And I want a fucking apology from the Levy Out brigade.

The football is bad. The results are bad. The tactics are bad. The mood in the dressing room is bad. The mood in stands is bad. There is literally no benefit whatsoever to keeping Frank even a single day more. #FrankOut

- Must-win game - Doesn't win it #FrankOut

I'm sure it's been discussed already here, but a £32.5 million fee for Brennan Johnson represents Spurs' fifth-largest fee ever received. We've been absolutely awful at selling players, and as scary as it is to lose our top scorer for a third successive year, this is good business.

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Extremely disappointed that Slavia Praha and UEFA chose the comfort of a few bigots over the visibility of the oppressed. Hoping our players can provide the result that bigots deserve.

I'll take this.

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In my entirely unbiased opinion, the American guy in the Indy Eleven shirt makes some really good points in this video. youtu.be/tyPYGj_WyTU?...

PRU PRU MOTHERFUCKERS

I see everyone is having a very normal time playing the new Football Manager today.

Calling it early that this is probably nonsense.

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Amazing! The "Levy Out" protest this weekend actually worked! Uh, please don't look over there at that pile of years' worth of "Levy Out" protests with a rug on top.

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Remember that time Spurs won a European trophy?

WE HAVE A REAL WORLD EXAMPLE OF WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU DON'T TURN OVER PLAYERS AND SPOILER ALERT IT WASN'T AWESOME WHEN CONSIDERING THE LONG TERM

The celebration around the Olivia Smith transfer misses two really important things that don't get nearly enough attention. The first million-pound transfer in the men's game was in 1979, which scientists say was over 45 years ago. One million pounds in 1979 would be worth nearly 5 million today.

On Independence Day, make sure to assert your freedom from England by calling it "soccer" all day.

It's Canada Day, and the start of the month when my dad was born, so have a Canadian song that makes me think of him. You're not crying, I'm crying.

Frustrating that few people seem to understand that it takes two clubs to make a transfer work, and most clubs have huge incentive to wait until July 1 to sell, when the new season's PSR period begins.

I have defended Daniel Levy for a very long time. I maintain that his financial management in building the club from a long running midtable or worse side to a genuine competitor is deeply underrated in world where such work is easily overshadowed by sovereign wealth funds buying their way to glory.

OK so now it's official.

Waiting until there's an official CLUB STATEMENT. You will pry my hopium from my cold, dead hands.

Happy Pride! This is your annual reminder that the beautiful game is for everyone. It's footbALL, not footbSOME.

New rule: You're not allowed to advocate for replacing Ange without suggesting a specific, attainable candidate.

Sad fact: children born today have never seen Spurs win a trophy.

Right back at you, buddy. Lot of great times together over the years, and reaching this point with such great friends is the culmination of time well spent.

CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE YOU'LL NEVER SING THAT

ANGE ALWAYS WINS A TROPHY IN HIS SECOND YEAR

Not bad for Wednesday midday. Come On You Spurs!

Doors are OPEN! Come drink your nerves away while we wait for the TVs to install updates. Moe's Southwest Grill should be here in about an hour with soft tacos.

Smart was taking the afternoon off work. Really smart would have been taking tomorrow morning off as well.

Centerpoint Brewing will open at 1pm, with catering from Moe's Southwest Grill starting at 2.30pm (chicken, beef, and tofu soft tacos, $10 suggested donation). Kickoff is at 3, with a loud obnoxious celebration beginning around 5pm (result permitting).

SPURS ARE ON THEIR WAY TO BILBAO!

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Pro: Spurs remain in Europe. Con: I have to pay for another month of stupid terrible Paramount+.

Maybe Ange isn't the guy long term! Nothing I've said precludes that possibility. But also, maybe he is the guy and just needs time. My argument is that this season doesn't really indicate one way or the other, and I see a greater risk in sacking him now than in giving him the start of next season.

And if there are systemic problems, bringing in a new manager/star player/etc. is more likely to paper over the cracks than to attack the root of the issue. This will seem familiar to anyone who rode the Mourinho/Nuno/Conte rollercoaster. (I don't know if I got them in order and I don't care) 8/

It just doesn't seem reasonable to judge anyone at the club by our position in the league table or our progress in Europa, given our injury crisis and just plain awful luck on the pitch. 7/