I really enjoyed that piece, and it kind of makes me want to like AW again. He's made mistakes, and I think his biggest one was placing too much faith in his project players to come good, and then being let down by them in a number of different ways. Since the Summer, the manager seems more ready to react and adapt rather than carrying on regardless, and the players he has bought have been a success and have transformed our team. There's progress still to be made, but while clearly Sp*rs are ahead of us at present - it is wortwhile remembering (while the nation cums all over Redknapp) that while they have been remarkably fortunate in keeping their best players fit and together, we have had the guts of ours ripped out by long term injury and departures, yet AW has done remarkably well in bringing us back from the abyss. When something similar happend to Spurs in the season Ramos got sacked, they ended up finishing 8th with 51 points!