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Think it much more likely Spurs will eventually lose momentum and drop points. And inevitably people will call that bottling.
We had a better side (and manager) that season. This team won't win the Europa.Probably will get Cyber all over me again for posting but already I think Man. United's best hope of CL next year is dropping into the Europa and going all in for that. Worked that season with Mourinho when you were pretty average in the league.
What kind of thinking is this?If it's NOT conclusive from the first angle why bother trying to find a mistake where there is none.
Every season's different, so you just never know.Next to no chance they'll get anywhere close to 90 points.
That's what you need to win the premier league these days and people underestimate continually how few points dropped that is over 38 games.
70 points from this squad is excellent stuff from Ange in his debut season and that could well get them CL.
Generally since the Leicester miracle you've needed 90 points to win the league or that has been the standard. Chelsea went on I think an 11 match winning run under Conte and finished on 93 in the end. Then Liverpool and City had high quality duels where 2nd was in the 90s.Every season's different, so you just never know.
Clear handball for me. Amusing it was awarded though.If it's NOT conclusive from the first angle why bother trying to find a mistake where there is none.
Because, despite what people have always thought, we were often better without Kane in the team. Not the only case of "high performing individual makes it look like he carries the team, when he actually holds it back". CL final was reached without him, and that summer he wanted to go to City (21/22), the team looked like this when we played City in the first game.Spurs normally had every excuse in the book to explain having an average season: lost their best player and top goal scorer in the summer, didn’t replace him (directly), new manager needing transition season, etc. How are they top of the league, playing with such confidence?
One of those where playing it in slow-motion actually made it look better for Ayew. It was really obvious in real time, but they didn't seem to watch it that wayClear handball for me. Amusing it was awarded though.
Not a chance. But we may make Top 4 and even finish above Arsenal (which is Triple Word Score).5 points clear ….they couldn’t could they
Where has this arbitrary 79 points come from??Generally since the Leicester miracle you've needed 90 points to win the league or that has been the standard. Chelsea went on I think an 11 match winning run under Conte and finished on 93 in the end. Then Liverpool and City had high quality duels where 2nd was in the 90s.
Last season Man. City only actually finished on 89 but they won the league with two to spare and then prioritised the cup finals.
Spurs aren't winning the league on 79 points anyway, will have to do even better than that.
Ange has really transformed them, even though they’ve lost Kane.5 points clear ….they couldn’t could they
You aren't serious... I don't know if you are winding us up. Imaging spurs going unbeaten, disaster.Maybe it is different if you from LondonI really hope Spurs can keep it up and bag the Prem this season. The least of 6 evils. Going undefeated would also be sweet too. I'll be rooting for them this season in the absence of any United hope.
No, not with that bench. VDV and Romero have been absolutely fantastic, actually Vicario as well, how the hell did VDV fly under the radar, never heard of him until he went to Spurs? Physical, good in the air, guess it helps he is 6'3 or so, and absolutely f$%&*$g rapid. At only 22, this guy could be a future superstar.5 points clear ….they couldn’t could they
Agreed, injury to either Son or Maddison would be disastrous ….but it‘s refreshing to see someone else in the mix, with top 4 being their most realistic target.No, not with that bench. VDV and Romero have been absolutely fantastic, actually Vicario as well, how the hell did VDV fly under the radar, never heard of him until he went to Spurs? Physical, good in the air, guess it helps he is 6'3 or so, and absolutely f$%&*$g rapid. At only 22, this guy could be a future superstar.
But if either get injured they have what? 1 backup CB in Dier? Who was the heart of a 3 man defence that shipped 63 goals. Likewise I would be worried about injuries to Son and Maddison. The difference between Son and Richarlison is not a drop off, it's a cliff.
I'd expect that Dorrington and Phillips have just as much of a shout; apparently they are highly rated by the first team staff and better suited to the playing style. I'd also expect to see Davies sooner, even though Dier is on the bench often.But if either get injured they have what? 1 backup CB in Dier?
His bus pass?Has Roy officially lost it?
Think Leicester won it with that relatively "low" total or thereabouts.Where has this arbitrary 79 points come from??
Too busy thinking about his next Warhammer session.Has Roy officially lost it?
It is not a given for Arsenal to finish higher than Spurs. I remember Spurs has been consistently finished higher than Arsenal the past 10 seasons.Not a chance. But we may make Top 4 and even finish above Arsenal (which is Triple Word Score).
They are playing better football, and there is obvious improvement for everyone to see. Where they finish in the end doesn't matter.Not a chance in hell Spurs are keeping this momentum. It's Arsenal from last season all over again. It's a fun watch though.
Yes, I am serious! Anything to stop those stupid Arsenal fans bleating on about that dumb 'Invincibles' tag. Watching the complete meltdown of Arsenal fans seeing Spurs win the league unbeaten would 100% be worth it.You aren't serious... I don't know if you are winding us up. Imaging spurs going unbeaten, disaster.Maybe it is different if you from London
You do realise it doesn't work like that?Think Leicester won it with that relatively "low" total or thereabouts.
That's the only way Spurs could feasibly win the league imo but I just don't think they'll be such a drop off from the main contenders as happened in 15/16 which the Foxes exploited memorably.
Imagine it was Kane holding them back5 points clear ….they couldn’t could they
I think bruno more than rashford as we really have to accommodate bruno tactically a lot more than rashford but then again I think Antony is far stifling than the former twoFunny how Spurs are looking better without Kane, yet some still can't comprehend how we could possibly be any better without Rashford or Bruno...
wonder if we'll see a bit of a Dier redemption arc at some point this season now he can no longer be paired with SanchezNo, not with that bench. VDV and Romero have been absolutely fantastic, actually Vicario as well, how the hell did VDV fly under the radar, never heard of him until he went to Spurs? Physical, good in the air, guess it helps he is 6'3 or so, and absolutely f$%&*$g rapid. At only 22, this guy could be a future superstar.
But if either get injured they have what? 1 backup CB in Dier? Who was the heart of a 3 man defence that shipped 63 goals. Likewise I would be worried about injuries to Son and Maddison. The difference between Son and Richarlison is not a drop off, it's a cliff.
WORRRUMMAH!!Too busy thinking about his next Warhammer session.
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