We've regressed so much latelyStruggling now to see what the difference is between this and final season Conte, other than we could defend set pieces better then.
It's been like that since Nov really, with the odd exception (which we did under Conte as well) brick first halves, 15-20 bursts in second or when 2/3 - 0 down.Struggling now to see what the difference is between this and final season Conte, other than we could defend set pieces better then.
That’s a lot of additional tickets to shift at our place for home games, so definitely won’t happen.Sold to Saudi in the summer would be the clever move. So we won't do it.
Being a spurs fan and a gambler has been a godsend. Lay us when we play arsenal, Chelsea, Emirates Marketing Project, Liverpool. With correct risk management you come out ahead.
I lost money when we beat Liverpool at home but over the course of the season you come out ahead.
Bit of a silly comparison.. It's the first season, loads of mitigating factors. You have to be optimistic and pretty confident that it's not coming to an end already. That'd be a pretty alarmist view I'd reckon.Struggling now to see what the difference is between this and final season Conte, other than we could defend set pieces better then.
Under Ange we concede chances when most of our team are in the opposition half. Under Conte we conceded with most of the team being in our own penalty area.Struggling now to see what the difference is between this and final season Conte, other than we could defend set pieces better then.
I honestly feel other teams have worked out how to negate our patterns of play. It stops our fluidity. That and some of our players are out of form, then add in set peice goals we keep giving away.We've regressed so much lately
That’s a lot of additional tickets to shift at our place for home games, so definitely won’t happen.
I’m not saying it’s coming to an end; I’m just saying that the patterns of play aren’t dissimilar. It’s no better to watch.Bit of a silly comparison.. It's the first season, loads of mitigating factors. You have to be optimistic and pretty confident that it's not coming to an end already. That'd be a pretty alarmist view I'd reckon.
I could not watch conte games even when we won. of course I did. But it was painful to watch. its not even close to being the same.Under Ange we concede chances when most of our team are in the opposition half. Under Conte we conceded with most of the team being in our own penalty area.
Will still shift them, only difference money wise will be shirt sales in S Korea and hopefully a big difference on the pitch when he actually have 11 players on the pitch.That’s a lot of additional tickets to shift at our place for home games, so definitely won’t happen.
There are patterns, the players are just not confident or committed enough to them, as I see it.I’m not saying it’s coming to an end; I’m just saying that the patterns of play aren’t dissimilar. It’s no better to watch.
And the restOne league win in the last 38 here? So I dont suppose we should be surprised. It seems Stamford Bridge is our Kryptonite
If true, that’s a real worry.There are patterns, the players are just not confident or committed enough to them, as I see it.
There are other contenders!Awful half. Probably the worst of the season.
Bentancur isn't the solution. He's played the previous two games and not made any difference. It's deeper than that it's more structural than just a swap between Sarr and Bentancur.Losing the ball in low gain high risk situations to set up a 3 on 3 counter is a super worrying habit. It's happening time and time again and should have resulted in a goal for Jackson's chance if he squared it.
Not seen Ange go fudging nuts like that yet, but worryingly it didn't change anything. Sarr off for Bentancur I'm guessing at least, probably would sub Johnson but there's no other pacy option.
Annoyingly good header but 2 free Chelsea players at the back post? It's almost laughable.
It's a worry for the sorry lot that are gonna get bombed out in the summer, that's for sure.If true, that’s a real worry.