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Pre Season 2013
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Bullet
Colin Calderwood
It will just be kids: MONACO NEXT!
Posted by Tottenham Hotspur on 30 July 2013 - 12:30PM
After returning from Hong Kong and the Barclays Asia Trophy in the early hours of Monday, Andre Villas-Boas and the squad now turn their attention to our next friendly - AS Monaco on Saturday.
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indianspur
Guest
Paulinho is finally in town!!!!! .......
superspurs
Simon Davies
All this Bale and Soldado stuff nearly made me forget we signed ourselves a Brazilian international for a club record fee....
Nice to be reminded! COYS!!!
Nice to be reminded! COYS!!!
Probably Livermore and Carroll will be in the Monaco squad..will be interesting to see if 1 or 2 others can have a good display and also get involved
spurspinter1
Pat van den Hauwe
Good to see Lancaster back in action
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Yes, he missed almost the entire 2012-13 season with injuries.
Crawley
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MK Dons edged out a young Tottenham side 1-0 at Stadium MK on Wednesday thanks to a first-half Giorgio Rasulo goal.
A Spurs side made up largely of reserve players was missing star names like Gareth Bale and Jermain Defoe as the senior side prepare to face Monaco on Saturday.
Tottenham began well with Kevin Stewart heading down at goal from a corner, only for Ian McLoughlin to collect, before Chelsea loanee Patrick Bamford put a one-on-one effort wide for MK Dons after 12 minutes.
Ten minutes later, Cameron Lancaster wasted a good chance for the visitors, skying over from close range but eventually, after 34 minutes, the home side deservedly took the lead through Rasulo.
The 16-year-old took a through ball from Bamford well and, despite seeing his first effort saved by Jonathan Miles, he kept cool and dispatched the rebound to put MK Dons one up.
Shaquile Coulthirst should have made the scores level on the hour mark but failed to hit the target from the edge of the box, having been one-on-one with McLoughlin, something which Kelvin Osei-Addo almost punished him for five minutes later.
He was played in by Jon Otsemobor, but his effort was well saved by Jordan Archer before Tom Flanagan produced a goal-line header to keep the score at 1-0.
Tottenham piled on the pressure as the game approached full-time, with Kenny McEvoy having two good efforts on goal.
Coulthirst then hit the side netting with a minute remaining but the League One side held on to record a hard-fought victory.
http://nr.soccerway.com/news/2013/July/31/pre-season-friendly-mk-dons-1-tottenham-hotspur-0/
A Spurs side made up largely of reserve players was missing star names like Gareth Bale and Jermain Defoe as the senior side prepare to face Monaco on Saturday.
Tottenham began well with Kevin Stewart heading down at goal from a corner, only for Ian McLoughlin to collect, before Chelsea loanee Patrick Bamford put a one-on-one effort wide for MK Dons after 12 minutes.
Ten minutes later, Cameron Lancaster wasted a good chance for the visitors, skying over from close range but eventually, after 34 minutes, the home side deservedly took the lead through Rasulo.
The 16-year-old took a through ball from Bamford well and, despite seeing his first effort saved by Jonathan Miles, he kept cool and dispatched the rebound to put MK Dons one up.
Shaquile Coulthirst should have made the scores level on the hour mark but failed to hit the target from the edge of the box, having been one-on-one with McLoughlin, something which Kelvin Osei-Addo almost punished him for five minutes later.
He was played in by Jon Otsemobor, but his effort was well saved by Jordan Archer before Tom Flanagan produced a goal-line header to keep the score at 1-0.
Tottenham piled on the pressure as the game approached full-time, with Kenny McEvoy having two good efforts on goal.
Coulthirst then hit the side netting with a minute remaining but the League One side held on to record a hard-fought victory.
http://nr.soccerway.com/news/2013/July/31/pre-season-friendly-mk-dons-1-tottenham-hotspur-0/
“It was a great work-out for us because MK Dons play in a style of football that we play,” said Chris Ramsey, our Senior Professional Phase Coach. “In fact, in the first half, they did to us what we normally do to other teams.
“We were lucky we had the likes of Jake Livermore, Tom Carroll and Andros Townsend from the first team trip to Hong Kong and they showed good enthusiasm to want to play in this fixture."
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/mk-dons-spurs-xi-ramseyand39s-reaction-010813/
Extremely dodgy barnet on one of the Dons.
“We were lucky we had the likes of Jake Livermore, Tom Carroll and Andros Townsend from the first team trip to Hong Kong and they showed good enthusiasm to want to play in this fixture."
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/mk-dons-spurs-xi-ramseyand39s-reaction-010813/
Extremely dodgy barnet on one of the Dons.
Regarding teh Monaco game, the main question for me is whether Kaboul plays. Only two weeks til the start of the season so need to see him getting some game time.
Would also be good if Sandro, Paulinho and Dembele play together midfield given thats a new 'unit'. They can play an hour and then bring on Parker, Carroll and Holtby
Anyone know if its on TV anywhere?
Would also be good if Sandro, Paulinho and Dembele play together midfield given thats a new 'unit'. They can play an hour and then bring on Parker, Carroll and Holtby
Anyone know if its on TV anywhere?
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
Yes it is - 5.15 to 7.35
Unfortunately the co-commentator is Clarke Carlisle who I find intensely annoying. I turned off the Swansea game last night as he was just droning on in the most boring accent ever