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***OMT TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR v Watford***
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paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Goal took the gloss off, slightly. But will take a 4-1 away win all day long
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
4-1 win. Should have been 8-0 but still ... that'll do nicely.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
If Hugo kept that out......I think the goal line technology may have melted
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
3rd for an hour. Not a bad start to 2017
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Yep his movement was good but his touch finishing and decision making were not. He's a strange player. You almost know what sort of game he going to have from his first few touches.
Is that true?
I thought he played twice before demanding a first team slot ahead of Perryman, although he now admits it was wrong to ask to be ahead of Mullery, Peters etc
I still think he quietly wants Spurs to do well and you can hear the desire of a fan when we aren't playing well.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Man, nothing's ever perfect with Spurs, is it? 
Anyway, it was a good, solid, eminently professional win. That late goal took a bit of the gloss off, and in the end we weren't able to inflict Watford's heaviest-ever home defeat because of it...but I'll take 4-1 away every day of the f*cking week.
A vital win, and a vital bit of padding for the GD heading into three difficult Prem fixtures (and an eminently winnable FA Cup tie) - I'd take four/five points from Chelsea and West Brom at home and City away right now, if they were offered.
After the City game, our next difficult fixtures (imo) are Liverpool away in the middle of February, Palace away in March and Leicester away in April - the last of which marks the start of a tough closing period for us, with West Ham away and the Goons and United at home in the final few games. But between the end of January and the back-end of April lies a stretch of relatively benign fixtures, with even tricky opponents (like Allardyce's Palace and Everton) only facing us at home.
Ride out this month, lads. Finish it with 46-47 odd points (including a win against Sunderland), progress in the cup, and we've got two solid months of relatively hiccup-free games to plow through, EL and cup commitments permitting.
Kane and Alli had very good games. Toby, Wimmer, Rose and Trippier all had good games - Wanyama and Eriksen had reasonably solid games, Son had his usual inconsistent spells, I felt like Dier was still a bit unsure of himself (as evidenced by that needless concession of the late free kick that they scored from), and Lloris had nothing to do.
Anyway, it was a good, solid, eminently professional win. That late goal took a bit of the gloss off, and in the end we weren't able to inflict Watford's heaviest-ever home defeat because of it...but I'll take 4-1 away every day of the f*cking week.
A vital win, and a vital bit of padding for the GD heading into three difficult Prem fixtures (and an eminently winnable FA Cup tie) - I'd take four/five points from Chelsea and West Brom at home and City away right now, if they were offered.
After the City game, our next difficult fixtures (imo) are Liverpool away in the middle of February, Palace away in March and Leicester away in April - the last of which marks the start of a tough closing period for us, with West Ham away and the Goons and United at home in the final few games. But between the end of January and the back-end of April lies a stretch of relatively benign fixtures, with even tricky opponents (like Allardyce's Palace and Everton) only facing us at home.
Ride out this month, lads. Finish it with 46-47 odd points (including a win against Sunderland), progress in the cup, and we've got two solid months of relatively hiccup-free games to plow through, EL and cup commitments permitting.
Kane and Alli had very good games. Toby, Wimmer, Rose and Trippier all had good games - Wanyama and Eriksen had reasonably solid games, Son had his usual inconsistent spells, I felt like Dier was still a bit unsure of himself (as evidenced by that needless concession of the late free kick that they scored from), and Lloris had nothing to do.
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Mikey10
Frederic Kanoute
Jamie Cnutaggher talks some tripe.
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I don't mind too much about that, shots from range and tough half-chances always pad out the 'attempts' stat. What is very good for us is that our goals were all great chances from close-range. If we keep creating these kind of chances, we'll score loads of goals.
Whiffler
Jermaine Jenas
Scored more PL goals for us than VJ, so far
afsoc4life
Vedran Corluka
Didnt watch it. I am going to look for the highlights. Delighted with the results. Well done boys. Had to sacrifice this to have New Year's lunch with the family and in-laws. Totally proud of the result and the team. On to Chelsea.
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Just what we needed, back=to-back away wins, takes a little bit of pressure off the Chelsea match. Anything less than 6pts from those 2 matches would have put us under real pressure.
Yet again we go last though with all our rivals around having played.
Yet again we go last though with all our rivals around having played.