And they’ll truly show their anger with a full house for the NLD.
That’ll show em.
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Lads…
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We demand the finest wines available to humanity, and we want them here and we want them now.
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We want a shrubbery
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Ange, Harry Kane,
Modric, Berbatov, Sol Cambell, Gareth Bale, Ginola, Dembele, Walker, Son, ericcsen, tripier, gascoigne, lineker, keane, van der vaart, maddison, crouch, dier and defoe will do….
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Paid
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Misspelled Manchester city fans
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Oh so Spursy…..🙄🙄
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Amorim is free
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“I am not a crackpot.”
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I’m sure they’re all completely reasonable and not insane at all.
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levy out
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Copy and paste for those who don’t want to go to advert hell:
The Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust [THST] have sent a strong statement to the board and outlined what they want from the next Spurs manager after Thomas Frank was sacked.
THST have also warned the Spurs board that they need to make an appointment that will “restore belief and direction for both the players and the supporters”.
They have welcomed the decision to sack Frank but have questioned why he was not dismissed sooner.
Spurs are yet to confirm plans to replace Frank or whether an interim will be appointed until the end of the season.
It is clear that not taking decisive action sooner, and failing to strengthen in the January transfer window, has left the club facing a very real risk of relegation
THST statement
THST have called for “strong leadership” at a “crucial moment” for the club and says the next manager needs “proper backing” with “serious financial investment” in the squad.
They say the immediate priority is appointing a manager who can lift the team away from relegation danger, but say Spurs need “a clear long-term plan built around attacking football that plays to our strengths, rebuilds confidence and helps unite the fanbase”.
A THST statement read: “The Trust welcomes the decision to part ways with Thomas Frank.
“While his appointment initially appeared to be a positive step, it has not delivered the progress or results the club urgently needs and decisive action was required. We now face another rebuild whilst we are fighting relegation.
Thomas Frank has been sacked after eight months in charge
REUTERS
“This is a crucial moment for Tottenham Hotspur. Strong leadership is needed at every level of the club to restore belief and direction for both the players and the supporters.
“The club’s statement that the board concluded this morning that “a change at this point in the season is necessary”, raises questions as to why this conclusion has only been reached today, after closure of the January transfer window.
“It is clear that not taking decisive action sooner, and failing to strengthen in the January transfer window, has contributed to our slide down the table and left the club facing a very real risk of relegation.
“No manager can succeed without proper backing. Serious financial investment in the squad is essential, as it is plain to see the team is down to the bare bones.
The next appointment must bring stability, belief, and a clear footballing identity – and it must be backed with the resources needed to succeed
THST statement
“The immediate priority must be appointing a manager who can lift the team out of the relegation battle we are currently in.
“But, changing the manager alone won’t solve our problems; ambition, investment, and strong leadership must follow.
“We need a clear long-term plan built around attacking football that plays to our strengths, rebuilds confidence and helps unite the fanbase.
“The next appointment must bring stability, belief, and a clear footballing identity – and it must be backed with the resources needed to succeed.
“The club needs to show fans it has ambition and is serious about getting out of the relegation battle, rebuilding the squad, winning trophies and competing for Champions League places on a regular basis and restoring Tottenham Hotspur to where it belongs.”
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Someone who can lift them out of relegation battle? Oh really I’m shocked at that demand, no shit
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I’m sure the directors will be reading it carefully and sticking a copy on the wall of the boardroom.
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And they’ll truly show their anger with a full house for the NLD.
That’ll show em.
Lads…
We demand the finest wines available to humanity, and we want them here and we want them now.
We want a shrubbery
Ange, Harry Kane,
Modric, Berbatov, Sol Cambell, Gareth Bale, Ginola, Dembele, Walker, Son, ericcsen, tripier, gascoigne, lineker, keane, van der vaart, maddison, crouch, dier and defoe will do….
Paid
Misspelled Manchester city fans
Oh so Spursy…..🙄🙄
Amorim is free
“I am not a crackpot.”
I’m sure they’re all completely reasonable and not insane at all.
levy out
Copy and paste for those who don’t want to go to advert hell:
The Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust [THST] have sent a strong statement to the board and outlined what they want from the next Spurs manager after Thomas Frank was sacked.
THST have also warned the Spurs board that they need to make an appointment that will “restore belief and direction for both the players and the supporters”.
They have welcomed the decision to sack Frank but have questioned why he was not dismissed sooner.
Spurs are yet to confirm plans to replace Frank or whether an interim will be appointed until the end of the season.
It is clear that not taking decisive action sooner, and failing to strengthen in the January transfer window, has left the club facing a very real risk of relegation
THST statement
THST have called for “strong leadership” at a “crucial moment” for the club and says the next manager needs “proper backing” with “serious financial investment” in the squad.
They say the immediate priority is appointing a manager who can lift the team away from relegation danger, but say Spurs need “a clear long-term plan built around attacking football that plays to our strengths, rebuilds confidence and helps unite the fanbase”.
A THST statement read: “The Trust welcomes the decision to part ways with Thomas Frank.
“While his appointment initially appeared to be a positive step, it has not delivered the progress or results the club urgently needs and decisive action was required. We now face another rebuild whilst we are fighting relegation.
Thomas Frank has been sacked after eight months in charge
REUTERS
“This is a crucial moment for Tottenham Hotspur. Strong leadership is needed at every level of the club to restore belief and direction for both the players and the supporters.
“The club’s statement that the board concluded this morning that “a change at this point in the season is necessary”, raises questions as to why this conclusion has only been reached today, after closure of the January transfer window.
“It is clear that not taking decisive action sooner, and failing to strengthen in the January transfer window, has contributed to our slide down the table and left the club facing a very real risk of relegation.
“No manager can succeed without proper backing. Serious financial investment in the squad is essential, as it is plain to see the team is down to the bare bones.
The next appointment must bring stability, belief, and a clear footballing identity – and it must be backed with the resources needed to succeed
THST statement
“The immediate priority must be appointing a manager who can lift the team out of the relegation battle we are currently in.
“But, changing the manager alone won’t solve our problems; ambition, investment, and strong leadership must follow.
“We need a clear long-term plan built around attacking football that plays to our strengths, rebuilds confidence and helps unite the fanbase.
“The next appointment must bring stability, belief, and a clear footballing identity – and it must be backed with the resources needed to succeed.
“The club needs to show fans it has ambition and is serious about getting out of the relegation battle, rebuilding the squad, winning trophies and competing for Champions League places on a regular basis and restoring Tottenham Hotspur to where it belongs.”
Someone who can lift them out of relegation battle? Oh really I’m shocked at that demand, no shit
I’m sure the directors will be reading it carefully and sticking a copy on the wall of the boardroom.