bubble07
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Will be irrelevant as to catch them we would naturally have to have a better GD
Match Threads Spurs vs Sheffield Utd - Match Thread - Day 34 - KO 7:15 pm
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Will be irrelevant as to catch them we would naturally have to have a better GD
SlotBadger
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Yeah
Mattspurs1982
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usual stuff like I feel good, I always needed a run of games, playing consistently is good, we feel better attacking, it’s a happy dressing room etc
mark87
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It'll be tough, both West Ham and Liverpool have 'easier' run-ins than us, imo.
Shadydan
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Not much, people are reaching as per...
midspur
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chrissivad
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It might have been only Sheffield United, but under Jose we would have looked lost and scared.
Huge turn around In a short time.
Players pressing, wanting the ball (lo Celso looked good in cm!) And making runs off the ball.
Huge turn around In a short time.
Players pressing, wanting the ball (lo Celso looked good in cm!) And making runs off the ball.
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muppetman
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Good interview with Basham there and I think it was interesting that he highlighted the composure of our strikers. I think sometimes we take for granted just how good they are but you only have to look at Chelsea to see that our front players are actually exceptional.
Id much rather that than see Winks anywhere near the starting 11.
Marty
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And yet they were all 50-70 yards from goal for the majority of games under the last manager.
fishhhandaricecake
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Really? To be fair it’s the kind of time of the season when heads get turned like Walker final 5 games under poch season when we ran Chelsea closeish. That cup loss and barely competing could’ve been the final straw for him but I didn’t notice he wasn’t smiling when we scored etc if you watched him that closely and his body Lang etc was bad then that is a concern as as fans we can tell sometimes if a players head is elsewhere etc
DarwinSpur
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Well I'm not sure this observation has anything to do with the point I was responding too but just to bring it back to Tanguy - Dele Alli has put up the kinds of numbers Tanguy can only dream about for multiple seasons.
Now he may have lost all of that ability and desire but he has shown it and reaped the results over multiple seasons. When Ndombele shows the required determination and consistency to achieve that kind of output then, maybe, you'll have a point.
Dele started today because he's clearly shown more in training than Ndomble - a player who has the skill set to be the best midfielder in the world. The issue here is not Dele, not Mason but Tanguy Ndombele's apparent desire to piss all his talent up a wall. It's a crying shame.
muppetman
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Who convinced quite a section of our fanbase that most of our players are total gash. Weird.
Didn’t get excited about Sons goal either to be fair
EaMidSpurs
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VAR showing it's worth again, disgraceful not to send the bloke off for a blatant stamp on Lo Celso
delawarespur
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The Bale-Aurier understanding and relationship today was really fun to see
