BoyBlue_1985
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THFC6061 said:
technically Gareth Bale beat Arsenal, rags and City last season
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The Tottenham Thread 13/14 part 2.
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technically Gareth Bale beat Arsenal, rags and City last season
DaveStevens said:I still think we can challenge for 2nd/3rd without Bale as If you look at the spine of our side when compared to City for example, I personally believe we have the edge.
Lloris or Hart = Lloris
Vertonghen or Kompany = Vertonghen
Paulinho or Yaya Toure = Draw
Lamela or David Silva = Draw
Soldado or Aguero = Draw
Wibble
DaveStevens said:This is my team to line up at the Emirates on Sunday.
GK: Lloris
RB: Walker
CB: Vertonghen
CB: Vlad
LB: Rose
CDM: Capoue
CM: Dembele
CM: Paulinho
RW: Lamela
ST: Soldado
LW: Sigurdsson
1-4 to Spurs with Soldado x3 and Capoue header
Apart from LW and LB... That's a near-perfect side.
looks set for walcott to run riot against that back line
BoyBlue_1985
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You need to take a good hard long look in the mirror and then headbutt it until you pass outDaveStevens said:This is my team to line up at the Emirates on Sunday.
GK: Lloris
RB: Walker
CB: Vertonghen
CB: Vlad
LB: Rose
CDM: Capoue
CM: Dembele
CM: Paulinho
RW: Lamela
ST: Soldado
LW: Sigurdsson
1-4 to Spurs with Soldado x3 and Capoue header
Apart from LW and LB... That's a near-perfect side.
Matty
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DaveStevens said:This is my team to line up at the Emirates on Sunday.
GK: Lloris
RB: Walker
CB: Vertonghen
CB: Vlad
LB: Rose
CDM: Capoue
CM: Dembele
CM: Paulinho
RW: Lamela
ST: Soldado
LW: Sigurdsson
1-4 to Spurs with Soldado x3 and Capoue header
Apart from LW and LB... That's a near-perfect side.
You've got a problem on the right wing as well, and at centre half, can you spot what it is?
THFC6061 said:mancitymick said:DaveStevens said:I think once we beat Arsenal on Sunday.
People will take us seriously as title contenders.
Did you not beat Arsenal last season? No one took you as contenders then. Will be no different now, especially after three games. The first two you have yet to score from open play IIRC
Spurs beat Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City last season.Generally, we gave as good as we got against the other top clubs.
And if we do manage to beat Arsenal again on Sunday, Spurs will be seven points better-off than the same stage last season.
And all these teams are in this years CL. ;)
Matty
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tonea2003 said:DaveStevens said:This is my team to line up at the Emirates on Sunday.
GK: Lloris
RB: Walker
CB: Vertonghen
CB: Vlad
LB: Rose
CDM: Capoue
CM: Dembele
CM: Paulinho
RW: Lamela
ST: Soldado
LW: Sigurdsson
1-4 to Spurs with Soldado x3 and Capoue header
Apart from LW and LB... That's a near-perfect side.
looks set for walcott to run riot against that back line
Particularly with that big hole in the middle of it next to Vertonghen.
mancitymick
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DaveStevens said:This is my team to line up at the Emirates on Sunday.
GK: Lloris
RB: Walker
CB: Vertonghen
CB: Vlad
LB: Rose
CDM: Capoue
CM: Dembele
CM: Paulinho
RW: Lamela
ST: Soldado
LW: Sigurdsson
1-4 to Spurs with Soldado x3 and Capoue header
Apart from LW and LB... That's a near-perfect side.
Both games this season you have scored one in both and they were pens. Now you think you are going to go the the Emirates and score 4 and only concede one with a 3 man midfield ?
BoyBlue_1985 said:THFC6061 said:mancitymick said:Did you not beat Arsenal last season? No one took you as contenders then. Will be no different now, especially after three games. The first two you have yet to score from open play IIRC
Spurs beat Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City last season.
Generally, we gave as good as we got against the other top clubs.
And if we do manage to beat Arsenal again on Sunday, Spurs will be seven points better-off than the same stage last season.
technically Gareth Bale beat Arsenal, rags and City last season
That will come as quite a surprise to Clint Dempsey, who scored Tottenham's winning goal at Old Trafford.
And Jermain Defoe, who got the winner against Manchester City.
And Aaron Lennon, who scored the winner against Arsenal.
mancitymick
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samharris said:THFC6061 said:mancitymick said:Did you not beat Arsenal last season? No one took you as contenders then. Will be no different now, especially after three games. The first two you have yet to score from open play IIRC
Spurs beat Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City last season.Generally, we gave as good as we got against the other top clubs.
And if we do manage to beat Arsenal again on Sunday, Spurs will be seven points better-off than the same stage last season.
And all these teams are in this years CL. ;)
Great reply
GXCity
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DaveStevens said:This is my team to line up at the Emirates on Sunday.
GK: Lloris
RB: Walker
CB: Vertonghen
CB: Vlad
LB: Rose
CDM: Capoue
CM: Dembele
CM: Paulinho
RW: Lamela
ST: Soldado
LW: Sigurdsson
1-4 to Spurs with Soldado x3 and Capoue header
Apart from LW and LB... That's a near-perfect side.
And this is the team you just said were title contenders?
You do know that as good as this first XI is (of which only 9 currently play for you) you also need similar quality in your squad to win the league? Or are you just going down the 1960's title winning model of having 14 who play every week?
mancitymick said:samharris said:THFC6061 said:Spurs beat Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City last season.Generally, we gave as good as we got against the other top clubs.
And if we do manage to beat Arsenal again on Sunday, Spurs will be seven points better-off than the same stage last season.
And all these teams are in this years CL. ;)
Great reply
Why,thankyou!! ;)
THFC6061 said:BoyBlue_1985 said:THFC6061 said:Spurs beat Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City last season.
Generally, we gave as good as we got against the other top clubs.
And if we do manage to beat Arsenal again on Sunday, Spurs will be seven points better-off than the same stage last season.
technically Gareth Bale beat Arsenal, rags and City last season
That will come as quite a surprise to Clint Dempsey, who scored Tottenham's winning goal at Old Trafford.
And Jermain Defoe, who got the winner against Manchester City.
And Aaron Lennon, who scored the winner against Arsenal.
don't know if you have answered this so apologies if you have
why this forum??? why man city?? do you have a pathological desire/hate(not sure which) for us
have we taken the spot that you think spurs should have? what is it
i assume you frequent glory glory or something would be freaky if you didn't
City Raider
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Didn't AVB turn down PSG because he was told Bale stays.....
'Villas-Boas has revealed that chairman Daniel Levy has given his word that the 23-year-old will still be at White Hart Lane next season.
"We have the pledge of the chairman that Bale is not going to leave the club," the boss told Spanish newspaper Marca.'
'Villas-Boas has revealed that chairman Daniel Levy has given his word that the 23-year-old will still be at White Hart Lane next season.
"We have the pledge of the chairman that Bale is not going to leave the club," the boss told Spanish newspaper Marca.'
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BwahahahahaDaveStevens said:I still think we can challenge for 2nd/3rd without Bale as If you look at the spine of our side when compared to City for example, I personally believe we have the edge.
Lloris or Hart = Lloris
Vertonghen or Kompany = Vertonghen
Paulinho or Yaya Toure = Draw
Lamela or David Silva = Draw
Soldado or Aguero = Draw
City Raider said:Didn't AVB turn down PSG because he was told Bale stays.....
'Villas-Boas has revealed that chairman Daniel Levy has given his word that the 23-year-old will still be at White Hart Lane next season.
"We have the pledge of the chairman that Bale is not going to leave the club," the boss told Spanish newspaper Marca.'
Seems he's been hoodwinked!!
( yes I know its an Americanism,but this is the Tottingham thread)
mancitymick
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SWP's back said:BwahahahahaDaveStevens said:I still think we can challenge for 2nd/3rd without Bale as If you look at the spine of our side when compared to City for example, I personally believe we have the edge.
Lloris or Hart = Lloris
Vertonghen or Kompany = Vertonghen
Paulinho or Yaya Toure = Draw
Lamela or David Silva = Draw
Soldado or Aguero = Draw
Dont say that mate. SPUD6061 may well think Bwahahahaha is a player
SWP's back said:BwahahahahaDaveStevens said:I still think we can challenge for 2nd/3rd without Bale as If you look at the spine of our side when compared to City for example, I personally believe we have the edge.
Lloris or Hart = Lloris
Vertonghen or Kompany = Vertonghen
Paulinho or Yaya Toure = Draw
Lamela or David Silva = Draw
Soldado or Aguero = Draw
you took yer time.. :)
City Raider said:Didn't AVB turn down PSG because he was told Bale stays.....
'Villas-Boas has revealed that chairman Daniel Levy has given his word that the 23-year-old will still be at White Hart Lane next season.
"We have the pledge of the chairman that Bale is not going to leave the club," the boss told Spanish newspaper Marca.'
Did I miss something?
Is Gareth Bale not a Spurs player anymore?
mancitymick
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THFC6061 said:City Raider said:Didn't AVB turn down PSG because he was told Bale stays.....
'Villas-Boas has revealed that chairman Daniel Levy has given his word that the 23-year-old will still be at White Hart Lane next season.
"We have the pledge of the chairman that Bale is not going to leave the club," the boss told Spanish newspaper Marca.'
Did I miss something?
Is Gareth Bale not a Spurs player anymore?
As much as Willian is
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