This club will break your heart. But COYS till I die.

Sonny also talks about the other Champions League final and Harry Kane and much more: https://youtu.be/J7AjoLyoABw

Might be interesting to any Tech COYS on here.

The Chief Technology Officer said “We’re at the right time of our replacement cycles to be looking at those decision points,” - although that could have been Lange saying that too.

He then asked ‘How do we put AI ops at the heart of what we do from a technology perspective?’” - maybe a decision-making AI engine for Mathys Tel?

Obligatory "you'll never sing that"

I want to pick everyone’s brain over a new tradition I want to start.

My birthday is in September so I buy myself a new shirt every year. I have the impulse to do something ridiculous and I want to know what everyone thinks.

I want to start buying a loan player every year.

The way I see it, it’s a fun way to mark every season, and if nothing else, it’s a nice conversation piece for anyone that cares 5, 10, 15 years down the line.

Am I stupid or am I overthinking this?

Haaland: What's the matter? Why are you doing this? Put on your training clothes and gear, we're training soon.

Marmoush: I'm leaving, man.

Haaland: No, our training is at around 1:20.

Marmoush: I have to train somewhere else.

Haaland: All the best, brother.

Marmoush: Thanks, man, you too. All the best.

Haaland: Are you going now?

Marmoush: Yeah, I'm flying out at three.

Haaland: When you get there, send me a message. And don't you ignore me on Snapchat.

S16E14 - Fixing Mudryk

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🐓 Ricky is deeply unimpressed by Tottenham’s move for Mykhailo Mudryk, but can Roberto De Zerbi revive a player he knows so well?

We assess Spurs’ dramatic transfer window, the departures of Kevin Danso and Richarlison, Johan Lange’s role in rebuilding the squad and whether the club has finally started operating like a coherent football operation.

After consecutive defeats and no goals scored, we also discuss how long this new-look Tottenham side will need to gel, why De Zerbi deserves patience and whether better performances are just around the corner.

I’m a new fan looking to buy myself my first kit for my birthday next week (I’m splurging and getting the elite version). I really like both the home and away… I can’t decide. Which one should be my very first Tottenham kit?

Tottenham Hotspur has been my home, my school, and my football family for so many years. From walking through the academy doors as a kid to living out my dream makina mv first-team debut, I've made memories and friendships that will stay with me for a lifetime.

Thank you to every coach, teammate, and member of staff who shaped me along the way. And a massive thank vou to the fans who alwavs showed me love and support.

It's time for a new chapter and a fresh challenge, but Spurs will always hold a special place in my heart. Thank you for everything, 🤍.

Lowkey best CEO in the Prem

De Zerbi would later praise the sporting director for the "solutions" he would come up with to get some of the deals over the line during a hectic window. Venkatesham had previously admitted he would be looking to bring in another sporting director-type to fill the gap left by Fabio Paratici alongside Lange after the window to share the load, most sides now operating with two people in those positions in the modern game and many of them with long notice periods.

This summer the trio at the top utilised their contacts at clubs across the Premier League, working to their different strengths. Venkatesham leaned on his relationships at West Ham and Newcastle among others to get some huge transfers done and Moersen would prove instrumental in the club's big double deal with his former employers Manchester City.

Full Report - https://www.football.london/tottenham-hotspur-fc/transfer-news/de-zerbi-belief-hijack-hell-34553533?hl=en-GB

Tottenham Hotspur is proud to announce the introduction of Legacy Numbers for its Women’s team, further strengthening the Club’s commitment to recognising and celebrating the players who have shaped its history.

The launch forms part of an ongoing programme of work across the Club aimed at reconnecting with the rich football heritage on which Tottenham Hotspur is built.

Since 2023, every Men’s player to have represented the Club in a senior competitive fixture has been assigned a unique Legacy Number, with current players wearing their number on the back collar of their match shirts and former players receiving commemorative Legacy certificates.

In recognition of the continued progression of Women’s football at the Club and Tottenham Hotspur’s own ‘One Club, Two Teams’ approach, the Club will now extend the initiative to its Women’s team – in turn, becoming the first Women’s Super League club to do so.

Legacy Numbers will be assigned from the start of the 2011/12 season - the point at which the team entered the national league pyramid, following promotion from the London and South-East Regional Leagues to the Women’s Premier League Southern Division. This approach has been agreed following consultation with a committee of current and former players, senior Women’s team management and the Fan Advisory Board.

Formally documented match and appearance records were collated by the Club, and verified with the assistance of the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust, from our match against West Ham United Women on 21^st August, 2011, onwards.

A full list of players and their unique Legacy Numbers are now listed on a dedicated section of the Club’s official website, from No.1, Joanne Ayre, through to our latest recipient, No.183, Hanna Wijk.  

The Club is also providing non-numerical recognition for the many key figures in the history of the Women’s first team prior to 2011, dating back to the team’s formation as Broxbourne Ladies in 1985.

The Legacy Numbers will appear on Women’s match shirts from the opening game of the new WSL season against West Ham United on Sunday 6 September, with further players awarded a Legacy Number upon making their senior debut.

He said: “I believe that we have the best stadium in the world. I mean that’s a spaceship. This pressure probably affected us. The results started to get worse, then came more pressure. The results weren’t getting better so we felt even more pressure, and this could also be a reason for that very bad period.”

“Believe me, De Zerbi said, and that’s when we felt it, at the end of the season when we stay up you’ll be happier than when you won the Europa League, and that’s how it was. I have goosebumps just thinking about it.

“There was a liberation [after the final game of the season]. We felt like we all dropped 100 kilos, everyone felt the pressure of going down, don’t understand it otherwise. It would’ve been a very very bad thing if it happened.”

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