Genesis1

I'm a bit thick, can somebody sum this up for me in one sentence.

I always wondered why a league 1 club spent so much money and why he dropped down two leagues, seemed like a big risk for both parties but had a great season. Think he'll do the same again next season inthe championship.

I do wonder what he was promised. He wouldn't come here with no transfer funds or even if the board said we'll sell players and you can use that money because you don't know if players would sell. I personally would still give him a season in the championship. Ship some out, bring his own players in and own staff.

It's hard to fully blame the manager when our entire defense is awful. Ayew and Reid are terrible. Vardy can't seem to finish, Soumare is even worse. Great managers like Pep couldn't even get us a win. However, I'm going to eat my words from months a go and say I wish we kept Cooper.

I'd like to think Okali and Bilal give us one season in the championship.

I can only guess that all previous Tottenham managers said such positive things about him that Rudkin shot his bolt and thought he was getting a future England captain. If he was 10m we'd say hmm we tried but it didn't work. I bet they couldn't believe it when they seen our offer.

I can only assume they believe we're going down and the team is enough to get back up. I just don't understand how Rudkin can look in the mirror and think he's doing a good job. On a side not, as I know different clubs have different rules. Who's responsible for our signings this , Rudkin or Cooper?

What Tier would this guy fall under???

We make jokes because he's not great in the premier league but he'll likely do very well in America. For 25m they could have a decent striker for the next 5-7 years.

Totally agree with the majority of this, what concerns me is everybody can see that a lot of players need to go and I'd much rather have a shit season with an average team rather than straight back up with this team. Apart from Skipp those players blew a 10+ points lead.

A) International players tend to believe they're too good for the championship, especially if that team is likely going to get a spanking for psr. B) The bar is set pretty low for clubs to be better than us. I genuinely believe we'd struggle against Leeds, Sheffield United and Burnley away. If we go down, I can't imagine there'll be to many players who want to stick around this time. Just my opinion, you'd expect Vestergaard, Faes, Kristianson will want to play higher ready for the world cup, Soumare would want out again, Ndidi in fairness is better than the championship, Winks in his final year, Coady clearly wants to be a pundit. The only 4 I see as guarantees are Fatawa because he'd be a huge risk, Ayew and Bobby Reid at the end of their career on high wages and Skipp because nobody will want to pay what we want.

What baffles me is there is no contingency plan of going down with a transfer embargo. If Daka wanted to leave then we're playing with Ayew up front. Which isn't a problem for championship level but they can't be daft enough to think players will want to stay.

It was a good performance and I thoroughly enjoyed the first half. It pains me to say it but we need a new striker, and a left winger who scores goals. I always think we can get away with a decent player on the wing I.e Facundo who doesn't score so many if the opposite flank has a goal scorer. Side note, would love Marcus Edwards.

Wouldn't mind Leeds at home. Nice to see what this squad can do against a top Championship side. Would also be nice to see what the gap is like between bottom of the premier league and top of the championship. I do wonder if we won the fa cup and got a Europa league spot and relegated, with the possible scolding down there, would the powers to be find away to try and get us out of Europe.

I wondered, does a embargo mean we can't sell players? Because surely with this squad and the out of contract players gone, we'll fly back up even with a points deduction.

Danny Ward. 🙄

They are out there and sadly we don't seem to take advantage off it. One example always springs to mind, Pulisic cost just shy of 20m, he's now valued at double that, can play right wing and attacking midfield. We somehow spend 25m+ on Skipp, 8m on Ayew. You see more and more these days that players at top clubs would rather play for a team further down if it means guaranteed game time.

Having a browse on their forum, they think he's worth minimum 20m and Tom Cannon in return. If Cannon is worth say 10m, you could probably sign somebody like Schick for 30m!

I know this is a silly question and probably answered thousands of times here, but do we think the players read this forum? Because surely that must be awful to read thousands of comments slating you!! Thankfully he's got hundreds of thousands of pounds to keep him busy.

If we go down I don't think we'll go down again, with Ben Nelson, Wanya, Mcateer, Alves and even the likes of BDCR, Thomas and Cannon sticking around, it should be enough to keep us up regardless of a points deduction, and then recharge for the 26/27 season for a championship push.

I can only guess he's expecting us to get beat so why not make it a hammering and then he may have grounds for more of a transfer kitty. A couple of Ayew fouls leading to Leicester free kicks isn't going to increase our chance of a win.

I genuinely think if we got him and little money in exchange for Hermason that would turn the fans and we'd be like the Reading fans a couple of years back. I'm sure there will be a good player in there in the future but he's no better than what we have.

So to clarify, Gary Neville says he won't comment on KDB diving because he was ok with his team mates doing it but when Buonette half dives it should be a booking. How this guy is still commentating is beyond me.

Everytime Justin gets the ball down the right I'm just pleading that it gets passed to Winks or Bilal to cross the ball.

Did we make history by have zero shots in the second half? Don't remember a time that's happened before.