There’s something about Danny Rose that needs to revisited here. Something that ought not be overlooked.
He’s a thick as pig muck.
His dramatic improvement under Poch must not cloud our appreciation of how daft this guy is. Anyone stood within 100 yards of Bonzo is automatically gifted 50 IQ points.
In this BBC interview we have two major issues confirmed.
1. Spurs don’t media train anyone.
2. Too many of you have been buying into the notion the team is a rock solid unit – this is a Lollypop Land fantasy.
In one interview Rose has wreaked havoc and essentially threatened us with a doomsday scenario should Tottenham fail to break from the Levy tradition and start winning stuff and start paying the market rate in wages.
Rose says a big name could enable them to “push forward” and win a first trophy since 2008.
Levy doesn’t buy big names. He sells them.
Some players ‘might fancy a change’ or feel Spurs are a ‘nearly club’
We really don’t need to hear a player come out with this. That’s my job, you imbecile.
Spurs need to add depth as well as quality to their squad.
See above.
Rose said:
“I was told a few months ago these next two or three windows are going to be the ones where full-backs are going to go for a lot of money so we’ll see. There is only so much the club can do; a lot of it has got to be down to the individual.
How is this not open revolt?
Really? Based upon what. What have you clowns actually won?
“But it depends where the individual is in the stage of his career. He might feel he has done enough at Tottenham and might fancy a change or might feel Tottenham is the nearly club that nearly wins the league and might choose to move on.
“The club can only try and make a player see that they are going in the right direction and ‘if you stick with us it won’t be long before we are winning something’.”
This is beyond parody.
Is Donna Cullen on holiday?
