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***OMT - Tottenham Hotspur v Swansea City***
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One more foul and the ref was going to send him off
Dr Rosenrosen
Sebastien Bassong
Professional. Great to have Lamela and Wanyama back.
SteveAWOL
David Ginola
Just saw that the dirty Spammers scored a 94th minute winner
braineclipse
Garth Crooks
Though game, but a win is a win is a win...
SissokoWasGood (BoL)
Paul Stalteri
No point at all in drawing anything from the performance. The conditions were terrible.
Good though to see a solid return for Wanyama, and more good minutes for Lamela. Plus, was that a Sissoko chant at the end? Lovely stuff
Good though to see a solid return for Wanyama, and more good minutes for Lamela. Plus, was that a Sissoko chant at the end? Lovely stuff
Mikey10
Christian Ziege
We won’t - unless it’s pouring with rain again, blowing a gale and Wembley is like a ploughed field.
Robspur12
Pedro Mendes
Should have had at least one if not 2 pens so not everything went our way.
DubaiSpur
Jack Jull
Now, by the standards of a few decades ago, that pitch would have been like a grass carpet.
However, these players don't know that time - they were brought up in today's game, which is so stuffed with money that the pitches have become literal works of art and feats of engineering brilliance.
So when faced with the sort of pitch they faced today, playing anywhere near decently would have been a massive challenge. Thus, the disjointed performance is understandable.
Lloris had one save and two punches of note to make. Verts played well. Davies was competent. Sanchez was competent too, although it's for the best that he came off. Trippier was done by a ball in behind quite a few times, but now it's no longer surprising, just wearying. Dier and Eriksen were solid, if uninspiring. And that goes for the rest of the attackers, too - bar Son, who had one of his 'off' days.
And Kane came on and played a wonderful, physics-defying ball out to Alli, who finished it well. So he was good in his own inimitable way.
Other than that, not much to say. We came out here, got the three points, and that's all that matters. Shutting up the Swansea goons heckling Alli was only a bonus above and beyond a job effectively done, regardless of the manner of the victory.
However, these players don't know that time - they were brought up in today's game, which is so stuffed with money that the pitches have become literal works of art and feats of engineering brilliance.
So when faced with the sort of pitch they faced today, playing anywhere near decently would have been a massive challenge. Thus, the disjointed performance is understandable.
Lloris had one save and two punches of note to make. Verts played well. Davies was competent. Sanchez was competent too, although it's for the best that he came off. Trippier was done by a ball in behind quite a few times, but now it's no longer surprising, just wearying. Dier and Eriksen were solid, if uninspiring. And that goes for the rest of the attackers, too - bar Son, who had one of his 'off' days.
And Kane came on and played a wonderful, physics-defying ball out to Alli, who finished it well. So he was good in his own inimitable way.
Other than that, not much to say. We came out here, got the three points, and that's all that matters. Shutting up the Swansea goons heckling Alli was only a bonus above and beyond a job effectively done, regardless of the manner of the victory.
Legohamster
Les Medley
Dembele has to start.
braineclipse
Garth Crooks
Agreed. Also have to remember that Swansea actually played quite well. New manager bounce, bit of belief and confidence after a win. They were very poor on the ball in the first half, but better in the second and disciplined throughout.
Glenda's Legs
Tom Huddlestone
Why is the interviewer speaking to Eriksen as if he’s a tourist who doesn’t understand English?
SteveAWOL
David Ginola
Que?
I think I'm right in saying that he's injured