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Swansea Vs Tottenham: Match Thread

Kiedis

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Feeling strangely confident about this one. We're decent away, and they aren't as lively as they were in the start of the season. Furthermore, they wont be parking the bus, so we'll be getting some space.
 

mpickard2087

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Nah. Went to Swansea once, don't think they could get me to go back even if I was promised the No.9 spot tomorrow and paid both Ade + Soldado's wage packets for the week...

I'm not even sure I can be bothered to switch on the TV and watch it tomorrow, my Spurs spirit is close to breaking point. Bad times. Just about remnants of hope left that this is the game where things turnaround...
 

TH1239

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It's going to be really interesting to see what Pochettino does. This team needs goals. We are on pace to score about 45 goals, which would be ten less than our goal shy squad of last season.

I'd assume Bentaleb and Mason will start as a CM2, and Kane/Eriksen will also start. But what about the other two attacking positions? I'm assuming everyone will get their wish for Lennon, but you cannot gloss over how he just isn't any sort of goal threat, so if you play the same team as Everton, you can't really be all that surprised if that team doesn't score over 90 minutes barring an Eriksen strike. Poch might drop Soldado for Chadli, but then you have Kane as a lone striker, which he's shown he's not that great at.

If we win, it'll be down to individual brilliance of Eriksen. Hopefully he strikers from distance and we hold out for a 1-0 win.
 

dondo

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We are playing Swansea not Real Madrid will people untwist their fucking knickers
 

dondo

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Realistic. Still in transition. Swansea have been much more consistent.


Of course we are still in transition but I can can see a good performance and hopefully a win tomorrow ( but it is Saturday night and I am a little piece drunk, so i might be full of shit )
 

SpurSince57

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Yes I have and our away form is pretty decent.
Have you lost faith in the chosen one thinkey? You seem unusually down beat

It's actually not a whole lot better than our home form (one more point from one game less, same GF, more goals conceded). We may have got some results, but we haven't played well.
 

dondo

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It's actually not a whole lot better than our home form (one more point from one game less, same GF, more goals conceded). We may have got some results, but we haven't played well.


But we have played city, chelsea, arsenal away and our fixtures at home so far have been relatively kind
 

shelfboy68

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Nah. Went to Swansea once, don't think they could get me to go back even if I was promised the No.9 spot tomorrow and paid both Ade + Soldado's wage packets for the week...

I'm not even sure I can be bothered to switch on the TV and watch it tomorrow, my Spurs spirit is close to breaking point. Bad times. Just about remnants of hope left that this is the game where things turnaround...

Yeah Im with you also not and cant be bothered to watch this rubbish anymore.
 

shelfboy68

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So you've given up watching but you still post on spurs forums ?

Im not watching the game sunday no as i cant stand watching us right now plus i dont rate poch but have to support him as he is our manager i trust all this is ok with your good self.
 

SpurSince57

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But we have played city, chelsea, arsenal away and our fixtures at home so far have been relatively kind

We got the results we should have expected against Villa, Hull and the Spammers, but were you pleased with the performances? Against Sunderland, we were a deal better, but slipped up and threw away two points in a fixture we should have won decisively. We took a point from the Gooners in a bus-parking exercise, but last season we dominated possession and had them under siege (although we were just as wasteful as they were this season).
 

Lawrence

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Mason has been off his game a bit of late, Pauli had a good game mid week so why not rest Mason and play Pauli. We could do with Pauli's speed and engine against a fast flowing team like Swansea.

Paulinho is not fast! In fact his poor touch leads to fast counter attacks plus heart attacks. But he does hit a ball with conviction.
 
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