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Post by vjaska on Mar 30, 2023 23:29:37 GMT
Nothing surprises me anymore when it comes to Daniel Levy. Even Juventus sacked all their directors as soon as the news broke in Italy. Paratici has not been that great, most of the players he bought for Conte spent each game on the bench. Hopefully this is Levy's undoing and he will sell up or be forced out. Like, hopefully we (Arsenal) win the league but even if we do win it, I still want most of the hierarchy out of the club. It is only now that we've actually started to act like a big club. With who exactly? (and please don't tell me they come from the middle east either) |
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Post by JUNIOR26 on Mar 31, 2023 0:38:00 GMT
Like, hopefully we (Arsenal) win the league but even if we do win it, I still want most of the hierarchy out of the club. It is only now that we've actually started to act like a big club. With who exactly? (and please don't tell me they come from the middle east either) Why not? What's wrong? |
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Post by vjaska on Mar 31, 2023 3:05:37 GMT
With who exactly? (and please don't tell me they come from the middle east either) Why not? What's wrong? I do not want a Middle Eastern benefactor who has links to corrupt and murderous governments at my club and believe me, I'm no fan of the Kronkes at all. |
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Post by ServerKing on Mar 31, 2023 3:43:53 GMT
Yep, Spurs fan, we celebrate each 259 Derby when we meet and occasionally beat you, but things have unravelled long before Conte's tantrum. Daniel Levy's love of bargains has made us the bridesmaid, never the bride for too long. What's the point of a great stadium with nothing inside it? We've no idea where we're going, like blindless ENR6... it's a farce. The Paratici farce encapsulates everything, I hope it's Levy's downfall now. He should have sold up ages ago. Yep, you lot are proper dusted. I mean you usually beat us at your stadium but that ended this year when we won at your ground for the first time since 2014 but when you come to the Emirates you always know you're going to lose as you never beat us only once in 30 years you've beaten us at home. It's mad how many managers Levy has sacked with some being baffling. The Mourinho one was the most baffling one of all, you sack him a week before the League Cup final, a competition he's one twice with Chelsea and Man United. This is one of the things that show that he's has no ambition for your and just cares about the top four and Champions League knowing you ain't going to win anything. Your only trophies this year are Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Wizkid and that Go-Karting track you're getting installed underneath in the stadium car park I believe and its truly embarrassing/laughable. Don't get me wrong, when it comes to business, he's great at getting deals/sponsorships done but when it comes to football, he ain't got a scooby. He has lost the plot. Actually as a property planner that's something he'd HATE to do  Levy is only interested in his property portfolio, and has used the Club as a cash cow, having w.hored us out to all and sundry - NFL, boxing, concerts, now F1 Karting  There was some glimpses of kindness such as being a temporary hospital in the first Covid lockdown, but he's taken no action to boot Paratici out which is shocking. A lot of staff at the Club are unsettled, Kane wants out like Son and I very much doubt there will be much "new manager bounce" on Monday with Stellini. Too much going on in the background. A fish rots from the head down, everything needs a reboot, from top to bottom. Paratici saw the desperation and the ideal place to hide after the Juventus scandal. Levy, desperate for stability in the Club, having seen more tired coaches than FirstGroup, sought a Director of Football rather than doing everything himself. Paratici brought in his mates, Nuno etc., and knackered Serie A players each Transfer window. Going for the ready made "born winner" coaches like Conte with minimal financial backing, while clearing out dead wood like Dele Alli was a tall order. Levy was a mug who'd lap up everything Paratici told him. The Pensioner recluse billionaire Joe Lewis who owns the club under ENIC has given Levy free reign to do as he likes. If he knew what he was doing  Paratici has form for exaggerating player prices and pocketing a fee for himself. Apparently he tried to bring in Conte on a £30m contract rather than £15m according to some. Conte, just taking the money, did bare minimum. As the meme goes "You don't even have to win anything, and they will pay you to leave!"Best thing Levy can do is sack Paratici, apologise to fans and flog the Club to the next mug with an unnattended cheque book  |
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Post by northlondon83 on Apr 2, 2023 13:32:15 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64278178Brendan Rodgers has been sacked as Leicester manager This may have come a bit too late for Leicester, other teams around them sacked their manager earlier in the season and are now above them. Whatever the outcome of the West Ham v Southampton game today, Leicester are likely to become 2nd bottom by the evening. No doubt Brendan Rodgers will benefit with a huge payout whilst Leicester might get relegated, just 2 years on from their FA cup win. Rodgers got Leicester 2 5th place finishes (could have been 4th on both occassions but they bottled it on the last day of the season on both seasons), and it feels like a world away from Leicester's premier league triumph 7 years ago. I feel like relegation is looming for Leicester now
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Post by MKAY315 on Apr 2, 2023 19:14:04 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64278178Brendan Rodgers has been sacked as Leicester manager This may have come a bit too late for Leicester, other teams around them sacked their manager earlier in the season and are now above them. Whatever the outcome of the West Ham v Southampton game today, Leicester are likely to become 2nd bottom by the evening. No doubt Brendan Rodgers will benefit with a huge payout whilst Leicester might get relegated, just 2 years on from their FA cup win. Rodgers got Leicester 2 5th place finishes (could have been 4th on both occassions but they bottled it on the last day of the season on both seasons), and it feels like a world away from Leicester's premier league triumph 7 years ago. I feel like relegation is looming for Leicester now Better Add Graham Potter to the list. www.chelseafc.com/en/news/article/chelsea-statement-02-04-23 |
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Post by greenboy on Apr 2, 2023 19:14:30 GMT
Chelsea have sacked Graham Potter...
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Post by Busboy105 on Apr 2, 2023 21:17:11 GMT
Chelsea have sacked Graham Potter... The more things change the more they stay the same |
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Post by vjaska on Apr 2, 2023 22:54:45 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64278178Brendan Rodgers has been sacked as Leicester manager This may have come a bit too late for Leicester, other teams around them sacked their manager earlier in the season and are now above them. Whatever the outcome of the West Ham v Southampton game today, Leicester are likely to become 2nd bottom by the evening. No doubt Brendan Rodgers will benefit with a huge payout whilst Leicester might get relegated, just 2 years on from their FA cup win. Rodgers got Leicester 2 5th place finishes (could have been 4th on both occassions but they bottled it on the last day of the season on both seasons), and it feels like a world away from Leicester's premier league triumph 7 years ago. I feel like relegation is looming for Leicester now Better Add Graham Potter to the list. www.chelseafc.com/en/news/article/chelsea-statement-02-04-23Poor decision by Chelsea, they caved into their impatient fan base who think Rome was built in a day. More short term decisions taken in football - at least the Rodgers one was more understandable, now there's an overrated manager if I ever saw one. I remember when he was linked with us before Arteta was chosen and my heart honestly sunk - a lot of his success at Leicester was put in place by the man no one cares to bother remembering - Claude Puel |
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Post by Busboy105 on Apr 3, 2023 3:13:27 GMT
Poor decision by Chelsea, they caved into their impatient fan base who think Rome was built in a day. More short term decisions taken in football - at least the Rodgers one was more understandable, now there's an overrated manager if I ever saw one. I remember when he was linked with us before Arteta was chosen and my heart honestly sunk - a lot of his success at Leicester was put in place by the man no one cares to bother remembering - Claude Puel Was Claude Puel that good at Leicester? I remember their fans not being happy with his style of play |
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Post by MKAY315 on Apr 3, 2023 9:48:18 GMT
Poor decision by Chelsea, they caved into their impatient fan base who think Rome was built in a day. More short term decisions taken in football - at least the Rodgers one was more understandable, now there's an overrated manager if I ever saw one. I remember when he was linked with us before Arteta was chosen and my heart honestly sunk - a lot of his success at Leicester was put in place by the man no one cares to bother remembering - Claude Puel Puel was an interesting one as his footballing style wasn't really embraced as much, even when he managed Southampton it was questionable. |
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Post by MKAY315 on Apr 3, 2023 9:51:10 GMT
As for Arsenal, the one game I'm slyly dreading is Brighton at home. They're are playing too good at the moment so I feel as though they may have a point to prove. Liverpool on Sunday I won't say anything on that given how they've beaten United and City at home this season.
We have to be on the front foot and we have to use the advantage of having no mid week games this week.
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Post by ServerKing on Apr 4, 2023 4:38:42 GMT
Harry Kane "slapped at the Oscars" in the drama at Everton last night. 10 men each, then let Everton back in for a draw. Spurs is a Circus, all those supposed World Cup finalists and 'professionals' in the side and the dross they served up is really trying my patience It is in crisis, fans called for chairman Daniel Levy's head yet again, but like Arriva Group, they'll never be sold |
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Post by northlondon83 on Apr 4, 2023 5:06:50 GMT
Harry Kane "slapped at the Oscars" in the drama at Everton last night. 10 men each, then let Everton back in for a draw. Spurs is a Circus, all those supposed World Cup finalists and 'professionals' in the side and the dross they served up is really trying my patience It is in crisis, fans called for chairman Daniel Levy's head yet again, but like Arriva Group, they'll never be sold Remarkably they're still in 4th place although Man United have two games in hand, one of which against Tottenham, which will be a crucial game for both teams. However United have been poor lately, especially against Newcastle and they were lucky to beat Fulham in the FA Cup. European football might hamper their chances of getting CL football |
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Post by greenboy on Apr 4, 2023 5:51:18 GMT
Harry Kane "slapped at the Oscars" in the drama at Everton last night. 10 men each, then let Everton back in for a draw. Spurs is a Circus, all those supposed World Cup finalists and 'professionals' in the side and the dross they served up is really trying my patience It is in crisis, fans called for chairman Daniel Levy's head yet again, but like Arriva Group, they'll never be sold Remarkably they're still in 4th place although Man United have two games in hand, one of which against Tottenham, which will be a crucial game for both teams. However United have been poor lately, especially against Newcastle and they were lucky to beat Fulham in the FA Cup. European football might hamper their chances of getting CL football I can’t disagree with Danny Murphy about Harry Kane.....embarrassing 😲 talksport.com/football/1383860/abdoulaye-docoure-red-card-karry-kane-everton-tottenham-danny-murphy/ |
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Levy is only interested in his property portfolio, and has used the Club as a cash cow, having w.hored us out to all and sundry - NFL, boxing, concerts, now F1 Karting 
There was some glimpses of kindness such as being a temporary hospital in the first Covid lockdown, but he's taken no action to boot Paratici out which is shocking. A lot of staff at the Club are unsettled, Kane wants out like Son and I very much doubt there will be much "new manager bounce" on Monday with Stellini.
