@ThrillTrades Quite some murmers about central banks and sovereigns selling gold and treasuries in particular (as well as equities) that caused the gold collapse. To fund higher energy import costs, and then petro-states like the gulf nations preempting lower export revenues.
@WadeTownsendMan@SrslySirius@ManOfTheLibrary@DougPolkVids Why? I would think the opposite - the fact he is guranteeing it is significant.
If he doesn't follow through on his guarantee then criticise him. But obviously it isn't going to be resolved instantly.
@WadeTownsendMan@SrslySirius@ManOfTheLibrary@DougPolkVids seems like a very daft idea to start shooting out transfers right as an investigation is unfolding with limited information. would open up potential legal issues in connection with the investigation (particularly a money laundering one). wait for some clarity
@WadeTownsendMan@SrslySirius@ManOfTheLibrary@DougPolkVids he literally said he is personally guaranteeing it? which implies he will pay out of his own pocket should it come to it? which, by the way, isn't required but a statement of his integrity.
@TelOdell@spurstactico IMO that is a bunch of incorrect statements - the metrics, quality of football, defensive chance concession with a fit backline. Spurs were top of the league in many stats at the start of last season. But no point having this circular argument, hope you bottle the league again.
@TelOdell@spurstactico Pretty clear you haven’t watched much football (or have a clue on football analysis/strategy) and of course your interpretation of this VdV narrative is wrong - social media.
His system’s metrics were consistently good, albeit results mixed; but metrics lead results over time.
@MrMaysa@Kish_P14 Actually not too many times they were boo’d off the pitch.
Yes I watched every game and when we were in rhythm we were dominating, and creating lots of chances, without leaking many - just some unlucky results. Sure it went downhill from December for obvious reasons.
@TelOdell@spurstactico Didn’t say it was. I’m saying that whinging narrative of “oh he can’t adapt” is symptomatic of loser English ethos that replicates itself across many of our sporting codes
@MikeyHotspurs Ange did play him at left back a couple of times.
When Udogie was fit you just rather have them both on the pitch, and that puts VDV in CB.
@TelOdell@spurstactico sigh, this 'he needs to adapt' mentality is exactly the problem with the whole of our English sports ethos to the core. it's why we bottle it perenially in every sport. no killer mentality to have laser focus on winning and the structures required to get there.
@fullback03 probably on your timeline because you keep engaging. that's how the algo works.
surprised with all the exposure that you still can't spell his name? although, i guess your spelling standards make sense.
@gavan1734@AlasdairGold how many times did spurs concede to a long throw in Ange's tenure.
how many goals get conceded in the league to long throws.
what's the average per team/game.
does ange underperform with any statistical significance.
i'll bet heavily on no, and that you don't understand bias.
@Matthewmil2707@AlasdairGold seems odd that someone so inflexible could win trophys in four different countries with quite unique cultural challenges, as well as at national level, in teams that were losers before he took over.
maybe we have different definitions of "top manager".