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*** Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest ***

markysimmo

markysimmo

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Date : 21/04/25
K.O : 20.00pm
Venue : NWHL

Vicario
Gray Romero Danso Spence
Sarr Bissouma Kulu
Odobert Richy Tel

Few changes for me

Forest will be too strong for us though and we will lose 2-3
 
Imagine if Ange just starts playing like Forest for the rest of the season, Proper Jose ball in readiness for Europa. We surprise Forest and also just sit back and wait to counter lol
 
markysimmo said:
Date : 21/04/25
K.O : 20.00pm
Venue : NWHL

Vicario
Gray Romero Danso Spence
Sarr Bissouma Kulu
Odobert Richy Tel

Few changes for me

Forest will be too strong for us though and we will lose 2-3
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As good a footballer as Gray is, he'll never be a right-back. Has struggled every time he's been played there. Stick him in midfield where he belongs, Spence or Porro at right-back.
 
Lord have mercy!
  • Spurs have lost their last two Premier League games played on Easter Monday, with both of these defeats coming at home – 1-2 vs Manchester United in 2006 and 1-2 vs Norwich in 2012.
  • Nottingham Forest have lost just two of their last 35 league games played on Easter Monday (W21 D12), while in the top-flight they’re unbeaten in 16 (W13 D3) since a 1-0 loss at Chelsea in 1966.
  • Nottingham Forest’s 1-0 win in the reverse fixture ended a six-game losing streak against Spurs in the Premier League. They last did the league double over them in the 1996-97 campaign.
  • Tottenham Hotspur have lost 17 Premier League matches in 2024-25, their most in one season since the 2003-04 campaign (19). Manager Ange Postecoglou is one of three Spurs bosses to lose 17+ games in a season, along with Osvaldo Ardiles in 1993-94 (19) and Gerry Francis in 1996-97 (18).
  • Tottenham Hotspur have lost 16 of their last 20 Premier League matches against teams starting the day in the top half of the table (W3 D1) and have lost eight out of nine (D1) since winning 4-0 against 2nd place Emirates Marketing Project in November.
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The fact Forest are so high up the table, Saudi Sportswashing Machine and City losing 9/10 games this season yet they are all battling it out for third makes it even worse for us. This really was the season we could have got back into the mix. We are appalling.
 
Yiddo said:
The fact Forest are so high up the table, Saudi Sportswashing Machine and City losing 9/10 games this season yet they are all battling it out for third makes it even worse for us. This really was the season we could have got back into the mix. We are appalling.
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we have better players than forest. ange is appalling.
 
Bishop said:
Neville was deceptively nippy, fast wingers weren't ever something he struggled with, plus he's just better defensively in the wide areas than Gray is. Like a night and day difference.
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To your last point, I was a huge fan of Neville's defending. His positional sense and reading of the game was exemplary and he was a talker to anyone that played with him. That being said, Neville was born in 75 and his breakout season was 94/95. He then played another full season at RB before being the youngster in Venables 96 Euro team. Makes you wonder how good Neville was at Archie's current age. He has only just turned 19. Prime Gray could be anything but he will never be quick.
 
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