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International Break September/Ocobter 2026 Thread

robp135

robp135

Ruel Fox
Who doesn’t love an international break…….

Thread to follow our players while on international duty and update on how they have played/inform about season ending injuries.

Selected
Kinsky - Czech Republic
Dubravka - Slovakia
Gray - England U21’s
Robertson - Scotland
Davies - Wales
van Hecke - Netherlands
van de Ven - Netherlands
Tonali - Italy
Fernandes - Portugal U21
Bentancur - Uruagay
Bergvall - Sweden
Marmoush - Egypt
Hardy - England U19
W.Barnett - England U19
Jack - England U17

Not Selected
Austin, Udogie, Tosin, Senesi, Hall, Gallagher, Maddison, Kudus, Savio, Solanke, Tel

Not Selected - Injured
Porro, Xavi, Odobert, Murdryk

Loans
Donely - Northern Ireland
Yang min Hyeok - South Korea U23 Asian Games
Akrimach - Morocco U23
Moore - England U20

Loans Not Selected
Souza, Takai
 
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El Dante said:
One day those with powers will realise that International football during the main football season is not welcome and fudge off.

Sorry just my thoughts on International football. A three week gap is a complete tinkle take coming just five league matches into the season. 😡
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I think they should combine Nations League/Qualifying and do it at the end of a season that could run until the end of April instead.
 
robp135 said:
I think they should combine Nations League/Qualifying and do it at the end of a season that could run until the end of April instead.
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Nations League is the first thing I’d chop. A waste of bloody time. And all international friendlies should go. The thing that astonishes me most is that people rock up to watch these completely meaningless games in their tens of thousands.
 
Mikey10 said:
I'm wondering if the week off is more for the manager's benefit than the players. He seems to me to be feeling the pressure. Aiming to avoid a blow-up?

I made the mistake of doing a bit of reading around his time at Marseille yesterday, something that I didn't know much about...that didn't cheer me up.
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Solanke could be working with the fitness team while RDZ is on the beach.
 
Mikey10 said:
I'm wondering if the week off is more for the manager's benefit than the players. He seems to me to be feeling the pressure. Aiming to avoid a blow-up?

I made the mistake of doing a bit of reading around his time at Marseille yesterday, something that I didn't know much about...that didn't cheer me up.
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Yes indeed.
It was a very important piece of my 'in for a penny in for a pound' managerial support, to specifically avoid too much about his past that could send me into a negative space, simply because I was emotionally raw/drained/burnt and in need of some relief.
Milo was always quite calm about the fact that he WILL blow up at some point in the next two seasons. I (of course) decided to invest in the other direction whereby I saw him as the only worthy successor we've ever had to Poch. The truth hopefully lies in the middle somewhere; I am using every ounce of my (supposed) maturity to stay optimistic, but like everyone, I am tired of being tired about Tottenham, and every investment of faith I have is based on how I know I should behave and how things should be with regards to patience.
 
thfcsteff said:
Yes indeed.
It was a very important piece of my 'in for a penny in for a pound' managerial support, to specifically avoid too much about his past that could send me into a negative space, simply because I was emotionally raw/drained/burnt and in need of some relief.
Milo was always quite calm about the fact that he WILL blow up at some point in the next two seasons. I (of course) decided to invest in the other direction whereby I saw him as the only worthy successor we've ever had to Poch. The truth hopefully lies in the middle somewhere; I am using every ounce of my (supposed) maturity to stay optimistic, but like everyone, I am tired of being tired about Tottenham, and every investment of faith I have is based on how I know I should behave and how things should be with regards to patience.
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As far as I can see it's the fans that are blowing up more than the manager so far.

Like Robertson said in his interview on the Overlap yesterday, he feels like the players and fans are carrying the weight of the past couple of seasons and that we are at the start of a new journey and we just need that bit of luck and win to get going :)....
 
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