Comments on: The end of the Dutch revolution? http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/ Spurs blog and Tottenham forum - news, match reports, transfer gossip and more. This is life as a Tottenham Hotspur Football Club fan. Thu, 17 May 2012 14:11:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Oi oi http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15932 Oi oi Thu, 23 Aug 2007 08:22:00 +0000 http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15932 Great pic of robinson: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/internationals/6954734.stm Great pic of robinson:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/internationals/6954734.stm

]]> By: oog http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15914 oog Thu, 23 Aug 2007 00:03:10 +0000 http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15914 I'm not sure what you were actually right about oi oi? Or where you made any predictions. But if you did - then well done! My first game at wembley, new or old, today. And I've got to say - very impressive! The actual stadium, that is. The food was shit, the toilets were cramped, and its a nightmare to get home. Overall, its like an expensive motorway service station. But with an unbelievably great stadium 'inside' it. And England were abysmal. Except for Richards, and Wright Phillips when he came on. I’m not sure what you were actually right about oi oi?

Or where you made any predictions. But if you did - then well done!

My first game at wembley, new or old, today. And I’ve got to say - very impressive! The actual stadium, that is.

The food was shit, the toilets were cramped, and its a nightmare to get home. Overall, its like an expensive motorway service station. But with an unbelievably great stadium ‘inside’ it.

And England were abysmal. Except for Richards, and Wright Phillips when he came on.

]]> By: Oi oi http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15900 Oi oi Wed, 22 Aug 2007 19:48:51 +0000 http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15900 And again. And again.

]]> By: Oi oi http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15899 Oi oi Wed, 22 Aug 2007 19:44:24 +0000 http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15899 I've gotta be honest - it's a burden being so right all the time. Congrats and farewell to Jens saying goodbye to his Mighty Arsenal career. And, Robinson - slow reactions - as I predicted - wish the lottery numbers came so easily. I’ve gotta be honest - it’s a burden being so right all the time.

Congrats and farewell to Jens saying goodbye to his Mighty Arsenal career.

And, Robinson - slow reactions - as I predicted - wish the lottery numbers came so easily.

]]> By: dude http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15849 dude Wed, 22 Aug 2007 05:33:43 +0000 http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15849 Looks like MJ got a kick up the rear perhaps this will make him more positive and inspire our players to play to their potential. Hope this happens,guess we will see Sunday....3 games in and heads are rolling..Just days ago we all thought how stable this club is and now??? Looks like MJ got a kick up the rear
perhaps this will make him more
positive and inspire our players to play
to their potential.
Hope this happens,guess we will see
Sunday….3 games in and heads are
rolling..Just days ago we all thought
how stable this club is and now???

]]> By: PeteyShoes http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15845 PeteyShoes Wed, 22 Aug 2007 03:16:25 +0000 http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15845 Btw, Levy confirmed today that Jol will be serving as manager for the rest of the season... but, he pretty much has to make the Champions League in order to keep his job. Btw, Levy confirmed today that Jol will be serving as manager for the rest of the season… but, he pretty much has to make the Champions League in order to keep his job.

]]> By: farah http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15843 farah Wed, 22 Aug 2007 02:22:13 +0000 http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15843 I'm torn about MJ... he seems like a very decent chap, and the boys love him, and like almost everyone here has said, he has delivered us satisfactory results in his years in charge. I like him and I don't want him to go, really. But I've always had that nagging feeling in the pit of my stomach that we need someone... I dunno... sharper? And you brought up a good point, Bagel, about how MJ was appointed on account of Uncle Frank, though I'd always thought Santini was more of the tactician we needed - bus-parking performances notwithstanding. I grew up on Marcello Lippi at Juventus in the 90's and I must admit my heart skipped a beat when I read his name on the shortlist yesterday. But whomever we appoint as a new coach, if we appoint a new coach, we do need a pure tactician. Yet someone who's not afraid of playing two defenders and four strikers if we're two goals down because the worst that could happen is that we'd lose anyway. Dunno, I'm so torn. And we can only wait and watch. I’m torn about MJ… he seems like a very decent chap, and the boys love him, and like almost everyone here has said, he has delivered us satisfactory results in his years in charge. I like him and I don’t want him to go, really.

But I’ve always had that nagging feeling in the pit of my stomach that we need someone… I dunno… sharper? And you brought up a good point, Bagel, about how MJ was appointed on account of Uncle Frank, though I’d always thought Santini was more of the tactician we needed - bus-parking performances notwithstanding.

I grew up on Marcello Lippi at Juventus in the 90’s and I must admit my heart skipped a beat when I read his name on the shortlist yesterday. But whomever we appoint as a new coach, if we appoint a new coach, we do need a pure tactician. Yet someone who’s not afraid of playing two defenders and four strikers if we’re two goals down because the worst that could happen is that we’d lose anyway.

Dunno, I’m so torn. And we can only wait and watch.

]]> By: 1992Yido http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15803 1992Yido Tue, 21 Aug 2007 14:44:35 +0000 http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15803 im realy split on this one.... i think almost every spurs fan loves mj, he has taken us from mid-tabe dross to top five entertianment, but i do wonder if this is as far as he can take us.... coys im realy split on this one…. i think almost every spurs fan loves mj, he has taken us from mid-tabe dross to top five entertianment, but i do wonder if this is as far as he can take us….

coys

]]> By: Oi oi http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15798 Oi oi Tue, 21 Aug 2007 13:17:03 +0000 http://beefbagel.com/bagel/2007/08/the-end-of-the-dutch-revolution/#comment-15798 Bit tricky to read the blog, have you just learned how to underline, Bagel ? I've been thinking about the up and coming friendly against germany. Firstly and foremost, I want Jens to make a hat-trick of errors, thus allowing England revenge for the last game at wembley, perhaps a seaman-esqe howler ? Wasn't it Dieter Hamman who scored? I seem to recall him constantly scoring against seaman throughout that period. A Crazy Jens mistake would allow us to nail his coffin shut, and allow us to concentrate on Mr Eminem himself, young Manuel Almunia, without more metaphorical blood spilt. Secondly, bearing in mind the obvious absences from the friendly, it is certainly encouraging to watch beckham fly back for the game, I know why he wants to do it, but it is refreshing to see players so eager to pull on the shirt. Can you compare him against "I'm tired" Bentley, the 22(ish) yr old, who's played, something like 3 games this year. Or even the minor injury, "lets just sit this one out" from gerrard. I hope he runs the game, I hope it a repeat of the game against greece 5 years ago, I hope he can show the kids what it means to wear the shirt. Kinda like the Terry Butcher spirit. Or we're gonna get stuffed again. Bit tricky to read the blog, have you just learned how to underline, Bagel ?

I’ve been thinking about the up and coming friendly against germany. Firstly and foremost, I want Jens to make a hat-trick of errors, thus allowing England revenge for the last game at wembley, perhaps a seaman-esqe howler ? Wasn’t it Dieter Hamman who scored? I seem to recall him constantly scoring against seaman throughout that period.

A Crazy Jens mistake would allow us to nail his coffin shut, and allow us to concentrate on Mr Eminem himself, young Manuel Almunia, without more metaphorical blood spilt.

Secondly, bearing in mind the obvious absences from the friendly, it is certainly encouraging to watch beckham fly back for the game, I know why he wants to do it, but it is refreshing to see players so eager to pull on the shirt.

Can you compare him against “I’m tired” Bentley, the 22(ish) yr old, who’s played, something like 3 games this year. Or even the minor injury, “lets just sit this one out” from gerrard.

I hope he runs the game, I hope it a repeat of the game against greece 5 years ago, I hope he can show the kids what it means to wear the shirt. Kinda like the Terry Butcher spirit.

Or we’re gonna get stuffed again.

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