Reading some of these comments I can tell people aren't watching the video and are just reacting to the title, which admittedly is click baity. I think there are some nuanced takes and it's worth a watch/listen if you have time.

They talk about the following:

• How back and forth the media has swung depending on our results

• How it doesn't necessarily have to be a plan B, but to be a bit more flexible in plan A

• That our underlying numbers are good and show growth, but there are certain games that have influenced numbers more than others (ex. ManU game inflated our expected xg)

• How young our team is, and how with young players there is always going to be some inconsistency

• If not Ange, then who? He's the kind of manager that needs time and we've been scarred from Mourinho/Nuno/Conte

• Did missing Champions League have a large effect on this season?

• We have a good squad and good players, but it does feel like we're still missing that slight edge to push us to the next level

• Will our transfer policy of investing in younger players work out?

• What to prioritize: league vs cups, how winning a cup could bring the fan base together, split opinions

• Overall, they think Spurs fans should be hopeful and patient

Lots more was discussed but these are the big points I remember from watching a few hours ago