Comments on: The Tottenham Hotspur theory of relativity http://soccerlens.com/the-tottenham-hotspur-theory-of-relativity/12181/ Football News Sat, 26 May 2012 13:33:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: iqnadirshah http://soccerlens.com/the-tottenham-hotspur-theory-of-relativity/12181/#comment-102127 iqnadirshah Wed, 17 Sep 2008 03:03:03 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=12181#comment-102127 I hate Spurs. But for that matter, every manager needs some time with his players to sort things out and Ramos is no different. Any other bunch of fans would be crying suicide after the team sells it's two strikers. So what did the spurs fans expect at the start anyway? Bent to score 3 hat-tricks? At least the guy gave you your first title in a few decades. So chill and wait.................... I hate Spurs. But for that matter, every manager needs some time with his players to sort things out and Ramos is no different. Any other bunch of fans would be crying suicide after the team sells it’s two strikers. So what did the spurs fans expect at the start anyway? Bent to score 3 hat-tricks? At least the guy gave you your first title in a few decades. So chill and wait………………..

]]> By: Rob Kingston http://soccerlens.com/the-tottenham-hotspur-theory-of-relativity/12181/#comment-102099 Rob Kingston Tue, 16 Sep 2008 12:18:34 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=12181#comment-102099 Just want to point out to all the people talking about Modric being played out of position that at Zagreb he regularly played a wide left role, and for the moment, I think this may be his best position until he adapts to the pace of the prem league (prob around January) Just want to point out to all the people talking about Modric being played out of position that at Zagreb he regularly played a wide left role, and for the moment, I think this may be his best position until he adapts to the pace of the prem league (prob around January)

]]> By: Spurs est 1882* http://soccerlens.com/the-tottenham-hotspur-theory-of-relativity/12181/#comment-102092 Spurs est 1882* Tue, 16 Sep 2008 11:13:34 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=12181#comment-102092 I for one think that Ramos is potentially better than any previous manager at Spurs for a good 20yrs, however, he needs to learn that unlike every other league, there are no easy games. Most football leagues have 2-4 big teams, about 3 almost teams and the rest fight not to get relegated. The EPL however have 4 big teams (same as the rest) at least 4-5 teams almost big enough to take the main 4, then another 5 teams fighting for Europe. Then there the rest are the relegation candidates. We should try to keep our side together for at least 2years, then just add a proper top draw Defensive midfielder, and a world class striker. Spurs have the rest, but with the hole in the middle, and no-one for the opposition to worry about we will always lose. As for your idea of a journeyman, I am not over keen on the thought, but the fact is true, We need one player to be a leader, a midfield general, and a ball winner. That will only come with experience, and we need it now. I agree about buying young players, but you need an old head in there somewhere, and Woodgate cant win them all (as last night showed) I for one think that Ramos is potentially better than any previous manager at Spurs for a good 20yrs, however, he needs to learn that unlike every other league, there are no easy games. Most football leagues have 2-4 big teams, about 3 almost teams and the rest fight not to get relegated. The EPL however have 4 big teams (same as the rest) at least 4-5 teams almost big enough to take the main 4, then another 5 teams fighting for Europe. Then there the rest are the relegation candidates.

We should try to keep our side together for at least 2years, then just add a proper top draw Defensive midfielder, and a world class striker. Spurs have the rest, but with the hole in the middle, and no-one for the opposition to worry about we will always lose.

As for your idea of a journeyman, I am not over keen on the thought, but the fact is true, We need one player to be a leader, a midfield general, and a ball winner. That will only come with experience, and we need it now. I agree about buying young players, but you need an old head in there somewhere, and Woodgate cant win them all (as last night showed)

]]> By: Greekos http://soccerlens.com/the-tottenham-hotspur-theory-of-relativity/12181/#comment-102091 Greekos Tue, 16 Sep 2008 11:08:02 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=12181#comment-102091 Oh so what your saying is that with so many signings its going to take time to settle but to solve this we should bring in a few more players that cost a little less. GREAT ARTICLE Where did you study journalism? Was Kermit the Frog sitting next to you in lectures? More to the point yes Tottenham have brought in a lot of new players and no one can argue that they are quality signings. But it does take between 10-15 games at least for players to settle into the Premiership style of play and depending on where the players come from maybe even longer due to the change in culture and lifestyle in the UK. This season are we really going to be pressing for top 4. NO that is something that the press have put on us and the players for some reason seem to believe it. In 2 years with the same manager and keeping hold of the players we have (not selling them as soon as Man U come calling) then we will have a good chance. Villa are the team to watch out for this season. They were imperious on Monday and wouldn't look out of place in the Champions League. Oh so what your saying is that with so many signings its going to take time to settle but to solve this we should bring in a few more players that cost a little less. GREAT ARTICLE Where did you study journalism? Was Kermit the Frog sitting next to you in lectures?

More to the point yes Tottenham have brought in a lot of new players and no one can argue that they are quality signings. But it does take between 10-15 games at least for players to settle into the Premiership style of play and depending on where the players come from maybe even longer due to the change in culture and lifestyle in the UK. This season are we really going to be pressing for top 4. NO that is something that the press have put on us and the players for some reason seem to believe it. In 2 years with the same manager and keeping hold of the players we have (not selling them as soon as Man U come calling) then we will have a good chance. Villa are the team to watch out for this season. They were imperious on Monday and wouldn’t look out of place in the Champions League.

]]> By: YOZZA66 http://soccerlens.com/the-tottenham-hotspur-theory-of-relativity/12181/#comment-102090 YOZZA66 Tue, 16 Sep 2008 11:04:49 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=12181#comment-102090 same old same old....every season we hear it....spurs are going to do this spurs are going to do that....they do nothing....ever (unless you count the worthless cup hehe).Take a look at your illustrious neighbours.....hold on to managers and don't spend big ALL the time...maybe that's the recipe for success....don't think you will get relegated though!!!!!ahah same old same old….every season we hear it….spurs are going to do this spurs are going to do that….they do nothing….ever (unless you count the worthless cup hehe).Take a look at your illustrious neighbours…..hold on to managers and don’t spend big ALL the time…maybe that’s the recipe for success….don’t think you will get relegated though!!!!!ahah

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