Tottenham have suffered another defeat and are truly a club on the brink of crisis. Will Ange Postecoglou’s story overlap with Jose Mourinho’s?
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Will Ange play Jose?
Will Ange have a similar experience to Jose? You could say they always win trophies, but at Spurs that premise was banished to the bin by Levy before it was technically tested.
tom g
the big three will collapse
There is talk of MU being relegated, but a quick check shows that Spurs are just one point ahead of them in the Premier League table.
Imagine if both teams were relegated along with Everton (Southampton is so far away that this is unlikely). This means that three of the six teams not relegated from the PL during the same season will be relegated. amazing.
Jason (If MU loses to the Saints tonight, I might be willing to bet on it)
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That Arsenal conspiracy
Gunners, this game will go in well early… It’s an outrageous conspiracy tactic that gives the Gunners a corner to score from the moment the ball leaves Trossard. It’s clearly just referees playing the long game and giving strange instructions to the Gunners to fly under the radar… smart referees.
patricio del toro
I’m really angry about VAR.
V.A.R. How could they have made the game so bad? For PGMOL, access to cutting-edge technology means nothing. These utter idiots see technology as an excuse to make stupider decisions, not less. But hey, a 3 minute delay is “better”. Are they shit?
But that’s okay. Enter Howard “Fuck” Webb, who spews bland platitudes on his popular podcast. Let him admit that the decision was a fucking terrible one. No improvement needed. It’s the technology that’s being restricted, not the talented people whose salaries are inflated in countries with questionable oil resources. But don’t worry, those salary managers aren’t the owners of the football club, right?
Oh, what is that? Is a referee in the country’s most popular sport getting paid (literally) to be bribed by one of the participating teams? Well, certainly that would not be allowed. This would render the entire organization unfit for purpose. And the institutions tasked with enforcing the rules will become cancerous and corrupt.
No, it’s okay. “Young people in a good process.” Don’t take too seriously the fact that we consistently and repeatedly fail. Applying the rules of the game fairly is difficult.
It’s a crazy idea, I know, but there is so much money flowing into pro football that some people might think that league referees shouldn’t be allowed to accept compensation (bribes) from outside parties. I don’t know. No matter who they are. And that’s especially true if you own a “franchise” in that league.
In the past, I used to hate people saying things like “games are gone”. But if regulation by a regulatory body was necessary, it would be outrageous…
Spoon LFC
Why Manchester United is right for Mainu
I don’t disagree with professors and doctors, but I think soccer clubs generally sell players where there is a market for them.
As such, it is unlikely that Manchester United will make much of a profit on the transfer fees of Casemiro, Eriksen, Anthony or even Rashford, and their form this season and very high wages mean that any interested club would That could deter you from bidding for them.
By contrast, Mainu is underpaid and, with the right coaching, could potentially compete for a place in the squad at clubs competing for Champions League qualification, such as Nottingham Forest or Fulham. Lord Jim is above all a greedy capitalist, maximizing the profits he can get.
Dara O’Reilly, London
…In reply to the professor, everything I saw suggested that United did not want to sell Mainu, but were willing to sell him for the right price. That goes without saying. Every player has a price that makes it more reasonable to sell and reinvest. See the famous Coutinho example.
I don’t want to see Mainu leave, but to be honest I’d be more disappointed if the club relented and gave him the £200,000-a-week salary for five years he reportedly demanded – which is That’s probably more than Cole Palmer’s contract — Mainu hasn’t done anything to earn that.
It’s fair to point out, “Well, that’s what Anthony wants,” and I understand why Coby would want equality, but the bottom line is that those contracts were a big mistake. United are trying to reset their culture and wages to a more sensible level. The entire football world has been rightly criticizing them for years.
If that means they can’t sign and sell Mainu, then so be it. Frankly, it’s probably all just a negotiating tactic – he has three years left on his contract – no one in the world can afford to pay United what they want and then give him something like the salary he wants. There’s no one to offer him, so United shouldn’t pay him that either.
Andy (MUFC)
laugh at tickner
I laughed heartily at the recent headline of Dave Tickner’s latest column, famously unbiased and totally non-universal: “Arsenal, Man City and Spurs all have dream team numbers.” Ta.
Blackadder’s words, “I asked you if you had been to one of the great universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Hull”, and perhaps even better, Alan Partridge’s “From the Oasthouse” (I (I’m really enjoying it now). We enthusiastically shout out the great cities of the world: New York, Norwich, Paris, Berlin, Hong Kong, Caracas.
Good luck Dave. To be fair, there are some good players outside of the top 12.
Mike WHU (1 year since last trophy)
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Good evening
This has to be the worst sports channel on the planet.
It’s confusing because it’s full of ad pop-ups and looks really amateurish.
Definitely not for me.
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