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deal me in, the filth will steamroll the scousers, when Big Ange Turns up looking mean and moody, the Liverpool players will be shaking in the tunnel, shaking in their boots and were probably shaking in their sleep last night, they wont be even be able to raise their arm to touch that famous 'This is Anfield' sign on the way out on to the pitch, their hands will be too occupied holding both butt cheeks firmly to stop them from sh1tting themselves at the thought of playing the one of the greatest footballing sides of our time.
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Good to see that there are others waking up to the genius that is Big Ange. I can't see anything other than a massive Spurs victory tonight.
They have the players, they have the lead, and they have the world's elite coach. The Kop will fall silent tonight before his coaching know-how. |
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Spurs +11 GD in prem, they ain't 100% useless 100% of the time
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mind you, if van dijk gets sent off
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oh well 'it's who we are mate'
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Someone needs to buy Ange a suit that fits him
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The great thing about Big Ange is that he won't change his methods. He's dedicated and focused. He demands 100% from these overpaid prima donnas and I'm sure, given a couple of good transfer windows and the talent coming up from the academy, silverware will be rolling through the door soon. Keep the faith. Spurs have an unfortunate habit of ditching elite managers way too soon - just look at Nuno.
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Josephine all dressed up and staying in again
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I'm no T&ttenham fan, but even I have to say there is a clear agenda in the media to get rid of Ange, it's because of how prickly he is with their journalists no doubt, you can clearly see Talksport in particular are cherry picking callers to come on and say the same things over and over, that there's no passion, fight, spirit etc etc, but last night that was not the case and it obviously wasn't the case away to Brentford, every time they got the ball they tried to go forward in true Ange style straight away, but Liverpool's instant ball recovery was too good, they simply made the spuds look poor because they as a team are too superior.
I've noticed with other outlets how they're trying to get Ange out no doubt for the same reason, he's upset their journo's. Arry' always got an easy time when he was a manager because he was in their pockets, giving them what they want. Kind Regards. |
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the point is that's the same l,pool side who forest,b,mouth,man u ,fulham etc have been very competitive against
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Hate to say it, but I make the media right. Brentford could have easily got a goal or two (one especially
). I hope I'm wrong and he turns it around again, but half of what Ange does baffles me and although he may nick enough to survive relegation, I doubt he'll survive the chop. There are a couple of Poch-like managers in the PL right now; managers who can make the less favoured teams competitive, not just trying to survive. Poch took his education before moving up a notch; Frank & Iraola are looking similar material to me.Talking of the chop... was Levy hanging on to let Ange have his semi-final? If so, the chop could come even sooner. |
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He probably doesn't do himself any favours with some of his prickly interviews but his record beyond his first 10 games with the club (last season) is genuinely appalling for a club who on resources should finish between about 5th-7th...I don't think it's exactly a media witch hunt..
he's had a lot of injuries (both seasons) but the squad is big enough that it doesn't excuse the level of drop off.. |