Tim Sherwood

[Fish]

Very strong reports filtering through and around that Sherwood has punched a player after the Liverpool game in the changing room, it is being reported that Sherwood has had a "physical encounter" with Dawson!

I think someone may be in the boardroom tomorrow morning, he's made AVB look good :smirk:

 

[Dodger]

First bit of fight since he took over.

Rotten today.He'll be gone at the end of the season anyways.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Very strong reports filtering through and around that Sherwood has punched a player after the Liverpool game in the changing room, it is being reported that Sherwood has had a "physical encounter" with Dawson!

I think someone may be in the boardroom tomorrow morning, he's made AVB look good :smirk:

Seen it on Facebook and Twitter but no credible sources yet

Van Gaal will be manager next year

 

[Fish]

Tim Sherwood said in his interview that he ‘couldn't influence the game’, so stayed in the stands :rofl:

So in other words, he can't manage or change anything in front of him, that'll go down very well with Levy and the fans....See ya :rofl:

 

[Fish]

This is brilliant http://youtu.be/TMeVnxl-Jy0

 

[fundy]

such a shame, really rather Levy has no reason to get rid of him anytime lol

 

[Astraeus]

As a non-Spurs fan, I have enjoyed Sherwood's stint as boss. He is honest and frightfully assertive. It is unfortunate that a young English manager coming up appears to lack any tactical or disciplinary acumen and has disappointed as an end product.

 

[Deleted member 1740]

This is brilliant http://youtu.be/TMeVnxl-Jy0

Haha maybe the fact he's a gooner doesn't help.

Sacking AVB and replacing him with Tim Sherwood isn't the greatest piece of business Levy will be renowned for!

 

[Papas1982]

This is brilliant http://youtu.be/TMeVnxl-Jy0

Brilliant, get shot of the joker!

 

[Jensen]

I speak as a Spurs fan and the problem lies with the current chairman Levy and before that Sugar. Tottenham just don't seem to have a business model, it's as if they just turn up day to day with no plan in place. They've gone through a stack of managers Gross, Graham, Francis, Ramos, Hoddle, AVB etc etc the list goes on.
I know this won't go down well with fellow Spurs fans but the best business model is Arsenal. They do a lot of research before appointing a manger and don't act with a knee jerk reaction. Wenger has been there years and so too was Graham. OK Rioch was a flop but at least he signed Bergkamp. Arsenal seem to plan and prepare things properly. Apart from Ozil they don't seem to spend big money but have a great scouting system is place and develop players.
Spurs seem to be like a ship lost as sea with no direction lurching from one disaster to another. With the Gareth Bale money they acted like a kid in a sweet shop and just went out and blew the lot. Adam Lallana would have been a great signing for Spurs a proper Tottenham player and footballer who can use both feet.

 

[DanFST]

I speak as a Spurs fan and the problem lies with the current chairman Levy and before that Sugar. Tottenham just don't seem to have a business model,

I couldn't disagree more, you used to be down with us, (West Ham). Now you're making money, have a new stadium on the horizon. Levy is an incredible businessman, He just sold the most expensive player in the world! I know us at E13 would kill for Levy (especially versus our owners.) The only problem is you bought worse than we did in the summer, and we bought terribly.

 

[sawtooth]

I speak as a Spurs fan and the problem lies with the current chairman Levy and before that Sugar. Tottenham just don't seem to have a business model, it's as if they just turn up day to day with no plan in place. They've gone through a stack of managers Gross, Graham, Francis, Ramos, Hoddle, AVB etc etc the list goes on.
I know this won't go down well with fellow Spurs fans but the best business model is Arsenal. They do a lot of research before appointing a manger and don't act with a knee jerk reaction. Wenger has been there years and so too was Graham. OK Rioch was a flop but at least he signed Bergkamp. Arsenal seem to plan and prepare things properly. Apart from Ozil they don't seem to spend big money but have a great scouting system is place and develop players.
Spurs seem to be like a ship lost as sea with no direction lurching from one disaster to another. With the Gareth Bale money they acted like a kid in a sweet shop and just went out and blew the lot. Adam Lallana would have been a great signing for Spurs a proper Tottenham player and footballer who can use both feet.

I wish some Arsenal supporters would read this post , it might make them be a bit more appreciative.

I think Spurs should have got Hoddle back in perhaps on a rolling 1 year contract. He was/is available and is a safer bet than Sherwood.

 

[Jack_bfc]

They win the same amount of trophies year on year!

 

[harpo_72]

Spurs do seem to be a perennial disappointment. The big money for Bale was always going to get spent, any player they showed interest in was going to be over valued. AVB was a disaster choice right from the beginning, his issues at Chelsea should have put them off. Sherwood is looking like a man without a plan and is have pressure issues. Spurs have the potential to be a really good side but they need some proper long term direction and good scouting as mentioned previously.
Changing the subject slightly Everton are looking good Martinez seems to be doing a good job!

 

[gripitripit]

Same old same old for Spurs...Fans have high hopes every year....This should be their kit for a good few years. Bless them.