Dude in the last OMT you said you always believe we'll win! You sound like me now.
Anyway f*ck that if I'm going, all of you are going. We're in this together
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Spurs v Woolwich Official OMT.
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Dude in the last OMT you said you always believe we'll win! You sound like me now.
Anyway f*ck that if I'm going, all of you are going. We're in this together
COYS
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indianspur
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TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 2 (2) ARSENAL 1 (1)
Spurs scorers:- Iversen, 6, Sherwood, 19
Arsenal scorer:- Vieira, 38
Referee:- David Elleray
Attendance:- 36,085
Teams:-
Spurs (4-4-2):- Walker; Carr, Perry, Campbell, Edinburgh; Leonhardsen ( sub Fox, 87), Sherwood, Clemence, Ginola ( sub Dominguez, 89); Iversen, Armstrong
Subs not used:- Baardsen; Vega, Young
Booked:- Edinburgh, Leonhardsen, Clemence, Carr
Arsenal (4-4-2):- Seaman; Dixon, Keown, Adams, Winterburn; Ljungberg, Vieira, Petit ( sub, Grimandi, 76 ), Overmars; Bergkamp, Kanu ( sub Suker, 72)
Subs not used:- Manninger (GK); Vivas, Upson
Booked:- Petit, Bergkamp, Keown, Vieira, Dixon, Suker
Sent off:- Ljungberg, Keown ( second yellow)
Spurs bounced back from their mid-week Euro defeat in the best way possible, by taking the game to Arsenal in superb style for the first 20 minutes, taking a two goal lead, which they then defended valiantly for most of the remainder of the game. Despite losing Ljungberg for violent conduct against Edinburgh after just 52 minutes, the 10 man Arsenal side dominated second half possession, but Spurs preserved their lead thanks to some heroism in the ranks from Sol Campbell; Sherwood ( seeking to prove a point to Kevin Keegan no doubt ); and Ian Walker who made a superb double save from Overmars and Suker.
This was a blood and guts derby game, and it looked at one stage as if every Arsenal player would get in referee Elleray's book, as the tackles flew, and no quarter was given by either side. Clear cut chances were few and far between, as Kanu, Bergkamp and co. were held at bay outside the Spurs box for much of the time. Naturally, the atmosphere was hot, helped by the tremendous start by the whites, but this was a stirring game to say the least.
In the first minute, Leonhardsen, a dynamo throughout the game, found Iversen with a telling pass. Iversen's shot was deflected for an early corner, and Spurs maintained the pressure for the first ten minutes, with Arsenal hardly getting out of their half. Spurs were rewarded with a goal after just 6 minutes. Sherwood blocked a clearance, and passed to Leonhardsen, who cleverly chipped over the defence, for Iversen to run round the left side, and slot home underneath Seaman.The Arsenal defence were arms aloft, but there was no offside question here.
Arsenal responded eventually, and a deep Petit corner was headed well over by Adams. Petit was in the spotlight again after 18 minutes, when he clattered Armstrong on the edge of the area, and became the first entry in Mr Elleray's book. The Frenchman had been given an early warning beforehand. Spurs took an age over the free kick, but when it came, Sherwood exchanged a short pass with Ginola, and then curled a magnificent right foot shot inside Seaman's left post.
The tackles started to fly, and so did the referee's hoisted arm, as Edinburgh and Leonhardsen became the first of many to be disciplined. An Arsenal "goal" by Kanu from another corner was disallowed for a foul on Armstrong defending on the line. Iversen too was to be seen defending the left flank, and I vow that I saw Ginola pass back to Ian Walker !
The pressure from Arsenal was mounting, but I feel that we should have continued to take the game to their half, rather than defend the lead. The inevitable goal came when Vieira headed home a Petit free kick. The ball hit Walker's right post and bounced across goal, and over the line. Ginola was assisting the defence, and robbed Bergkamp of the ball, and went haring down the line, until the Dutch striker brought him down, getting a booking for his trouble.
Spurs had a couple of decent chances just before half time, both falling to Iversen. He headed a Ginola free kick wide, and then, having been brilliantly picked out by Sherwood, hit a right foot shot closer to the target.
Arsenal threatened early in the second half, with Dixon getting in space to receive from Kanu. His long range hot was easily collected by Walker. Then came some superb defending by Sol Campbell, as Ljungberg was through, but the Spurs captain robbed him of the ball. Ljungberg ( playing in the absence of Parlour ) was to take little further part, as he got in a tussle with Edinburgh, pushing Justin to the floor, and then having to be held off, as an ugly melee resulted. As he was sent off, he raised two fingers at the ref, and apparently damaged the dressing room door afterwards. Mr Wenger actually accepted that he deserved to be sent off, but once again, has failed to stem the appalling disciplinary record of his entourage. I understand that David Ginola got struck on the head by a coin thrown from the crowd. Bearing in mind this incident took place in front of the lower East stand, the missile was no doubt meant for Ljungberg, but the stewards were kept busy, for the remainder of the game, as tempers broke on and off the pitch.
Ginola had one or two forays forward, with one shot going well astray, but Spurs did not manage one clear cut chance in the second half. Quite often, players like Clemence, and Leonhardsen would do the hard part like win a fifty-fifty situation, but in Clemence's case a pass would go astray, and in Leo's case his forward run would become fruitless. So, the pressure was not lifted off the defence. Overmars worked his way into the centre more often, and Kanu was replaced by Suker.
With fifteen minutes to go, Ian Walker made a marvellous double save from shots within the area from Overmars and Suker. Suker was to get a decent shot on target from a Bergkamp back header, but it was straight at Walker. With minutes to go, Fox and Dominguez replaced Leonhardsen and Ginola, and Dominguez did a good job, holding the ball, and beating defenders. It was a late tackle by Keown, that earnt the defender a second yellow, as Arsenal competed the game with only nine men on the pitch.
After the trials and tribulations of the last week, Spurs now go into the two week break on a high, and can reflect positively on great wins over Manchester United and Arsenal. Six out of the last nine league points available is no mean feat, considering the opposition.
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 2 (2) ARSENAL 1 (1)
Spurs scorers:- Iversen, 6, Sherwood, 19
Arsenal scorer:- Vieira, 38
Referee:- David Elleray
Attendance:- 36,085
Teams:-
Spurs (4-4-2):- Walker; Carr, Perry, Campbell, Edinburgh; Leonhardsen ( sub Fox, 87), Sherwood, Clemence, Ginola ( sub Dominguez, 89); Iversen, Armstrong
Subs not used:- Baardsen; Vega, Young
Booked:- Edinburgh, Leonhardsen, Clemence, Carr
Arsenal (4-4-2):- Seaman; Dixon, Keown, Adams, Winterburn; Ljungberg, Vieira, Petit ( sub, Grimandi, 76 ), Overmars; Bergkamp, Kanu ( sub Suker, 72)
Subs not used:- Manninger (GK); Vivas, Upson
Booked:- Petit, Bergkamp, Keown, Vieira, Dixon, Suker
Sent off:- Ljungberg, Keown ( second yellow)
Spurs bounced back from their mid-week Euro defeat in the best way possible, by taking the game to Arsenal in superb style for the first 20 minutes, taking a two goal lead, which they then defended valiantly for most of the remainder of the game. Despite losing Ljungberg for violent conduct against Edinburgh after just 52 minutes, the 10 man Arsenal side dominated second half possession, but Spurs preserved their lead thanks to some heroism in the ranks from Sol Campbell; Sherwood ( seeking to prove a point to Kevin Keegan no doubt ); and Ian Walker who made a superb double save from Overmars and Suker.
This was a blood and guts derby game, and it looked at one stage as if every Arsenal player would get in referee Elleray's book, as the tackles flew, and no quarter was given by either side. Clear cut chances were few and far between, as Kanu, Bergkamp and co. were held at bay outside the Spurs box for much of the time. Naturally, the atmosphere was hot, helped by the tremendous start by the whites, but this was a stirring game to say the least.
In the first minute, Leonhardsen, a dynamo throughout the game, found Iversen with a telling pass. Iversen's shot was deflected for an early corner, and Spurs maintained the pressure for the first ten minutes, with Arsenal hardly getting out of their half. Spurs were rewarded with a goal after just 6 minutes. Sherwood blocked a clearance, and passed to Leonhardsen, who cleverly chipped over the defence, for Iversen to run round the left side, and slot home underneath Seaman.The Arsenal defence were arms aloft, but there was no offside question here.
Arsenal responded eventually, and a deep Petit corner was headed well over by Adams. Petit was in the spotlight again after 18 minutes, when he clattered Armstrong on the edge of the area, and became the first entry in Mr Elleray's book. The Frenchman had been given an early warning beforehand. Spurs took an age over the free kick, but when it came, Sherwood exchanged a short pass with Ginola, and then curled a magnificent right foot shot inside Seaman's left post.
The tackles started to fly, and so did the referee's hoisted arm, as Edinburgh and Leonhardsen became the first of many to be disciplined. An Arsenal "goal" by Kanu from another corner was disallowed for a foul on Armstrong defending on the line. Iversen too was to be seen defending the left flank, and I vow that I saw Ginola pass back to Ian Walker !
The pressure from Arsenal was mounting, but I feel that we should have continued to take the game to their half, rather than defend the lead. The inevitable goal came when Vieira headed home a Petit free kick. The ball hit Walker's right post and bounced across goal, and over the line. Ginola was assisting the defence, and robbed Bergkamp of the ball, and went haring down the line, until the Dutch striker brought him down, getting a booking for his trouble.
Spurs had a couple of decent chances just before half time, both falling to Iversen. He headed a Ginola free kick wide, and then, having been brilliantly picked out by Sherwood, hit a right foot shot closer to the target.
Arsenal threatened early in the second half, with Dixon getting in space to receive from Kanu. His long range hot was easily collected by Walker. Then came some superb defending by Sol Campbell, as Ljungberg was through, but the Spurs captain robbed him of the ball. Ljungberg ( playing in the absence of Parlour ) was to take little further part, as he got in a tussle with Edinburgh, pushing Justin to the floor, and then having to be held off, as an ugly melee resulted. As he was sent off, he raised two fingers at the ref, and apparently damaged the dressing room door afterwards. Mr Wenger actually accepted that he deserved to be sent off, but once again, has failed to stem the appalling disciplinary record of his entourage. I understand that David Ginola got struck on the head by a coin thrown from the crowd. Bearing in mind this incident took place in front of the lower East stand, the missile was no doubt meant for Ljungberg, but the stewards were kept busy, for the remainder of the game, as tempers broke on and off the pitch.
Ginola had one or two forays forward, with one shot going well astray, but Spurs did not manage one clear cut chance in the second half. Quite often, players like Clemence, and Leonhardsen would do the hard part like win a fifty-fifty situation, but in Clemence's case a pass would go astray, and in Leo's case his forward run would become fruitless. So, the pressure was not lifted off the defence. Overmars worked his way into the centre more often, and Kanu was replaced by Suker.
With fifteen minutes to go, Ian Walker made a marvellous double save from shots within the area from Overmars and Suker. Suker was to get a decent shot on target from a Bergkamp back header, but it was straight at Walker. With minutes to go, Fox and Dominguez replaced Leonhardsen and Ginola, and Dominguez did a good job, holding the ball, and beating defenders. It was a late tackle by Keown, that earnt the defender a second yellow, as Arsenal competed the game with only nine men on the pitch.
After the trials and tribulations of the last week, Spurs now go into the two week break on a high, and can reflect positively on great wins over Manchester United and Arsenal. Six out of the last nine league points available is no mean feat, considering the opposition.
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Enzo Francescoli
Paul Konchesky
Ha ha ha, I just spat my tea out, that's so frightening It's hilarious.
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indianspur
Guest
Assuming Walker and Sandro not fit:
………………………..lloris
…Naughton…Verts…Kaboul……Rose
……………………..Bentaleb
………Eriksen…Dembele…Townsend
………….Adebayor..Soldado
I'm afraid that Paulinho and Lennon don't start for me.
They have been poor.
As its a NLD and as Arsen*l are carrying a lot of injuries, i am not as despondent as many.
But given 4th is all we now have to play for (can't see us winning by 3 in Portugal!) that is only really achievable if we beat Arsen*l on Sunday and they also lose to City and Chelsea.
If they beat us we are 9 points behind, 10 with their goal difference and they have a game in hand. That'll be game over, heads will drop, United and Everton will catch us and we'll finish 7th!
………………………..lloris
…Naughton…Verts…Kaboul……Rose
……………………..Bentaleb
………Eriksen…Dembele…Townsend
………….Adebayor..Soldado
I'm afraid that Paulinho and Lennon don't start for me.
They have been poor.
As its a NLD and as Arsen*l are carrying a lot of injuries, i am not as despondent as many.
But given 4th is all we now have to play for (can't see us winning by 3 in Portugal!) that is only really achievable if we beat Arsen*l on Sunday and they also lose to City and Chelsea.
If they beat us we are 9 points behind, 10 with their goal difference and they have a game in hand. That'll be game over, heads will drop, United and Everton will catch us and we'll finish 7th!
LutonSpurs
Eric Dear
Dreading this, but it's an NLD so have to try and keep positive. Biggest game of the season. COYFS
jurgen lineker
Radek Cerny
4-2-3-1 best suits the players that we have available, especially Eriksen who must begin playing through the middle at some point, but we just need to keep it a simple and typical 4-4-2, it's the formation that has worked more often than most for Sherwood. Whenever he goes all experimental we get absolutely ****ing mullered.
Considering Sandro is not fit:
-------------------Lloris--------------
Walker-------Kaboul-----Verts-----Rose
Lennon------Eriksen---Dembele---Townsend
------------Soldado------Ade------------
Considering Sandro is not fit:
-------------------Lloris--------------
Walker-------Kaboul-----Verts-----Rose
Lennon------Eriksen---Dembele---Townsend
------------Soldado------Ade------------
the fox in the box
Øyvind Leonhardsen
I am so glad I am taking my Neice and Nephew to see Disney on Ice when the game is on!
I get to avoid the humiliation and suffering that will see the start of scum going on to win the league....
How anyone can see us avoiding defeat is beyond me... we are just not that good
2.0 scum... 12mins Giroud, 17 mins Carzola... shut up shop we look limp as per
I get to avoid the humiliation and suffering that will see the start of scum going on to win the league....
How anyone can see us avoiding defeat is beyond me... we are just not that good
2.0 scum... 12mins Giroud, 17 mins Carzola... shut up shop we look limp as per
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Really ???
Rossi22
Pedro Mendes
Walker and Sandro both likely to be out apparently.
Armenia Spur
Steven Caulker
As long as we don't get tonked, right now I'd consider that a good result.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
At last someone being positive. You think we can actually score one, and only concede three.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
We will go 1-0 up.
Gareth Bale fk. Adebayor will score a stunner for them
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
I think Bent will miss another sitter.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
I really believe we're going to Spurs this right up. Go 0-2 down early doors, then record an emphatic 4-3 victory at the final whistle. Suddenly, a wave of incredible optimism rushes through the club and supporting fraternity. Could this result be the impetus for Tottenham to finally push on and show the footballing world what their individually gifted team is capable of when pulling together?
After a 2-1 win and spirited performance at Benfica, narrowly missing out on qualification to the QF's of the Europa League despite creating many chances and dominating possession, the mood at the club is positive that without distraction, this newly-confident Spurs side can push on and make it a real fight for that coveted 4th place. With results going their way before their next game in the league, Tottenham's time is now and boy do we know it.
Tottenham 0-2 Southampton
After a 2-1 win and spirited performance at Benfica, narrowly missing out on qualification to the QF's of the Europa League despite creating many chances and dominating possession, the mood at the club is positive that without distraction, this newly-confident Spurs side can push on and make it a real fight for that coveted 4th place. With results going their way before their next game in the league, Tottenham's time is now and boy do we know it.
Tottenham 0-2 Southampton