@chuckdavie@Spurseee@JacobHorsfall_ So now you want to talk about injuries, while failing to mention spurs injuries from last season, they had Bissouma and Gray as a starting CB partnership at one point!
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I’m going to speak my mind freely today.
There is a significant issue within our fanbase right now.
Too many people are arguing on social media, each determined to be the one who says, “I told you so.” Everyone seems desperate to stay ahead of the curve, trying to make themselves look clever.
Those jumping on the "Ange out" bandwagon for a few Twitter brownie points are an absolute joke.
Since when did we, as a fanbase, become so impatient with projects?
We were all frustrated when Levy hired “win-now” managers like Jose and Conte, only to fail to back them with the spending they required. It seemed like we had collectively accepted the need for a project manager, as that approach was the only realistic option under Levy’s ownership.
Now we finally have a manager who is willing to take responsibility, stay the course through good and bad, and is determined to lead us to success. And yet, a vocal minority of fans want him gone during the worst injury crisis we’ve had in years?
Meanwhile, the owners sit back and relax, doing little to help the situation. Their inaction continues to cost us games and adds to our injury crisis due to a lack of rotation.
And yet, some fans are more focused on hounding the manager out of the door.
What has happened to my club?
What has happened to our fans?
Get. A. Grip.
#InAngeWeTrust
#BackAnge
#LevyOut