The ramos era !

I was thinking about the ramos days, and of course how it was all destined to go tits up from the beginning with levy going behind jols back etc etc etc all old news now.

But lets take another look at the ramos period because the bloke just couldnt converse with the players unless it was through gus poyet.

I am thinking then, was it really the gus poyet era, ?

When you look at the circumstances that gus had to fill in for after match interviews, and when ramos did get in front of the cameras he couldnt speak a fcking word of the language.

I am now of the mind that we really didnt get the real potential of ramos as a spurs manager, simply because of the language barrier, yes poyet was the interpreter but as usual things are lost in translation.

Was it really the gus poyet era ?

Just a little change from the "was it " "wasnt it a goal " thats doing the rounds on the main board at the moment.

Aside from being the funniest thing (Ramos being made manager) to happen in the last decade from this side of the fence, you think the ball crossing the line incident on saturday was good luck?
Jeez, getting rid of him (Ramos) was the most fortunate thing to have ever happened to your club.
You were that close. Even kLegend had resigned himself to the drop, bigging up trips to Leeds etc away as being a positive outcome from it.

Mark2spark wrote:Aside from being the funniest thing (Ramos being made manager) to happen in the last decade from this side of the fence, you think the ball crossing the line incident on saturday was good luck?
Jeez, getting rid of him (Ramos) was the most fortunate thing to have ever happened to your club.
You were that close. Even kLegend had resigned himself to the drop, bigging up trips to Leeds etc away as being a positive outcome from it.

He couldnt communicate with the players mark.......end of really, he should never have been appointed unless he could learn the lingo fluently, poyet taking after match interviews said it all for me....still he won a cup in his short time with us.

Mark2spark wrote:Yep, won a cup he did.
I won't go there

But even at Madrid he didn't accomplish much, with seemingly no language barriers to overcome.

A Graham Taylor type of manager in my book. Ok in the lower leagues at getting useful players to play to their strengths in an organised fashion, but out of their depth when it comes to tactics against teams with flair.

You wont go there, memories of ar5ena1 mark.

What can you be talking about Lew, i can't remember anything about that?

I'm off now, night mate

Typical....mention ar5ena1 and they all have memory loss.