Spurs

[Nebbiolo]

It's bizarre down at Spurs at the moment. They won't go down, of that I'm sure. But look at what happens when you allow your two goal scorers to move on. Or is it something else? Ramos has a great history, far more spectacular than Moyes'. But is he doing something wrong? I'm perplexed, I really am.

 

[Rook]

I don't know if its Ramos's or the front office's fault. They did get a good deal for Keane and Berbatov but did not have anybody lined up to take their place.

 

[Dom1878]

It was ridiculous them letting Keane, Defoe and Berbatov (total of 70 goals or something like that) go for so much money - and buy in one player to replace them. Stupidity. As for Ramos - well they shouldve stuck with Jol - He was a great manager, and got sacked because of a poor start (nothing like this seasons though!) and Berbatov (who left a season later!). Its ridiculous.

 

[McBain]

SPURS BOARD TO STEP DOWN Petition

 

[TX Bill]

They never should have let Jol go.

Let that be a lesson for those who are always looking for the head of one David Moyes.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

I'd just like to thank the Spuds for the concerted effort they're making to make us look something like a team

 

[Sharpys top lip]

Ha, hope they struggle all season. Their fans are as deluded as geordies.....

 

[TX Bill]

I'd just like to thank the Spuds for the concerted effort they're making to make us look something like a team

No kidding.

If Newcastle and Spurs weren't having the types of seasons that they're having, Everton would be squarely in the crosshairs of the media.

Hopefully Moyes can get the ship righted before they do.

 

[Seamus Colemole]

I dont think Ramos is a bad manager at all. Yeah i liked Jol and thought they should of given him a chance but didnt expect his sacking to backfire quite like this.

I dont think selling Keane, Berbatov and Defoe and having Bent and Pavlyuchenko as your front men was that bad an idea. Sure it hasn't worked out but Berbatov wanted to go, Keane was a good deal and Defoe is overated so it had every chance of being a good bit of business.

The new players just dont get as a team at the moment, they are all good players but no ones too good to go down. And the way the league is shaping up doesnt look like there are 2 other teams [Poor language removed] enough to be guarantees of going down so they may be in for a fight.

I wonder what odds you'd get on us spurs and newcastle all going down.