Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
Re: Jermain Defoe
That is exactly what I am worried about and why I want Defoe back for Arsenal.
That is exactly what I am worried about and why I want Defoe back for Arsenal.
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Official - Defoe
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Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
Re: Jermain Defoe
Ohhh I get you. On the bench just incase something does happen. Yeah, then lets hope he is back.
Ohhh I get you. On the bench just incase something does happen. Yeah, then lets hope he is back.
BushHillSpurs
Banned
Re: Jermain Defoe
ITK Information;
- Defoe has had his kid less than a week ago. He has been fit for a while now but is just elongating his injury to have more time off...
- Tottenham expect him back in training monday.
ITK Information;
- Defoe has had his kid less than a week ago. He has been fit for a while now but is just elongating his injury to have more time off...
- Tottenham expect him back in training monday.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Jermain Defoe
He'd be entitled to 2 weeks satutory paternity leave, so wouldn't need to fake an injury.
Anyway, contrast to David Howells who once played for us the evening when his dad died during the day.
He'd be entitled to 2 weeks satutory paternity leave, so wouldn't need to fake an injury.
Anyway, contrast to David Howells who once played for us the evening when his dad died during the day.
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Notmegov
Roman Pavlyuchenko
Hootnow
Jermaine Jenas
Re: Jermain Defoe
I don't think he received any paternity leave, he just didn't play one match because his wife was in labour
I don't think he received any paternity leave, he just didn't play one match because his wife was in labour
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Jermain Defoe
I guess Raheem Sterling would end up being available about 3 matches a season if he took all his permitted paternity leave.
I guess Raheem Sterling would end up being available about 3 matches a season if he took all his permitted paternity leave.
BushHillSpurs
Banned
Re: Jermain Defoe
Papers are too slow
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...efoe-becomes-a-father-for-the-first-time.html
Anyway, moving on. Really want to see Defoe back in action as soon as possible. Just so Ade has a bit of competition for that starting position.
Jermaine would have been perfect for today, always loves to score against WHU!
Papers are too slow
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...efoe-becomes-a-father-for-the-first-time.html
Anyway, moving on. Really want to see Defoe back in action as soon as possible. Just so Ade has a bit of competition for that starting position.
Jermaine would have been perfect for today, always loves to score against WHU!
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Re: Jermain Defoe
Jermaine (Jenas) has only scored once against West Ham.
On the other hand, Jermain (Defoe) has scored 6 times against West Ham.
I think you meant the latter, rather than the former.
Papers are too slow
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...efoe-becomes-a-father-for-the-first-time.html
Anyway, moving on. Really want to see Defoe back in action as soon as possible. Just so Ade has a bit of competition for that starting position.
Jermaine would have been perfect for today, always loves to score against WHU!
Jermaine (Jenas) has only scored once against West Ham.
On the other hand, Jermain (Defoe) has scored 6 times against West Ham.
I think you meant the latter, rather than the former.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Re: Jermain Defoe
Defoe, the 14th Duke of Wybourne.
Defoe, the 14th Duke of Wybourne.
Re: Jermain Defoe
Jermain Defoe believes the current crop of Tottenham players is the best he has played with during his time at the club.
The 30-year-old striker has spent over seven years at White Hart Lane over two spells.
He has played alongside a number of fellow internationals during that time but he feels Andre Villas-Boas' squad, who are currently third in the Premier League, is full of quality.
"I think it probably is the best squad since I have been here," he said. "As a player I have always said when you are playing with good players it makes it easier. Especially as a forward, you know you are going to get chances in a game to score.
"There are players that could walk into other top teams in the Premier League, but it is great for everyone and keeps you on your toes because you know if you get an opportunity you have to take it.
"We have that winning mentality in training - it is just a good time to be here.
"There are players that can come into the team and do well so there is that competition which is always healthy. It is a great time to be at the club, we are playing with great players and the sky is the limit."
The former West Ham and Portsmouth striker feels the camaraderie between the Spurs players off the pitch is a key factor in their recent success.
"I feel good and have trained for a full week with no problems, so I'm ready to go," he said.
"I was having a joke with Scott Parker yesterday and we were saying sometimes that if you have got a little knock you just need to stay on it and make sure you're fit and ready because if you are out of the squad someone will come in and they will do well, because it is such a good team to play in.
"I have been here for many years now and in my opinion, in terms of team spirit it is the best it has ever been.
"Everyone is buzzing around the training ground and putting the work in. Even the players that are injured are working hard to get back.
"It is the winning mentality that I think we have got now. In games when things aren't going great everyone gets stuck in and just keeps going, it is a good thing to have. It is important to have that I think."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/8543957/
Jermain Defoe believes the current crop of Tottenham players is the best he has played with during his time at the club.
The 30-year-old striker has spent over seven years at White Hart Lane over two spells.
He has played alongside a number of fellow internationals during that time but he feels Andre Villas-Boas' squad, who are currently third in the Premier League, is full of quality.
"I think it probably is the best squad since I have been here," he said. "As a player I have always said when you are playing with good players it makes it easier. Especially as a forward, you know you are going to get chances in a game to score.
"There are players that could walk into other top teams in the Premier League, but it is great for everyone and keeps you on your toes because you know if you get an opportunity you have to take it.
"We have that winning mentality in training - it is just a good time to be here.
"There are players that can come into the team and do well so there is that competition which is always healthy. It is a great time to be at the club, we are playing with great players and the sky is the limit."
The former West Ham and Portsmouth striker feels the camaraderie between the Spurs players off the pitch is a key factor in their recent success.
"I feel good and have trained for a full week with no problems, so I'm ready to go," he said.
"I was having a joke with Scott Parker yesterday and we were saying sometimes that if you have got a little knock you just need to stay on it and make sure you're fit and ready because if you are out of the squad someone will come in and they will do well, because it is such a good team to play in.
"I have been here for many years now and in my opinion, in terms of team spirit it is the best it has ever been.
"Everyone is buzzing around the training ground and putting the work in. Even the players that are injured are working hard to get back.
"It is the winning mentality that I think we have got now. In games when things aren't going great everyone gets stuck in and just keeps going, it is a good thing to have. It is important to have that I think."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/8543957/
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
Re: Jermain Defoe
In honour of Onlyme:
Let's examine his contribution to team success in the last 5 days or so:
Arsenal (H) 2-1 win
Inter (H) 3-0 win
\o/\o/
You see it's ALL down to Defoe
In honour of Onlyme:
Let's examine his contribution to team success in the last 5 days or so:
Arsenal (H) 2-1 win
Inter (H) 3-0 win
\o/\o/
You see it's ALL down to Defoe
