Match Threads Spurs vs Palace - Match Thread - Day 26
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dontcallme
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Come on mate. The NLD would be on first if Utd's game was a walkover Palace.
Liverpool losing 6 in a row at home is a big talking point.
But fair play on finding something to moan about.
bubble07
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Wish dave jones would have given that response back to them
bubble07
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We need to tell Son Sr
slartibartfast
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Its every Spurs fans right to moan about something, more a call of duty, even after a 4.1 win
Trix
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Nah we've looked like a Poch team numerous times. Or do you not remember the last 18 months he was here.
slartibartfast
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Sorry. I know that came across as proper dickish. Just wanted to bring.up something I noticed and see if anyone else has picked up on it. I've never noticed before.
dontcallme
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My, totally legal, stream was really crap today so I found it hard to watch properly.
I wonder if Son was doing this high up the pitch. While you are correct that this makes it easier for the player to take it round him, if he does win the ball this can result in taking the player out as the player winning the ball gets it as full pace. Makes it much harder for the defender to recover than the player nicking it at a standstill.
nferno
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Its every Spurs fans right to moan about something, more a call of duty, even after a 4.1 win
just doing my bit in building that siege mentality, you know?
bubble07
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Well spotted. I hadn't noticed this
Nothing to do with our stubborn manager? can't remember which game now but it's only about a month ago when he hooked Bale and they didn't acknowledge each other at all as Bale came off,he'd tried virtually everything else before he's turned to Bale as virtually a last throw of the dice as we were in freefall and it's working ,lets hope it continues but can't help feeling he could have rescued a few games against the dross if he'd chucked him on if just for the last 20 minutes,the narrative will be pushed that it's taken him this long to get fit but I'm far from convinced.
dontcallme
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As bubble07 said, pure speculation.
slartibartfast
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Alderweirelds long ball for the 4th goal was a peach.
bubble07
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Mourinho is not blameless in this but neither is Bale
Shadydan
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Whether or not it was down to the manager or the player I think we can draw a line under it and move on, we got to this stage now so we should be looking forward and not dwelling on the past.
Colonel_Klinck
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Sky really is dog shit and only getting worse. They need a clear out of pundits and a change of style. Its like tabloid television for sports. Glad I don't pay for it.
Shadydan
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They already cleared some out last year which shows you how many bad pundits they had working for them.
hamsup_sotong
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every time bale appeared before this period, he didn't look quite right didn't he? he seem to be trusting his body more now and pushing harder
