Gareth Bale: Can Tottenham's front three better Liverpool, Man City, Chelsea & Man Utd?

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Gareth Bale is poised for his eagerly anticipated Tottenham Hotspur return in what would be his first Premier League appearance in 2,710 days against West Ham United on Sunday.

Source: BBC

 

ItsBoris

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The only one on par with our's is Liverpool's I'd say

 

Jenko

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YES!

 

Twizzle

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Man United ??????????????

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lolololololol

 

PCozzie

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Why include Man Utd in that list?

Son - Kane - Bale

vs

Rashford - Martial - Greenwood

Um....?

 

TheHoddleWaddle

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ItsBoris said:

The only one on par with our's is Liverpool's I'd say

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When Aguero is fit and Sterling on form its splitting hairs between spurs Liverpool and City in my opinion.

 

TheHoddleWaddle

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Actually, to be a bit more controversial and to spice things up. I think Arsenals attack is better than United. Aubamayang, Lacazette and Willian are a dangerous trio. Not sure they are quite comparable with the others, but not far off.

 

mark87

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PCozzie said:

Why include Man Utd in that list?

Son - Kane - Bale

vs

Rashford - Martial - Greenwood

Um....?

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Well it's Man Utd so they will always get mentioned, plus they did score 62 goals between them last season, which is pretty good.