Whenever I have seen them they tend to do that as a plan "B".
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Tottenham Hotspur v Wigan Athletic Match History 2005-2013 & OMT
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Whenever I have seen them they tend to do that as a plan "B".
Spurs sucked you back in... Good to see you posting again.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
I know there's a chance this team only worked because the subs came on once City sat back, but fudge it, lets see how good it can be, because watching the team with Parker and Ade in it isn't much fun at the moment.
My only thing is, if Azza is fit, I would be tempted to stick to the lineup which has seen us win so many games away from home. It's been very effective.
------------------Lloris---------------------
Walker---Daws-----Vertonghen--Ekotto
---------Dembele---Parker--------------
Lennon----------------------Siggy-------
-----------------Bale---------------------
-----------------Defoe--------------------
Otherwise I do like the team that finished v city. Think it's got a bit of everything
------------------Lloris---------------------
Walker---Daws-----Vertonghen--Ekotto
---------Dembele---Parker--------------
Lennon----------------------Siggy-------
-----------------Bale---------------------
-----------------Defoe--------------------
Otherwise I do like the team that finished v city. Think it's got a bit of everything
BrainOfLevy
Michael Carrick
Wigan will push forward and try to play football so I think it's a good option to stick with Dembele and Parker with Lennon, Bale and Dempsey in front. Then if we need to chase the game we can make the change to 4-3-3 again. I'd prefer Parker's bite over Huddlestone's in chasing down Wigan passing moves to be honest.
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Full squad trained this morning excluding Gallas, Sandro and Younes.
Bale and Defoe no reaction to Sunday and Lennon trained fully with the first team for the first time since the knee injury sustained vs. Basel.
Good news entering the final stretch.
POTL
Before the usual ITK bashing kicks off; let me just say that POTL has been spot on with his injury updates.
Bale and Defoe no reaction to Sunday and Lennon trained fully with the first team for the first time since the knee injury sustained vs. Basel.
Good news entering the final stretch.
POTL
Before the usual ITK bashing kicks off; let me just say that POTL has been spot on with his injury updates.
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
The bale and Defoe story was reported by the media on monday.
And theres a picture of Lennon training on the official twitter.
The guy is a genius.
Brilliant news! As well as his own individual threat, he creates so much more space in the middle for others by forcing the other team to defend wide rather than narrowly
Can live without Gallas
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
When we have a record number of away wins it seems odd to change our away formation. Lennon trained today so it's highly likely he'll be ready and available too.
I'd be up for trying a midfield of that ilk at home, more so if you switch Parker for Holtby.
Wigan have to catch Villa to avoid relegation. It's advantage Wigan on GD, so all they have to do is stay within 3 points of Villa and beat them, at home, in the final round. I don't think they have anything to lose by trying for the win. Villa have Sunderland(H), Norwich(A) and Chelsea(H) left. Can't see any more than 1-3 points there. Wigan have tougher opponents, but could get something against a Swansea already on holiday.
Not many goals in that at all. Dembele's finishing is weak and Parker and Thudd obv never get goals
I always think that in a 4-3-3 you need one of your 3 CMs to get piles of goals a la Scholes, Lampard, Tim Cahill, Gerrard (previous version) etc
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Could be an interesting tactical battle. Both sides need to win. But a draw for Wigan wouldn't be the end of the world. They'll probably sit back deep and hope to nick one on a counter. If we score first, can't see them coming out of their shell until late on as goal differential above AV is only four goals.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
They all count!