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Can Sunderland take points from Spurs?
- Thread starter Marvin
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bluenova said:Spurs have won their last two away recently, but they were against Wigan and Portsmouth. Prior to that they won one of their last nine away.
Sunderland have only lost once at home since August.
Burnley have recently lost at home to Blackburn, Portsmouth and Wolves.
Spurs will be delighted to still be two points ahead of us by tomorrow night.
Stoke mate, not Pompey.
The Fixer
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Sunderland have been lucky at home in the last 2 fixtures, both us and brum created a host of chances and both teams could of comprehensively beaten sunderland had it not been for Craig Gordon.
Spuds do create a lot of chances and i expect them to beat sunderland. Spurs also have a great record at home to chelsea winning 4 out of the last 5, they play Arsenal at home who are injury ravaged. The rags game they will get beat and i reckon a close encounter at ours.
Don't rule spurs out of this "supposedly" tough run in.
Spuds do create a lot of chances and i expect them to beat sunderland. Spurs also have a great record at home to chelsea winning 4 out of the last 5, they play Arsenal at home who are injury ravaged. The rags game they will get beat and i reckon a close encounter at ours.
Don't rule spurs out of this "supposedly" tough run in.
banbury_blue
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Sunderland will win this one
BlueTony
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If Gordon continues playing like he did against us at home then I see no reason why not. Football's a funny old game especially at this stage of the season.
paul calfs tash
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A win or draw for Sunderland would be quality.
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Anonymous
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Marvin said:Looking through our fixtures, tomorrow is a date when we can have realistic hopes of catching Spurs
Sunderland have an excellent record at home, and Spurs have a lot of players out. But set against that Sunderland's need to win has gone. They are virtually safe now, and they played Liverpool in friendly mode.
A few players like Bent, Malbranque & Reid have something to prove, but I don't know if they are all available.
Not very likely .......
although you never know .. Spurs might just have an offday , as they did at Wolves.
bluenova said:brian the blue said:Spurs have bottle, whereas we dont
Where do you get that from?
After 31 games we are two points apart. You've got your anti-blue glasses on.
Read his post history.....seems they are never off.