I admire your optimism. I’ll take it.

The first half was embarrassing. We couldn’t string a pass together. Were shrugged off every ball. It was like watching a non league team.

Better in the second half. But still creating so little.

Obvs will give him time but a lot to worry about. When do we see positive change?

Got a local one here in SE London for nomadic Spurs dads. It’s cathartic. Mostly just group therapy.

You’re right. November 2014.

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/footba...

Those have been quite the 11 years.

Me too. It didn’t matter who we played, if they scored first, or if it was 0-0 for most of the game. You just knew. He created a shift from top to bottom.

I think the whole club must know that now. Look at the money we’ve spent and wasted since. Imagine a fraction of it given to him.

I knew it was my favourite Spurs period by some way, but I don’t think I realised just how lucky we were.

The team, the youngsters, the manager + Kane.

Next up, Sir Harold of Tottenhamshire...The noise when this went in was something else. #COYS

They’ve voted 52/48.

Yes. No doubt about it.

The opposition, the angle, the noise, the crowd, the celebration.

Pure unadulterated joy.

Yes please. More of this…

The mask has previous.

youtube.com/shorts/FtxSH... it’s a good omen.

One of them I'd nearly forgotten about. Some weren't my experiences, they were told to me third of fourth hand - but they are still just as powerful.

I'll add a link to the full speech. But please look after yourselves, it has some emotional points and references self harm youtu.be/tGaPWJTJc1I?...

Think about the two or three examples you've got that help you know the difference giving can make. Maybe even include a real example that angers you - that shows what happens if you're not there. And a few that show hope.

The stories in this speech spanned 12 years….