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  1. This is his biggest issue. He has Plan A and no Plan B. Regardless of available personnel, he's sticking to Plan A. Zero adjustments. I thought that was fine early in his first season as I felt he was trying to establish his vision and send a message. But at some point you have to play the hand you're dealt, and not the one you wish you'd been dealt. I think the last few matches have shown he's lost the team as well. We'll see how they respond on Thursday. I really think an evaluation of the medical staff is in order too. We've had too many players openly criticize the medical team for there not to be something going on there.
  2. I think he's done after the season. Regardless of what happens in Europa. I think the new CEO begins his tenure by appointing a new manager.
  3. Shows up in game 32!
  4. Just don't get anyone hurt going into Thursday.
  5. No bueno
  6. Off to a great start. Jesus.
  7. COYS!!!
  8. Definitely buzzing here!
  9. needed!
  10. 100%. Our midfield lacks any depth as well. Need to address that in the transfer period.
  11. Suboptimal
  12. Agree, we lack vision. We lost it quickly after the UCL Final. Not signing anyone for 18 months had a cumulative effect that showed up the last few months of '19, and continued with Poch and Mourinho and Conte. Maybe the focus was on the new stadium, maybe ownership was cheap or incompetent, either way, Spurs haven't recovered. Poch ain't without his faults, but the current state of Spurs isn't all his fault for sure.
  13. Europa is all that's left to play for. COYS!!!!
  14. Along with Pryor and Carlin, I'll go with a consummate stand-up, Richard Jeni.
  15. I'd like to have seen BJ get a shot at a hat trick there, but letting Tel get his first is okay too.
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