Spurs (H) 2nd Leg - Post Match Thread

[IamnotImnotreallyhere]

And to think we could have the league AND the semi final sewn up if we just had a competent penalty taker like Mario or Yaya

 

[Bayblue]

Gutted - what a game;

Thought we played so much great football but one shout out to their star over the two legs and their tie winner - we were beaten by
“The Son Heung-min team”

 

[Franny 1234]

Great effort by the lads.
And supporters.
Bit unlucky.
But fucking proud to be blue.
Seasons is now 5 league games.
And a cup final.
Win all 6 and it's our best ever season.
Weve got brilliant players.
A brilliant manage.
Yes people make mistakes.
But.
Pep plays the best football I've ever seen.
Come on blues one last push.
CTID

Well put GOATERSNIPPLE.
LET'S GET BEHIND THE LADS THIS WEEKEND and win our leauge.
# together
C.T.I.D

 

[Elbow beards]

Worry is that Mahrez penalty will come back to haunt us too.

Instead of thinking that way, How about 2 handball goals vs wolves and last night, that could screw our season.

 

[tony adcock]

At the end of the day - conceding 3 shit goals at home gets us in a situation we should never have been.

At this level they bite you

 

[Blue Hefner]

I’ve just seen their goal. He scored with his arm! I thought so at the time but assumed I was wrong because VAR let it stand!

 

[City Raider]

That's what i thought, but 50% of posters are saying its in now and the other half from next season. So when is it?

Next season according to Brennan at MEN. So even if ball did hit arm, if ref considered arm in a natural position he allows it. It’s all bollocks.

 

[badaz52]

Fantastic game last night but the manner of how we lost really hit the players hard you could see that, I just hope they can pick themselves up for Saturday because we need to win. What damaged us last night more than anything was the 1st leg and Peps team selection on that day (playing Delph who made the mistake and Mahrez) clearly he was thinking of the next league game which we won so it was justified I guess. The reality is you cannot underestimate the power of the away goals rule although I feel that it should be scrapped just like golden goal was because lets face it its unfair. 4-4 on aggregate says we play ET.

Laporte had a shocker last night and Ederson didn't play great either, perhaps because he could see that Laporte was having a wobble I don't know.

There was one criticism I have of Pep last night and that was he brought Fernandinho on too soon when we had the attacking momentum, he should have waited for another goal before making that change in my opinion.

VAR worked well up until the offside call, Llorente' goal was fine it did hit his arm but wasn't deliberate and was in a natural position so I don't think we can argue that one, the ref communicated well with the viewers both in the stadium and at home and we could see him reviewing it on the touchline. When it came to the offside I don't know what happened, he never reviewed it himself, BT never showed the replay either and watching it now its dodgy. Eriksen plays it into Berno and it hits his ankles and loops up into Aguero's path, is that offside? Berno didn't exactly play it to Aguero I know he's good but come on, the last clear touch came from a Spurs player. What exactly is the rule on ricochets?

 

[Ban-jani]

Isnt that from next season?

In the PL.

UEFA have been using it this season.

 

[George Hannah]

No.

OK, although it's already been said several times on here,
Poor selection - Fern & Sane should have started for Silva & Gundogan both of whom were ineffective
Poor performance - Big mistakes from Laporte and below par performances from Eddy, Mendy and, despite his goal, Aguero.
Poor first leg - The missed penalty and our lack of finishing also cost us dear and although we scored 4 goals last night it should have been more.