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OMT - Tottenham Hotspur FC vs Tamworth FC

K.D.D.D.D.Soc said:
We haven't got to players to do it, if you had seen how our outstanding U21 team struggled against experienced older players in whatever cup they played in last season you would see how big a step it is for them and to think a lot of youngsters could come in a win today is delusional, Chelsea, Liverpool and Emirates Marketing Project put out more experienced teams yesterday than we could.
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you don't need to win every battle to win the war

going out today wouldn't be a disaster, it would put a good number of rest weeks into our league schedule for the rest of the season

every decision made today should be done with 2 eyes on Wednesday
 
Gutter Boy said:
3G, not 4G. 4G doesn't really exist, its just job title inflation.
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Every day is a school day Gutter Boy

The main difference between 3G and 4G pitches is that 3G pitches have infill, while 4G pitches do not:
Infill: 3G pitches contain sand and rubber infill, while 4G pitches do not.
Safety: 3G pitches are considered safer and more comfortable than 4G pitches because of the infill.
Maintenance: 4G pitches are lower maintenance than 3G pitches.
FIFA approval: 3G pitches are the only artificial turf technology approved by FIFA and other football governing bodies. 4G pitches are still in the early stages of development and have not been accredited by any major sporting body.
Usage: 3G pitches are suitable for many different types of sports, including football and rugby. 4G pitches are typically an option for indoor areas and limited access areas.
Cost: 3G pitches are cheaper than 4G pitches.
Other differences between 3G and 4G pitches include:
Pile height: 3G pitches have a longer pile height, usually between 40-60mm.
Weatherproof: 3G pitches are weatherproof and free-draining.
Wear and tear: 3G pitches can withstand intensive usage without showing signs of wear and tear.
 
Weirdly strong lineup, but then again, we saw how playing too many youngsters at once resulted in at Coventry. Wish Porro would be rested though, he must've been well into the red zone many many weeks ago.
 
Yiddo said:
Who is the guy at the front? Seen him in a couple of videos now and seems like a right prick.
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Clearly he cannot chew gum whilst keeping his mouth closed.
I guess he is a fitness chappy that lays out the cones and tells them to do tippy tappy stretchy stretchy
 
K.D.D.D.D.Soc said:
I'm dissapointed Lankshear is not starting as I don't see Werner as a goal scorer, not surprised by Dorrington omission as both CB have worked well so far. Our midfield must control this game, if they do we should win.
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Don't see Werner as a goal scorer....what has led you to that conclusion?

:)

Ange doesn't even like Werner that much...he's not going to be here come May...can provide some decent assists BUT zero finishing skill....Lankshear all day for me.
NickTB said:
Looks like it’s going to be a Cracking atmosphere

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Love this...proper eye opener for our boys
 
Will be an interesting test for Kinski's strength under Tonks' long throws. Without VAR, we need a kind ref.

I'd like to think some of our players are skilful enough to beat a man and ping it in the corner, rather than passing the buck, passing the buck, passing the buck.

I note it took Cheatski's billion pounds of talent >40 minutes to score vs Maidstone yesterday.
 
Looking at the line up, isn’t it more likely Werner is the striker,, he’s played there regularly before.

Has Johnson ever played as a striker?
 
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