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Tom Huddlestone
****OMT Tottenham Hotspur vs Fulham **** Saturday 19th April 2014 12:45
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****OMT Tottenham Hotspur vs Fulham **** Saturday 19th April 2014 12:45
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Right, let's Fahking 'Ave it!
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Tottenham Hotspur host Fulham at White Hart Lane on Saturday 19th April 2014 (KO 12:45) in the 35th match of the 2013-14 Premier League season.
Spurs come into the match in 6th place on 60 points, while Fulham are in 18th place on 30 points. This will be the 140th meeting between the two clubs.
Fulham were founded in 1879 as Fulham St Andrew's Church Sunday School FC and played under the name Fulham Excelsior until 1888. The first meeting with Tottenham, who were founded three years later than Fulham in 1882, came in the Southern League in September 1903 at Craven Cottage and resulted in a 0-0 draw. The reverse fixture at White Hart Lane in January 1904 was won by Spurs 1-0.
Spurs and Fulham also competed in the London League and both fixtures that season were won by Spurs 2-1 at home and 5-1 away.
The clubs competed against each other for three more seasons in the Southern League with Fulham winning four games, Spurs winning one and the remaining match drawn. Spurs were Southern League Champions in 1899-1900 and Fulham Champions twice in 1905-06 and 1906-07.
There were also two seasons in the Western League in 1904-05 and 1905-06 with Spurs winning twice, Fulham once and one game drawn.
The clubs met on tour in May 1907 in Ostend, Belgium in a match which Spurs won 2-1.
The first Football League meeting between the clubs came in the Second Division in December 1908 at Craven Cottage with Spurs winning 3-2. Tottenham also won the home fixture in April 1909 1-0 with the great Vivian Woodward scoring the winning goal. A few months earlier, Woodward had captained the Great Britain football team to their second of three Olympic Games Gold Medals.
Sandwiched in between those first League encounters was the first FA Cup match in the old second round (today's fourth round) at White Hart Lane, which was won by Spurs 2-0. To date, the clubs have met 8 times in the FA Cup with Spurs winning 5 games, Fulham once and 2 draws.
As Spurs had won promotion to the First Division after their maiden season, there were no more League meetings with Fulham until after the First World War.
During the War, the clubs met frequently in the various competitions which were created to provide entertainment for the masses and many of Tottenham Hotspur's "home" matches were played at Arsenal's Highbury Stadium as White Hart Lane had been requisitioned by the Army.
When football resumed in 1919, Spurs had lost their First Division status to Arsenal under controversial circumstances and met Fulham in the Second Division in December at Craven Cottage in a game Spurs won 4-1. The reverse fixture was also won by Spurs 4-0 on their way to the Second Division Championship.
There were no more competitive matches with Fulham until Spurs were relegated to the Second Division in 1932-33 and both fixtures ended in draws. There were four more seasons of Second Division football before the outbreak of World War Two and honours were even with two wins apiece and four draws in those eight matches.
Spurs and Fulham met 13 times during the War with Tottenham winning nine games, Fulham one and three drawn matches. The clubs met in the Second Division for the first three seasons after the War with one win each and four games drawn.
Spurs won the First Division Championship in 1950-51 and in the process did the "double" over Fulham 1-0 away and 2-1 at home.
The clubs met for another 10 seasons in the First Division up to 1967-68 with Spurs winning 12 games, Fulham one and 7 games drawn.
The next League meetings came in the Second Division in 1977-78 with Spurs taking four point off Fulham as they regained their Top Flight status. The first of three Football League Cup meetings came in December 1981 with Spurs winning 1-0 at the Lane with a Micky Hazard goal.
Fulham were promoted to the Premier League for season 2001-02 and they've kept their place in the League ever since. Spurs have won eleven of the 24 games played so far with Fulham winning seven and six matches have been drawn.
The match at Craven Cottage in October 2010 was won by Spurs 2-1 with goals from Roman Pavlyuchenko and Tom Huddlestone with Diomansy Kamara getting Fulham's goal, while the reverse fixture at White Hart Lane on New Year's Day was won by Spurs with a Gareth Bale goal.
Fulham had a very impressive 4-0 win over Spurs in the fourth round of the 2010-11 FA Cup at Craven Cottage. Danny Murphy put the West Londoners two goals up before Michael Dawson was sent-off for Spurs. Brede Hangeland and Moussa Dembele added further first half goals.
In June 2011, Fulham appointed former Spurs manager (2004-07) Martin Jol on a two year contract to replace Mark Hughes as the Cottager's new manager. Both Spurs and Fulham participated in the 2011-12 UEFA Europa League.
The fixture at Craven Cottage in November 2011 resulted in a 3-1 win for Tottenham. Fulham's Chris Baird deflected Gareth Bale's shot into the net after 10 minutes and Aaron Lennon scored on 45 minutes to give Spurs a 2-0 halftime lead. Younes Kaboul scored an own goal after 57 minutes but Jermain Defoe's 90th minute goal ensured that Spurs went away with all three points.
Spurs completed the 2011-12 double over Fulham with a 2-0 home win on the last day of the season which secured 4th place. Emmanuel Adebayor put Spurs ahead in the 2nd minute and a 63rd minute goal from Jermain Defoe secured the three points.
During the summer of 2012, former Spurs striker Dimitar Berbatov joined Fulham from Manchester United while midfielder Mousa Dembele and striker Clint Dempsey both joined Tottenham from Fulham. The match at Craven Cottage in December 2012 resulted in a 3-0 win for Tottenham with Sandro putting Spurs ahead after 55 minutes and a brace from Jermain Defoe securing the 3 points.
Dimitar Berbatov scored the winner for Fulham in the 52nd minute of the game at White Hart Lane in March 2013. Scott Parker joined Fulham from Spurs in the Summer of 2013 and ex-Tottenham players Darren Bent & Adel Taraabt joined Fulham on loan from Aston Villa and Queens Park Rangers respectively.
Tottenham came away with all three points from the Premier League match at Craven Cottage in early December 2013. Fulham's Ashkan Dejagah opened the scoring 11 minutes into the second half but Vlad Chiriches leveled things after 73 minutes. The winner for Spurs was scored by Lewis Holtby nine minutes later. Holtby went to Fulham on loan in January for the second half of the 2013-14 season.
Overall, Spurs have won 72 of the 139 matches played, Fulham have won 31 and the remaining 36 games have been drawn.
Steve Archibald
Darren Bent
Dimitar Berbatov
Ernie Bowering
Michael Brown
Laurie Brown
Vic Buckingham (Spurs player, Fulham manager)
Ron Burgess (Spurs player, Fulham coach)
Roger Cross (Fulham player, Spurs asst. manager)
John Curtis
Sean Davis
Simon Davies
Mousa Dembele
Clint Dempsey
Terry Dyson
Bert Elkin
Harry Evans (Fulham player, Spurs asst. manager)
Ray Evans
Willie Evans
Tom Fitchie
Theo Foley (Spurs res. manager, Fulham youth manager)
Matt Forster (Spurs player, Fulham scout)
Phil Gray
Lewis Holtby
Martin Jol (Manager with both clubs)
Cliff Jones
David Gwilan Jones
Kasey Keller
Stephen Kelly
Paul Konchesky
John Lacy
Harry Lowe
Ken McKay
Tom Meade
Terry Medwin (Spurs player, Fulham coach)
Paul Mahorn
Steed Malbranque
John Margerrison
Alan Mullery
Danny Murphy
Taffy O'Callaghan
Tim O'Shea
Frank Osborne
Scott Parker
Tony Parks
Ernie Payne
Tom Pratt
Jimmy Reid
Wayne Routledge
Louis Saha
Hans Segers (Spurs player, Fulham coach)
Neil Smith
Paul Stalteri
Bob Stevens
Alf Stokes
Bob Tannahill
Adel Taarabt
Charlie Walters
Bobby Zamora
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glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Statto, it is only your stat and pic-filled post previewing the game that seals the deal for an oomt =D>
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Lovely, Chelsea blue to match the seats at WHL.
Penfold to teach Sherwood a lesson in tactics
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Fulham 1-0 or Fulham 2-1
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Lemonade Money
Les Medley
http://bundesligafanatic.com/the-other-side-of-discipline-–-the-tactical-efficiency-of-felix-magath-–-a-four-part-retrospective/
Those familiar with Felix Magath as a coach know all too well about his notorious reputation as a disciplinarian. Stern training methods like the use of medicine balls, lead weighted jackets and high altitude running have become a Magath trademark in German football. At Stuttgart for example he held training sessions three times a day and regularly held cross-country runs at dawn. He even assigned his players essays on their hopes and ambitions.
One anecdote in particular stands out and is recited by his players to this day. While in charge of Wolfsburg during a training camp in July 2008 in Switzerland Magath declared after a team lunch that training would be canceled for the day. Instead the players would be rewarded with coffee and cake at a nearby location with the provision that the players retain their training attire just in case. As the players prepared to board the gondola that took them up the mountain to the coffee house their delight was soon replaced with horror as Magath told them they would get there by running the full 2362 meters. They ran for two and a half hours straight up the hill with Magath running right behind the team. Their star striker Grafite collapsed before the end and had to be carried down the valley on a stretcher while other players broke down in tears as they reached the summit where they were finally able to enjoy their coffee and cake.
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The key to Magath’s managerial success has been his ability to adjust his tactics to suit the set of players at his disposal. His tactical versatility and understanding of the game is what sets Magath apart as one of Europe’s top managers.
Those familiar with Felix Magath as a coach know all too well about his notorious reputation as a disciplinarian. Stern training methods like the use of medicine balls, lead weighted jackets and high altitude running have become a Magath trademark in German football. At Stuttgart for example he held training sessions three times a day and regularly held cross-country runs at dawn. He even assigned his players essays on their hopes and ambitions.
One anecdote in particular stands out and is recited by his players to this day. While in charge of Wolfsburg during a training camp in July 2008 in Switzerland Magath declared after a team lunch that training would be canceled for the day. Instead the players would be rewarded with coffee and cake at a nearby location with the provision that the players retain their training attire just in case. As the players prepared to board the gondola that took them up the mountain to the coffee house their delight was soon replaced with horror as Magath told them they would get there by running the full 2362 meters. They ran for two and a half hours straight up the hill with Magath running right behind the team. Their star striker Grafite collapsed before the end and had to be carried down the valley on a stretcher while other players broke down in tears as they reached the summit where they were finally able to enjoy their coffee and cake.
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The key to Magath’s managerial success has been his ability to adjust his tactics to suit the set of players at his disposal. His tactical versatility and understanding of the game is what sets Magath apart as one of Europe’s top managers.
Kingdawson
Banned
---------------------------Lloris-------------------------
Naughton------------Kaboul-------Fryers-------------Rose
Townsend--------Sandro--------Dembele-----------Eriksen
---------------------Kane--------Adebayor----------------
Naughton------------Kaboul-------Fryers-------------Rose
Townsend--------Sandro--------Dembele-----------Eriksen
---------------------Kane--------Adebayor----------------
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Based on the last game, what did Townsend do to deserve a start over Lennon?
Didn't two of our goals come from Lennon's attacking play?
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Already looking forward to this. I love Saturday matches
Lloris;
Naughton,Kaboul,Fryers (or Dawson if fit);Rose
Lennon,Paulinho,Eriksen,Townsend
Kane.Adebayor
2-1
Lloris;
Naughton,Kaboul,Fryers (or Dawson if fit);Rose
Lennon,Paulinho,Eriksen,Townsend
Kane.Adebayor
2-1
Kingdawson
Banned
It's hard doing something when you get 10 minutes on the pitch.
Lennon has been garbage for months so excuse me if i'm not excited for 1 good performance.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Soldado starting instead of Ade when both are fit? Not a chance under TS
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
With the chance of setting a new club Premier League points record now gone after the draw with West Brom, there's really not that much for Spurs to play for in these last four matches except for matching our best points tally of 72.
By all accounts, Tim Sherwood is a dead man walking and I doubt that even winning these remaining games will do anything to keep him in the job for next season.
Perhaps he will use these games to blood some more of our youngsters - Zeki Fryers, Nabil Bentaleb and Milos Veljkovic are all Academy players who have made their Spurs Premier League debuts this season.
As for the game itself, obviously Fulham have got far more at stake than Tottenham and you have to fancy them getting at least a goal against our defence who seem to lack even the basic understanding of what is required.
But we've been pretty good at going forward recently and the goals have started to flow, so I'm going for a 3-2 home win on Saturday.
By all accounts, Tim Sherwood is a dead man walking and I doubt that even winning these remaining games will do anything to keep him in the job for next season.
Perhaps he will use these games to blood some more of our youngsters - Zeki Fryers, Nabil Bentaleb and Milos Veljkovic are all Academy players who have made their Spurs Premier League debuts this season.
As for the game itself, obviously Fulham have got far more at stake than Tottenham and you have to fancy them getting at least a goal against our defence who seem to lack even the basic understanding of what is required.
But we've been pretty good at going forward recently and the goals have started to flow, so I'm going for a 3-2 home win on Saturday.
Hootnow
Jermaine Jenas
:ross::ross: