Expectations for Tottenham this season 👀 'Postecoglou CANNOT be so naive!' - Don Hutchison | ESPN FC

[@user-le8sn3xn2i]

Very very lazy analysis, not taking into account what happened during the season. 11 players out at one stage. Way way less depth than the top seven or eight. No centre half's for six or seven games. You may call them excuses, but they are real. The manager did well. Put a spark in the premier league. He likes attacking soccer. We all like that. Some teams have become boring.

[@chrishalious8194]

1000% naive Have any one of these armchair managers have the guts to be a manager?

[@SW-by9ob]

Everyone had injuries, and you had no European or domestic cups to worry about. The issue was that "Angeball" got found out very quickly and after the Chelsea drubbing you were garbage for 6+ months.

[@user-le8sn3xn2i]

@SW-by9ob The problem was not the injuries it was the lack of depth in the squad to cover those injuries compared to teams above us. No backup centre backs was the worst, plus no backup out and out striker.

[@chrishalious8194]

At best is lazy but?

[@tvgcmma9215]

Plus all his teams suffer similar injuries first season as they adapt to his training and physio s&c depts also adapt - other managers would adapt style of play during that time and maybe get better short term results and a cup like say ten hag but ange is looking at the bigger picture as opposed to short term one

[@thinkwhilespoken]

Casually just ignoring good results for Spurs nice analysis

[@SW-by9ob]

Spurs haven't had a good result since October last year. Garbage for 28 games after the Chelsea loss.

[@thinkwhilespoken]

@@SW-by9ob just simply not true, also Spurs got nailed with injuries to top players and suspensions after that match. But keep blindly hating like the miserable prat you are

[@ryan.ratemo_]

@@SW-by9ob 4-0 aston villa? 4-1 newcastle and scraping a draw with no center halfs against city?

[@liamoconlocha3264]

These dudes are wrong, there wasn't an Ange team last year, he is still creating, it wasn't about teams working them out, they didn't have the team. Great managers don't follow the average

[@julianmoerman770]

Excellent point 👍

[@mandie739]

Why is everyone doing the analysis based on the Chelsea game last year? That’s only ONE GAME out of 38 games played in a season with NINE vs 11. You’re not supposed to win it anyway!

[@grimnaza]

He could have sat back ,because chelsea attack wasn't good ,and he also fired his set piece couch because he thinks it isn't important, he's too naive

[@ProskiPlays]

@@grimnazathe reason Chelsea played so bad is cause of the high line. sitting back invites so much pressure

[@grimnaza]

@@ProskiPlays chelsea were playing bad all season ,they even drew with Burnley who had 10 players

[@sphong0610]

It was a significant game since it was the turning point of teams realizing the extend of Ange's tactics and how to deal with Ange ball.

[@mosesrocco6614]

Because you had 9 men and Ange still played the same way. So of course it's the exact match to cite it you're talking about Ange being naive.

[@katiedunn2437]

If the analysts did their role properly they’d see with spurs starting 4 defense on the park they have the 4th best defensive rating in the league.

[@doggowhisperer6844]

ESPN demonstrating once again that they have absolutely NFI. You think a guy who’s managed for over 25 years and has won numerous trophies wherever he has gone is naive? He knows what he is doing.

[@palaneproductions7357]

How naive or misinformed are you?

[@SW-by9ob]

He's won things in Australia, Japan and Scotland (with Celtic) so hardly a stellar CV? After a great honeymoon period Spurs were garbage, in their last 28 games of the season they were mid-table despite having no European or domestic cup games to deal with. If he doesn't sort things out he'll be gone by Christmas.

[@chrishalious8194]

@@palaneproductions7357 He is NOT

[@chrishalious8194]

@@SW-by9ob How non-understanding are you of the game?

[@SW-by9ob]

@@chrishalious8194 Says a Spurs fan. 😆

[@JJJ-bs8sm]

I think this commentary is a little naive. Analysts don't seem to understand what Ange was trying achieve last year with implementing his philosophy. That's what all the great managers do.

[@alexvoron5295]

The problem is, how do we know that this philosophy works in EPL. Do we have any evidence that it's viable against the level of opposition in EPL?

[@thisIsFunnyLolz]

@@alexvoron5295Yeah hats off to managers who try to get creative and do interesting systems. But often times, the opposition will find out how to beat it or find a weakness. His style might materialize into something more solid next season but if that will actually work against the league is unknown atm

[@Cbart23]

Even Mikel Arteti

[@rossg7483]

I fully agree. He is coming into the club and implementing his style to embed it into the club as a whole and over time will bring in the right players who fit into it rather than chopping and changing systems based on the squad he inherited. The media praised him for the first 3 months then jump on his back when results went off track. But they played loads of games with 4 full backs in defence due to injuries and his squad depth was very low. There is barely any realism anymore.

[@alanhamford2538]

Spurs ran out of fit players as the season went on. This'll be year 2 of the learning curve. I expect a top 4 finish.

[@danielradd111]

Ange is naive for being himself and sticking to his way of playing that got him there in the first place?wasn't naive when they were flying at the start of the season and won him 3 manager of the month awards,he just needs the right players and fit for a whole season and you'll see the difference

[@mosesrocco6614]

Come on. If you can't change things when you have 9 men vs Chelsea then when are you?

[@danielradd111]

@@mosesrocco6614 if your gonna lose atleast go out swinging not park the bus and surrender,even with 8 men they still nearly scored 3 more goals

[@mosesrocco6614]

@@danielradd111 If you're winning and go down to 9 men, the answer is to throw caution to the wind? LOLZ Makes no sense whatsoever.

[@LordHighness]

It worked in weaker leagues, but he quickly got found out in the Premier League. I do like Ange and it's good to see attacking football but he is defensively naive in Premier League terms. If he addresses that, he will be one of the top managers in the league.

[@Nath-sj5wl]

​@@mosesrocco6614 At that stage it was about building an identity, once you have that secured it leaves room for adaptation. It was a statement, I doubt he thought it was the best way to manage that game. People are calling him naive but if it is obvious to you, I guarantee it's obvious to him. I'll reserve judgement for if his project works. Also I don't think they were winning when they went to 9 men, I think it was a draw.

[@malcolmodoy2651]

But I thought Ange was a breathe of fresh air?? 🤔

[@kqh123]

He is

[@angelotroseboom1186]

​@@kqh123no he isnt. Bro was found out at the end of the season

[@kqh123]

@@angelotroseboom1186 you called a 60 year guy bro?

[@LordHighness]

@@kqh123 He's 58 and I don't see the problem anyway, what do you want him to call him, 'Papa'?

[@LordHighness]

He was a breath of fresh air but unfortunately at times his team's defence was also composed of fresh air, that's the issue he needs to solve.

[@wbrewer5352]

Except Shaka, these guys don't remember Spurs were playing a B team mid season because of injuries, suspensions and Afcon? A lot of teams had players missing but none quite so many at the same time AND with such a small squad. Hopefully Ange has made that clear to Levy.

[@jefri4176]

Spurs have bigger squad than Aston villa and villa have injuries before season start and also Europe as well and villa finish above spurs 😂

[@maddogpicks]

No one going to talk about Ian literally sleeping at the beginning?? Ahahah

[@tvgcmma9215]

Teams didn’t work ange or spurs out - spurs had about 13 decent players at start last season so was never going to maintain form and with injures ran out of steam - the Chelsea game was getting principals across more than one result - all his aides have improved massively in second season as first is about principals second is about the more minute details of play

[@alanhamford2538]

Yep.

[@LordHighness]

No, you're wrong. It's fine playing a high line if you have fast defenders, Tottenham didn't have those and thus Ange's tactics did get found out by many teams who just exploited the high line. Ange's system of play will work fine when he has the quality of players required to play that system.

[@Keene_lai]

I went to the game. And my God, even though we loss we fans applauded the players for their guts and courage. We weren't coward to park the bus. What would have been the outcome if Spurs had parked the bus and still loss the game. A loss is a loss but this is THE game that WON the HEARTS of the FANS.

[@LordHighness]

Ah, glorious failure...it's the Tottenham way! Or, "The story of the Tottenham" as Antonio Conte put it.

[@bmart73]

they went down to 9 not 10

[@cxveeeee9311]

He failed maths

[@tzetv]

Chelsea would have got their goal on a low block - Don - you have no idea

[@seianmulholland6113]

Um what was the Aston Villa score? Naive? Work them out? You make the other managers sound like mugs. It had nothing to do with "working it out". With 9 men they nearly beat Chelsea. With injuries a, red cards, drop in personal form, not enough attacking threat - that's what did Spurs. Naivety? Jesus, i know where thr naivety is. Seriously, these people just don't get it.

[@jefri4176]

Villa beat spurs 2-1 and spurs won 4-0. So break even. Won 1 lost 1. Villa finish above spurs even with Europe and many injuries. Spurs had no Europe 😂

[@LordHighness]

I think anyone who knows football could see the problems with Spurs last season. Played good, entertaining attacking football but too open at the back, hence defensively naive. Ange got away with that in lesser leagues but got punished in the Premier League. Postecoglou is a good manager but he needs more defensive solidarity in his teams if he wants to really compete in the best league in the world.

[@81Fitzerz]

If the players believe he will succeed. Belief beats opinion. It will work

[@LordHighness]

It's a nice component but I'm afraid you will need more than just belief to win the top prizes in elite football.

[@johnpaul252003]

My expectations as a non spurs fan is = Highline 4 Life 2.0

[@inyaface624]

Espn is supposed to be known for their statistics, yet they constantly get stats wrong 😂

[@kentcapers5058]

Where Don is clearly naive is that the players endured 3 very defensive managers. Ange had to establish a playing style and culture his first season. Once the players understood their roles to where it’s instinctive, he can then put in the tactics. If they sat back in the Chelsea game and parked the bus, he would have lost all of what he was trying to install and the players may have been skeptical. This season may have some tweaks since most of the players he wanted to keep are back and understand what he wants. We’ll see.

[@arnabthreethreesixfivethre4841]

Today's naive tomorrow's genius 😂

[@LordHighness]

Naivety breeds genius? That's the first I've heard about it! I think you might be mistaken sir!

[@lucasbrasi4625]

Big Ange has been inverting his RB/LB since his celtic days..High risk, high reward..Entertaining frenetic game & basketball scoreline..He wont change this season, expecting more 4-3 scorelines but i see him making the top 4...Bervall & Gray are generational talent....Add eberechi eze & solanke and they are cooking..

[@ellas9206]

Relevant context requires you look at Yokohama FM not Celtic. It's been 6+ yrs under AP & KM & they've been doing okay. Had Kewell not blown the ACL final it would be 3 major titles in that time. As it stands: 2 J league titles, 2 runners up which equals 4 ACL qualifications. Plus: they're always competitive & now 3rd richest team in Japan.

[@zhilong]

Such immature quality analysis

[@UrBeat06]

They were down to 9 men against Chelsea. Wasn’t naive. The fans and players loved it. It was to send a message that they would not compromise, that they were always going to go for it. Overall, they were largely done by injuries last season because they had little beyond the starting XI. Had guys like Van de Ven, Maddison not gone out for so long due to injuries, and had players like Bissouma and Son not had to be playing international tournaments mid season, they likely would have been more consistent and ultimately finished higher.

[@bigjoe8109]

Tell me you don’t understand football without telling me you don’t understand football

[@scasedcase]

Calling postecoglou naive is in itself the definition of naivety

[@twosheds2030]

It’s true. This is a panel of idiots

[@mosesrocco6614]

Actually Don undersells the point. Spurs had 9 men at the end vs Chelsea and played as usual pushing right up. Naive? Yeah, I think so. 🤣

[@tomclark4268]

They did not run out of gas - they had an epic injury crisis during a transition season after the previous manager attempted to destroy us, and we had just their best player of this generation leave - and we came 5th!

[@sarab89hj]

Pour on the doubt. Pour it on. Ange loves it. Pundits doing pundit things. Was there a collective agreement that 9/10 pundits refuse to apply naunce to their absolutist rants. Plenty of fan media channels to do that.

[@MK-so2iz]

Lazy lazy analysis. Ange was complete changing the fabric of the club last season. His style wasn't at all naive, sometimes you need to force your way of playing because in tough moments the players will go back to what they are used to. we had to play Ben Davies and Emerson Royal as CBs against City last season and still managed a 3-3 draw. There was lots that didn't go Ange's way but above all he implemented his philosophy and now we can start to fine tune and adapt the system but everyone has to understand it first.

[@benjaminjung94]

This is painful to admit as a Spurs fan, but Arsenal is amazing right now under Arteta. But it wasn't so smooth sailing since the beginning. A few seasons back, Arteta had vision. He wanted to play the Pep style football. We all laughed and mocked him (especially as a Spurs fan). Arteta and Arsenal's "trust the process" became a meme. He ended the season 7th or 8th, I think? then bottled top 4 the next season. Everyone made fun of him. But look at them now. Arteta took out the deadwood and brought in players and over a few seasons, and they became fastastic. Sure, they still haven't won the league, but no one can doubt their last two seasons and their recent progress. I still hate them, but I got to admit, they are a scary team now. their "process" is working. Same is true with Klopp and his run at Liverpool. It took some time for Liverpool to get their PL and UCL winning form. Sure, Spurs still have lots of room to improve, but what's exciting as a Spurs fan is to see your club finally start our version of "process" after a few seasons of painful boring football. Spurs have a very young team, lots of youthful talents, coach with a vision, and a healthy finance. The next several seasons will be exciting to watch, whether we deliver or not. (I hope we do). The only thing that scares me is, there are a lots of PL teams in the early stages of their process. Aston Villa under Emery, Eddi Howe's Newcastle. Brighton and their recent recruitment. There are a loads of teams all craving success. The next several seasons of PL will be a bloodbath. Sucks as a Spurs fan wanting trophies, but also excited as a PL fan. PL is gonna be competitive AF.

[@alexvoron5295]

I am a fellow but much less optimistic Spurs fan. Arteta played on highest level and was coached by some of the best and decided to implement Pep's style. Arsenal supported Arteta based on this track record. Klopp joined after several successful seasons in bundesliga . What is AP track record? Winning Scottish league with the club with player valuation about 2.5 times higher than the next most valuable does not constitute good track record. Last season in last 28 games we had 40 points, good teams learned and adjusted to our tactics, we chose not to adjust. I wonder how Conte would fare if he had Udogie, MVDV, settled Poro, older and wiser Sarr. Isn't it ironic that Newcastle 4-0 demolition was pretty much a Conte ball type performance.

[@blais7667]

U 2 r not fooling anyone. It's obvious u r not fans

[@alexvoron5295]

@@blais7667 U r right, I'm a supporter, but not a fan of our on field performance and the way club is being managed.

[@cxveeeee9311]

@@alexvoron5295what team did arteta coach to win anything before gunners job ? Playing second fiddle doesn’t count

[@YTA5690]

@@alexvoron5295 Also Arteta has had to a much harder job, the squad he inherited was horrible. They had the worst defence in the league, David Luiz Mustafi and Sokratis. He had to clear up the mess Unai Emery left.

[@chrishalious8194]

Have any one of these armchair managers ever tried to be one, or are they just happy sitting in their armchairs

[@LordHighness]

So who did you manage then?

[@cliveelliott2575]

Because teaching the players the system was, at that stage of development, far more important than 3 points or a point against Chelsea. Spurs were down to 9 men and Chelsea only scored 2 in injury time so it very nearly worked and the players will have learnt a lot from that game about what is possible. Don's comments don't take into account teaching a new system. He advocates throwing that out the window and delaying the squads development. I think it's Mr Hutchinson who is being nieve, he wouldn't make a coach would he!

[@RAJ-Jamcal]

Most pundits copy and paste. They go for what most humpty supporters would say. They're not pundits. There's no revelation or originality with their opinions

[@LordHighness]

100%! Don and Shaka are prime examples of that. Lazy drones recycling the same old talking points and opinions over and over again.

[@luketarinimclean7958]

Terrible analysis by that "panel"

[@yeonlee5]

And this is why these guys are working at ESPN while he's got the top job. The analysis is so lazy. None of them researched about how Spurs have been playing in preseason. Even today's Bayern game, Spurs were the much better team when they put out their actual backline of Romero and VDV with stability in the backline. Bergvall looks like a phenomenal signing. Gray looks as good if not better. Do I think they'll win the prem? Probably not, but I honestly think they could give some established big 6 teams a run given how they've been linking up during preseason with the new players.

[@kevincollie3802]

Dumb experts Asian cup Afcon cup Injuries Red cards All hindered the season These idiots focus on one game Lol

[@leomac3464]

Yeah look, I'll take the decisions of a serial winning Manager over the thoughts of never-won-anything-as-a-Manager commentators.

[@LordHighness]

Postecoglou has not won anything in elite level football. He won in a bunch of weak leagues. Well done, but it's not the top level.

[@leomac3464]

@@LordHighness sure, and while you're at it, don't buy players that haven't won at elite level. That means don't have an academy too. Ange is highly regarded by international football community. That makes your inaccurate "weak leagues" argument void.

[@davidmcgeoch9387]

It’s funny at the start of last season. A lot of these commentators were saying Tottenham would finish mid table or be relegated. But they came 5th playing this apparently “naive” brand of football. The commentators are not taking into consideration that principles take time to bed in. They are not realising our team is going to be a lot stronger this season than last season. I’m not expecting miracles. These things take time. But we will make the top 4 this season and we will be competitive in the cups/europa league.

[@twosheds2030]

Spot on. It’s true. These are the same idiots who said Spurs would finish 8th or lower

[@kevinferguson530]

The theory that Spurs were found out doesn't hold up for me. The pivotal moment came during the Chelsea match when key players were lost to injuries and suspensions, disrupting the momentum Spurs had built. Fringe players, previously deemed unsuitable for Ange's style, were forced to step in. The team's rhythm was further affected by breaks for international commitments. Moreover, Maddison, who started the season in top form, returned seemingly diminished, leaving Spurs without a creative midfield force. I believe Ange will stick to his strategy, potentially with Solanke or Tony leading the attack, which could prove transformative. If Spurs can consistently score early, their dominance could be overwhelming. It seems crucial for Spurs to have Eze challenge Maddison or even replace him should Maddison fail to recapture his form from the previous season.

[@RachelTurner81]

"Ange should change how he plays!" - fans of a club that wins nothing, talking about a manager who has won everywhere else

[@alexvoron5295]

The problem is that "everywhere else" list is not very impressive considering leagues and teams he have managed. In 22/23 season average valuation of Celtic player was almost 75% times higher than Rangers player. More so for the starting 11. Never will be the case in EPL

[@palaneproductions7357]

He HASNT won everywhere else, but he has won mickeyMouse stuff when he had superior players

[@Veg71]

@@palaneproductions7357 only at celtic he won the j league with a team ranked 12th on budget and won the a-league twice in a salary capped league. That takes some doing. The tin-pot league argument is lazy and wrong.

[@palaneproductions7357]

@@Veg71 He fooled the J league once, took them a season to work him out then sent him back to mid table....He won one premiership in A league, cleaned out the previous season and bought in Thomas Broich (Bundy 1 player, youth international) who was the finest play maker in a very raw(roar) A league.THAT team wouldn't be one 2 or 3 in A league history even though it still holds some records.the standard was 4th or 5th tier back then

[@LordHighness]

Premier League is the best and most competitive league in the world. If your tactics can be easily exploited, then they will be. Other leagues will not punish fallible tactics like the Premier League will. That's relativity for ya.

[@tymkoc3293]

5:15- 5:20 Got that one wrong Shak, I had them 4th. It's in comments section in the episode from just before or after the close of 2023 summer transfer window. Had Villa 5th, so I had them flipped around. City 1st, Arsenal 2nd, Liverpool 3rd- that all came off perfect for me. Trouble started with 6th - I had Brighton- overestimated them, 7th West Ham-wrong, 8th United-right, 9th Newcastle-off and 10 Chelsea- they overachieved. Those were my picks, I should be on that picks show I guess.

[@derkaiser420]

Spud's main problem last season was everyone just figured them out too easily. He also never adjusted his tactics at all. The worst thing though was their set piece defense. Just look at the Arsenal match, they gave up all three goals from set pieces. Arsenal have a dedicated set piece coach, maybe Spurs should consider it. They are not going to do anything this season. Another year no silverware.

[@markwinn9042]

They haven't mentioned Archie Gray or Bergval or the fact we lost our back 3

[@narcolepsy06]

These pundits don't get it. The Chelsea game was about installing an attitude into the players. Spurs traditionally have weak mentality, and would normally shut up shop in that circumstance and still lose, but Ange wanted them to still attack and not back down.

[@twosheds2030]

@@narcolepsy06 spot on. Instill the playing style and the system

[@jinwoo3963]

The first guy speaking is a donut

[@twosheds2030]

Yep, the guy on the left is a fvckwit. No idea of how to build a culture and a team

[@lotekpro]

3 or 4 games 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️ You cant decide how a season is going to go after 4 games ESPN lol... Spurs were top after 10 games last season... 🤷‍♂️ you know when u can actually tell when a season is successful or not? AT THE END 🤦‍♂️

[@BrettSurenne]

Don is such a simpleton.

[@user-gi9tm7kl9b]

pundits are naive because fans love to watch the chelsea game

[@amine15777]

They need to challenge for top 4 with Aston villa go back to champions league , and fight to win a trophy maybe fa cup or c. shield

[@31IBT]

its because he chose to play the same way despite losing our key players after that Chelsea game. so yeah he was naive. Ben Davis, dier and Emerson royal can't play as inverted fullbacks lol teams kept playing a low block so we couldn't play across goal, (which shouldn't be our only method of scoring) and we suck at defending set pieces

[@chrishughes4521]

Think Don has a split personality, and we saw both of them giving opinions there.

[@zhilong]

Top half certainly

[@Cbart23]

5th for Spursy.

[@zzgrom]

7th unless Ange changes it up with his suicide inverted fullbacks.

[@paulclarke3947]

Ange is a one trick pony and if he continues to do this then he won’t last and spurs won’t get champions league.. too gun ho !

[@hulk_rs6601]

Hold on a minute is this guy forgetting we went to villa. Park and absolutely destroyed villa 4-1

[@ha_ya_to156]

“The Aston villas of this world”??!!! 😂 they get top 4 once a blue moon and now an elite team

[@rlmiuploadhighqualityvideo5185]

Spurs will challenge for the league if we pull off Solanke and Neto. Unreal signings.

[@otterpoopie]

😂🤣😂🤣bruh, you guys had Kane & Son and won nothing. Neto is made out of paper & Solanke isn’t close to Kane.

[@NotColin273]

@@otterpoopieso the management and team is better

[@eL--RaL]

😂😂😂😂 Unreal what?? The only thing that's unreal is Spurs getting to know the weight of a trophy 😂

[@gobomladikk5197]

Man’s said solanke LMAO. The 28 yo wonderkid

[@robloxgamerboy3632]

I heard totheham interested to buy levi gercia

[@gutika113]

“You can’t do that against the Arsenals the Liverpools and Man United’s” all teams spurs beat last year 😆

[@englishlit0171]

Kay is beautiful

[@alanhamford2538]

6/4 on to buy Eze?? Thought Spurs were after Toney.

[@shotcalla7311]

Don who was playing that day

[@sainttongpha3980]

Spurs will finish 8-10th this season.

[@palaneproductions7357]

Plenty have predicted 8th, some as high at 3.

[@ZhaoTsu]

ESPN chat pure bollox 😂

[@alexandross3557]

Naive?!? What a clown

[@stephenv5521]

Don mentions when they come up against teams like Villa away...Spurs beat them 4-0 at villa park 😂 come espn come up with something more insightful.

[@sumantimsina5872]

the reason they couldnt carry on the way they started was that chelsea game.....many of their main players were injured or suspended after that game....who tf r these bellends?

[@gingered3311]

Hislop is clueless saying Spurs have been a “hard watch. What’s he on about? Pochettino made them play well. Mourinho got them to a League Cup final but then got sacked. Then he goes onto to slate the Community Shield when ESPN are showing it live. Hawhaw- way to sell it to your paying audience Shaka. Don Hutchison’s facts are atrociously wrong.. Spurs didn’t play Eric Dier as centreback as he went to Bayern Munich. This isn’t the first time these two clowns have got it wrong. Sack them both and I’m a NUFC fan.

[@anansistirade5800]

Do these people doany research before their analysis or do they all just riff off each others fact-free-takes based on little to no research. “They got found out” is so lazy & cliche it’s unbelievable. Spurs had the most injuries in the league, no one else had more injuries. They lost Maddison, Romero, Micky Van De Ven, Udogie all in one game. Show me a team that isn’t Man City that can lose 5 of their starting 11 and still play the same way.

[@eL--RaL]

Oh please, no matter what they do, sign Pep and Klopp together, give them Messi, Ronaldo, Suarez, Maldini, Nesta, Cafu, Busi they'd still bottle 😂.. It's embedded in their DNA, it's deep really deep 😂

[@tvgcmma9215]

First UK team to win a European trophy first team ever to win uefa cup (when was 2,3,4th in league so alone champs league) pre fergie more Fa cups league cups and European trophies than Man Utd so dna of club just fine just recently

[@zayehonest1224]

Sounds like arsenal

[@twosheds2030]

Free speech is how we know what idiots are thinking

[@LordHighness]

@@tvgcmma9215 First UK team to win a European trophy was Celtic. As for the rest of your comment, I have no clue who you're talking about!

[@nathantoth1527]

Hopefully, they have fans to play in front of considering the anarchy going on in the UK.

[@user-qh4pk6ie6k]

They never have any expectations, small club

[@twosheds2030]

Higher expectations than a small brain

[@sumantimsina5872]

who do u support plastic?

[@The_SonicPELICAN]

Worst football opinions in the world in one place. Incredible achievement.

[@will.davlin]

⬜wool socks to sleep=no coffee needed the next day due to improved sleep quality🟠🟫⬛

[@FavreianVengeance]

Tottenham is a flawed team. But they do make it interesting.

[@edsmith4821]

Ange wiil not last long because when you dont have a plan B in life you will fail if Plan A breaks down and Ange only has plan A .I'll see you all at the sacking

[@FOOTBALL.CO.UK.]

THEY COULD POSSIBLY WIN A TROPHY?🤔.