He will be with us
I'm sure he might consider retiring from internationals (he's carried that side for a long time), not sure what the Korean reaction to that will be.
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Son Heung-Min
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He will be with us
I'm sure he might consider retiring from internationals (he's carried that side for a long time), not sure what the Korean reaction to that will be.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
I can have sympathy and be happy he’s coming back to Spurs at the same time. All the people (one person) cheering for all our players to win every mid season tournament can’t have watched many of our games this season. If they did surely they would realise how we have been decimated by injuries. It’s coming up to 3 months since we’ve been able to field a fully strength team!
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
It's all part of the game, we've had in tough, just got to hope things improve, no use being upset by what's gone, I like to look how well we've done in testing circumstances.
stratnumberone
Bobby Zamora
I’m going to engage in some unbelievably embarrassing nit picking, for which I’m genuinely sorry! However, it needs to be done
. Our injuries this season have been far worse than ‘decimation’, particularly our first team injuries. Decimation was an old Roman military punishment that was particularly brutal (give it a google) but it only affected 1 in 10. We deffo had way more than that missing!Right, that’s it. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. I shall now crawl under a rock and never post here again. Sorry.
jrh
Niko Kranjcar
Name a PL team who can regularly name a full strength team? Go watch a Liverpool game bro.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Be brilliant for us if he did retire from playing for South Korea
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Honestly I’ve never known an injury crisis quite like it for Spurs. You always know injuries are going to occur but it’s been an absolute tinkle take this season. And we’re not the only ones, Saudi Sportswashing Machine, Brighton and United have suffered.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
jrh
Niko Kranjcar
Fair, I wasn't hoping the players stayed away to cause us a problem though, clearly.
I just want them to do well individually, especially think winning a tournament could be super valuable for growth and then going on to help us win trophies in the future. You can never have too many major trophy winners among your squad.
But anyway, not worth arguing over. Agree to disagree.
jrh
Niko Kranjcar
@Jurgen the German this is all I mean... How you can welcome this kind of heart ache on a player you support, our captain no less... I don't know.
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Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
We need a HUGE rendition of “nice one Sonny” on Saturday. .
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
That makes me sad reading that. I feel he is being too hard on himself. yes he is the captain, but one man does not make the team. Win as a team, lose as a team
Chin up lad. Take it out on the opposition the next time to pull on a Spurs shirt
Chin up lad. Take it out on the opposition the next time to pull on a Spurs shirt
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Dicko
Paul Stalteri
International football sucks sometimes doesn't it. You can be proud to play for your country but its not his fault that his team are not the strongest. Same with Bale for Wales, Haaland and Salah etc. He should just be proud he has played 14 years for his country and has 120 odd caps etc.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Hope his form is like Kane's when he came back from the world cup.
FatBloke
Niko Kranjcar
I'm sure he is very proud of his achievements for his country, and rightly so. But at the moment, he's hurting. I can't even imagine what it's like to be the one that millions of people look up to, to make the difference between having a bad day and running through the streets in celebration.
Some players identify strongly with their country, some less so. As a Spurs fan, I'd rather have a Giggs than a Bale. But as a sports fan (and therefore an incurable romantic), I'd choose Bale every time.
I’m going to engage in some unbelievably embarrassing nit picking, for which I’m genuinely sorry! However, it needs to be done
Right, that’s it. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. I shall now crawl under a rock and never post here again. Sorry.
Our season has been more like genghis khans black tent.
Bullet
Andy Thompson
Here we see Genghis’s not-so-nice behavior on display. His system was to surround a city and raise a white tent. If the people inside the city did not surrender by the end of the day, he put up the red tent, which meant that all men of fighting age would die. Allow another day to pass and Genghis would raise the black tent, telling the city that all living things were to be killed and the Mongols would begin attacking and razing the city. Not very surprisingly, northern China would lose as much as a third of its population by the time the Mongols were finished with the Jin Dynasty. In 1211, the Mongol troops met the main Jin army and when the day was done, half a million Chinese troops had been killed.
Genghis Khan may never have said the following quote, but it wouldn’t be so far off from his true personality:
The greatest joy for a man is to defeat his enemies, to drive them before him, to take from them all they possess, to see those they love in tears, to ride their horses, and to hold their wives and daughters in his arms.
^^This makes me think of Gooners
Genghis Khan may never have said the following quote, but it wouldn’t be so far off from his true personality:
The greatest joy for a man is to defeat his enemies, to drive them before him, to take from them all they possess, to see those they love in tears, to ride their horses, and to hold their wives and daughters in his arms.
^^This makes me think of Gooners
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
No worries. I had a similar thought process during the last World Cup. I wanted our players to do well but I also wanted them back ASAP. The worst scenario for us would have been England v Argentina in the final and one set of players comes back gutted and both come back tired. I don’t get any joy seeing our players upset, but at the same time we need them back. It feels like we are up against it with our rivals in terms of spending power, wages etc. Not to mention they are some bloody good teams. And it’s even harder when half the squad is either injured or away on international duty. The rest of the league has got stronger too. There just aren’t many teams that get battered every week other than Sheffield United.
They learned not to mess with him though. After he'd conquered a city, months later he'd send one of his men back alone. They'd walk in the city and kill a few people at random. If they were harmed the city would burn.
Thought it was more persia that got the brunt than china though. After they killed a couple of his envoys.
The good old days.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Appreciate the nit picking combined with historic trivia. Have at it at any of my posts at least.I’m going to engage in some unbelievably embarrassing nit picking, for which I’m genuinely sorry! However, it needs to be done
Right, that’s it. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. I shall now crawl under a rock and never post here again. Sorry.
While we're nitpicking...
As you point out one in ten, but significantly more brutal than a pulled hamstring, or even a ruptured ACL. So actually our injury situation has been much better than decimation. Had Ange or Levy implemented Roman style decimation on the squad the one in ten would obviously not be looking at a recovery in this life and it may have had a rather negative impact on both the other players and our recruitment.