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***Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa OMT***
- Thread starter THFC6061
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Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
We would have won comfortably anyway, the feeble attempt at the OMT meant we were put under the cosh in the 2nd half.
We would have won comfortably anyway, the feeble attempt at the OMT meant we were put under the cosh in the 2nd half.
Then how do you explain Foy giving them nothing?
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
My train got delayed, turned up at the ground, got into the Paxton lower, as soon as I sat down Reo-Coker scored. Urgh.
Just punishment for him that he's now struggling to get a deal with a Championship club.
GlennGoddle
Andy Sinton
5-1
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
TEAM NEWS
Tottenham are expected to reinstate Brad Friedel in goal as Hugo Lloris's Premier League debut remains on hold.
Sandro and William Gallas look set to be recalled but Benoit Assou-Ekotto (knee) is still missing.
Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert must decide whether to start Darren Bent against ex-club Spurs after he rescued a point from the bench last week.
Richard Dunne (groin) and Stephen Ireland (broken arm) remain Villa's most high-profile absentees.
MATCH PREVIEW
By their own manager's admission,Tottenham were a bit sloppy in dropping two points away to Panathinaikos in the Europa League on Thursday - but they remain unbeaten since their season opener at Saudi Sportswashing Machine and are just a week removed from their first win at Old Trafford since the late 1980s. It was a marked change seeing Spurs put out such a strong team away in Europe at this stage of the competition, so all the more galling for Andre Villas-Boas that they didn't put the game to bed when they had the chance.
The Premier League is the priority though and Tottenham have a good record against Aston Villa of late. The West Midlands club haven't fared terribly well at White Hart Lane in recent years, winning on only one of their last dozen visits in the league; a 2-1 victory in September 2008 in which current Villa striker Darren Bent scored for Spurs. I remember the previous year was an absolute humdinger of a game, with Villa racing into a 4-1 lead, only for Tottenham to eventually draw the match 4-4 with a last-gasp equaliser from Younes Kaboul on the night the club were celebrating their 125th anniversary.
A win for Tottenham would be their fourth league success in a row, after their 3-1 cruise at Reading, 2-1 home win over QPR and last week's 3-2 victory at Manchester United. Despite dropping home points in 1-1 draws against both West Brom and Norwich, Villas-Boas' men remain unbeaten at White Hart Lane this season.
A note of caution for Spurs fans however - it was new Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert who was the most recent visiting manager to leave White Hart Lane with all three points, having done so while in charge of Norwich last season. His then-Canaries side were 2-1 winners back in April.
I saw Villa in the flesh for the first time this season last Sunday as they played out a 1-1 draw with local rivals West Brom and thought they played reasonably well. It might continue to be a rollercoaster for them at times this campaign, but already it looks like this predominantly youthful, rebuilt team are making progress under Lambert and have a bit more cohesion and adventure about them.
It'll be interesting to see which Villa team turns up. The one that played well for a draw at Saudi Sportswashing Machine and beat Swansea at home, the one that capitulated at Southampton and conceded four in the second half, or the side that stuck four past Emirates Marketing Project a few days later at the Etihad Stadium, knocking them out of the League Cup.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
Tottenham are unbeaten in their last seven league matches against Aston Villa.
The Villans have won just four times in 20 Premier League visits to White Hart Lane.
The two clubs have met only once on this date before, Villa winning 2-0 in a home top-flight match 90 years ago.
Tottenham Hotspur
Spurs are unbeaten in all competitions since the opening day of the season, a run of eight games (W4, D4).
Tottenham have scored in each of their last 27 Premier League home matches, since a goalless draw with West Ham in March 2011.
Emmanuel Adebayor has fired six goals in eight Premier League starts against Aston Villa, including four goals in his last three games.
No outfield player has played more Premier League minutes in 2012 than Kyle Walker (2,285 mins) going into this round of league games.
Aston Villa
Villa have only won three of their past 25 matches in the Premier League.
The club have picked up five points - their lowest points total at this stage since 1986-87 (three points), when they went on to finish bottom of a 22-club top flight.
Villa have conceded 10 goals in their first six Premier League matches this season, twice as many as they had at this stage last season.
Tottenham are expected to reinstate Brad Friedel in goal as Hugo Lloris's Premier League debut remains on hold.
Sandro and William Gallas look set to be recalled but Benoit Assou-Ekotto (knee) is still missing.
Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert must decide whether to start Darren Bent against ex-club Spurs after he rescued a point from the bench last week.
Richard Dunne (groin) and Stephen Ireland (broken arm) remain Villa's most high-profile absentees.
MATCH PREVIEW
By their own manager's admission,Tottenham were a bit sloppy in dropping two points away to Panathinaikos in the Europa League on Thursday - but they remain unbeaten since their season opener at Saudi Sportswashing Machine and are just a week removed from their first win at Old Trafford since the late 1980s. It was a marked change seeing Spurs put out such a strong team away in Europe at this stage of the competition, so all the more galling for Andre Villas-Boas that they didn't put the game to bed when they had the chance.
The Premier League is the priority though and Tottenham have a good record against Aston Villa of late. The West Midlands club haven't fared terribly well at White Hart Lane in recent years, winning on only one of their last dozen visits in the league; a 2-1 victory in September 2008 in which current Villa striker Darren Bent scored for Spurs. I remember the previous year was an absolute humdinger of a game, with Villa racing into a 4-1 lead, only for Tottenham to eventually draw the match 4-4 with a last-gasp equaliser from Younes Kaboul on the night the club were celebrating their 125th anniversary.
A win for Tottenham would be their fourth league success in a row, after their 3-1 cruise at Reading, 2-1 home win over QPR and last week's 3-2 victory at Manchester United. Despite dropping home points in 1-1 draws against both West Brom and Norwich, Villas-Boas' men remain unbeaten at White Hart Lane this season.
A note of caution for Spurs fans however - it was new Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert who was the most recent visiting manager to leave White Hart Lane with all three points, having done so while in charge of Norwich last season. His then-Canaries side were 2-1 winners back in April.
I saw Villa in the flesh for the first time this season last Sunday as they played out a 1-1 draw with local rivals West Brom and thought they played reasonably well. It might continue to be a rollercoaster for them at times this campaign, but already it looks like this predominantly youthful, rebuilt team are making progress under Lambert and have a bit more cohesion and adventure about them.
It'll be interesting to see which Villa team turns up. The one that played well for a draw at Saudi Sportswashing Machine and beat Swansea at home, the one that capitulated at Southampton and conceded four in the second half, or the side that stuck four past Emirates Marketing Project a few days later at the Etihad Stadium, knocking them out of the League Cup.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
Tottenham are unbeaten in their last seven league matches against Aston Villa.
The Villans have won just four times in 20 Premier League visits to White Hart Lane.
The two clubs have met only once on this date before, Villa winning 2-0 in a home top-flight match 90 years ago.
Tottenham Hotspur
Spurs are unbeaten in all competitions since the opening day of the season, a run of eight games (W4, D4).
Tottenham have scored in each of their last 27 Premier League home matches, since a goalless draw with West Ham in March 2011.
Emmanuel Adebayor has fired six goals in eight Premier League starts against Aston Villa, including four goals in his last three games.
No outfield player has played more Premier League minutes in 2012 than Kyle Walker (2,285 mins) going into this round of league games.
Aston Villa
Villa have only won three of their past 25 matches in the Premier League.
The club have picked up five points - their lowest points total at this stage since 1986-87 (three points), when they went on to finish bottom of a 22-club top flight.
Villa have conceded 10 goals in their first six Premier League matches this season, twice as many as they had at this stage last season.
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
CLINT ON GUZAN:
Clint Dempsey will find a familiar face between him and goal when we take on Villa on Sunday – and he would love to score past his American compatriot Brad Guzan at the Lane.
Guzan replaced Shay Given for Villa’s 1-1 draw at Saudi Sportswashing Machine on September 2 and has worn the goalkeeper’s jersey since then.
Capped 20 times by the USA, Guzan made his name in the MLS with Chicago Fire and Chivas USA before joining Villa – as Brad Friedel’s number two – in 2008.
Now he’s number one and set to face Clint, who would love to follow his first Spurs goal – the winner at Old Trafford last week – with his first at the Lane.
“It’s good to see Brad get more starts and more minutes,” said Clint, who now has 89 USA caps to his name.
“He did really well when he was in the MLS and in the past few seasons he’s had to be the back-up.
“Now he’s trying to break through and hopefully he can because he’s a goalkeeper with real quality, he’s learned under Brad Friedel and I wish him the best.”
Naturally, that doesn’t extend to Sunday. “It doesn’t matter who I play, I’d like to score past them. It could be my mum and I’d want to score!” he added.
Clint Dempsey will find a familiar face between him and goal when we take on Villa on Sunday – and he would love to score past his American compatriot Brad Guzan at the Lane.
Guzan replaced Shay Given for Villa’s 1-1 draw at Saudi Sportswashing Machine on September 2 and has worn the goalkeeper’s jersey since then.
Capped 20 times by the USA, Guzan made his name in the MLS with Chicago Fire and Chivas USA before joining Villa – as Brad Friedel’s number two – in 2008.
Now he’s number one and set to face Clint, who would love to follow his first Spurs goal – the winner at Old Trafford last week – with his first at the Lane.
“It’s good to see Brad get more starts and more minutes,” said Clint, who now has 89 USA caps to his name.
“He did really well when he was in the MLS and in the past few seasons he’s had to be the back-up.
“Now he’s trying to break through and hopefully he can because he’s a goalkeeper with real quality, he’s learned under Brad Friedel and I wish him the best.”
Naturally, that doesn’t extend to Sunday. “It doesn’t matter who I play, I’d like to score past them. It could be my mum and I’d want to score!” he added.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
I honestly think we'll fudging smash these. They are dogbrick and have pretty much been outclassed every game this season. Saying that though, that makes me believe it will be a struggle and either be a score draw or we'll just scrape all 3 points.
Would be typical spurs though after beating Man Utd at Old Trafford, we'd go ahead and drop points at home to Aston fudging Villa
Would be typical spurs though after beating Man Utd at Old Trafford, we'd go ahead and drop points at home to Aston fudging Villa
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
It does seem somewhat inevitable. The victories against teams like Man Utd only mean something in the long run if we beat teams like Villa at home.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
spot on.
clevelandspur
Pascal Chimbonda
Why isn't Jordinho doing all of our OMT's?
You should never do two OMTs too close to each other, have to recharge first.
clevelandspur
Pascal Chimbonda
better be ready for NLD
Southcote Spur
Jason Dozzell
Quality OMT. My only concern is that Statto has an awesome avatar, which surely the 'Mods' couldn't change (in the event of catastrophe); could they??
Eriktheviking
Goran Bunjevcevic
We played well against Utd, have a better team than man for man and have home advantage. Villa need 3 points and will come to fustrate = 1-1 .
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Should we be worried about Darren Bent?