Match Threads Spurs Vs Brighton

[Gassin's finest]

Take the dog for a walk and train like a montage from Rocky.

Then snap the nearest opposition player's leg in half.

 

[hamsup_sotong]

lol arsenal are as shit as us ...
that just made a shitty weekend less shitty

 

[theShiznit]

Well thanks to the goons shitness we got away with this one without too much damage.

 

[BTN1]

Southampton got us out of trouble there - still in our hands - bad day at the office - COYS!

 

[richard_gleeson]

We could have pulled well clear today, big Southampton win for us

 

[spursfan77]

You just know Arse will spank Southampton by 3+ too

they usually do.

So glad to be wrong!

 

[Armstrong_11]

well... guess there goes the manager of the month award. hopefully.

 

[Colonel_Klinck]

Does the club cancel the youtube event after the game if we lose? There was one before the game today and there always seems to be one after if we win. Today nothing again.

 

[Colonel_Klinck]

Can't beleive Arsenal are even more spursey than us. What a result!

 

[14/04/91]

Honestly just think we struggled with their setup, had no space to play into all game and didn't know how to adapt, don't personally think we were leggy or tired even if it appeared as such.

It's the type of performance that makes me think a 3 in the middle with an Eriksen type figure has to be a target to at least be an option for us going forward. It goes all the way back to the issue of us struggling against a team that doesn't commit bodies onto us.

I’d like to see Kulusevski brought into that position in the middle if 343 isn’t working.
He’s intelligent enough and it really couldn’t have made things worse today.
But at the end of the day, you can’t have 8 or 9 outfield players not at the races, not showing enough desire nor energy and that’s what happened today - regardless of position/tactics.

 

[midoNdefoe]

It’s nice looking forward to games again.
Let’s keep this momentum going!

Well shut this face

 

[mightyspur]

Southampton got us out of trouble there - still in our hands - bad day at the office - COYS!

Tbf, even if they'd beaten Saints with our goal difference it would still have been in our hands

 

[FeilSpurs]

Ronaldo is becoming a big problem for our top 4 dreams ?

 

[Erm33]

Tbf, even if they'd beaten Saints with our goal difference it would still have been in our hands

Very little margin for error. We have a bit more now. Most important thing now is to get a run of back to back wins together before playing Liverpool.

 

[Mr Pink]

Ronaldo is becoming a big problem for our top 4 dreams ?

Lol...how so?

 

[Harrier]

Well done Saints!

Shame Norwich couldn’t have held on!

How different the table would have looked if we’d put in a decent performance today and got three points. ?

Brentford hitting some decent form not going to roll over for us either!

 

[pedrodelawasp]

Nice of Arsenal to sh*t the bed too. Neighbourly.

 

[FeilSpurs]

Lol...how so?

He wins on his own, and well, we are Tottenham ?

edit: are you not concerned about united ?

 

[ajspurs]

I’d like to see Kulusevski brought into that position in the middle if 343 isn’t working.
He’s intelligent enough and it really couldn’t have made things worse today.
But at the end of the day, you can’t have 8 or 9 outfield players not at the races, not showing enough desire not energy and that’s what happened today - regardless of position/tactics.

I just think the appearance of a lack of desire was a consequence of our struggles. We never really play like rabid animals or anything, it's always measured, passing around the back, stroking the ball around, using passing patterns, drawing players in and exposing gaps but Brighton set up in a way that didn't really allow any of that. I'm just not sure I buy that pretty much every single player just happened to not be at the races. Fully agree with the possible change in Kulusevski's position though for when we do struggle as we did today and it would be ideal to be able to shift the setup without having to make a substitution, so we can fluidly come in and out of it during a game.

Have to be able to change things in situations like today.

 

[14/04/91]

I just think the appearance of a lack of desire was a consequence of our struggles. We never really play like rabid animals or anything, it's always measured, passing around the back, stroking the ball around, using passing patterns, drawing players in and exposing gaps but Brighton set up in a way that didn't really allow any of that. I'm just not sure I buy that pretty much every single player just happened to not be at the races. Fully agree with the possible change in Kulusevski's position though for when we do struggle as we did today and it would be ideal to be able to shift the setup without having to make a substitution, so we can fluidly come in and out of it during a game.

Have to be able to change things in situations like today.

Guess I just find it hard to fathom how a performance like that resonates with an opportunity to go 6 points clear. Baffling.