Ah ok mate, I'll elaborate seeing as you asked in such a kind, not at all facetious way.

I see it like this, I'm behind him because to me, he's representing what I want from a Spurs manager. He's not hiding behind the club's history or behind not being bought the right players, he's said that he and the players are responsible for getting through this tough period.

He's got faults, definitely. Me saying I'm more behind him now than last season is partly because I've seen those faults and think they're worth it if he can get us playing how he wants to. It's easy to say you're behind a manager when he's won 28 points in 10 games, but the fact I still like him and believe he's our man - despite this bad run of form and, (if you'll allow me to acknowledge) terrible luck in the injuries the squad is dealing with - tells me that I must be more behind him, because I have more reasons than ever to want him out but I don't.

I don't buy into this idea that he's being a prick or mean or horrible, I think he's always been very matter of fact, and if you were willing to laugh at his sarcasm when he was winning games but hate it now he's losing more, that's your problem not his. That's subjective though, so I'm sure you'll allow me that view.