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The Stats Thread

Jurgen the German said:
4th this season would be the best achievement the club has managed since winning the FA Cup in 91 IMO. I would still take 6th.
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Would be amazing but not sure it would eclipse beating Chelsea to win the Carling Cup in 2007-08 or Bale's 'Taxi for Maicon' season 2010-11 when we reached the QFs of the CL.
 
Spur of the moment said:
Would be amazing but not sure it would eclipse beating Chelsea to win the Carling Cup in 2007-08 or Bale's 'Taxi for Maicon' season 2010-11 when we reached the QFs of the CL.
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2010/11 was a great ride and I do think our CL campaign is under appreciated by some, but our squad is nowhere near as good now as it was back then.
 
I wouldn't be surprised if Poch hasn't sat down the players and gone over the list of games left and showed them that the majority are winnable. If he can make the players approach every remaining game as a do-or-die one, anything can happen. We have 10 games left: win 8 of them, which is doable, and we'll have 74 points. Depending on other teams' results, that could be good for 4th or even 3rd.
 
7 wins from the last 10 games. Doable but very hard indeed! Think we have to beat both Divechester United and So'ton. Hope Everton are safe come last game of the season!

Man Utd - Spurs
Spurs - Leicester
Burnley - Spurs
Spurs - Aston Villa
Saudi Sportswashing Machine - Spurs
So'ton - Spurs
Spurs - Emirates Marketing Project
Stoke - Spurs
Spurs - Hull City
Everton - Spurs
 
Tottenham XI v QPR: 23 years and 290 days old (07/03/15)
Tottenham won this London derby 2-1 at Loftus Road, with goals from 21-year-old striker Harry Kane, who as of 11/03/15 has scored 16 Premier League goals this term, one behind Sergio Aguero and Diego Costa. Spurs have fielded four of out of five of the youngest starting line-ups this season, although it is quite a way off the youngest ever Premier League starting XI. That honour goes to Boro's side in 2006, who had an average age of 20 years and 182 days old.
 
Here's how everyone rank from Boxing Day until today:

36 Arsenal
35
34
33
32 Liverpool
31
30 Man Utd
29
28 Chelsea
27 Tottenham
26
25
24 Southampton
23 Stoke
22 Emirates Marketing Project
21 Swansea, Crystal Palace
20
19
18
17
16 Everton, West Brom
15 Hull
14
13
12 Saudi Sportswashing Machine, Leicester
11 West Ham, Burnley
10 Sunderland
9
8 Aston Villa, QPR

Chelsea, City, Leicester and Palace have played one game less.
 
Form last 3 games:

9 Emirates Marketing Project
8
7 Chelsea, Arsenal, Sunderland
6 Swansea, Aston Villa, Leicester
5 West Brom
4 Liverpool, Stoke, West Ham
3 Man U, Everton, Hull, Burnley
2
1 Tottenham, Southampton, Saudi Sportswashing Machine, QPR
0 Crystal Palace

Last 6 games:

16 Chelsea, Arsenal
15 Leicester
14
13 Swansea
12 Emirates Marketing Project
11
10 Everton, Aston Villa
9 Man U
8 Stoke, West Brom
7 Liverpool
6 Crystal Palace, Hull
5 Tottenham, West Ham, QPR, Sunderland
4 Southampton, Burnley
3
2
1 Saudi Sportswashing Machine

Last 10:

28 Arsenal
27
26
25
24 Chelsea
23
22
21 Man U
20
19 Liverpool, Swansea, Leicester
18 Emirates Marketing Project
17
16 Everton, Aston Villa
15 Crystal Palace
14 Tottenham, Stoke, West Brom
13
12 Sunderland
11 Southampton
10
9
8 West Ham, Hull
7 Burnley
6
5 QPR
4 Saudi Sportswashing Machine
 
Spur of the moment said:
fudgeing L'Arse, always seem to bomb after Christmas.
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That's Wenger's whole schtick. His idea is to maximise his team's impact and effectiveness at times when opponents are suffering or disadvantaged. He does it at the game level, asking his sides to play with increased intensity towards the end of each half when the opponent is tired, and he does it at the season level, pacing the team and gearing up for a strong finish when others are likely to be hampered by injury and fatigue.
 
Na
mudshark said:
That's Wenger's whole schtick. His idea is to maximise his team's impact and effectiveness at times when opponents are suffering or disadvantaged. He does it at the game level, asking his sides to play with increased intensity towards the end of each half when the opponent is tired, and he does it at the season level, pacing the team and gearing up for a strong finish when others are likely to be hampered by injury and fatigue.
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A much stronger CL squad might also have something to do with it.

Mind the gap.
 
Mins per #THFC goal or assist so far (PL only):
1. Kane, 96.4 mins
2. Chadli, 148.5
3. Lamela, 176.6
4. Townsend, 185.8
5. Eriksen, 248.5.
 
Harry Kane became the first Tottenham player to score 31 goals in a season since Gary Lineker in 1992 and the first player during the Premier League era to do so.

Spurs have conceded as many goals this season as relegated Burnley (53), but scored more than any other team outside the top four (58)

Tottenham have played more games across all competitions than any other team in the Premier League this season (56)
 
NaijaSpurs said:
Harry Kane became the first Tottenham player to score 31 goals in a season since Gary Lineker in 1992 and the first player during the Premier League era to do so.

Spurs have conceded as many goals this season as relegated Burnley (53), but scored more than any other team outside the top four (58)

Tottenham have played more games across all competitions than any other team in the Premier League this season (56)
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HOT DAMN!!
 
Mumorn said:
Mins per #THFC goal or assist so far (PL only):
1. Kane, 96.4 mins
2. Chadli, 148.5
3. Lamela, 176.6
4. Townsend, 185.8
5. Eriksen, 248.5.
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Final tally for the season...

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