Ronaldo

Not a clue. Just know he flies to and from Gatwick and has a place somewhere in Surrey.

It's the Mourinho factor.

He usually flies, mind. E-ticketing may make that difficult.

He often goes back to Surrey start of the week and comes back Thursday night.

Doesn't work.

That won't happen, mate. Too many on here want us to fail just so Pirlo and Uruguay go through.

Hart Johnson Cahill Jagielka Cole Gerrard Wilshere Lallana Rooney Welbeck/Sterling* Sturridge *Rather we went with Sterling against CR.

Did this happen? Not trying to be contrary, just asking.

Their forum is exactly like their 'city', tbh. One big disorganised mess of nothing and unemployment.

I just hope he doesn't help keep them up.

Most players do stuff like that all the time. Most clubs know how important it is to cultivate good relations with the local community. Few clubs have taken advantage of that more than us under KK.

Imagine one of ours doing that.

Did you cover it at 1-2?

Yeah, he 'followed' us at best, tbh.

Only against the poor sides, where the players' class tells. Against decent managers he gets completely out-thought. It happened against, for example, Palace and Southampton, where they both could have had the games won by halftime but we clawed our way back. Do you not think he approaches the games in quite a positive way, though? He's obviously tactically naïve but at least he not stifling the players with pragmatism. I've really enjoyed watching Spurs since he took over. I think it's different to put out an attacking team on the paper and making your team attack probably. It feels like he wants his team to play offensively, but he just looks way out of his depth. I mean they've only scored more than one goal in a game 4 times in the PL this year (2014). That was against us, Sunderland, a rattled Swansea side and then the good win the other week against Soton. I think they would've been better off with AVB. They couldn't score goals under AVB, though. Even against crap. True, but heard that they were 6p off 4th when he got sacked and now they're more than that no? (at least if Everton wins I think). 7 points if Everton win, but that's over a full season almost.

Only against the poor sides, where the players' class tells. Against decent managers he gets completely out-thought. It happened against, for example, Palace and Southampton, where they both could have had the games won by halftime but we clawed our way back. Do you not think he approaches the games in quite a positive way, though? He's obviously tactically naïve but at least he not stifling the players with pragmatism. I've really enjoyed watching Spurs since he took over. I think it's different to put out an attacking team on the paper and making your team attack probably. It feels like he wants his team to play offensively, but he just looks way out of his depth. I mean they've only scored more than one goal in a game 4 times in the PL this year (2014). That was against us, Sunderland, a rattled Swansea side and then the good win the other week against Soton. I think they would've been better off with AVB. They couldn't score goals under AVB after Bale left, though. Even against crap.

Only against the poor sides, where the players' class tells. Against decent managers he gets completely out-thought. It happened against, for example, Palace and Southampton, where they both could have had the games won by halftime but we clawed our way back. Do you not think he approaches the games in quite a positive way, though? He's obviously tactically naïve but at least he not stifling the players with pragmatism. I've really enjoyed watching Spurs since he took over.

They've been really shit to watch at times under him as well, so can't say I agree. Like when? They've been far, far more attacking.

Spurs play much better football under Sherwood, even if the results haven't been enough of an improvement.

Ours is probably as bad no? Maybe a win more? 3 wins since then.

They fight, to be fair to them. We don't even have that.

Down down down down da down down DOWN.

Rose on the verge of being Sunderland's best player for the second season running.