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I just love how he speaks like an actual human being

"The last manager wasn't having me and the fans didn't think I was any good" Conor Gallagher on re-building his confidence during his time as a Spurs player

𝗚𝗼𝗹𝗱 𝗶𝘀𝗻’𝘁 𝗴𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗻. 𝗜𝘁’𝘀 𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗲𝗱 🏆 ✨ The 2026/27 Orlando Pirates home & away jerseys. 🛒 Drops 30 July ⚫⚪🔴⭐ #ThreadedInGold #OrlandoPirates #OnceAlways

🚨🚨| BREAKING: AC Milan have sacked Massimiliano Allegri. 🔴⚫️ The coach leaves his position with immediate effect.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🎙️ Conor Gallagher: “I was low on confidence [before RDZ] and the last manager wasn’t having me. The fans didn’t think I was any good. I mentally dealt with that really well, I knew I could come back and show the fans what I can really do. Hopefully it’s only the start because I’ve got so much to give and I’m really looking forward to building an even better connection with our fans.” @SkySportsNews ⚪️

🚨🔴⚫️ BREAKING: AC Milan have SACKED Massimiliano Allegri. The coach leaves with immediate effect.

Re: the letter to Tottenham Hotspur fans from non-executive chairman Peter Charrington. Positives? Contrition: important the club showed some humility and apologised to fans, who’ve been brilliant in their support through grim times when players, coaches (pre-Roberto De Zerbi) and board have repeatedly let them down. Transparency: fans were able to reply to the statement on the club website, and some strong opinions were inevitably expressed, especially about Vinai Venkatesham and Johan Lange. Fair play to the club for allowing that, knowing there would be criticism. Hope: some sensible promises/plans for the future; acknowledgement that leadership structure needs strengthening; that squad needs strengthening - and with experience - and that costs substantial sums, more than committed in the past. One charismatic leader, De Zerbi, has rescued the team and the board. More elite-level operators required through club, on and off the pitch. Negatives? Proof required: actions speak louder than well-crafted words. Dumping blame on previous regimes is a bit cheap and dodging their own responsibility (Tudor etc). Time, and real investment in transfer fees and wages, will tell. Ownership: why does this letter come from Charrington and not a member of the Lewis family, the club owners, the ones who should be fronting up and taking responsibility for a wretched season and some poor appointments? It’s their club, their mess, their responsibility to engage with fans. No offence to Charrington, he’s been very successful in other areas, banking etc, but he’s not from a football background, he’s non-exec anyway. Fans don't know him. Spurs fans deserved the letter from the Lewis family. But relief reigns, Spurs survived, and, as RDZ says, must never allow this famous, well-supported club to sink into this perilous position again. Enic and the board have to rebuild knowing how close they were to meltdown. Back De Zerbi, recruit elite and engage with fans. #THFC

As I was saying, Conor Gallagher was very revealing in this interview. Also said he hasn't been able to relax for months

"I really enjoyed the last seven games with the new gaffer" 🗣️ Conor Gallagher reflects on escaping relegation from the Premier League with Spurs on the final day of the season ⚪️

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🎙️ James Maddison on De Zerbi: “He’s obsessed with football and he’s passionate. You feel the authenticity of someone who’s passionate for Tottenham - because I am, I love this club and want this club to be successful so bad. He’s not just saying things for the sake of it and motivational meetings, you can tell he means it and that’s why he always says ‘I have blood inside me, not water.’” 🤍

🗣️ Peter Charrington’s message to #Tottenham fans Dear Supporters, On Sunday, despite a season that gave you so little, you gave everything. A full stadium, full voice, full belief, until the final whistle. I have thought carefully about how to begin this letter, and in the end that moment said it better than I can. It is why we owe you honesty about where we have fallen short, and what we are committed to now. Last September, we recognised that something seismic had to change at Spurs. The Lewis family stepped in and authorised a full reset. That decision was not taken lightly, and it came later than it should have. But what has been put in motion is real, and it marks a genuine break from what had come before. As part of that process, we discovered some uncomfortable truths. The qualities that make Spurs distinct, our football, our ambition, the connection between the team and its supporters, had been allowed to fade. Football success had not been driving our decisions. We did not have the right expertise in key roles. We did not build squads good enough to compete in the most demanding league in the world. Two 17th place finishes in a row is not acceptable, and we will not dress it up as anything other than falling well short of what this Club expects. Since September, we have restructured leadership across the Club, with a refreshed executive and football structure. Most of this team are already in post and others will arrive in the coming weeks. The Board are committed to this leadership group and will give them the stability and support they need to run this Club in the right way. Roberto De Zerbi is signed as Men's Head Coach for five years, a reflection of our belief in his ability and our commitment to build back to where we need to be. He is passionate, committed and positive in everything he does, and represents the kind of football and ambition that Tottenham Hotspur should stand for. Our commitments to you are clear: • We will build a squad, led by Roberto as Head Coach, with the right blend of experience, youth and leadership to compete at the highest levels of Premier League and European football.
• We will invest across multiple transfer windows to rebuild, balance and strengthen, with this summer representing an important first step in that work.
• We will continue to modernise our football operation, with a significant focus on raising standards across medical and performance.
• We will increase investment in the Academy to ensure that the pathway from youth football to the first team is one of the strongest in the country.
• We will build on a strong season for Spurs Women by continuing to invest in a world-class women's team, led by Martin Ho. Since becoming Chairman, I have realised that Spurs fans are built differently. I have seen it over and over again in the last nine months, across every generation, in every conversation. Even in the darkest of seasons, you showed up and carried this team. That loyalty is not something we take for granted. It is something we are determined to be worthy of. There has been speculation about ownership and the future direction of the Club. Let us be direct. Tottenham Hotspur is not for sale. The Lewis family are wholly committed to this Club and to this rebuild. They will provide the stability and investment needed at every level to move us forward, and they see that as a long-term responsibility, not a short-term fix. This season fell well short of what Tottenham Hotspur demands. We must be in the fight with the best teams in this league, every season, and we are rebuilding this Club with that standard in mind. This Club lives in the hearts of everyone who has ever loved it. It has been carried through living rooms and stands, weekends and long journeys home. We will get back to where we belong. Peter Charrington

BPL PLAYER MONITOR #KillerPass Ryan Moir’s loan spell at Black Lions comes to an end this month following the club’s relegation. The player is now set to return to Gaborone United, where he will fight for his place ahead of next season.

We gotta apply pressure on this board, hound them out imo. Club will never be successful with the current setup

Roberto De Zerbi and Archie Gray. 🤍

A letter to our supporters from Non-Executive Chairman, Peter Charrington. Read here: thfc.pro/43e5PA9

🎙️ Conor Gallagher: “I was low on confidence, the last manager [Igor Tudor] wasn’t having me, the fans didn’t think I was any good. “I’ve mentally dealt with that really well. I knew that I could come back and show the fans what I could really do, and hopefully it’s only the start, because I’ve got so much to give and I’m really looking forward to building an even better connection with our fans.” @SkySportsNews

🚨 James Maddison CALLS OUT the #THFC medical team: 😳 “Our situation with the injuries has been worse than any other club” “We need to look at why that is!” “The big names we’ve missed, it does effect you and you can’t just deny that” “If we’d had myself and Kulusevski and Kudus, we wouldn’t have been in this situation”

FNB PREMIERSHIP 2025/26 FINAL LOG STANDINGS #KillerPass #FNBPREM

Major cheat code for life: Be fully where your feet are. When you're at work, work. When you're with family, be with family. When you're resting, rest. Most people are physically present and mentally everywhere else.

Spoke to Conor Gallagher and James Maddison in Tottenham's mixed zone last night and the pair gave two of the best interviews I've done with players for some time. The overlapping message from both of them? Thank God Roberto De Zerbi came to Spurs #thfc