Jeremy Lockley

@dannykellywords Get well soon Danny, take all the time you need to get better. #COYS.

OK, so there's this... ✊️✊️✊️💊💊💊💚💚💚🔥🔥🔥

Tuesday was horrible, but we will always have this. #COYS #THFC

@SimonJones_DM Inquest findings revealed.

Tottenham launch inquest after disastrous defeat at Atletico Madrid - and club legend Teddy Sheringham joins calls for Igor Tudor to leave today: dailymail.co.uk/sport/football…

@xAlexTHFC Because he is shit..

HOW HAS XAVI NOT PASSED THE FUCKING BALL THERE

@claudelittner He will have totally lost what little respect he might have had within the dressing room. He has to go.

Igor Tudor should have consoled Kinsky, not ignoring him! Very poor man management. Would sack him for that alone! Never mind. He has not won a single game whilst in charge

If the weren’t already enough signs, the manager should be dismissed for his treatment of Kinsky alone. #COYS #THFC

@LastWordOnSpurs @MailSport

🚨𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍! | Guglielmo Vicario is expected to return to Italy this summer regardless of Spurs’ Premier League status. 🔎There’s interest from Inter and Juventus while Roma are also watching developments. 🗞️[@MailSport via Simon Jones] #THFC | #COYS | #TOTTENHAM | #SPURS

@ParkLaneBlock40 Detest is strong. But agree he’s a terrible goalkeeper. I’m sure our defenders are constantly on edge because of his shortcomings (see VdV red card tonight as one example)

I detest Vicario. He’s an absolute disgrace.

If you step back and look at the trajectory of the club over the past few seasons, none of this should really come as a shock to any Spurs supporter. For the best part of three years the direction of travel has clearly been downward. Results, squad depth, recruitment strategy and identity have all been drifting, and when a club drifts for that long the consequences eventually show up in the league table. For a while the decline was disguised by the presence of elite individuals. When you have players of the calibre of Kane and Son producing moments of quality week after week, they can paper over structural problems. Goals arrive when performances do not deserve them. Games are rescued by brilliance rather than system. That creates the illusion that the team is competitive when, in reality, the foundations are slowly eroding. The difficulty is that once those individual safety nets disappear, the underlying issues are suddenly exposed. Recruitment gaps, inconsistent tactical direction, and the lack of a settled football identity become much harder to hide. What we are seeing now is less a sudden collapse and more the logical end point of a decline that has been unfolding in plain sight. So the real question is not why people are upset now, but why so many were willing to believe everything was fine while those warning signs were already there. Spurs did not fall off a cliff overnight. This has been a slow slide, and anyone watching closely could see it coming.

@cyberistia Thank you for sharing this sentiment so eloquently, my thoughts exactly.

@pokeefe1 He deserves better.

Archie btw. Feel for the lad. Played in about 20 different positions and drafted in as cover majority of the time. 19 year old showing more fight than established experienced players.

None of these players are going to give their all for a manager they know will be gone in the summer.

@charlieparrish Although in the same season that them lot win the league would haunt us for all time.

@charlieparrish I’m intrigued by relegation. Could be the complete reset the club needs.

Don’t get me wrong, relegation would be hideous in ways I can’t yet wrap my head around, but I do think things are so broken that Poch rebuilding with a group of youngsters and players who want to be here could begin to restore something fundamental — that broken fan:player bond.

@JackPittBrooke And Pochettino, who famously doesn’t like working under a sporting director, will be happy to work with two?

@JackPittBrooke Why are they doing this before they appoint the new coach?

Tottenham using an executive search company to help find the new Sporting Director to work alongside Johan Lange. Who will be the right person to join their collaborative approach? My piece: nytimes.com/athletic/70791…

@AlasdairGold And Harry Redknapp!

I love the fact that Poch made sure everyone knew it was also the birthday of 'Ann from the kitchen' at Spurs today, not just his and Toby Alderweireld's. football.london/tottenham-hots…

@cyberistia Poch *and* Kane coming back would just about pull me back in.

Apparently we have a buy back clause 💪

107 days until Iran's first World Cup match is scheduled to kick off in Los Angeles.

@JackPittBrooke Tudor is to do.

Torn between wanting to do a pun tweet about Tudor and knowing that it probably looks a bit ... QI.