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Is it too much to ask to put up a real performances and send Spurs into a nervous last day of the season? There are so much on the line, it's called sending your most hated rival down the drains.

Is it too much to ask to put up a real performances and send Spurs into a nervous last day of the season? There are so much on the line, it's called sending your most hated rival down the drains.

Is it too much to ask to put up a real performances and send Spurs into a nervous last day of the season? There are so much on the line, it's called sending your most hated rival down the drains.

Took those in charge 4 years to realize the need of a real manager in charge, and get some proper players, I suppose it's better be really late than never . Let's say how much they back him in the transfer window. I'd like to see some dead weights out, I'm sure Alonso will improve players, just can't expect him to improve 10-25 of them.

At least a manager with Aura and record on the field and touchline, compares to the last guy we had ☹️ It's progress, now make it real by giving him some real power, instead of trusting the 5 snake oil salesmen SD

At least a manager with Aura and record on the field and touchline, compares to the last guy we had ☹️ It's progress, now make it real by giving him some real power, instead of trusting the 5 snake oil salesmen SD

At least a manager with Aura and record on the field and touchline, compares to the last guy we had ☹️ It's progress, now make it real by giving him some real power, instead of trusting the 5 snake oil salesmen SD

The game went as expected, cagey final game. The scoreline flattered us, City would have gone 2 up earlier if not for the lack of final touches on several occasions, Cherki evidently drove a few of their guys crazy. The gulf between the 2 sides is quite evident, and to be honest unless a couple of our players put out a 10/10 game, we had little chance.

At least a manager with Aura and record on the field and touchline, compares to the last guy we had ☹️ It's progress, now make it real by giving him some real power, instead of trusting the 5 snake oil salesmen SD

The game went as expected, cagey final game. The scoreline flattered us, City would have gone 2 up earlier if not for the lack of final touches on several occasions, Cherki evidently drove a few of their guys crazy. The gulf between the 2 sides is quite evident, and to be honest unless a couple of our players put out a 10/10 game, we had little chance.

Never in this for winning football, but open a global player trading platform, and after about 4 years that's what we got. What will happen during the next transfer window is anyone's guess, even the intent is to get proven players, doubt we will have that much leverage compares to 4 seasons ago.

If we are going to play Delap, at least have a couple of good crossers could hit aerial ball. The style we are playing make him looks lost most of the time. It's another example of other clubs wanted him, so has to be a good choice.

To be fair, Sanchez could make good saves if not asked to play football with his feet. As soon as he started to muck around playing football with feet, mistakes kick in, confidence down, and couldn't even making saves he'd normally make.
This has a lot to do with the way manager wants to play, and knowing ( or not) players' limitations.

To be fair, at the start of the season, if someone said this is the Chelsea Manager, most would have asked Liam who. He has got some positive results since he too over, but the two CL ties just showed he's not at the level of managing a CL level club. Again, maybe we aren't a CL level club no more.

To be fair, at the start of the season, if someone said this is the Chelsea Manager, most would have asked Liam who. He has got some positive results since he too over, but the two CL ties just showed he's not at the level of managing a CL level club. Again, maybe we aren't a CL level club no more.

Barca pay 60M upfront for a winger? 🤐 I will see it when I believe it, they haven't even paid for Rashford yet.

Considering the night before Spurs failed miserably with their second choice GK, it's just madness to pick our second choice for a CL knock out game. Maybe it's our intention CL as a lower priority, maybe Sanchez had a knock or injury. Aside from that, just a really poor call by the manager, against a good team who's not in great form until we handed them a lead.

Didn't see the first yellow either, but surely Neto saw and knew it. In that situation, a scissor kick tackle it's just senseless and asking for it. He's not a 19 year old kid, should have known a lot better. Considering we actually pushed Arsenal towards the edge in the end, the red definitely cost us a point if not more.

Come next Summer, they will do exactly as as every other transfer window up to date, sign a bunch of under 23 for 200M plus, get the usual expensive Brighton player, and throw them to the manager to work it out.

Come next Summer, they will do exactly as as every other transfer window up to date, sign a bunch of under 23 for 200M plus, get the usual expensive Brighton player, and throw them to the manager to work it out.

Come next Summer, they will do exactly as as every other transfer window up to date, sign a bunch of under 23 for 200M plus, get the usual expensive Brighton player, and throw them to the manager to work it out.

If I read it correctly, it's far more than just the recent results ( not good but certainly not unacceptable since we are never going to win the league). The way the club's been recruiting, we aren't building a title winning ( or challenging) team, but a team able to generate profit through transfers. This is the game we are playing, we aren't going to get elite or even very good managers. They aren't in this game to help the club to make profit, they are in for winning football.
Anyway, Enzo actually achieved what's been asked of him since his arrival, respect to him.

Don't bring Jackson back in the starting 11, we should win this.

Don't bring Jackson back in the starting 11, we should win this.

Fark Carragher, that c*t still had grudges against Torres for leaving Liverpool on a record deal. Whether Torres was a success or NOT with us is another story, but he wanted to move up for a better team and got them a great fee. Yet C*ts like Carragher still sees him leaving as 'betrayal'. The thing never got into their thick mind is there are better clubs and choices out there, players will move on when they see one, whether leaving for free or otherwise.