Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Any tag team news?
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OMT - Tottenham vs. Stoke
- Thread starter Mumorn
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Wriggly
Banned
Our celebrations at home saw us 4-1 down to Villa, ok we came back but you just never know how the team will be, they may be a little too 'relaxed'
charlietheyid
Banned
I knew they`d be something.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Excellent team KD! this is what I want to see as well, good point about possibly bringing in Dempsey for his aerial ability, but still preferring Sig.
Not Parker's type of game at all in my opinion, wouldn't mind Holtby instead of him if Dembele isn't fit, hopefully Dembele will be fit though.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Well im relieved that the referee for this one isnt Chris Foy..
Its Kevin Friend
Its Kevin Friend
chicken_badge
Gudni Bergsson
Foy will get done for match fixing Stoke games, I am sure. Criminal.
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
In all fairness, we didnt do too bad on our visit to West Ham on their 'big night' earlier this season.
inkpenspur
Allan Nielsen
Is this a stat straight from Opta Joe?:-k
Eatmyownbrainwithaspork
John Gorman
Is that actually Derek Millborrow? That's what I imagine he looks like.
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Really hope so. We just have to put some pressure on the other two with a win on Sunday. If Villa could get something on the Saturday morning that would just be an added bonus.
Being just a point behind both Chelsea and Arsenal this time next week wouldnt be the end of the world, Behind 1 ahead of Arsenal would be fantastic, and any better scenarios would just be, well, dreamland tbh
That was the best part. They were trying so hard, bless their little hearts :lol:
raboner
Banned
That c*nt Pennyfeather is the one you have to watch out for..
I suspect growing up in Stoke somewhat realigns your misery scale.
Mousa Dembele is expected to return to the Tottenham team at Stoke on Sunday as Spurs seek the two wins they are likely to need to have any chance of reaching next season’s Champions League.
Dembele missed the midweek draw at Chelsea with a hamstring problem but the club are confident he will be sufficiently fit to play at the Britannia Stadium.
Dembele is not the only Tottenham player below his ideal condition but head coach Andre Villas-Boas needs his key men for the final push.
Victories over Stoke and Sunderland would give Spurs a total of 72 points and if Arsenal were to slip up in their final two fixtures, it would be sufficient to elevate Villas-Boas’s team into the top four. Spurs missed Dembele’s power and mobility at Stamford Bridge and if he does recover, the Belgian is likely to replace Tom Huddlestone in central midfield.
As well as Dembele, Aaron Lennon and Gareth Bale will be required to grit their teeth for the next two games as Spurs look to their most influential players to drive them over the line.
Lennon’s hamstrings have been a cause for concern for the Spurs medical team for some weeks while Bale, despite scoring three times in his last four games, does not seem to be moving as freely as he was before sustaining an ankle injury against Basle on April 4.
Yet Bale’s talent is such that, even if he were only half fit, he remains Spurs’s most potent match winner. As their season approaches its conclusion, there is little chance of the Welshman being given a breather.
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/mousa-dembeles-ready-to-grit-his-teeth-and-help-tottenham-in-final-push-8610853.html
Dembele missed the midweek draw at Chelsea with a hamstring problem but the club are confident he will be sufficiently fit to play at the Britannia Stadium.
Dembele is not the only Tottenham player below his ideal condition but head coach Andre Villas-Boas needs his key men for the final push.
Victories over Stoke and Sunderland would give Spurs a total of 72 points and if Arsenal were to slip up in their final two fixtures, it would be sufficient to elevate Villas-Boas’s team into the top four. Spurs missed Dembele’s power and mobility at Stamford Bridge and if he does recover, the Belgian is likely to replace Tom Huddlestone in central midfield.
As well as Dembele, Aaron Lennon and Gareth Bale will be required to grit their teeth for the next two games as Spurs look to their most influential players to drive them over the line.
Lennon’s hamstrings have been a cause for concern for the Spurs medical team for some weeks while Bale, despite scoring three times in his last four games, does not seem to be moving as freely as he was before sustaining an ankle injury against Basle on April 4.
Yet Bale’s talent is such that, even if he were only half fit, he remains Spurs’s most potent match winner. As their season approaches its conclusion, there is little chance of the Welshman being given a breather.
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/mousa-dembeles-ready-to-grit-his-teeth-and-help-tottenham-in-final-push-8610853.html
Amor
Nicola Berti
I have the feeling we will win, wigan will do us a favor, but then we lose to sunderland at home on the final day while arse batter Saudi Sportswashing Machine.
At that point one could only laugh.:ross: