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Considering our record, is a DRAW at Spurs a good point?
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Paulmcfc2703
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very true but after Bolton (who Wolves beat the week previous) i am less than confident of beating spurslee-mcfc said:Paulmcfc2703 said:lol at this, how does Burnley work then as they drew at ours but lost at theirs and what about wigan lol
all am saying is a shite team like wolves beat spurs & when you look at how much we'v spent we should beat spurs.
simon23
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football doesnt work like that....just cause we have spent x amount of money doesnt mean we should beat a team
at present anyone in the prem can beat anyone else ...there is no magic formula that says just cause one team beat another then it means we should as well
plus the injuries/suspensions/illness we have at present means we are going to field a weakened team
spurs also are a bit of an enigma......one day brilliant and one day awful.....
I believe a draw is a good result away at spurs......a win would be incredible but i just cann see it
at present anyone in the prem can beat anyone else ...there is no magic formula that says just cause one team beat another then it means we should as well
plus the injuries/suspensions/illness we have at present means we are going to field a weakened team
spurs also are a bit of an enigma......one day brilliant and one day awful.....
I believe a draw is a good result away at spurs......a win would be incredible but i just cann see it
The fact that it would be "another draw" should be irreleveant at this stage of the season. Its not as if its April or May and we're in a situation where only wins are good enough. Whatever our recent record of draws is, the fact remains that a point at Spurs would be a decent result.
That's not to say we shouldnt go for a win, in an era of 3 points for a win and 1 for a draw it doesnt make sense to play for a draw. But if the result turns out to be a draw we should be reasonably satisfied.
That's not to say we shouldnt go for a win, in an era of 3 points for a win and 1 for a draw it doesnt make sense to play for a draw. But if the result turns out to be a draw we should be reasonably satisfied.
skybluekings
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Just read that Spurs have won 10 of the last 11 games in all competitions against City.
LINK: http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/14122...-match-facts-tottenham-v-manchester-city.html
LINK: http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/14122...-match-facts-tottenham-v-manchester-city.html
squirtyflower
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does that make a draw an improvement then?skybluekings said:Just read that Spurs have won 10 of the last 11 games in all competitions against City.
LINK: http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/14122...-match-facts-tottenham-v-manchester-city.html
and a defeat par for the course?
skybluekings
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squirtyflower said:does that make a draw an improvement then?skybluekings said:Just read that Spurs have won 10 of the last 11 games in all competitions against City.
LINK: http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/14122...-match-facts-tottenham-v-manchester-city.html
and a defeat par for the course?
lol I guess so :)
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blueinsa
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I would take a point but Spurs i think will suit us as they will not sit back and will play an open game.
Honestly think we will win, im going for 3-1!
Come on City!
Honestly think we will win, im going for 3-1!
Come on City!
Bill
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we have to thump the likes of spuds, lets show them and the rest of football we mean business.
poh
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Spurs are going to be up for this one after losing to Wolves on sat' so i will look at a draw as not a bad result,but as has been already posted we must take all points from our home games,if not we will slide, of that there is no doubt.