Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Yeh I agree, Sky need to make people believe we were in the mix
Its last season all over
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The race for 86 points
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Yeh I agree, Sky need to make people believe we were in the mix
Its last season all over
Hotshot-Tottenham
Edgar Davids
Next Saturday is so huge.
I think we would put paid the pool's chances of overtaking us with a win. Massive opportunity, and we rarely do well there.
We're in great form, they're in awful form. Will it count for anything at all?
I think we would put paid the pool's chances of overtaking us with a win. Massive opportunity, and we rarely do well there.
We're in great form, they're in awful form. Will it count for anything at all?
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Nah. It seems Liverpool save their best form for the Top 6 battles, and uncannily no matter what form they are in, they seem to raise their game at Anfield when we come to town
Cochise
Steve Carr
None of the chasing pack will catch Chelsea now, it's obvious. IF we had beaten Sunderland then I might hold out some hope, but the gap is too big and they have the talent to brush aside the smaller teams with ease.
Arsenal are doomed because of their lack of central midfielders, I couldn't believe they lined up against Chelsea the way they did and Walcott and Oxlaide Chamberlain were both guilty of not doing their defensive duties for the first two goals. Liverpool look likely to shoot themselves in the foot when defending. Too many times I've seen their defenders fail to sort out situation's between themselves and almost get punished. Today they were.
We lack depth in the final third. Today Son and Kane missed good opportunities and could've cost us. Irrespective of Lamela being injured, we should've kept hold of Chadli. The guy at least knew how to score goals.
Emirates Marketing Project imo are going to have a revolution from here on out and I can see them finishing second. They will beat Chelsea and likely win 12 games out of their remaining 15 (you heard it here first).
UTD severely lack goals. If Ibrahimovic isn't turning it on for them then they struggle. They do have the Mourinho defensive setup, but I don't expect them to be in the mix come the end of the season. If they lose to Leicester and Everton catch them, then I would expect to see their heads drop a little bit.
Arsenal are doomed because of their lack of central midfielders, I couldn't believe they lined up against Chelsea the way they did and Walcott and Oxlaide Chamberlain were both guilty of not doing their defensive duties for the first two goals. Liverpool look likely to shoot themselves in the foot when defending. Too many times I've seen their defenders fail to sort out situation's between themselves and almost get punished. Today they were.
We lack depth in the final third. Today Son and Kane missed good opportunities and could've cost us. Irrespective of Lamela being injured, we should've kept hold of Chadli. The guy at least knew how to score goals.
Emirates Marketing Project imo are going to have a revolution from here on out and I can see them finishing second. They will beat Chelsea and likely win 12 games out of their remaining 15 (you heard it here first).
UTD severely lack goals. If Ibrahimovic isn't turning it on for them then they struggle. They do have the Mourinho defensive setup, but I don't expect them to be in the mix come the end of the season. If they lose to Leicester and Everton catch them, then I would expect to see their heads drop a little bit.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
So why don't Spurs wear the gold kits and pretend they're Hull?
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Sounds like a plan. Although we could just stay in White and pretend we are Swansea.
Legohamster
Ian Walker
They have Arsenal after us, that could really kill them off.
They have been humiliated since the turn of the year, Chelsea should have beaten them last week.
Routine 3-0 Liverpool win then!
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Having been to several games at Anfield I believe the team was beaten before it got of the coach in the past, this is a different team. I'm sure Liverpool will be desperate and throw everything they can at us, at least the game will be covered by TV and the ref will have to behave and not just listen to the crowd.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Good point, for many years the team and fans went up there with the headline " not won since the titanic went down" ringing in our ears. I will never forget ( after spending many years coming back from there with yet another defeat) the first time we broke that run, it took us three days to get home
After rounds 26-28 we were within 3 points of them. They lost to Arse, then went unbeaten rest of the season.
In an ideal world we beat Liverpool and they beat Arsenal.
Unfortunately we don't live in a world where ideal often happens. Let's just focus on trying to get a result one game at a time
Unfortunately we don't live in a world where ideal often happens. Let's just focus on trying to get a result one game at a time
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
We are doing well arent we? I can't remember a time when i've supported Spurs when we had only 2 defeats at this point in the season.
However, it's hard to work out whether we are running at full capacity given that two games a week is about to start in the next 10 days or whether we are just saving our energy and strength and just warming up.
Our chance conversion and especially our pass decisions in the final third seem poor and i (as usual) fear that the double training sessions are starting to take their toll late on in a season again for Poch. I guess we'll see next week, when we play a side i DEFINITELY think are suffering from that (just without much defensive training/strategy).
Then again, looking at some of Chelski's decisions re final ball yesterday vs Arsenal, perhaps i'm overworrying...(hope so!)
However, it's hard to work out whether we are running at full capacity given that two games a week is about to start in the next 10 days or whether we are just saving our energy and strength and just warming up.
Our chance conversion and especially our pass decisions in the final third seem poor and i (as usual) fear that the double training sessions are starting to take their toll late on in a season again for Poch. I guess we'll see next week, when we play a side i DEFINITELY think are suffering from that (just without much defensive training/strategy).
Then again, looking at some of Chelski's decisions re final ball yesterday vs Arsenal, perhaps i'm overworrying...(hope so!)
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
From what I've heard we adapt the sessions now well in advance of the games we have and is it double sessions or do we now do the longer ones as standard and sometimes do less
The only twunt who ever comments about double sessions is the unemployed Dutch fitness coach
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Ah, sounds interesting. Can you elaborate more? I like the idea of methods evolving
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Only from what players have said...
Wimmer commented the other month that we have been playing 3 at the back in training for a month before we played it vs Watford (before Chelsea)
Rose made comments that the hard sessions are now "standard"
The players also play 7 a side a lot now to work on shape
There has been a lot of snippets around the training side but nothing singular
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Were we on 45 points at this stage last season?
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Hmmm, now Rose's comment has got me scared again...
I read that as the players are now used to them and able to handle them rather than the intensity has dropped.