Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Always the fudging way with Cheatski.
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Bullet
Andy Thompson
Wind it in afsoc. He got a small kick on the shin and went down, then got straight back up and carried on. Dele is a huge talent.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
That was for the earlier miskick, not the goal. My stream is a bit behind.
Mulletperm
Mauricio Taricco
Yet again inconsistency from a referee.
Kandi1977
Garth Crooks
Wtf are you watching? Clearly not this game! They've both been excellent!
indospurs
Young-Pyo Lee
that last observation is useless. They ha
Delle and Son have been playing very well IMO, WTF has a dive gotta do with anything ? Why not comment on their dives ?
afsoc4life
Vedran Corluka
Small kick. HE felt a touch and went down!! Watch the replay. He does this a lot around the pitch.
indospurs
Young-Pyo Lee
Ahhh, ok gotcha
Daisuk
Dimitar Berbatov
Great half by us despite the late equaliser. This is how we should play every fudging game! High pressure and intensity. Are we only able to psyche ourselves up to matches against the bigger teams? Seems ridiculous, but I'm glad we're playing well obviously.
Well done, lads, get in and up and at them in the second half! COYS!
Well done, lads, get in and up and at them in the second half! COYS!
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Happy with first half. That is how our press is supposed to work - one presses,one buddies up.
In possession you can take a risk coz you always have a mate a 5-10 yard pass away.
Moment of brilliance for the equaliser - but no one expected them not to score at home.
Chelsea have imposed themselves a bit more now, as you'd expect.
The subs and/or plan B from the 70th minute will win this game - Chelsea have more impactful subs. Although NKoudou's running would cause them issues if we wanted to try and get them on the back foot again.
Presumably Dembele will tire around 70, so Winks should step in there.
Does either manager have a plan B?
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In possession you can take a risk coz you always have a mate a 5-10 yard pass away.
Moment of brilliance for the equaliser - but no one expected them not to score at home.
Chelsea have imposed themselves a bit more now, as you'd expect.
The subs and/or plan B from the 70th minute will win this game - Chelsea have more impactful subs. Although NKoudou's running would cause them issues if we wanted to try and get them on the back foot again.
Presumably Dembele will tire around 70, so Winks should step in there.
Does either manager have a plan B?
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balesleftboot
Sean Davis
What is it with us and effing Stamford Bridge! the list of teams that have won there since we last managed it would be laughable!
We have played so well, took the lead with a quite magnificent goal, yet they get a goal from nothing right before half time.
fudge off Chelsea, losing to them is worse than losing to Arsenal IMO
We have played so well, took the lead with a quite magnificent goal, yet they get a goal from nothing right before half time.
fudge off Chelsea, losing to them is worse than losing to Arsenal IMO
King of Norway
Gudni Bergsson
It was too easy for us, wasn't it? We have never looked more comfortable in a game all season. We just needed to stay focused for a few more minutes and and get in at half time, and instead we start playing nonchalantly and arrogantly. Throwing it away as always. Dembele the main culprit this time.
afsoc4life
Vedran Corluka
Agreed. Great first half. Hope they continue the focus and ignore the imbecilic attempts by Costa to rile them up.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
How was Kante not booked to the foul on Dembele
Should have been carded and ten game stopped
Should have been carded and ten game stopped
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Truth be told, that was coming a bit. We were comfortably superior for 43-odd minutes, but then Lloris made that inexplicable pass out that gave Hazard a chance. Then, we lost three or four 50-50s in a row while they played it around a bit. And Bang! we've conceded.
This is the Bridge, where every single Spurs manager in the modern era has failed to win. If we let them get one single inch, they'll punish us, as they did back in May. We flagged, they scored. This is the script we have to work with at this place - the script laid on by years and years of history. Whatever our superiority, an inch of weakness and they'll take it to undeservedly get themselves either back into it or ahead. This is the same script we worked with at Old Trafford for so many years - and maybe people will see why I rate AVB so highly when I say that smashing that sort of script takes superhuman levels of strength and determination, from front to back, as we showed in that memorable 3-2 win in 2012.
It's been an encouraging performance, though. Apart from that late series of lost 50-50s, we've outfought them and pressed like we did last season, instead of the shadow that this season's pressing has become. Son's been the most wayward of the attacking quartet - there's a different Son every goddamn game, ranging from the brilliant to the utterly shoddy, and this time around he's elected to display the Son-with-a-bad-touch. A pass in to him bounces off his boot in ways that deaden the pace of our attacks; and it's infuriating given that we *know* he can display the silkiest of touches at times. Just infuriatingly inconsistent.
Apart from that, the defense hasn't been tested much, but has largely done its job when it has - Wanyama has played *very* well, and Walker likewise.
We have to go again. No choice about it. But I hope the lads keep their chins up, because they've pressed like lions and played really well against these cowardly, fatuous plastic c*nts.
This is the Bridge, where every single Spurs manager in the modern era has failed to win. If we let them get one single inch, they'll punish us, as they did back in May. We flagged, they scored. This is the script we have to work with at this place - the script laid on by years and years of history. Whatever our superiority, an inch of weakness and they'll take it to undeservedly get themselves either back into it or ahead. This is the same script we worked with at Old Trafford for so many years - and maybe people will see why I rate AVB so highly when I say that smashing that sort of script takes superhuman levels of strength and determination, from front to back, as we showed in that memorable 3-2 win in 2012.
It's been an encouraging performance, though. Apart from that late series of lost 50-50s, we've outfought them and pressed like we did last season, instead of the shadow that this season's pressing has become. Son's been the most wayward of the attacking quartet - there's a different Son every goddamn game, ranging from the brilliant to the utterly shoddy, and this time around he's elected to display the Son-with-a-bad-touch. A pass in to him bounces off his boot in ways that deaden the pace of our attacks; and it's infuriating given that we *know* he can display the silkiest of touches at times. Just infuriatingly inconsistent.
Apart from that, the defense hasn't been tested much, but has largely done its job when it has - Wanyama has played *very* well, and Walker likewise.
We have to go again. No choice about it. But I hope the lads keep their chins up, because they've pressed like lions and played really well against these cowardly, fatuous plastic c*nts.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
It's truly a brick whole of a ground and about as threatening as cucumber atmosphere wise
We have been excellent IMO
Let downs have been the Lino on our left who can't keep up with play and the ref for not carding Kante for pulling the shirt
Could do with Wimmer being slightly more adventurous. He is playing like a centre back when they attack him and needs to go to the man
We have been excellent IMO
Let downs have been the Lino on our left who can't keep up with play and the ref for not carding Kante for pulling the shirt
Could do with Wimmer being slightly more adventurous. He is playing like a centre back when they attack him and needs to go to the man
afsoc4life
Vedran Corluka
Truth be told, that was coming a bit. We were comfortably superior for 43-odd minutes, but then Lloris made that inexplicable pass out that gave Hazard a chance. Then, we lost three or four 50-50s in a row while they played it around a bit. And Bang! we've conceded.
This is the Bridge, where every single Spurs manager in the modern era has failed to win. If we let them get one single inch, they'll punish us, as they did back in May. We flagged, they scored. This is the script we have to work with at this place - the script laid on by years and years of history. Whatever our superiority, an inch of weakness and they'll take it to undeservedly get themselves either back into it or ahead. This is the same script we worked with at Old Trafford for so many years - and maybe people will see why I rate AVB so highly when I say that smashing that sort of script takes superhuman levels of strength and determination, from front to back, as we showed in that memorable 3-2 win in 2012.
It's been an encouraging performance, though. Apart from that late series of lost 50-50s, we've outfought them and pressed like we did last season, instead of the shadow that this season's pressing has become. Son's been the most wayward of the attacking quartet - there's a different Son every goddamn game, ranging from the brilliant to the utterly shoddy, and this time around he's elected to display the Son-with-a-bad-touch. A pass in to him bounces off his boot in ways that deaden the pace of our attacks; and it's infuriating given that we *know* he can display the silkiest of touches at times. Just infuriatingly inconsistent.
Apart from that, the defense hasn't been tested much, but has largely done its job when it has - Wanyama has played *very* well, and Walker likewise.
We have to go again. No choice about it. But I hope the lads keep their chins up, because they've pressed like lions and played really well against these cowardly, fatuous plastic c*nts.
I guess at least one person is watching the same game that I am watching.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
fudging momentum is now back with them. We need to come out second half the way we did from the off, attack the ball, attack the player in possession. We also need the luck to score early on in the half to take the wind out of their sails.
Come on Tottenham, you've already showed you can outplay them, now you need to go again.
Come on Tottenham, you've already showed you can outplay them, now you need to go again.
Take if you intend to go forward, not backwards.