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First Rivaldo and now Morientas, both so 'No' to Spurs and according to the Chairman "it shows the ambition of Tottenham"
Well, its about time they showed some ambition hence buying the likes of Sherwood does not show any ambition, but a mediocre team.
But now they are going they are trying to buy players that would almost certainly turn down a possibility to come to England unless the Likes of Man U, Arsenal etc were interested.
Why dont they be realistic rather than ambitious and go for steals such as Geremi, Juninho, Diao, Diouf etc such players like would stabalise Spurs and improve their squad.
Yes those players are gone, but there were many players that caught the eye at the World Cup, but still Hoddle trys for the audacious bid rather than get a stabalised team to compete for something next season.
Spurs fans what do you think?
Well, its about time they showed some ambition hence buying the likes of Sherwood does not show any ambition, but a mediocre team.
But now they are going they are trying to buy players that would almost certainly turn down a possibility to come to England unless the Likes of Man U, Arsenal etc were interested.
Why dont they be realistic rather than ambitious and go for steals such as Geremi, Juninho, Diao, Diouf etc such players like would stabalise Spurs and improve their squad.
Yes those players are gone, but there were many players that caught the eye at the World Cup, but still Hoddle trys for the audacious bid rather than get a stabalised team to compete for something next season.
Spurs fans what do you think?
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Ingenium Bartender wrote:
likes of Joe Cole et al are openly admitting
> they want to leave the club...
http://www.football365.com/ All_News/Breaking_News/story_41736.shtml
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likes of Joe Cole et al are openly admitting
> they want to leave the club...
http://www.football365.com/ All_News/Breaking_News/story_41736.shtml
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shame ashley isn't here to argue how well the Hammers are going to bounce back, when the likes of Joe Cole et al are openly admitting they want to leave the club...
Position Team P W D L P
2 Tottenham Hotspur 6 4 1 1 13
20 West Ham Utd 5 0 1 4 1
2 Tottenham Hotspur 6 4 1 1 13
20 West Ham Utd 5 0 1 4 1
lol
Any Hammers fans here?
ho ho ho ho
ho ho ho ho
Im so glad this post was so useful to eveyone
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over 30:
sullivan
freund
Sicknote
sherwood (did he manage to get out in time)
Ferdinand
Sheringham
Keller
Poyet
Ziege
Not that many teams with that many players over 30, and thats just the ones i can think of. they drag your average age up quite a bit.
I'm not saying that everyone there is old in fact Davies is one of my favourite youngsters and i like etherington too, (but king is vastly overated) but they do look a bid ragged really and the fact that 9/10s of the team is so injury prone! Its a good thing the shirts are white, soon it will compliment the colour of their hair!
sullivan
freund
Sicknote
sherwood (did he manage to get out in time)
Ferdinand
Sheringham
Keller
Poyet
Ziege
Not that many teams with that many players over 30, and thats just the ones i can think of. they drag your average age up quite a bit.
I'm not saying that everyone there is old in fact Davies is one of my favourite youngsters and i like etherington too, (but king is vastly overated) but they do look a bid ragged really and the fact that 9/10s of the team is so injury prone! Its a good thing the shirts are white, soon it will compliment the colour of their hair!
ADH wrote:
> Once again, it seems people find it just too difficult and out of
> reach to be realistic, and objective. How much we all need to learn.
I don't need to learn anything!
Spurs are an average team at best, and relegation fodder at worst. They may be improving, but they have a long, long way to go before they can even begin to be considered a top team again.
And with that clown Hoddle (I know his aunt by the way - used to work with her - very nice lady), it won't exactly speed things along. Bet you're gutted he recommended Wenger to Arsenal!
If you consider mid-table mediocrity for the last decade to be improvement, then "we" aren't the ones with a lot to learn!
> Once again, it seems people find it just too difficult and out of
> reach to be realistic, and objective. How much we all need to learn.
I don't need to learn anything!
Spurs are an average team at best, and relegation fodder at worst. They may be improving, but they have a long, long way to go before they can even begin to be considered a top team again.
And with that clown Hoddle (I know his aunt by the way - used to work with her - very nice lady), it won't exactly speed things along. Bet you're gutted he recommended Wenger to Arsenal!
If you consider mid-table mediocrity for the last decade to be improvement, then "we" aren't the ones with a lot to learn!
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> ADH wrote:
> So, it's all well and good now, but who'll laugh last come the end
> of
> the season?
>
> It won't be Spurs fans, that is pretty much certain!
But it will be. Not necessarily because we'll come top, or even in the top four.
Spurs fans will be laughing (or at least smiling) because this season will see us take another step on the building process. We don't expect success overnight, and i'm confident we can finish within the top six, which will be a step forward.
Wherever we finish, i'll be laughing, because i'm Spurs through and through, and i'll support them through to the end.
Once again, it seems people find it just too difficult and out of reach to be realistic, and objective. How much we all need to learn.
> ADH wrote:
> So, it's all well and good now, but who'll laugh last come the end
> of
> the season?
>
> It won't be Spurs fans, that is pretty much certain!
But it will be. Not necessarily because we'll come top, or even in the top four.
Spurs fans will be laughing (or at least smiling) because this season will see us take another step on the building process. We don't expect success overnight, and i'm confident we can finish within the top six, which will be a step forward.
Wherever we finish, i'll be laughing, because i'm Spurs through and through, and i'll support them through to the end.
Once again, it seems people find it just too difficult and out of reach to be realistic, and objective. How much we all need to learn.
Ashley wrote:
> i will eat my proverbial hat if spurs finish in the top 8 or win a big
> cup. I may even consider eating my hat if they finish top 12. spurs
> have had the easiest start of any club in the league. Have one of the
> oldest most injury prone teams as well. I predicted them bottom 6 at
> the start of the season but their good start (like bolton last season)
> may well have saved them from a lower position than hoddle's
> management deserves. i predict 12/13 come the end of the season. You
> will be out of the europe spots when you hit that month/6 weeks with
> :liverpool, chelsea, arsenal, manutd and newcastle in it! and when
> ferdinand and sheringham collapse with arthritis in the centre circle!
Your on, I want to see you eat your "proverbial hat".
Now, you've sparked another of my favourite arguements. One of the oldest teams in the Premiership?
You reckon?
Shows just how much most people THINK they know about football.
Name this "ageing" team then? We've Sheringham, Ferdinand, and Poyet who are indeed moving towards retirement, but who else? Who else is there that makes us any different to any other Premiership side?
We've some oustanding young players, more than most teams, and our team is generally quite young now.
So, tell me, who is it that makes our team one of the "oldest" in the league?
> i will eat my proverbial hat if spurs finish in the top 8 or win a big
> cup. I may even consider eating my hat if they finish top 12. spurs
> have had the easiest start of any club in the league. Have one of the
> oldest most injury prone teams as well. I predicted them bottom 6 at
> the start of the season but their good start (like bolton last season)
> may well have saved them from a lower position than hoddle's
> management deserves. i predict 12/13 come the end of the season. You
> will be out of the europe spots when you hit that month/6 weeks with
> :liverpool, chelsea, arsenal, manutd and newcastle in it! and when
> ferdinand and sheringham collapse with arthritis in the centre circle!
Your on, I want to see you eat your "proverbial hat".
Now, you've sparked another of my favourite arguements. One of the oldest teams in the Premiership?
You reckon?
Shows just how much most people THINK they know about football.
Name this "ageing" team then? We've Sheringham, Ferdinand, and Poyet who are indeed moving towards retirement, but who else? Who else is there that makes us any different to any other Premiership side?
We've some oustanding young players, more than most teams, and our team is generally quite young now.
So, tell me, who is it that makes our team one of the "oldest" in the league?
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