Tottenham are bloody terrible under Mourinho. Didn't think they would get crap this fast.
Premier League Gameweek 23-24
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
Arsenal Sheffield United looks like an interesting game. Is Arteta still on just one league win so far?
Capoue booked now, another wild challenge.
Is it just me or do Watford mentally seem a step behind their bodies? They seem to get themselves in good positions but seem to almost freeze literally. Same happened at Anfield, Liverpool were practically offering them a result in the second half.
Sarr is an awful footballer
I expected a better game really and hope for a better second half from mainly Spurs. The next one should be good though. Arsenal vs Sheffield.
The only fun thing is watching Mourinho being frustrated about it.
The only fun thing is watching Mourinho being frustrated about it.
Spurs are really poor without Kane and an Eriksen that is in form.
Tbf he's playing out of position - he's a right-sided player.
I'm not watching this game, but I decided to check the score on https://www.sofascore.com/ and saw they have a momentum graph for the match.
(Green is Watford, Blue is Spurs, I think)
Out of interest, for anybody watching, how accurate does that look?
(Green is Watford, Blue is Spurs, I think)
Out of interest, for anybody watching, how accurate does that look?
Spurs are a pretty average side right now, which is still big improvement on pochettino's last couple months
They're also getting blatantly screwed by Oliver
They're also getting blatantly screwed by Oliver
Someone please tell Darren Fletcher how to pronounce Giovanni.
We arent getting anything tomorrow.. but if Spurs and Chelsea dont win, the weekend will somehow be a net positive.. We gets quite possibly the toughest fixture of the season out of the way and dont lose much ground...
fingers crossed.
fingers crossed.
Pretty accurate. Although not been anything great apart from Lucas getting a big chance.I'm not watching this game, but I decided to check the score on https://www.sofascore.com/ and saw they have a momentum graph for the match.
(Green is Watford, Blue is Spurs, I think)
Out of interest, for anybody watching, how accurate does that look?
Oliver spends 3 minutes changing his VAR headset, then adds 2 minutes of added time.
He's an utter moron.
Apologies for stating the obvious here, but Spurs are a shadow of their former selves. A pale imitation of what they were.
They look so damn average now.
They look so damn average now.
Well, we're playing without Kane, Ndombele, Lloris and Sissoko - that's 4 probable 1st XI players. I'm not counting Eriksen, because he's likely off.
It is strange how much worse they have been this season. Granted they got a bit lucky in CL last year and advanced on away goals, but they still reached the final.
It is pretty much the same squad minus Trippier and a few players brought in.
"We saw Son get sent off for nothing a few weeks ago."
It was a petulant, stupid kick to someone's chest. It wasn't nothing.
It was a petulant, stupid kick to someone's chest. It wasn't nothing.
Sky's and BT's agenda against VAR is so tiresome. Talk about the goddamn match. I'd be happy if they never talked about refereeing decisions at all.
Tbf there was feck all to talk about apart from those decisions.
Jose's Spurs look exactly like Jose's United. Can make any opposition, particularly away from home, look better than them. Never really control the game. Can be down to missing individuals but it didn't seem the way before Kane etc. got injured too.
Agree. 2 big calls. I think it should be a red because he is taking the studs up there knowing it will probably hit the player.
Accidents like Nanis red against Real is different since he went for the ball and didn't see the player so that should have been a yellow.
Although PL let players get away with more than other leagues.
Because if they get rid of it, then those two can use all their super duper technology to show where the referee went wrong.
Every match at least provides tactical discussion points. But that doesn't create controversy so they're not interested.
So now the Jose issue comes up if you finish in a low league position. Do you give this guy a lot of money to spend where if it backfires the club will be in trouble. Or do you trust him to make do with a few signings. Didn’t expect Spurs to falter like this
Watford should be ahead.
Its ridiculous. If its a decision that can go either way then let it go. Either viewpoint is fine but someone always has to be wrong with that lot.
I can't remember Spurs ever looking so toothless in attack.
I just don't see the logic in appointing Jose.
I just don't see the logic in appointing Jose.
Tangaga's getting destroyed by Sarr. Clearly shouldn't be playing at left back.
Who the feck wants to talk about tactical discussion points tbf. How many tactical discussion points do you see here?
Agree.
Ah, come on, such pathetic finishing.
Yep. People will say its because Kane's out, but I remember Spurs scoring pretty freely without Kane last season under Poch.
He's so boring!
Watford need to score whilst on top.
Yeah, it's the same. Gio=Jo. The I is silent, it makes the hard G turn into a J
So you'd rather have that pointless VAR discussion they wasted the whole halftime break with? They didn't even show a single chance because of that nonsense.