Tottenham Vs Everton: Match Thread
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slartibartfast
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Sometimes I find myself reading a post in the voice of the posters avatar.
Just read your whole post in the voice of Gene Hackman in full on General mode lol.
slartibartfast
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LMAO.
Nice too see some people still managing some argueing and negativity.
All this positivity and happiness was so alien.
StartingPrice
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This.
Paulinho tried to get involved. May well have got on the score sheet if Kane had squared to him - for the injury time penalty call. And deserves brownie point for his two fist pump celebration, on the bench, for Bobbie's goal.
chris_theo
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Anyone else watched Bobby's goal 20-30 times and felt relief for him at each one.......and now about to watch it again on MOTD?
dagraham
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There were many reasons for the improved performance today.
One of them was Lennon starting. He didn't have a scintillating game going forward, but he made the winner and was crucial in pushing Baines back.
Most importantly he helps bring balance to the team, something I've been banging on about for ages.
Apart from his defensive work and the fact he provides something different, his presence allows Eriksen to have a more free role drifting in off the left.
Until we can buy a better RW or RWF then he should start imo.
One of them was Lennon starting. He didn't have a scintillating game going forward, but he made the winner and was crucial in pushing Baines back.
Most importantly he helps bring balance to the team, something I've been banging on about for ages.
Apart from his defensive work and the fact he provides something different, his presence allows Eriksen to have a more free role drifting in off the left.
Until we can buy a better RW or RWF then he should start imo.
theShiznit
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Funny how a few were saying that Mason was a liability in cm with Capoue. Test that was not evident today with a more mobile partner. They both covered the ground they had to and the whole midfield shifted across brilliantly all game and were well supported by Bobby and Hazza.
Owe Poch an apology today. Seen the team sheet and thought what the f**k you doing with that midfield and vlad at rb. But I was so pleased to seen the performance today. Bentalab was very good. Happy for soldado think he will come good. Mason and lennon played their part. Fazio starting to settle. Davies solid. Kane caused them all sorts of trouble with his directness. Lamela I hate to say it is not going to make it in this league. Great performance let's just keep going now! COYS can't deny eriksen ability and he did put a shit in today. He needs to be stronger in the tackle. Even paulinho showed some potential today!!
JAYSTAR
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I said it would be 3-0, but I was just trying to be a bit more positive than the other posters at the time. The amazing thing about youth is their capacity to not care. Not care about the so called 'establishment' and not care about other team's reputations. Most importantly they don't care about working hard to win. Mason and bentaleb were great. So was kane. Hard working and courageous. c
Naturally.. lol. Great match to watch. Loved the commitment shown by the whole team.
BuryMeInEngland
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With the team that played today and the way they played, can anyone give me one good reason why Adebayor should ever pull on a Spurs shirt again, let alone sit on the bench (other than injury issues)?
SpartanSpur
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I don't think we can underestimate how f#%*king huge that win was today, especially after reading that ITK. Poch knew it too hence why he showed such passion.
It was a eureka moment, but for it to stick we had to get the win. Finally we saw the players sack up and put Poch's methods into action, earning a cracking atmosphere in the process. The whole club was united in the same direction for the first time in months, and it needed the 3 points to cement that progress.
Great to see the academy lads do so well, they were excellent today. Not a bad performance from any of the starters today, exactly what we want to see as fans. Hopefully that'll be a turning point for Bobby. Not holding my breath as confidence is fragile but he has been doing a lot of things right recently and it would be a massive boost to us.
First time I've been proud of us in months. Let's hope we carry on in this vein, regardless of what happens on weds...
It was a eureka moment, but for it to stick we had to get the win. Finally we saw the players sack up and put Poch's methods into action, earning a cracking atmosphere in the process. The whole club was united in the same direction for the first time in months, and it needed the 3 points to cement that progress.
Great to see the academy lads do so well, they were excellent today. Not a bad performance from any of the starters today, exactly what we want to see as fans. Hopefully that'll be a turning point for Bobby. Not holding my breath as confidence is fragile but he has been doing a lot of things right recently and it would be a massive boost to us.
First time I've been proud of us in months. Let's hope we carry on in this vein, regardless of what happens on weds...
slartibartfast
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OMG, WTF is this prick commentator on MOD2 talking about???
Complete and utter bollocks.
If you only got to watch this youd have no bloody idea how well we played.
Piss poor.
Complete and utter bollocks.
If you only got to watch this youd have no bloody idea how well we played.
Piss poor.
Lo Amo Speroni
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Regarding Bobby, I think the fact that he has had a constant run of games has helped.
Dundalk_Spur
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Thought it at the time and after watching MOTD, but how easily did the everton players go down. Especially Miralles and Baines, and Baines constant whinging, he went way down in my estimation today.
Mr Pink
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I have to say, I have found Martinez's post match interviews absolutely pathetic. I didn't realize he was like this at all.
He's now claiming Kane's tackle on Barry was a foul. I mean seriously, this is getting embarrassing. And he keeps saying how lucky our goals were
He's now claiming Kane's tackle on Barry was a foul. I mean seriously, this is getting embarrassing. And he keeps saying how lucky our goals were
only1waddle
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Always had time for Martinez but that interview insinuating Kane's "sliding tackle from behind" was a foul is just embarrassing.
only1waddle
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I have to say, I have found Martinez's post match interviews absolutely pathetic. I didn't realize he was like this at all.
He's now claiming Kane's tackle on Barry was a foul. I mean seriously, this is getting embarrassing. And he keeps saying how lucky our goals were
lol, great minds eh Pinky
idontgetit
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MotD pundits mentioned the problems Everton had with their CM's playing out from the back, shame they never brought up the fact we had two academy players in the same position looking like top class hardened pro's.
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