Tottenham in ‘a terrible situation’ according to former chairman, despite having a ‘deep-thinking’ manager
by stresster on October 22nd, 2008Spurs are around 3/1 for Premier League relegation, which suggests that although they’re a bit close for comfort, they should still have climbed out of trouble by the end of the season. Supporters might not be so sure after witnessing the performances of their team to date, especially as Tottenham haven’t exactly had a difficult opening run of fixtures.
The Guardian reports that Sir Alan Sugar has chipped in with his thoughts on the club’s current predicament, claiming that they are in deep trouble at the moment, and that the prospect of going down is a very real one. According to the former chairman and TV star, they do have a great squad and things therefore have to come together.
“Looking at the playing squad, in theory and on paper, there is no way we should go down,” he said. “But you can never say never. It’s a terrible situation at the moment - we just have to be patient. It’s not like we don’t have the players. We have a great squad. I keep saying it every game that it’s got to come right.
“No one is too big to go down. The table doesn’t lie. You have to win games - it’s as simple as that. Manchester United lose games on occasions. Arsenal lose games on occasions. Chelsea lose games on occasions. But we’re losing them on too many occasions. It would be totally irresponsible at the moment to be talking in any terms about blaming any individuals, including the manager. The manager is no mug, he’s achieved in the past. He’s obviously a deep thinker and he’s thinking about what he’s got to do.”
It’s difficult to be patient when the team is propping up the table and in danger of needing a couple of wins to clamber out of the relegation zone. Nobody can quite put their finger on why Spurs are in this predicament, although perhaps it’s because they’re the worst team in the Premier League. On paper, you could have eleven of the world’s best players but a good team comes as a result of footballers gelling and working hard for each other. Can you see Tottenham picking up a vital three points against Bolton on Sunday?
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Tagged Under: Juande Ramos, sir alan sugar, Spurs, tottenham



yid boy - October 22nd, 2008 at 3:33 pm
if Spurs want to get better and into the top 4 teams, then we have to stop allowing ex-gooners through the gates of White Hart Lane and putting them on our pay role.
We were doing fine until George Graham set us back years, with the purchase of Rebrov and the loss of Campbell etc. We was lucky to bounce back from that, and what do we do, we go and let another Wolf into our mist. but he is not the only one.
Damien Comolli is the ex Arsenal scout, but the truth is the only person he is credited with finding is Gael Clichy. Hardly a great signing. Then you have David Bentley ex-Arsenal who is doing nothing, and Darren Bent who is Ex-Charlton. Why do we insist on allowing people from our biggest rivals join us. To me its like leaking secrets to the Nazi’s thinking they would never betray you.
The Damien Comolli situation stinks, if he is not still close to Arsenal then why is Wenger out backing him this week. Face it if Wenger thought he was as good as he made out this week he would still be at Arsenal.
We need to throw out all Ex-Arsenal and lock up shop, never let anyone with Arsenal history join us again.
But no apparently we are looking at getting Matthew Upson, not only ex Arsenal but also now Ex West Ham, how ridiculous
Paul - October 22nd, 2008 at 3:53 pm
We are now in a no win situation. Ramos wants us to sack him, he isn’t happy, wants out and knows full well if we were to sack him hed walk straight into another job in Spain £15mill better off!