Arsenal Vs Tottenham: Match Thread
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jonathanhotspur
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I thought he started very brightly, to be honest.
guiltyparty
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Exactly. Dunno what game some of you lot are watching. We largely controlled the half.
Always susceptible to a break but then we said we didn't want to play for a draw, right?
A set-piece own goal divides us.
They don't have to touch it to be ruled offside, it's enough that they influenced the play.
King of Otters
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We had one chance and they had at least three before they actually scored.
It was coming.
LSUY
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It's a stupid rule. Wimmer wouldn't have touched the ball if those players weren't offside.
TURKISH69
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I just cannot believe how poor we have been since the City game. We are miles away from the big boys, we have been crying out fro a top top striker and a Modric style play maker. We get a panic buy from Levy who would of been crucified if he didnt buy anyone on the last day of the window. Moussa fucking Sissoko shocking!!!!
Good Doctor M
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Your posts make we wish I'd never learnt to read.
ljinko888
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I agree with that but despite having the territorial advantage we didn't have a shot on target in that time.
Arsenal probably had a 10 minute spell where their passing game was crisp and at a good level and in that time they started finding spaces in and around the box.
Database
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He's playing for more playing time. After Pochettino is sacked he might play more?
Hazardousman
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He's full of shit.
Danners9
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If that is indeed the rule, then it's silly.. Rio is right, and Wright is also right. As a player, they can't take that risk. It smacks of a rule decided by a guy in an office with no thought to how the game is played.
We've been the better side today so far.
LexingtonSpurs
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I think the biggest difference right now is watching the two squad set up in the attacking end. Spurs set up 25-30 yards away from goal, while Arsenal are setting up just outside the box - much more threatening.
poc
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Exactly if Sanchez was 15 yards away fine but not a couple of yards in front of goal behind Wimmer that is bollocks
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