Baxter
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The Ajax midfield has ‘completely capitulated’. feck off jenas
Guess.... injured again.Your bench is woeful right now. What happened to Lamela?
Pretty mature actually. Taking little to no risk.Ajax been longball merchants this half.
It's not hard, we've been absolutely fecking shite quality wise.And yet he's been one of your best players tonight
Eranu. Uvavu.Onanarama!
Your basing this idea in a game where were missing 2 of our best player, and another for the most of the game.I agree that Poch is s good manager - I just don't understand why so many thought he would be the obvious choice to be United-manager. Despite Mourinho and our collapse at the end, they are just 5 Points ahead of us. And I don't see anything in this side that makes me Believe they will develop much next season
I got him at 8/1 on 55 minutes. Amazed that never came inHow has Onana not been booked he's wasted about 38 minutes this half
The voice of reason! Preach!I agree that Poch is s good manager - I just don't understand why so many thought he would be the obvious choice to be United-manager. Despite Mourinho and our collapse at the end, they are just 5 Points ahead of us. And I don't see anything in this side that makes me Believe they will develop much next season
Yea, they were on my mind, but since they failed to make a final, I decided against mentioning them.Monaco were my favourites in recent times. Wonderful team of Mbappe, Falcao, Lemar, Glik, Fabiano.....and Bakayoko.
Shame they ran into the Juventus brick wall as a final of them v Real Madrid would've been a brilliant watch.
Porto was in 2004, though, assuming you mean Mourinho's Porto. But yea, Dortmund were not unknown amongst hardcore football fans, but amongst the general public, they were considered underdogs, especially prior to that shock Madrid result. Certainly not considered one of the favorites. I remember the bandwagon following of Dortmund increased tenfold post that run to the final, becoming a football hipster's favorite.That was in 2013, when those names were already well-known by the football aficionado, with two back-to-back bundesligas in 2011 and 2012.
There's no denying/arguing against this any longer.Another missing job by the almighty Dele Alli.
Sure. He was still instrumental to thatSpurs took over the game by changing their formation. It wasn't just down to Llorente's play.
He’s carrying an injury, but it’s certainly fair to say he has had a poor season, still young so is going to be inconsistent.@SquishyMcSquish @InLevyITrust @balaks
I would be very interested in hearing your opinion of Dele Alli. I appreciate he's not had a great game tonight but over the course of the season how's he been performing.
He's got a nice touch and an eye for a pass but from what I've seen goes missing far too often in matches and has little influence. His work rate also seems questionable.
It seems that since his breakthrough season he just hasn't kicked on. Is that a fair comment?
Yeah, you were outplayed, out thunk, outscored, but since the introduction of Sissoko you held your own in midfield. Ajax still shaded the second half, despite leading away, and had the better chance to capitalize. Spurs take the L.They haven't in the second half though, are you even actually watching the game or just here to troll?
First half we got played with, but since a switch up and Sissoko's introduction, it's been far from one sided. Any attempt to pretend it has is blatantly just a wind up.
We're unable to score because we have no attacking quality, shock horror when probably 300 odd million worth of striking talent is missing.
Ideal for the Winter Olympics, which is another source of income that will wipe the debt in no time.Whats up with the pitch at the new superstadium? We have had players slipping all over the place during the entire game and now it looks like its been the place of a rodeo or something.
Hasnt been great but I think he also hasnt really been at full fitness all season. Still young and tons of potential though.@SquishyMcSquish @InLevyITrust @balaks
I would be very interested in hearing your opinion of Dele Alli. I appreciate he's not had a great game tonight but over the course of the season how's he been performing.
He's got a nice touch and an eye for a pass but from what I've seen goes missing far too often in matches and has little influence. His work rate also seems questionable.
It seems that since his breakthrough season he just hasn't kicked on. Is that a fair comment?