Bishop
John Lacy
That cup team was such poverty.
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**** Tottenham Hotspur FC vs Fulham FC ****
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Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Same team as the last game for me. With Dragusin in for VDV.
DeanoAustin
Jimmy McCormick
Yeah I get what the aim of the exercise is but you take the games in the early part of the year. That didn't really happen in some games. We struggled badly v Wolves for example for the entire game and lost. Even in some of the games where we won, we were hanging on and had to rely on teams missing big chances late on. We are still very much a work in progress.
Look back two weeks and it was doom and gloom a bit on here and elsewhere around our chances for top 4. Now we've beaten Villa, it swings around to optimism. And that's natural.
But the fact remains that we are a little inconsistent and we do struggle to break down certain teams. That could be the case against Fulham who are a very decent side.
tommysvr
Vedran Corluka
We have the same amount of wins in each kit (albeit 2 games less played in the navy). Should have beaten Everton in the peach too, but then we should have beaten Wolves in the navy I guess.
https://thfcdb.com/kits/2023-24-away?tab=matches
https://thfcdb.com/kits/2023-24-third?tab=matches
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ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
So basically you're saying that anything can happen!. And that's probably right
Although, with a great deal of players back available now, I am starting to think that as long as we don't face a low block we can force our approach with pace and energy on anyone. Earlier in the season (and a few lately) we've had spells in games where we were untouchable.
Bullet
Andy Thompson
It is vital we have the right attitude and truly go for it.
We've all seen Spurs sides that start at 80% and can never accelerate up to 100% and fail badly.
And we've all seen Spurs be pretty flat and then come out on fire after a proper wake-up rollocking.
Maybe that is Fulham's super power; they lull you to 80% with their little cottage on the river and getting changed in a portacabin. I'm sure we would take Emirates Marketing Project a lot more 100%
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
We owe someone a thrashing......is that allowed
DeanoAustin
Jimmy McCormick
I'm saying that I think this will be a much tougher game than some fans are giving it credit for. Not that I'd settle for it but a point wouldn't be disastrous.So basically you're saying that anything can happen!. And that's probably right
Although, with a great deal of players back available now, I am starting to think that as long as we don't face a low block we can force our approach with pace and energy on anyone. Earlier in the season (and a few lately) we've had spells in games where we were untouchable.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
We thrashed Villa last week.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Haynes had been an outstanding player for Fulham and England but I thought he was too old and not playing as well as Grorge Eastham at Woolwich who I thought would be a better fit for us.
spurs8
Andy Reid
Agree about Haynes, not the same after car crash, Spurs settled for Jennings and Knowles that summer and Gilzean near Christmas, Cliff Jones was initially moved to midfield and Venables bought in 1966. That 1964/65 season Spurs were good at home, poor away including the 1-4 at Fulham you mentioned going to...
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
That was my first season of playing regularly on a Saturday and just saw midweek and holiday games for the next 16 years.
spurs8
Andy Reid
You were perhaps unlucky then having a free Sat for that Fulham game !
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
It hurts to look at doesn't it? At least Lo Celso has proved himself better than his "showing" that night, albeit in patches. Plus we have a promising back up CB rather than Sanchez, who whilst being a nice bloke and all, was not a great watch. Solomon hasn't kicked on either although hampered by injuries of course. Davies and Royal are solid players who I've got a lot of time for but both starting at FB in the same game really hamstrings us.That cup team was such poverty.
I appreciate it was a weaker team that was sent out but that performance was still awful, hoping for much better today. After a decisive January transfer window + long term absentees returning we have a lot more quality spread out through the squad, and plenty of experience picked up in various games throughout the season - That should bode well for the future.
alekaras
The ITK of IDK
Is that badger taking a dump? We're screwed.
johnola
Jermaine Jenas
Badgers. Badgers poo in shallow pits called 'latrines'. Their droppings vary from firm and sausage-shaped, to softer, slimier and darker if they've been eating lots of worms! Badger droppings have a sweet, musky smell.
Same as me
COYS.