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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Wed 21 May 22:01
Ange has got them into next season`s Champions League! I`m sure he`s looking forward to the post-match conference!
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Topic Originator: Dave_1885
Date: Wed 21 May 22:04
“I always win a trophy 2nd season mate”
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Topic Originator: stevemac
Date: Wed 21 May 22:05
Hopefully he will stick 2 fingers up and tell the doubters to "**** off".
Media has been horrendous with him .
Think he will now leave.
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Topic Originator: Big T Par
Date: Wed 21 May 22:08
Well done Spurs 👏👏 and well done Ange. Now go to the press conference and say, Fvckin told you and leave 👏👏
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Topic Originator: saltonsgonagetu
Date: Wed 21 May 22:15
870 million pounds of talent on the pitch for that utter mince .
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Topic Originator: parathletic
Date: Wed 21 May 22:17
Spurs had 3 shots in the match, one of which was on target. They committed 22 fouls too.
Post Edited (Wed 21 May 22:17)
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Wed 21 May 22:23
Really pleased for him and Spurs (am I allowed a 3rd team?!)
Faither would`ve been chuffed to bits.
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: viking_par
Date: Wed 21 May 22:31
As both a Pars and spurs fan, I am absolutely delighted!!
Also, I have it on good authority our owner is a massive spurs fan too so he will be delighted also.
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Topic Originator: Buster_Brown
Date: Wed 21 May 22:39
Other than West Brom, I don’t really follow English football but I’m delighted for Big Ange, liked the way he had Celtic playing, when he was there, and I like to see people who have been a part of our game, do well in England with the way their media turn their noses up at us.
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Topic Originator: king lad
Date: Wed 21 May 23:51
Well done spurs, get it right up you Jim Ratcliffe
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Topic Originator: DNCH
Date: Thu 22 May 03:49
He`s a good example of how to acquit yourself amidst pressure and scrutiny. He had every right to rub it in everyone`s face tonight after they won but instead he conducted himself with class.
Well done, Ange. Nice guys finish first.
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Topic Originator: DunPar
Date: Thu 22 May 04:22
If he had any self-dignity he’d tell them all to feck off, resign and get himself up to EEP first thing tomorrow for his unveiling as the new manager of DAFC.
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Topic Originator: RossF
Date: Thu 22 May 04:55
Delighted for Ange. Pathetic how all the reporters/journalists who treated him like rubbish are now kissing his bottom and creating memes about how he wins trophies in his second season. Ange deserves so much credit for bringing Spurs some long awaited silverware - even if their league position was awful. It’s amazing how a team who finished 4th bottom in the EPL will be playing in the champions league next season.
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Topic Originator: GG Riva
Date: Thu 22 May 06:08
Quote:
king lad, Wed 21 May 23:51
Well done, Spurs, get it right up you Jim Ratcliffe
I wouldn`t normally mind who won, but JR was reason enough to be delighted for Spurs and Ange, who comes across as a decent manager who normally sets his team up to play attacking football.
For all the hype around Amorin, he`s not improved Man U yet. He probably needs to move out a number of players over the summer and replace them with others who are better and play for the jersey instead of going through the motions on the pitch.
Not your average Sunday League player.
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Topic Originator: cammypar 1995
Date: Thu 22 May 07:57
Not a Spurs fan at all, in fact, I’ve always had a soft spot for the old Arsenal sides, especially from the days when they played at EEP. But I’ll say this: I’m absolutely buzzing that Ange has managed to shove it right back at the journalists who’ve been on his back all season.
Let’s be honest, if he hadn’t come from Scottish football, there wouldn’t have been half the circus that’s followed him since day one doubting his ability. The guy’s kept plugging away in tough circumstances and the media treatment’s been nothing short of a joke.
Haven’t caught his post-match presser yet, but I really hope he gave it the full 9 yards. He’s earned the right.
c'mon the pars
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Topic Originator: shellypar
Date: Thu 22 May 09:44
I think spurs and big ange may kick on from this tbh
COYP
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Topic Originator: Playup_Pompey
Date: Thu 22 May 09:48
Brave decision to sacrafice the league to go all in on the Europa league but got the result in the end.
Ange comes across as a genuine guy. Taking the time to speak to each united player post match last night shows a touch of class. English media went looking for a headline and he`d proved to them he is no fool.
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Topic Originator: parathletic
Date: Thu 22 May 09:54
Quote:
shellypar, Thu 22 May 09:44
I think spurs and big ange may kick on from this tbh
I think Levy will sack him anyway. I reckon they already have a successor lined up.
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Topic Originator: LochgellyAlbert
Date: Thu 22 May 10:04
Two mediocre teams playing in a mediocre final, what could go wrong?
My late uncle who was a season ticket holder at White Hart Lane will be smiling down at you!
Well done Spurs, good to see the look on Ratcliffe`s face as he issued the P45`s!🤣🤣🤣
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Topic Originator: 1985Par
Date: Thu 22 May 11:00
I quite like Man United. In contrast to their City rivals their games are at least entertaining to watch, though that`s probably because of how bad they are. I was rooting for Spurs last night however for the same reason that others have said- the pounding Ange has taken in the media. Having said that United were the better team and that`s saying something. Spurs may have won a trophy, no mean feat, but it doesn`t disguise the fact that they are awful and arguably worse under Ange than they were under the long list of previous managers who`ve been punted for finishing way higher than 17th.
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Topic Originator: SeasonedPar
Date: Thu 22 May 11:56
Much as I wanted a Spurs win, I thought they were pretty physical in the 2nd half. It got the job done, Man U just not up for a fight.
Scrappy, but exciting, end to end in places, although lacking many clear chances. Delighted for Ange and the sheer joy of the Spurs fans, who created a brilliant atmosphere.
Man U need to rebuild. Reports already suggesting players like Maguire, who had a decent game till he lost the plot with Romero (more GIRUPfrom the Spurs captain!), would have to be taking a big pay cut to move. Golden goodbyes all round?
Post Edited (Thu 22 May 12:01)
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Topic Originator: Rigger Al
Date: Thu 22 May 13:49
Quote:
Playup_Pompey, Thu 22 May 09:48
Brave decision to sacrafice the league to go all in on the Europa league but got the result in the end.
Ange comes across as a genuine guy. Taking the time to speak to each united player post match last night shows a touch of class. English media went looking for a headline and he`d proved to them he is no fool.
Think he knew they were not in a posirion to compete to win the league so opted for survival and a major trophy
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Topic Originator: USMac
Date: Thu 22 May 14:08
Spurs’ injury list was crazy this season. Ange got his CB first-choice pairing back for the final, but no Maddison or Kuleveski, and Son only on the bench. So how were Spurs going to create chances to score last night? He played to the strength he had, and he got his reward. Good guy won.
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Thu 22 May 14:16
The irony is that Ange has been criticised all season for playing in a cavalier fashion with no Plan B which cost Spurs loads of points in the League. In the Final he confounded his critics by playing much more conservatively and grabbing a goal against the run of play which his team then defended for almost an hour.
He seems to have been quite restrained in his comments since the game ended and was just happy to have proved his critics wrong. I think he resents the attitude amongst a lot of the media and fans in England that no one has really achieved anything in the game until they do it there or in one of the other major football nations.
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