kendoddsdadsdog
Dean Marney
Of the six left-footed players listed, three of them are right-footed. Not quite a high enough percentage to start theorising.
They do all play on the left, to be fair.
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Of the six left-footed players listed, three of them are right-footed. Not quite a high enough percentage to start theorising.
They do all play on the left, to be fair.
ace1882
Hans Segers
They...the club mate
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Ah ok, got a link or anything mate, not heard about that.
tommysvr
Vedran Corluka
THFC announced they have no money? Must have missed that one.
ace1882
Hans Segers
It was the boys on we are tottenham tv mate
ace1882
Hans Segers
Come on, stop being silly.....the boys on we are tottenham tv are reporting on it..
Plus let's be honest, the club quite often cheap out, like in the summer. We all knew this squad was not good enough
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Ahh right, I see.
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Bishop
John Lacy
None of Perisic, Richarlison, Solomon or Maddison are left footed seems a weird hypothesis when its wrong about half the players on the list.
Sess is a well known sicknote, his body is just frail. VDV is a pacey player and hamstrings and pacey players go hand in hand. Thats the nature of the fast twitch muscles.
tommysvr
Vedran Corluka
Sorry mate, you’re on one.
ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
But I guess you're not off to 'see' the boys on we are Tottenham TV?
Chrissivad
Dean Austin
"Look, my focus is that we still have a fair few games between now and January. And that's where my attention has got to be," he told reporters at his pre-Wolves press conference on Friday.
"The planning in terms of January has been in the works for a while. As I said last week, Johan is in the building and that's his area.
"He's getting his department together. He'll get all the information, and we just have to keep working to the plan we started with.
"I've said right at the start we've only had one window trying to build a team - it was never going to happen in that one window, but obviously we have to plan.
"Whether that's January or the summer or beyond and we'll work through that. But what's important to me is that we still have a significant number of games between now and January. And we want to make sure we're performing at a good level."
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We will probably need to shift players to bring more in, but I can't see us not brining in anyone in Ange's 2nd transfer window unless we are unable to get the players he wants in until the summer.
"The planning in terms of January has been in the works for a while. As I said last week, Johan is in the building and that's his area.
"He's getting his department together. He'll get all the information, and we just have to keep working to the plan we started with.
"I've said right at the start we've only had one window trying to build a team - it was never going to happen in that one window, but obviously we have to plan.
"Whether that's January or the summer or beyond and we'll work through that. But what's important to me is that we still have a significant number of games between now and January. And we want to make sure we're performing at a good level."
Postecoglou issues new Tottenham transfer update amid injury crisis
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We will probably need to shift players to bring more in, but I can't see us not brining in anyone in Ange's 2nd transfer window unless we are unable to get the players he wants in until the summer.
Bishop
John Lacy
We need to shift players regardless. The great start to the season shouldn't muddle anyone's mind. Half of our problem is the amount of dead wood in the squad. They hold up wages and the majority have nothing to offer us."Look, my focus is that we still have a fair few games between now and January. And that's where my attention has got to be," he told reporters at his pre-Wolves press conference on Friday.
"The planning in terms of January has been in the works for a while. As I said last week, Johan is in the building and that's his area.
"He's getting his department together. He'll get all the information, and we just have to keep working to the plan we started with.
"I've said right at the start we've only had one window trying to build a team - it was never going to happen in that one window, but obviously we have to plan.
"Whether that's January or the summer or beyond and we'll work through that. But what's important to me is that we still have a significant number of games between now and January. And we want to make sure we're performing at a good level."
Postecoglou issues new Tottenham transfer update amid injury crisis
January window planning is well underway but Spurs boss remains fully focused on the games ahead
We will probably need to shift players to bring more in, but I can't see us not brining in anyone in Ange's 2nd transfer window unless we are unable to get the players he wants in until the summer.
Dier, Lloris, Ndombele, Hojberg, Sess, Rodon and Tangana all need to go along with possibly Lo Celso and I'd throw in Richarlison as well.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
A couple of them are out of contact so go by default which helps
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
So the back up to the back up CB in Ashley Phillips is out for around a month according to the press conference. I'm guessing Royal may see some time as one of the CB partnership over the next month or two, it'd be madness to rush Micky back considering his previous hamstring issues. We just need a Porro injury for the cherry on top of this period of total flimflam. In addition to that Sarr's come back with an issue and not trained according to Ange, at least in this position it gives Skipp an opportunity if Bentancur still isn't ready to start.
I'm not going full on hysterical "seasons over" mode just yet, but the idea of because it's early on in the project, is not really an excuse for having a wafer thin squad considering the investment put in. Maybe wafer thin is harsh in certain areas but everyone knew the risk at CB as well as the quality drop if Maddison couldn't play, so even with us having no European football and crashing out of the cup 1st round the workload is still apparently too much.
The unanswerable question is whether it's just bad luck on the injury front or bad planning. Ivan looking like a really useful option and then getting injured was a bit of a bummer. The quality of signings brought in of late have been excellent, I don't think anyone could argue that but there's still too many gaps to be competitive in any competition from the looks of it.
I'm not going full on hysterical "seasons over" mode just yet, but the idea of because it's early on in the project, is not really an excuse for having a wafer thin squad considering the investment put in. Maybe wafer thin is harsh in certain areas but everyone knew the risk at CB as well as the quality drop if Maddison couldn't play, so even with us having no European football and crashing out of the cup 1st round the workload is still apparently too much.
The unanswerable question is whether it's just bad luck on the injury front or bad planning. Ivan looking like a really useful option and then getting injured was a bit of a bummer. The quality of signings brought in of late have been excellent, I don't think anyone could argue that but there's still too many gaps to be competitive in any competition from the looks of it.
If any team outside of City had the amount of injuries and suspensions as we have at the moment they'd be fudged too. There's no teams back up CBs that are decent, just need to look at Utd having to play Maguire and Jones.
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
I'm assuming you mean Evans! The drop off from a first team player to a back up is huge in terms of Micky to either Dier or Davies, the equivalent comparison would be Martinez / Varane compared to Lindelof which isn't as substantial. It's taken them more injuries in one isolated position for that to happen and to be fair them they're still grinding out 1 - 0 wins, whereas the results have turned for us (obviously hoping we can turn it around on Sunday). It's highlighted by how crucial it is having a pacy LCB in our system, and there being no cover for him means things go to brick. Were you happy with our sole chance of doing anything relying on Micky and Maddison remaining fit? City seem a tad irrelevant, other teams do have back ups that are suited to the way they play.
The suspensions are due to the actions of our players so we can't be claiming bad fortune on those, it's just recklessness. The responsibility lies with the players for being macarons but you can't really blame them for getting injuries.
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
I'm not so sure as we're still hampered by having a huge chunk of wages going to Hugo and Ivan, whilst not being able to get permanent deals for the serial loanees (apart from Winks). It's not either of their fault but it's a lot of money going to players that realistically aren't going to do much for the remainder of the season.
I guess I've brought up the question of squad building in my ramblings, as you say, ideally it we can remedy it in January.
Back to injuries it is a shame re Phillips, not sure if he was going to be called upon anyways as Dier was evidently ahead of him in the pecking order but I bet he was learning a lot in training whilst settling in....