Really liked this. I tried to say to a couple of people I didn't think Ibrox was all that terrible. I can't claim this level of insight but it's seeing the progress of moves like this that I was falling back on, thanks for explaining more clearly!

Not a great performance by any means, but I thought there were some decent signs of getting back to moving the ball forward more effectively. Also thought the depth of the bench is noticeable now, fully expect us to kick on once everyone is up to speed

I rarely like reading stuff about my team, so I get where you're coming from. I just think it's not supposed to be taken that seriously, this isn't political journalism, it's just a bit of fun

I see the point, as a neutral I enjoy this Spurs team, but that assumes those are the only options. I've plenty of experience seeing my team be drab and get hammered, and this is better than that, but does it not smack of resignation? Found JL's piece fun regardless

As an opinion piece is that not okay? To me, the gist is that the cult of personality around Ange has a bit of Emperor's New Clothes to it. He could choose to be a bit more pragmatic given the injuries in the side but elects not to, and then gets a bit shirty when people challenge him

In light of the tone of the other responses to this I just wanted to say I think it's funny, it makes a reasonable point and I enjoyed it.

What actions can ordinary supporters take to encourage their football associations to hold FIFA to account? We can all point at the blatant corruption but how does anything change?