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***OMT - SPURS vs Chelsea***
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Bullet
Colin Calderwood
Agreed; twice Rodon put the ball on a plate for them.Rodon said:
He was SOOO lucky that the first was scored and was offside, whereas the second was missed but onside.
He did well in general but started and ended atrociously.
Dier was also poor. And Sissoko. And Kane/Son did VERY little.
@milo through a process of elimination I'd say Reggie and Aurier were our best
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
Whaaat? Do you mean full backs?
Legohamster
Ian Walker
The first came from Sissoko slipping over I think.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Didn't lose. All that mattered. Could have won right at the death, could have lost right at the death, but ended up with a good point away to Chelsea.
Interesting that we knew what would happen on here with Kante sticking to Kane like a flu to essentially mark him out of the game, vastly limiting our ability to break.
Bit befuddled by Bergwijn's role. He must be doing a tactical job of some sort, but he's just been disappointing this entire season, and today was more of the same. Works hard, but very limited, and slower than I thought.
Defense a little shakier than usual with Rodon in for Toby, but *also* with Dier playing some absolutely awful passes. Highlight was him striding purposefully out with the ball with no one pressing him for 30 seconds, looking up, considering his pass...and beautifully, perfectly wafting a ball *straight* to the surprised Chelsea player 5m in front of him, leading to a breakaway from which they almost scored.
Reguilon, Lloris and Hojbjerg good. Aurier, Rodon, Sissoko solid. Ndombele, Dier and Son acceptable. Kane and Bergwijn a bit anonymous. The point, a good point.
And we go on.
Interesting that we knew what would happen on here with Kante sticking to Kane like a flu to essentially mark him out of the game, vastly limiting our ability to break.
Bit befuddled by Bergwijn's role. He must be doing a tactical job of some sort, but he's just been disappointing this entire season, and today was more of the same. Works hard, but very limited, and slower than I thought.
Defense a little shakier than usual with Rodon in for Toby, but *also* with Dier playing some absolutely awful passes. Highlight was him striding purposefully out with the ball with no one pressing him for 30 seconds, looking up, considering his pass...and beautifully, perfectly wafting a ball *straight* to the surprised Chelsea player 5m in front of him, leading to a breakaway from which they almost scored.
Reguilon, Lloris and Hojbjerg good. Aurier, Rodon, Sissoko solid. Ndombele, Dier and Son acceptable. Kane and Bergwijn a bit anonymous. The point, a good point.
And we go on.
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El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
One of those quieter affair games where the teams appeared too cautious not to over commit. There were very few serious chances for either side. The best chance arguably Giroud’s late effort.
A draw at Stamford Bridge though is a solid result. A lot on here expected us to have lost the match. We are back top, and home against Arsenal next.
We’re in a good place, let’s keep this going!!
A draw at Stamford Bridge though is a solid result. A lot on here expected us to have lost the match. We are back top, and home against Arsenal next.
We’re in a good place, let’s keep this going!!
Bishop
Nick Barmby
Nothing special today. They showed the grand total of fudge all. We were very under colour today and yet Chelsea did very little.
Nope.
They dealt with everything that came their way and Abraham only got clear by fouling them.
Rodon made an error at the end, but that's a far better error ratio than everyone else.
LutonSpurs
Eric Dear
Lol what a brick game but what a great result. We go top. COYS
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
Why do I love Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink now? He speaks absolute sense.
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
The more I listen to Keane, the more I agree about us winning the league. I think we will be up there and should finish within 6-8 points of the top 2 but I think Kane and son are gonna have to carry us if we are going to win the league. That means both of them staying fit and maintaining the standards they have displayed so far (except for today, both were anonymous).
@nayenezgani agree re Hasselbaink. Not afraid to say it like it is and talks sense.
@nayenezgani agree re Hasselbaink. Not afraid to say it like it is and talks sense.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
So in a way, one might say it was a game of two halfs/halves?
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
Stevei B's role seems, to my untrained eye, to primarily press and exert pressure as part of Jose's low possession plan, and then secondarily, to be an attacking option. It looks like he's still settling into this squad and this league, and with more work will be a more potent weapon going forwards.Didn't lose. All that mattered. Could have won right at the death, could have lost right at the death, but ended up with a good point away to Chelsea.
Interesting that we knew what would happen on here with Kante sticking to Kane like a flu to essentially mark him out of the game, vastly limiting our ability to break.
Bit befuddled by Bergwijn's role. He must be doing a tactical job of some sort, but he's just been disappointing this entire season, and today was more of the same. Works hard, but very limited, and slower than I thought.
Defense a little shakier than usual with Rodon in for Toby, but *also* with Dier playing some absolutely awful passes. Highlight was him striding purposefully out with the ball with no one pressing him for 30 seconds, looking up, considering his pass...and beautifully, perfectly wafting a ball *straight* to the surprised Chelsea player 5m in front of him, leading to a breakaway from which they almost scored.
Reguilon, Lloris and Hojbjerg good. Aurier, Rodon, Sissoko solid. Ndombele, Dier and Son acceptable. Kane and Bergwijn a bit anonymous. The point, a good point.
And we go on.
Kandi1977
Garth Crooks
Most pundits have this "Take Kane and Son out of the team, and Spurs are nothing" attitude.
Yeah, take the two best players out of any team, and low and behold, they will not be as good as they are with them!
Take Salah and Mane out of victims, De Breune and Aguero out of City. They're not the same teams without those.
It's a ridiculous way of looking at it, and that argument is ONLY used against us.
Pirate55
The Last Man Standing 17/18
Didn't lose. All that mattered. Could have won right at the death, could have lost right at the death, but ended up with a good point away to Chelsea.
Interesting that we knew what would happen on here with Kante sticking to Kane like a flu to essentially mark him out of the game, vastly limiting our ability to break.
Bit befuddled by Bergwijn's role. He must be doing a tactical job of some sort, but he's just been disappointing this entire season, and today was more of the same. Works hard, but very limited, and slower than I thought.
Defense a little shakier than usual with Rodon in for Toby, but *also* with Dier playing some absolutely awful passes. Highlight was him striding purposefully out with the ball with no one pressing him for 30 seconds, looking up, considering his pass...and beautifully, perfectly wafting a ball *straight* to the surprised Chelsea player 5m in front of him, leading to a breakaway from which they almost scored.
Reguilon, Lloris and Hojbjerg good. Aurier, Rodon, Sissoko solid. Ndombele, Dier and Son acceptable. Kane and Bergwijn a bit anonymous. The point, a good point.
And we go on.
Agree with this summation.
Would have liked to have seen Bale given at least 15 minutes to try and win this game.
SteveAWOL
Barry Daines
Starting to see the benefits of those lacklustre 1-0 wins against bottom half dross. We don't have the time to sort things out in training, so we used those mathces to get everyone used to our defensive game.