For all their faults they are somehow still 8 points clear of safety. Much like Man Utd there is absolutely no fear of relegation.
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The project 
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The good ship Big Ange limps onā¦ā¦
Ange could be the man to revitalise Aberdeen. Would be a good move for all concerned I think at this stage.
Would be a move to a club of roughly equal status with both Tottenham and Aberdeen having won one European Cup Winnersā Cup although Aberdeen have more league titles and have won them more recently.
P45 for ange?
I heard there lately that Spurs have a much lower wages to turnover percentage compared to the clubs theyād imagine as their rivals. 47% or something like that. Ange might be naive as fuck but Spurs seem to have a real penny wise pound foolish ethos at a boardroom level.
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Nah, theyāll let him limp on. Wonāt want to fork out the pay off
I had to get it in thereš
Youād wonder what Levy was thinking getting āa bloke from Ozā to run the team
Heād run out of options. They ran everyone else
A reminder
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The ship is sinking & the rats are jumping.
Half his team are missing.
#AngeIn !
He tried to tell them
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Itās funny how little old Spurs who never win anything wind up the usual suspect so much 
Ange is the man, up Ange 
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Mate, we are looking increasingly likely to be relegated if we see out the season under Big Ange. He hasnāt a breeze. @neilld doubling down and spouting utter nonsense that we need to stick with him because the ceiling of the Big Ange project is seemingly so high. The reality of the Big Ange project is, forget about the ceiling, we are looking at a floor of relegation.
Form table over the last 11 games makes for grim reading.
Relegated???
Get a grip FFS
Spurs had the coach and they got rid of him.
Conte was too good for them and bizarrely not good enough for United
Now look at both of them
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I had united fan mates who didnāt want Conte because, and I quote, āheād win one title and then leaveā
I mean the horror
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What the fuck?
I canāt fucking believe that
Jesus
You have United fan mates
Bloody hell
Relegation might not be the worst thing in the world. There needs to be a jolt and a complete reboot. It didnāt do us any harm in 1977. We came straight back up and the clear out that followed paved the way for the successes and stylish football of the early 80ās under General Burkinshaw.