we do have a talented but imbalanced squad, and it will be enlightening to see where he takes us.Such a biased take from that journalist who has had a hard on for giving Mourinho a hard time since he's joined. Gave up a third though when I attempted to read it earlier. He is always trying to undermine him. He's started nice and early before the season starts again.
Having a clear strategic plan regarding when and which subs to use will also be so important. Let's hope JM figures that out
Its crazy to me how butt hurt some people get about the media's reporting of Mourinho and Spurs.He's a bit snarky to begin with, but it's actually hard to argue with most of his points. Mourinho does have a lot to prove, we do have a talented but imbalanced squad, and it will be enlightening to see where he takes us.
He's not saying Mourinho is shit and is doomed to fail, he's simply saying that how he does at Spurs will be the real measure of his managerial ability at this late stage of his career. As he says in the article:
Spurs’ situation isn’t completely hopeless. In fact, it’s an oddly perfect context for Mourinho to prove himself: they’re talented enough not to require a miracle, but – at the same time – have been neglected to the extent that they need far more than just a fresh face in the technical area. They’re a substantial project requiring imaginative solutions.
Does he have what it takes to turn us around and mold us into an efficient, ruthless Mourinho team of old, or is he genuinely a bit past it? This is a question we've been debating on SC since the day Mourinho took over, so it's hardly slanderous for a journo to bring it up.
Yeah, its like some of the people on here have an emotional attachment to the club and will support the players/manager/club no matter what.Its crazy to me how butt hurt some people get about the media's reporting of Mourinho and Spurs.
This should be pinned on the internet as a whole.I think lots of people don't read the articles they comment on.