I watched Football First, so got to see a fair bit fo the match.
The game was very dissappointing and we were on our back foot for the majoirty of the match.
Shame to see us so pegged back against a weakened Everton team.
Although for being in our own half for the majority (not sure on stats % wise), we actually looked assured and confident at the back, and didn't look like crumbling at all.
Woodgate and Huddlestone were very good against some very tricky strikers and attacking midfielders. Both impressed me a lot. Woodgate showed his class, calm, confident, reading the game well, and Huddlestone wasw doing the same, to say The Hudd doesn't have pace is wrong, because he wasn't get outpaced by Johnson who is a very quick player.
Woody MOTM, Hudd close second, although thats jsut from the spurs team.
Gunter didn't seem bad at all on the left although majoirty of the play came from his side, so he certainly had his work cut out. Enjoyed seeing O'Hara telling Johnson what for when he apparently dived.
The game was very dissappointing and we were on our back foot for the majoirty of the match.
Shame to see us so pegged back against a weakened Everton team.
Although for being in our own half for the majority (not sure on stats % wise), we actually looked assured and confident at the back, and didn't look like crumbling at all.
Woodgate and Huddlestone were very good against some very tricky strikers and attacking midfielders. Both impressed me a lot. Woodgate showed his class, calm, confident, reading the game well, and Huddlestone wasw doing the same, to say The Hudd doesn't have pace is wrong, because he wasn't get outpaced by Johnson who is a very quick player.
Woody MOTM, Hudd close second, although thats jsut from the spurs team.
Gunter didn't seem bad at all on the left although majoirty of the play came from his side, so he certainly had his work cut out. Enjoyed seeing O'Hara telling Johnson what for when he apparently dived.