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Welcome Ange: To Dare is to Didgeridoo

Jurgen the German said:
We didn’t get continually hammered like we did last season; 3-0 to Fulham, 4-0 to the barcodes, 4-0 down against Liverpool only to come back and make the score more respectable. 3-0 down to scum at home until we were gifted a goal by Raya.
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No it was some good sides and teams like Stoke
We scored less goals and took less points though
That’s the facts
And we have started season 2 better than we did under Poch
It may not continue like this
It may though …
We shall see
 
Pandy said:
Where are all the moaning clams now?
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Other than for - pretty pathetic point scoring reasons - I really don’t understand this type of comment.

We’d been playing poorly for the guts of a year, and people were voicing concerns in (almost every case) a very reasonable manner. I don’t think anyone called for the manager to go. It’s not Twitter on here; the tone was rational and balanced.

Today was a much better performance, albeit against a weakened Brentford side. Let’s see if we can bring that level much more consistently, particularly in the next couple of tricky away games. Here’s hoping we can.
 
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Mikey10 said:
Other than for - pretty pathetic point scoring reasons - I really don’t understand this type of comment.

We’d been playing poorly for the guts of a year, and people were voicing concerns in (almost every case) a very reasonable manner. I don’t think anyone called for the manager to go. It’s not Twitter on here; the tone was rational and balanced.

Today was a much better performance, albeit against a weakened Brentford side. Let’s see if we can bring that level much more consistently, particularly in the next couple of tricky away games. Here’s hoping we can.
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got to say, it’s bloody quiet in here after what was a very good win
 
Good to see ange change things up despite starting with the same team that played slow football against arsenal.

Weird to be saying this but I hope it gives Ange confidence in faster and more direct attacking and i hope Ange will give up on mindless possession and pedestrian football totally.

Still unproven when defences sit back so there's some work there from Ange, as well as getting the best out of the players natural talents. Like, Son and Kulu shooting from outside the box
 
Next 4 games are tricky, to some Celtic fans they fared poorly in Europe with Ange in charge.
(Time schedule belowis +8 gmt)

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metalgear said:
Good to see ange change things up despite starting with the same team that played slow football against arsenal.

Weird to be saying this but I hope it gives Ange confidence in faster and more direct attacking and i hope Ange will give up on mindless possession and pedestrian football totally.

Still unproven when defences sit back so there's some work there from Ange, as well as getting the best out of the players natural talents. Like, Son and Kulu shooting from outside the box
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I don't think mindless possession and pedestrian fotball is what Ange has ever wanted.

Sure sometimes we slow it down, but not mindless, always should be with the plan to speed up when we find some space to be exploited.

Agreed still stuff to be worked on. But the difference when we add good chance creation is massive.
 
Definitely a more positive performance. Maddison was back to his best and we seemed to move the ball much faster.
I can't make my mind up whether it was Brentford's inability to properly organise a low block, or our excellent pressing and faster passing that made the difference, but, as someone who had ( and still has) doubts about the system, I am encouraged by this result and performance. I thought our tackling and battling the 50/50 balls was also much better.

Two winnable games coming up........Man Utd are there for the taking I think, but they will present a stiffer challenge than Brentford.

Anyway, good to get back to winning ways.
 
Mikey10 said:
Other than for - pretty pathetic point scoring reasons - I really don’t understand this type of comment.

We’d been playing poorly for the guts of a year, and people were voicing concerns in (almost every case) a very reasonable manner. I don’t think anyone called for the manager to go. It’s not Twitter on here; the tone was rational and balanced.

Today was a much better performance, albeit against a weakened Brentford side. Let’s see if we can bring that level much more consistently, particularly in the next couple of tricky away games. Here’s hoping we can.
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I agree that in general performances have been poor for the good part of a year. But I must say, I don't get the negativity regarding performances this season? Far from perfect, but to me we dominated Leicester and no doubt should have won, at least deserved a draw at historically one of our most difficult away games at Saudi Sportswashing Machine, smashed Everton, great performance yesterday and I'd say our only under par performance was against the Goons who are a top side and no one would have said we was fortunate had we got a draw in that one.

I wasn't sure if this was my biased opinion, but having watched MoTD they said we should have beaten both Leicester and Saudi Sportswashing Machine (I think a draw was fair) so it's not just me. Like I said previously, we can improve in both final thirds but has it really been bad this season so far? Not for me......
 
harr1984 said:
I agree that in general performances have been poor for the good part of a year. But I must say, I don't get the negativity regarding performances this season? Far from perfect, but to me we dominated Leicester and no doubt should have won, at least deserved a draw at historically one of our most difficult away games at Saudi Sportswashing Machine, smashed Everton, great performance yesterday and I'd say our only under par performance was against the Goons who are a top side and no one would have said we was fortunate had we got a draw in that one.

I wasn't sure if this was my biased opinion, but having watched MoTD they said we should have beaten both Leicester and Saudi Sportswashing Machine (I think a draw was fair) so it's not just me. Like I said previously, we can improve in both final thirds but has it really been bad this season so far? Not for me......
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It’s not been bad at all but weirdly mid week was as bad as anything from what I’ve read (I didn’t see it)
But… but… you sometimes need that one result and a decent run of fixtures to get that momentum
We have seen it before and I suspect we will see it again
 
Mikey10 said:
Other than for - pretty pathetic point scoring reasons - I really don’t understand this type of comment.

We’d been playing poorly for the guts of a year, and people were voicing concerns in (almost every case) a very reasonable manner. I don’t think anyone called for the manager to go. It’s not Twitter on here; the tone was rational and balanced.

Today was a much better performance, albeit against a weakened Brentford side. Let’s see if we can bring that level much more consistently, particularly in the next couple of tricky away games. Here’s hoping we can.
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Good post! Praise when it’s warranted and constructively criticise in equal measure when required. Some fans really do just believe Tottenham can do no wrong whether that’s the club as a whole, the manager, the players, Levy etc. and yes I do realise there are some for who the opposite is true but most people are generally in the middle. Posts like the one above makes it seem like anyone who dares criticise the club in any way isn’t a good supporter.
 
harr1984 said:
I agree that in general performances have been poor for the good part of a year. But I must say, I don't get the negativity regarding performances this season? Far from perfect, but to me we dominated Leicester and no doubt should have won, at least deserved a draw at historically one of our most difficult away games at Saudi Sportswashing Machine, smashed Everton, great performance yesterday and I'd say our only under par performance was against the Goons who are a top side and no one would have said we was fortunate had we got a draw in that one.

I wasn't sure if this was my biased opinion, but having watched MoTD they said we should have beaten both Leicester and Saudi Sportswashing Machine (I think a draw was fair) so it's not just me. Like I said previously, we can improve in both final thirds but has it really been bad this season so far? Not for me......
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I think for some it’s just frustrating seeing us dominate the ball but do so little with it. I’ve been banging on for months about the forwards needing to do more or we need to upgrade on them and I’m tired of saying it but you will keep seeing people say it until we see some improvement. Coupled with our complete inability to keep clean sheets and grind out results. People are basing their views on the form of the team for the best part of 9 months so I do think some of the criticism is valid. Hopefully we will start to put teams away when we’re on top and most/some of the criticism will subside. I’ve said before, how many players are actually playing well at the moment for us? Since say January, you could probably count on one hand the number of players in the squad who have played consistently well for us which is a cause for concern.
 
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