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***TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs Leeds OMT***

Should have been another 10 against 11, and we'd have exploited that. Can't rely on refs and we didn't do enough up front. Marmoursh had one opening as usual but didn't do enough, Gray had an open goal if he'd stuck out a leg to the Kudus cross. Post Son and Kane we lack quality and cutting edge in the final third. A draw would have been a good result.

2 steps forward, 1 back.
 
Poor game overall, and a deserved loss.

Decisive moment was the red card incident. Tel had been lively, but had to go off, while the Leeds player who should've been given marching orders, stayed on after the horror tackle. That contributed to the change of momentum, IMO.

We were in the game, but had to make an unplanned change, while Leeds got the ref team's approval to up the dirtiness of their game. Knowing the ref had a very high ceiling for punishing foul play is a massive boost for a team who relies on the dark arts.

We'll never know how things would've panned out if the rules of the game were followed properly - I could seen us losing still - but that shamefully wrongful decision changed the trajectory of this game. Basically the refs took charge of the direction of the game by not doing their jobs, intentionally or by sheer incompetence. So poor.
 
Robbo said:
Poor game overall, and a deserved loss.

Decisive moment was the red card incident. Tel had been lively, but had to go off, while the Leeds player who should've been given marching orders, stayed on after the horror tackle. That contributed to the change of momentum, IMO.

We were in the game, but had to make an unplanned change, while Leeds got the ref team's approval to up the dirtiness of their game. Knowing the ref had a very high ceiling for punishing foul play is a massive boost for a team who relies on the dark arts.

We'll never know how things would've panned out if the rules of the game were followed properly - I could seen us losing still - but that shamefully wrongful decision changed the trajectory of this game. Basically the refs took charge of the direction of the game by not doing their jobs, intentionally or by sheer incompetence. So poor.
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That ref, apart from looking like Connor from Succession, never gives us anything. The red card that wasn’t even a yellow and their defenders wrestling every ball with nothing given.
 
90291Spur said:
Porro looked like a player coming back from an injury.
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Yeah, I'm a bit worried from about Porro at the moment, might just be a fitness thing, but I'd start Gray every game, at moment.

Porro's doesn't seem to be playing the system or patterns, like we've seen the other players settling into. He seems to hold the ball more and wasn't linking with Kudus, the way Gray and Kudus have been linking up more recently. Porro doesn't seem to play the vertical line passes or the quicker one-two ball movement like Gray does at right back.

Might be a that he's still not adjusted to the RDZ system yet.
 
Horrible second half, Kinsky the only player to emerge with credit. Feel like it was one of those games where we could play for 10 hours and not score. Nothing was coming off. Players were working hard, just no quality.

I think Leeds played well, they rattled us and their fans rattled us. Their player should have been sent off and maybe the game would have been different as first half we were ok. Second half dreadful though.
 
totalspurs said:
Yeah, I'm a bit worried from about Porro at the moment, might just be a fitness thing, but I'd start Gray every game, at moment.

Porro's doesn't seem to be playing the system or patterns, like we've seen the other players settling into. He seems to hold the ball more and wasn't linking with Kudus, the way Gray and Kudus have been linking up more recently. Porro doesn't seem to play the vertical line passes or the quicker one-two ball movement like Gray does at right back.

Might be a that he's still not adjusted to the RDZ system yet.
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I wonder if his heads been turned by the noise about a move to Spain. I’d hope he was professional enough not to let it affect him
 
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