Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
I think today was the first time I've heard Ange criticise a referee in a post match interview.
I think today was the first time I've heard Ange criticise a referee in a post match interview.
Makes it a lot harder when you bring on Skipp and Gill and take off Maddison and play a back 5 which I don't have a problem with but not when you completely cede the midfield and continue to play a high line.Needs to tell his coaches to tell the players about game management and to play it safe in the last few minutes.
How to defend crosses might be good as well.
Not at all concerned.I think teams have worked out that they need to pack the middle of the pitch and turn it into a real battle -- and it's working. Over to Ange to find a way to mitigate/work around that. Try something different; keep the fullbacks wide and play more natural inside forwards for a bit.
I'm not at all concerned but he's never come up against this calibre of coaches and teams before. In the past, he's usually moved on long before other clubs can counter his tactics.
I think today was the first time I've heard Ange criticise a referee in a post match interview.
I think I read that Klopp only fielded his strongest 11 three times in 8 years or whatever it is?Arguably yet to field a team we would consider our strongest 11 this season.
If we're still struggling when we have mostly our best 11 and the players are/should be match sharp perhaps I'll be slightly concerned.
Any quotes of his interview? I can’t seem to find anything.I think today was the first time I've heard Ange criticise a referee in a post match interview.
I think teams have worked out that they need to pack the middle of the pitch and turn it into a real battle -- and it's working. Over to Ange to find a way to mitigate/work around that. Try something different; keep the fullbacks wide and play more natural inside forwards for a bit.
I'm not at all concerned but he's never come up against this calibre of coaches and teams before. In the past, he's usually moved on long before other clubs can counter his tactics.
Any quotes of his interview? I can’t seem to find anything.
cheers, not available where I live though.Different lessons Spurs need to learn - Postecoglou
Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou says there are "different lessons" his side need to learn following their 2-2 draw at Everton, who scored a dramatic equaliser deep into injury time.www.bbc.co.uk
Bentancur is clearly not back up to speed/in poor form and Madders is in a similar position, although better than Bentancour. But I guess they both just have to play themselves into form, as Biss ain't coming home yet. Mali currently 1-0 up against Ivory Coast, heading into added time.First choice defence in place.
Midfield strong with Bentancur and Maddison.
But we're conceding a lot of goals and not seeing games out.
It's a concern.
Download their app and you can view whatever you want. Just turn it on when needed.cheers, not available where I live though.
I use to like Oliver when he started. Now I know whenever he is in our games we will get fudge all.He was exceptionally bad, but I bet that if I go read some Everton fan chat they'll be claiming he has a Tottenham tattoo somewhere.
Any quotes of his interview? I can’t seem to find anything.
Thought the ref was fine, odd time for him to call a ref out.To the BT Sport interviewer straight after the game he said the referee was letting everything go and got most things wrong.
Far from a rant, but unusual for Ange.
Oliver was very much a homer todayI think today was the first time I've heard Ange criticise a referee in a post match interview.
No he wasn't. His threshold was consistent. Everton played up to that threshold, we didn't. That's the difference.Oliver was very much a homer today
Think this is a really good post. Seen a lot of “when x, y and z come back, we’ll be as good as we were in the first 10 games.”I think teams have worked out that they need to pack the middle of the pitch and turn it into a real battle -- and it's working. Over to Ange to find a way to mitigate/work around that. Try something different; keep the fullbacks wide and play more natural inside forwards for a bit.
I'm not at all concerned but he's never come up against this calibre of coaches and teams before. In the past, he's usually moved on long before other clubs can counter his tactics.
What we can’t do is carry a playerThink this is a really good post. Seen a lot of “when x, y and z come back, we’ll be as good as we were in the first 10 games.”
I’m not so sure. There was a bit of the element of surprise about those games and we overachieved. Other clubs are now finding ways to counter Ange’s tactics and finding little chinks in our armour so there’s a lot for Ange to do.