Tottenham Hotspur

Shocking game

(15-03-2026 19:57 )coolguy4u Wrote:  Shocking game

Yes but next Sunday no shock spurs will beat Nottingham Forest and I will win to much money

Tottenham are unsure what to do.

Do they stick with unknown Serbian interim manager until the end of the session. Or do they issue an SOS, Save Our Spurs to Sean Dyche.

Roberto De Zerbi has insisted that he will only take the job at the end of the season. But it may be too late by then.

(27-03-2026 17:29 )Charlemagne Wrote:  Tottenham are unsure what to do.

Do they stick with unknown Serbian interim manager until the end of the session. Or do they issue an SOS, Save Our Spurs to Sean Dyche.

Roberto De Zerbi has insisted that he will only take the job at the end of the season. But it may be too late by then.

I think spurs have no choice but to put me in charge of the men's first team you might ask what would be different as there still be the same players which is true but I would changes the formation Micky van de Ven and cristian romero will both be in the squad for all the remaining games subject to injury or suspension There will be the stickers put Antonín Kinský in goal for the remaining games of the season

Igor Tudor has left Tottenham Hotspur by mutual consent after just 44 days in charge, as the club faces a serious threat of relegation from the Premier League.

They left it too late to get Roy Hodgson.

Jermaine Defoe has taken the Woking job instead (not that I suspect he'd be on the Spurs shortlist, if Igor Tudor was their idea of a good idea).

I doubt they'd have been relegated under Tudor, no matter how convinced Chris Sutton might have become.

They were 100% getting relegated with Tudor. They may have left it too late though. He should have gone after the first Athletico CL game, shocking man management. Apparently there's no discipline at spurs, player turning up late etc. Sean Dyche could do a job but 7 games and a work shy squad it's a tall order for any manager.

That club has been miss managed for a long time now. Kane and Son papered over the cracks but now there goals have gone they have been woefully exposed.

Hope Mr Bean doesn't get the job lol

I would say it may be a mission impossible for De Zerbi, but if by some miracle the deduction rumoured on Man City was in place, I wonder if that would ease fears of relegation.

But in any case after this season, Spurs fans need to be honest and look at putting pressure on the board to make them start taking the role of ownership of the club more seriously and putting their money where their mouth is. Certainly I would agree Spurs have been managed poorly at the top, but I would say their situation isn't as bad (or worse) as Manchester United's position.

It's now being reported as a done deal. Tottenham agree deal to appoint Roberto De Zerbi as new head coach