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@ChrisCowlin Maybe they should be a bit more

The Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust statement on the Roberto De Zerbi appointment... We note the Club’s announcement of the appointment of Roberto De Zerbi to the Manager role. While we recognise the limited pool of managers with recent Premier League experience, and the need to act with urgency as Spurs face the prospect of relegation, this appointment raises serious and far-reaching concerns, and many fans have been in touch with us to urge us to communicate the strength of feeling. We raised these concerns directly with the Club prior to its announcement. The Club has previously committed to challenging instances of violence against women and girls and acting with integrity and upholding its values when faced with any incidents. De Zerbi’s comments about Mason Greenwood were unnecessary, ill-judged, and deeply offensive to a significant number of supporters and, without doubt, will have left victims of male violence alarmed. We believe these statements, left unchecked, will create a divide among supporters at a time when we all need to be pulling together to back the team. It is concerning that the Club would put us in this position right when the team needs fans the most. Fans are rallying behind the “All Together, Always” initiative, and this appointment places heavy strain on that unity. If those remarks reflect his genuine views, they cast a troubling shadow over the values of the Club we love. The Club must reassert its commitment to the values that fans hold dear—chief among them equality, respect, and integrity. Any perceived sympathy toward alleged perpetrators of physical or sexual violence against women fundamentally undermines trust in the custodianship of this Club. With this appointment, communications from the Club and from Mr De Zerbi must clearly and unequivocally reaffirm these values. Furthermore, those words must be backed by meaningful action, including visible and sustained support for women’s charities and organisations working to combat violence against women. Our preference would have been for a short-term appointment of an individual or individuals who understand the Club and can lead the players in the seven battles to come. There would then have been an opportunity in the summer to attract a wide range of potential applicants with a track record of success in inspiring fans and players: candidates who could lead and develop sustained success for the team, for seasons to come. The Club has chosen otherwise. We will continue to support efforts to get behind the team and play our part in preserving the Club’s Premier League status but it is understandable that many fans will do so with a heavy heart. Our Five Principles for Spurs ownership include Leading with Integrity and Championing Ethical Standards. At present, supporters rate performance in this area at just 2.2 out of 10. This decision risks further eroding confidence unless addressed with clarity, humility, and decisive action. We fully understand that the immediate priority is to avoid relegation. However, this situation is the result of prolonged strategic failings. THST have warned for years that the Club was heading in this direction, and the lack of timely, sound decision-making has now left options severely compromised. It will take significant effort for many fans to restore their faith in the Club’s leadership. That process must begin with transparency, accountability and a renewed commitment to the principles that define Tottenham Hotspur. #COYS #THFC

@SpursOfficial @spurs11_coys

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Roberto De Zerbi as our new Men’s Head Coach on a long-term contract, subject to work permit. 🔗 thfc.pro/4m1IutG

@SpursOfficial @LikeAnsi EFL TOUR

We are pleased to announce our Men’s First-Team will visit Auckland, New Zealand to kick-off our 2026 pre-season tour 🇳🇿 More details 🔗 thfc.pro/4uXhlfx

@SpursOfficial Now

We can confirm that it has been mutually agreed for Head Coach Igor Tudor to leave the Club with immediate effect. Tomislav Rogic and Riccardo Ragnacci have also left their respective roles of Goalkeeping Coach and Physical Coach. We thank Igor, Tomislav and Riccardo for their efforts during the past six weeks, in which they worked tirelessly. We also acknowledge the bereavement that Igor has recently suffered and send our support to him and his family at this difficult time. An update on a new Head Coach will be provided in due course.

@fullback03 @SpursOfficial Standard Enic

It’s rather baffling that not only have the club been completely silent in any communication to the fans considering we are about to be relegated, it’s also completely puzzling we still have absolutely nobody in place to take over from Tudor. Are @SpursOfficial all on holiday?

Our trip to Villa Park in May has been rescheduled 🗓️

@SpursOfficial anyone home???

@MajesticOnline Absolute car crash within the walls at Spurs😢

If Spurs appoint yet another random with NO Premier League experience and 0 Tottenham connection As a spurs fan..... are you finally DONE?

@SpursOfficial Worst owners in the world

The best fans in the world 🔥

@SpursOfficial Fk the lot of them

It’s work time 👊

@ROTS1882 @COYSJordan94 Players just don’t care or get it f@k the lot of them #enicout

@Don_Falcone2 Embarrassing from all players

That’s us 💯 down now. I had this game as the do or die and they limp out with that pathetic performance after the fans have been superb all week. Zero excuses today. A complete embarrassing bunch of cunts!!!

That is it we are going down, if the players can’t get up and perform today then they never will!! #enicout

@dannykellywords Good luck mate you’ve got this 👊

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

Our second leg against Atletico Madrid is up next 👊

@livescore Pgmol fc

Arsenal still haven't conceded a penalty in the Premier League this season 😳❌ The Gunners haven't put a foot wrong in 31 games so far 🤝

Checking in 🫡

In the building 🏟️

@SpursOfficial Last time for a while

📍 Anfield

@ProTottenham How many ladders must we have walked under

We are being tested this season for sure.... Arsenal winning the title and at least a minimum of one more trophy, having a title parade with over 500,000 fans on the street singing North London Forever, a song solely used to jab at Tottenham... Potentially relegated at Chelsea at the expense of West Ham who are led by a Manager we sacked after 12 weeks.... After one of the worst January transfer windows in modern times where our Sporting Director Lange insisted on not doing any "stress deals" to save the club...... Whilst being led by a Gooner in Vinai.... The season after winning a European trophy.... After Daniel Levy who weve all been begging to leave, does go..... After Anges famous last words of "season 3 is better than season 2" With an injury recovery rate of 1 back, 2 out for the majority of the season What has this club done to have all of this happen in the exact same season?