SirNiNyHotspur
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If nothing else lined Inter up to be a cracker.
Match Threads Spurs vs PSV Eindhoven - Match Thread - (CL Group stage - 2nd leg)
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ClintEastwould
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I wouldn’t be too sure. This Tottenham team has delivered at least some glory each season in some form or another. Getting out of this group could be that very glory this season.
To do is to dare and all that...
TheChosenOne
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I saw your post /\ and thought wtf you on about then realised I mis-repped you.
I agree Harry is one of the best with the stuff like that. Clever lad.
SirNiNyHotspur
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The hope would be Barca lay their foot of the pedal having already topped group, perhaps play their 2nd string, but let's beat Inter 1st, looking forward to that game now!
Shadydan
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I don't there was no balance in the middle of the pitch as we didn't have a recognsied holding midfielder, the only reason we dominated so much is because PSV decided to stick 10 men behind the ball after an hour.
We weren’t at our best but we comfortably deserved to win the game, we were much the better side. Special mentions to Winks, Moura and Sanchez who were all excellent.
We had a lot of very tired looking players at the end, really hope the majority of them are spared any further flogging on international duty next week.
PSV fans were great but their team were absolutely pathetic, almost on a par with Cardiff for their negativity, no desire to win the game at all.
We got what wr deserved, so did they.
We had a lot of very tired looking players at the end, really hope the majority of them are spared any further flogging on international duty next week.
PSV fans were great but their team were absolutely pathetic, almost on a par with Cardiff for their negativity, no desire to win the game at all.
We got what wr deserved, so did they.
The Doc
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I thought Sainsbury did well when he came on too. Certainly put himself in the shop window.
TheHoddleWaddle
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I don't think think be the case sadly. The Italians are the masters of the dark arts of football. Of tactical fouls, defending and general cheating wankery. I foresee a very frustrating goalless match unless we find another gear to slip into.
sparx100
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Did any of them look dangerous?
TheChosenOne
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mark87
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Put him on the soccer Saturday panel, he'll put the rest of those fuckers in their place.
i don't disagree with you at all. the point i may not have made very skillfully is that there are teams we play where putting your most talented 11 can have a leveraged impact on the overall game. sometimes its important to fit the system to the players and not vice versa. if we had a holding midfielder this year who was playing strong consistently, the value of such an approach would be limited. as of now, our holding midfielders are not playing as well as in years past and there may be times where putting a faster, skillful team up and pressing high would pay dividends. especially against opposition with slower forwards and midfielders.
