Why? They're just another team
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OMT - *** Tottenham Hotspur v some Scouse team ***
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Why? They're just another team
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
This. There was a time we struggled to get a draw the weekend after a midweek European match. Next challenge for Pochettino is to not go to Old Trafford and freeze.
Daisuk
Dimitar Berbatov
Lovely win for us, but I can't express enough the schadenfreude I feel for Liverpool. I just love seeing them struggle and fudge it up defensively yet again. Those fudging fukctards. Love it, love it, love it. I hope they ship another 50 goals before x-mas. fudging clams. 
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
I can still hear Barry Davies saying that too
Robspur12
Nick Barmby
Err no sorry. Beating any one of Arsenal, Chelsea or Wham is still the best feeling, since they have been the ones who have most gloried in our failures over the years.
Dr Rosenrosen
Ramon Vega
"That Spurs continue to put in statement performances like this deserves more credit. It also bears repeating: Pochettino is working with a wage bill that is half of Liverpool’s - and an even smaller friction of the wealthier clubs’ - but has produced a side that could so completely destroy them, and without even needing to be that good. The core qualities of each goal also further emphasised the extent of Spurs’ evolution, just how impressive Pochettino has developed and improved them.
Whereas they were once a brilliant but slightly predictable pressing side in 2016, they now have so much variety and potential options, as they displayed here with a 5-3-2 that brought so many thrilling counter-attacks."
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...son-goal-goals-put-to-the-sword-a8014091.html
Whereas they were once a brilliant but slightly predictable pressing side in 2016, they now have so much variety and potential options, as they displayed here with a 5-3-2 that brought so many thrilling counter-attacks."
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...son-goal-goals-put-to-the-sword-a8014091.html
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
I think Pochettino has created a system, a way of Spurs life. It doesn't matter who we have playing, the result will be consistent. The last two games, questions have been asked about the first 11 that has been selected. Those questions have been well and truly answered. I'm not worried about players coming and going.
I have full confidence in Pochettino and we are on the brink of something very special with him at the helm. Today was a great performance, well deserved victory against a team that we had previously struggled against more than we ought to have done. Great times for us.
I have full confidence in Pochettino and we are on the brink of something very special with him at the helm. Today was a great performance, well deserved victory against a team that we had previously struggled against more than we ought to have done. Great times for us.
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
Well that was just oh so much fun, absolutely perfect performance.
To continue the theme of commentator analysis; Jim Beglin is an absolute thunder-clam!
The moment on 47 minutes was so sweet: "Now, (we're) very much back in it, with the substitution and the tweak...." - Beglin
*Eriksen plays ball in, it drops to Alli who smashes it home, crowd and Drury (I think) go absolutely mental... Deafening silence from clamlin*
I know people say Tyler is a prick, but that commentary "performance" from a die-hard Scouser was an absolute disgrace.
To continue the theme of commentator analysis; Jim Beglin is an absolute thunder-clam!
The moment on 47 minutes was so sweet: "Now, (we're) very much back in it, with the substitution and the tweak...." - Beglin
*Eriksen plays ball in, it drops to Alli who smashes it home, crowd and Drury (I think) go absolutely mental... Deafening silence from clamlin*
I know people say Tyler is a prick, but that commentary "performance" from a die-hard Scouser was an absolute disgrace.
Mikey10
Jimmy Neighbour
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
I expect nothing less with Beglin. Defies logic how these broadcasters think it is a acceptable to have an ex-player of one of the participating teams in the commentary box.
That said Tony Gale commentating on one of our matches is anti-Spurs no matter who the opposition is
ledley's knee injections
Sean Davis
Yeah, he's such a numpty, he pretty much doesn't even try to hide his bias, reminds me of Tony Gale actually. I get exposed to Beglin all the time due to his status as Optus' 'main' go-to co-commentator and it does my nut.
And this followed on from the absolute farce of a commentary performance during the Real match, from that Grade A Five Star 10/10 prized Bell fudging End of a bindipping arsehole McManaman.
Bonus being, that when we smash teams like we just did... it makes it all the sweeter
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
We need to fear no one and have faith in Poch
And I've been reading that we only won cos do Kane (Liverpool forum stuff) and with mane they would have won
Now mane is a class player but he isn't a centre back or keeper and that's where the game was won today
And I've been reading that we only won cos do Kane (Liverpool forum stuff) and with mane they would have won
Now mane is a class player but he isn't a centre back or keeper and that's where the game was won today
I think we are on level points now for the equivalent fixtures last season.
We beat the promoted sides, so that's Saudi Sportswashing Machine and Huddersfield games, won both. Beat Chelsea, Burnley and Swansea at home last season, this season only got 2 points (minus 7). Beat West Ham (a), Everton (a) and Liverpool (h) this season, last season only got 2 points (plus 7). Bournemouth at home, we won last season and this season. So overall, level points.
Next game Man Utd away, so win that and we'll be +3 points on the equivalent fixtures from last season. Beating them will give us a nice leg up on where we were last season, both in equivalent fixtures (+3 points) and points total after 10 games (win against Utd and we'll have 23 points, last season we had 20 points after 10 games).
And obviously, this season we are doing much better in the champions league. More progress from Poch.
We beat the promoted sides, so that's Saudi Sportswashing Machine and Huddersfield games, won both. Beat Chelsea, Burnley and Swansea at home last season, this season only got 2 points (minus 7). Beat West Ham (a), Everton (a) and Liverpool (h) this season, last season only got 2 points (plus 7). Bournemouth at home, we won last season and this season. So overall, level points.
Next game Man Utd away, so win that and we'll be +3 points on the equivalent fixtures from last season. Beating them will give us a nice leg up on where we were last season, both in equivalent fixtures (+3 points) and points total after 10 games (win against Utd and we'll have 23 points, last season we had 20 points after 10 games).
And obviously, this season we are doing much better in the champions league. More progress from Poch.
alekaras
The ITK of IDK
Someone mentioned it earlier, but what's really impressive is that we have achieved some great results with quite different team compositions. It's easy when you have your best eleven game in and game out (ahem Leicester/Chelski), but to do it with different teams shows we're now on a different level to even last year's record breaking team. Man I love Poch!
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
One thing that amazes me is we're doing this with Winks and Eriksen in midfield. Dembele and Wanyama are huge losses but we are coping admirably.
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
We fielded a strong bench too. Get Lamela back in the mix along with one of Wanyama/Dembele and we really look good for options.
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Dele was great today especially when you consider he was playing a deeper role
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DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Well, ultimately, I eschewed summing it up here in favor of a warm mug of tea and an entertaining afternoon spent on RAWK.
But, in the end, there really wasn't that much to sum it up. I said before the game that we should stick to the same game plan we used against Madrid - sit deep, nick the ball off them and counter at pace, possibly playing Llorente up front again to provide an outlet when they tried their gegenpressing during our transitions.
We did that - with Son in place of Llorente, but otherwise, we did that. We sat deep, frustrated them, denied them the chance to play their game and broke with pace and menace when they did give the ball away or present us with a chance. I believe we ended the game with 34-35% possession to their 65-66%, and fewer shots, corners and free-kicks. But we ended up with the stat that mattered - four goals to their one. And we did that looking classy, elegant and perpetually menacing.
In short, we played like we should have done in the past four meetings with Klopp, and this time we were duly rewarded for it. Brilliant game plan, executed to perfection.
Big Daddy Kane was excellent, as usual. Alli much better - I think the deeper role he played today suits him more, since it allows him to escape the attentions of the opposition defenders and build up a head of steam from deep. Eriksen quietly assured. Son menacing, although he was guilty of a few careless giveaways and errant finishes when through on goal. Aurier was assured and purposeful on the left (errors for Salah's goal and towards the end of the game aside). The Davinson-Toby-Sanchez trio were largely impenetrable, as usual. Winks was a terrier - his distribution wasn't as good here as it was against Madrid, but goddamn did he make up for it with magnificent defensive work in front of the back line. Trippier was in control down the right, and contributed with the key balls for the first and fourth goals - his excellent technique was on display again today. and Hugo had one error (failing to come out for Salah's goal), but then made that magnificent save to deny Coutinho in the second half - more than made up for it. Also hurled that magnificent ball out that Lovren missed in the build up to our second.
And Poch was spot on for this game, as he was for the game against Madrid. And Wembley finally felt like home - incredibly loud, rhythmic, relentless. And Maradona got his show, and Spurs got their win, and RAWK got their meltdown, and all is bloody right with the world.
But, in the end, there really wasn't that much to sum it up. I said before the game that we should stick to the same game plan we used against Madrid - sit deep, nick the ball off them and counter at pace, possibly playing Llorente up front again to provide an outlet when they tried their gegenpressing during our transitions.
We did that - with Son in place of Llorente, but otherwise, we did that. We sat deep, frustrated them, denied them the chance to play their game and broke with pace and menace when they did give the ball away or present us with a chance. I believe we ended the game with 34-35% possession to their 65-66%, and fewer shots, corners and free-kicks. But we ended up with the stat that mattered - four goals to their one. And we did that looking classy, elegant and perpetually menacing.
In short, we played like we should have done in the past four meetings with Klopp, and this time we were duly rewarded for it. Brilliant game plan, executed to perfection.
Big Daddy Kane was excellent, as usual. Alli much better - I think the deeper role he played today suits him more, since it allows him to escape the attentions of the opposition defenders and build up a head of steam from deep. Eriksen quietly assured. Son menacing, although he was guilty of a few careless giveaways and errant finishes when through on goal. Aurier was assured and purposeful on the left (errors for Salah's goal and towards the end of the game aside). The Davinson-Toby-Sanchez trio were largely impenetrable, as usual. Winks was a terrier - his distribution wasn't as good here as it was against Madrid, but goddamn did he make up for it with magnificent defensive work in front of the back line. Trippier was in control down the right, and contributed with the key balls for the first and fourth goals - his excellent technique was on display again today. and Hugo had one error (failing to come out for Salah's goal), but then made that magnificent save to deny Coutinho in the second half - more than made up for it. Also hurled that magnificent ball out that Lovren missed in the build up to our second.
And Poch was spot on for this game, as he was for the game against Madrid. And Wembley finally felt like home - incredibly loud, rhythmic, relentless. And Maradona got his show, and Spurs got their win, and RAWK got their meltdown, and all is bloody right with the world.
