SACK SHERWOOD

levy has told tim very nice but dim, that he has to sell before he can buy, if Sherwood lasts to the end of the season as manager i think that quite a few will be offski.............

I see the difference between Liverpool's heroic title bid and Tottenham's shambolic season is a massive 2 points then.

OLD TRAFFORD

1 January

5.30 pm

Returning to the Man United lineup after a 6-month loan to Chelsea: Howard Webb.

You can't always blame the refs Lought. I think Webb is probably the best ref in the country and one of the best in Europe.

Having said that some of the other refs decisions over the weekend were diabolical.

Mikey M

you can. hes one of the worst. take yesterday for example. completly bottled it

but rest assurd if that was chelsea v hull arsenal v west brom man u v stoke. he would of sent oscar off. it happend in front of hes eyes. how about the pens.

it happens all the times. they ref differnt in big games to protect the big players.

thats why you wont see a player in a big game get a yellow untill late in the first half.
but any other games then they just book a player when they see fit.

the amount of times a big team get a pen when they need one at home but they get ignored at the other end.

limped out of this one.

I can't understand why Levy gave him the job, but then who knows what the hell goes through Levy's mind, he certainly does not know the meaning of the words stability and loyalty. I will support Sherwood, but do not like the fact he supports the Arsenal. I wonder what kind of emotions he felt Saturday when we lost, gutted we got beat, or well at least the team I have always followed won?. Win Win situation for Sherwood while we who are Spurs through and through have had  enough of being in the shadows of the gooners,  and will continue to be until Levy stops sticking knives in the back of the managers. I watched the FA Cup highlights last night, and what Gordon Strachan said after the United game was so true. Moyes is the man to take United forward as long as he is given the time to do so just as Ferguson was when things were not going right when he first went to United. It's such a bloody shame Levy can't see that managers can't be expected to deliver in there first one or two seasons, can't stand him, just a money man, no love for football or the club, never looks pleased when we score a goal, want him out.

I think that is harsh, he is doing well considering the state of the club when he took over, IMO I think some fans never gave him a chance therefore whatever he does is not good enough. Why? because he is not foreign I think that is a lot of ********. He deserves more respect than what he is getting on this forum. As they say you may get what you wish for

But on the other hand if Sherwood IS the answer whats the quetion ?

But I don't think he will be allowed to see it out, I think he'll go in the summer and as much as I agree about stability, Sherwood was a panic appointment.

BazSpur wrote:We are going down the same old road we have gone down for tha last 20 years. Things go wrong "Change the manager". It isn't the answer.

I know you can't keep changing managers Baz but the most important thing is we have to find the right one but to be honest we haven't for a while now.

Many liked big Mart but he had run his course and had lost the dressing room and since he's left has been fired from at least 3 jobs so clearly he has limitations. Ramos had no interest in Spurs and should never have been employed to start with. The man that liked riding the underground instead of down the training ground, Mr Gross was an embarresment. Redknapp got us up the league and into the CL and many felt he should have stayed but nobody trusted him and he lost us CL and a finish above the arse so he had to go and would he have taken us further I don't think he would. So we now come to AVB and this one does split the vote with many but not for me. He was failing rapidly and for the same reasons he failed at Chelsea. His tactics were all wrong the players couldn't play to them and were totaly confused and like Jol he had his favourites something you can't have as a manager.

So we are now left with Sherwood for the rest of the season and this time when he is replaced it has to be a good manager with a track record in Europe that has won trophies and then we have to stand by him.

The problem with that is Levy is the man picking him and his track record is very poor to say the least as we all know.

So in a way I hope Sherwood succeeds and turns out to be a top manager and stays for at least 10 years. But I wont hold my breath in fact I will probably win the lottery first.

Mikey M