WiscoSpurs

A Wisconsin Basketball Play in 3 Acts: 1. Mac listens to message board experts, fires Gard 2. Super trendy mid major guy with an impressive recent March run is brought in. Experts call it "A+ hire" 3. Badgers make NCAA Tourney one time in next three years w two losing seasons

Claudio Giráldez basically is Xabi Alonso without PR. Every solid EL/UCL team should be looking for him. He just needs to work at a bigger club to get the recognition he deserves: as one of the best coaches itw.

Great to see you, @AlderweireldTob! 🤩 You're always welcome back in N17 🫶

tears, we got Gray, Sarr, Olusesi, and Bergvall all breaking out, but Lange & Co decided to shell out 40m in transfer fees and 400k per week for Gallagher & Palhinha

I have huge respect for coaches like Hansi Flick or Vincent Kompany. They are willing to accept defensive risk in order to generate more attacking opportunities. Their teams operate with short distances and high fluidity, constantly looking for dynamic superiorities much more than positional ones. They are dealing effectively with the man-to-man pressing that dominates the modern game. Naturally, this approach can lead to moments of disorganisation. However, they embrace it through aggressive counter-pressing, often creating an “all or nothing” scenario. They are willing to leave their back line exposed in 1v1 situations or, in some cases, even outnumbered to increase the chances of recovering the ball back. This brave approach can also result in heavy defeats, moments where the project seems to collapse. But coaches like Flick or Kompany have strong personality, conviction and leadership, not only to implement these ideas, but more importantly, sustain them through difficult periods.

NEC Nijmegen are thriving this season. A result of a superb and intelligent recruitment policy. They are still going strong despite losing key assets such as Roefs, Verdonk, Hansen, and Shiogai in the past 10 months. Signing other players like Başar Önal, Sami Ouaissa, Kodai Sano, and Noé Lebreton for modest fees has been a true scouting masterclass. ❤️

Thomas Frank is the worst manager we’ve had in my lifetime and it isn’t close. Christian Gross can finally sleep easy.

Thomas Frank: the worst Manager I’ve ever seen in my lifetime. Tudor has had a month of hell getting these players fit and ready to fight. And they now are. Frank should be fined by Spurs for negligence. What a useless floppy-haired beta dickhead.

The difference in fitness levels alone should mean that Thomas Frank never gets a top level job again, the fuck was he doing all season. Media have been giving it both barrels to Tudor let’s see that mentioned

Obvious disappointment, but a building block. We build from here now. No excuses. 😤

Annoys me that there’s some really nice pieces in this Spurs squad who have suffered the consequences of bad coaching, injuries and terrible squad management over the last 2 seasons. So much dormant talent waiting for an ounce of stability to guide them in the right direction

@BRICSinfo Almost like one might need a diplomatic agreement with Iran that ensures they won't enrich the uranium to nuclear weapon level 💀💀 what kind of moron would tear that up right

JUST IN: 🇺🇳🇮🇷 United Nations Nuclear Watchdog Chief says strikes may set Iran back, but will not end its nuclear program.

@Kish_P14 completely agree but that's 100% a foul on Xavi

wtf is Dragusin doing here, why’s he jogging 10 yards away from him Ridiculous

That's 1000% a foul. Whatever

Thomas Frank should go to prison for his crimes against Mathys Tel

The leading Israeli scholars of the Holocaust and of genocide - Omer Bartov, Daniel Blatman, Amos Goldberg - all agree that Gaza is a genocide. So do Israel’s top human rights groups Btselem and Physicians for Human Rights-Israel. Give it up with the antisemitism smear.

Over reliance on physicality and rigid tactical structure getting undone by teams who prioritise quality and decision makers on the pitch. People say the game has changed. But the skeleton will remain. It’s obvious. IQ, technique and better footballers have more capabilities than teams who lean more into physicality. If you have better players, and they’re more unpredictable, of course it’s going to be harder to play against than the ones who are - worse footballers overall - more predictable - physically worse because they become so reliant on intensity and physicality but also don’t train correctly / enough in the week to make them robust enough to cope with it

🇫🇷 Read recently that Senny Mayulu is dithering on a contract renewal at PSG. If he became available I’d be all over that. He’s one of the best pressing and hardest working players in Europe. - Ranks in the top 10 Ligue 1 players for pressing duels - 6th for possessions won in the final third (1.20 per 90) - Won 70% of his 6.47 defensive duels per 99 this season On top of that he has 10 G/As (0.50 goal contributions per 90). He’s versatile, only 19-years-old. Has the potential to become a really special player.

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They want me to eradicate THIS from my mind? Ha, no chance.