GlennGoddle
Andy Sinton
I sincerley fudging hope not. Leave us wide open down the flanks and that is not good when that qunt Davies is waiting in the box.
Really hope he doesn't change the system
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TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs BOLTON WANDERERS - OMT
- Thread starter Kingdawson
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I sincerley fudging hope not. Leave us wide open down the flanks and that is not good when that qunt Davies is waiting in the box.
Really hope he doesn't change the system
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
Either that or he'll go 433 with Livermore and Sandro starting. He doesn't trust GDS. That will be in his mind more than any formation or tactics.
Kingdawson
Banned
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
FABRICE MUAMBA will say a big ‘thank you’ to Tottenham’s players and fans when he makes an emotional return to the Reebok tonight.
The Bolton midfielder, 24, visits his club for the first time since his cardiac arrest on the pitch at White Hart Lane in an FA Cup clash 6?¢ weeks ago.
He will be welcomed back with open arms by Wanderers boss Owen Coyle, team-mates and fans ahead of another crucial clash between the two teams.
Then Muamba is set to walk on to the pitch before kick-off and salute all four sides of the ground — when he is guaranteed a huge ovation.
The former Arsenal midfielder might also do a video interview with Sky which could be shown on the big screen to the fans inside the stadium.
Boss Coyle believes the player will also want to show his appreciation to Spurs for the way they handled the horror moment.
The Trotters chief said: “It’s always been open-ended for Fabrice that when he came out of hospital and felt ready to come to a game we would welcome him with open arms.
“It would be a marvellous opportunity to thank both sets of fans. The way they rallied round him was incredible and this will be an opportunity to say thank you.
“He would also have the opportunity to thank the Tottenham players. A lot of them know him personally and their concern was there for all to see.
“So if he’s able to, then this would be the right time. It would give everyone a chance to see how well he’s doing.”
The Bolton midfielder, 24, visits his club for the first time since his cardiac arrest on the pitch at White Hart Lane in an FA Cup clash 6?¢ weeks ago.
He will be welcomed back with open arms by Wanderers boss Owen Coyle, team-mates and fans ahead of another crucial clash between the two teams.
Then Muamba is set to walk on to the pitch before kick-off and salute all four sides of the ground — when he is guaranteed a huge ovation.
The former Arsenal midfielder might also do a video interview with Sky which could be shown on the big screen to the fans inside the stadium.
Boss Coyle believes the player will also want to show his appreciation to Spurs for the way they handled the horror moment.
The Trotters chief said: “It’s always been open-ended for Fabrice that when he came out of hospital and felt ready to come to a game we would welcome him with open arms.
“It would be a marvellous opportunity to thank both sets of fans. The way they rallied round him was incredible and this will be an opportunity to say thank you.
“He would also have the opportunity to thank the Tottenham players. A lot of them know him personally and their concern was there for all to see.
“So if he’s able to, then this would be the right time. It would give everyone a chance to see how well he’s doing.”
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
and the fact they are in the bottom 3 too
Armchair Expert
Vedran Corluka
There is always and excuse as to why the opposition will be fired up and play like Brazil 1970 just in time for the visit of Tottenhma. It's Bolton. They are bottom three because they are brick. Muamba will be in the stands, not on the pitch - one of their first team regulars. I wouldn't call that an advantage. Either you beat dog brick dross like Bolton or you don't qaulify for premier tournaments. Simple as. If our mentally fragile sweet hearts cant cope with a half empty Reebok stadium and one of the worst teams in he league, it's due to us not being good enough - not the fact that Bolton are going to reach new heights never before witnessed in the history of football.
well said that man, coys
GGyid
Stephen Clemence
its good when someone elucidates your exact thoughts
vkn17
Peter Taylor
Brilliant fudging post. Spot on.
Steed Train
Clive Wilson
This =D>
NickTB
Gudni Bergsson
Indeed =D>
vkn17
Peter Taylor
We couldn't score 7 in a brothel, no matter the possession.
That's less than one each! Shurely shome mishtake?
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
I think we will score seven today. I think all our luck will come in this game. The downside is that unfortunately we will have used up all our goals for the next two games.
Any news on teletext or other sources which indicate whether Lennon might be fit for tonight?
I can see Harry going with his ridiculous 4-3-3 formation in the event that Parker is fit. Absurd that we change our formation sometimes when we play brick teams - should stick to the formation which works best for us ie 4-4-2 with Bale and Lennon out wide
I can see Harry going with his ridiculous 4-3-3 formation in the event that Parker is fit. Absurd that we change our formation sometimes when we play brick teams - should stick to the formation which works best for us ie 4-4-2 with Bale and Lennon out wide
Monkey boy
Gilberto
POTL reckons Lennon has travelled and will play.
Monkey boy
Gilberto
Excuse me for quoting my own quote BUT......... Thats him out then.
Boonie
Ramon Vega
Summed up exactly what I was thinking. Top post!