Premier League 2024-2025

[tiempo]

He's left plenty there to work with, they have the makings of something and he's played a valuable part in that, their goals for column was more than decent, feel he's been a bit unlucky across the piece

Can't understand how they aren't in for Kelleher, their gk is a huge liability

[laoislad]

Would have thought winning the clubs first trophy in almost 2 decades would have been enough but not so it seems.
Spurs could be waiting another 20 years before they win anything.
Can see him doing well elsewhere, I like him so hope he does.

[gawa316]

34 defeats in their last 66 league games...has to be the correct decision

[thewobbler]

His first 11 games were extraordinary. Best I've ever seen at Spurs.

But the last 6 months were the worst football I've ever seen and I've seen some awful stuff at spurs.

What we don't know yet and won't know for a year or so is whether the squad isn't as good as it seems, or if they gave up on him.

[johnnycool]

His first 11 games were extraordinary. Best I've ever seen at Spurs.

But the last 6 months were the worst football I've ever seen and I've seen some awful stuff at spurs.

What we don't know yet and won't know for a year or so is whether the squad isn't as good as it seems, or if they gave up on him.

Levy paying big bucks for Thomas Frank to buy him out of his current Brentford contract.

[lurganblue]

His first 11 games were extraordinary. Best I've ever seen at Spurs.

But the last 6 months were the worst football I've ever seen and I've seen some awful stuff at spurs.

What we don't know yet and won't know for a year or so is whether the squad isn't as good as it seems, or if they gave up on him.

Levy paying big bucks for Thomas Frank to buy him out of his current Brentford contract.

I wonder about teams like Brentford and Brighton.  Are they so well setup that most managers will do well anyway? We will soon see with Frank if that's where he lands, because Spurs are a mess (as usual).

[imtommygunn]

Brighton look like it. Brentford won't really have tested that theory.

Frank would be mad to go to spurs. They are a basketcase of a club. (Though if it works out for him it will be  some achievement)

[thewobbler]

Brighton look like it. Brentford won't really have tested that theory.

Frank would be mad to go to spurs. They are a basketcase of a club. (Though if it works out for him it will be  some achievement)

It worked out for Pochettino who has become an extremely wealthy man travelling the world, never quite getting teams to perform to expectations.

That said, it is a conundrum of a football club.

Levy in some ways is a model chairperson as he has never allowed the club to get out of control in terms of income vs expenditure. Which is getting tougher each season as the "middle 8" in the PL no longer need to sell their established players to balance their books, and only sell for ridiculously inflated fees. Whilst the only players of note leaving the top 4-6 are those so wealthy and bemedalled, that they're borderline unemployable - and certainly not prepared for the grind of improving a team. So building a squad requires exceptionally focused scouting. Except if you're reversing your football "philosophy" every 18-24 months, by changing manager, then scouts have as good as no chance. Which is Levy's major failing.

[Blowitupref]

Palace are fighting to keep European dream alive

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c70ngn49jg7o

[bennydorano]

Frank's possible appointment to Spurs just screams out upper mid table security/mediocrity is our goal. Levy is in the wrong game.

[Mourne Red]

Brighton look like it. Brentford won't really have tested that theory.

Frank would be mad to go to spurs. They are a basketcase of a club. (Though if it works out for him it will be  some achievement)

His first 11 games were extraordinary. Best I've ever seen at Spurs.

But the last 6 months were the worst football I've ever seen and I've seen some awful stuff at spurs.

What we don't know yet and won't know for a year or so is whether the squad isn't as good as it seems, or if they gave up on him.

Levy paying big bucks for Thomas Frank to buy him out of his current Brentford contract.

I wonder about teams like Brentford and Brighton.  Are they so well setup that most managers will do well anyway? We will soon see with Frank if that's where he lands, because Spurs are a mess (as usual).

Brighton tend to go for managers that suit how they want to play. Potter, De Zerbi and their current manager all play that 3421/5212 system. Brentford Franks been with them for 7 years so this will be the first appointment in the prem, Brentford could be one of the teams fighting the drop

[Blowitupref]

After seven years in charge Thomas Frank has left Brentford to become the new Tottenham manager.

[Capt Pat]

I see Kepa Arizabalaga has signed for Arsenal for 5 million. He originally cost Chelsea 71 million. What a mess. Mendy was much better for Chelsea.

[Mourne Red]

I see Kepa Arizabalaga has signed for Arsenal for 5 million. He originally cost Chelsea 71 million. What a mess. Mendy was much better for Chelsea.

Was solid for Bournemouth last season, very good deal for just £5m.

Don't know what Chelsea's strategy is though, they're just signing players for the sake of it it seems

[AustinPowers]

Chelsea have become a feeder club for  Arsenal