Nah, I don't. Just don't like how some of your fans get when you win.
He's scored in every single return game that I can remember. I think you have a confused memory here.
Not really, every time he has come back early he has looked well off the pace.
No, I'm stating a fact that he always scores after returning from injury. There's no matter of opinion about it. And his most recent return goal was a peach: a long run up the field, nice control and then a quality finish.
#wearespurs
You do know the final is still 3 weeks away.
I guess it would be to protect them for picking up injuries? In any case, at this stage of the season, I'm not sure they'll physically recuperate that much with those 3 weeks.
All football fans ever can be pretty unbearable when they win. I really don't think our fans are any worse than the norm, especially on here it's mostly just posters being happy and feeling fortunate to even experience a final.
I think a lot here will disagree
(though you're fine)I know Glaston gets stick (and I've had my fair share on here, which is totally fine because I can be a tit) but most of our other posters on here seem like good lads to me.I think a lot here will disagree
Nah I’m an absolute arsehole to be fair
.There's always a chance. Who the feck thought Barca would be out? Liverpool are definitely favorites but in a final anything can happen.
I think unless he's 100% Llorente is a better option, he's an absolute bull and I think he'll cause Liverpool's defenders issues with service. Stick Moura/Son around him and he'll win a decent amount of flick ons/hold the ball up against any CB.
I said this to Squishy last night. I don't get it either. You didn't spend a dime yet finished 4th and went to a CL final. I'd love to swap places with you lot...
People always have something to complain about mate! And fans are often short sighted.
Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur which Man. United pinched for a cup final.
You haven't watched many Spurs games, have you? Llorente hasn't been effective in the vast majority of the games he's played outside the CL. And he hasn't come close to the heights of Kane in the CL so far, where the latter has taken teams apart himself (especially last season).
Despite the condescending tone of your reply, happy to debate. For what it's worth I've seen Spurs play plenty and my point is that if Kane's not fit, I don't see any point in starting him over Llorente who, recently, has been decent in my mind. Given Kane ran onto the pitch at the final whistle, I assume he's going to be ok but we'll see.
Llorente is a bit too static no? His hold up play is on par with Kane but he lacks everything else Kane has. Kane is a lethal finisher, on either footed, he can pick a pass, run with the ball using his strength to keep players off. He is by no means express pace but he is certainly not Llorente slow. The only thing Llorente has over Kane is a little more aerial threat in the box.
Scan today apparently, I’m hopeful as he seemed to play the Semi without any problems.
I didn't mean to be condescending, mate, but I shouldn't have phrased the opening question like that. It was a genuine assumption based on your post that you hadn't seen Llorente play that much. The gulf in quality between him and Kane is clear, I feel, if you watch every Spurs game.
Since Sky invented it in 1992 and assigned 0 points for a loss?
I wouldn't even say his hold-up play is on the same level. He's good and I like him a lot but a fair few of his knock-downs and first touches end up with the opposition -- certainly more often than with Kane. But the real gulf in quality is what happens next: as you allude to, Kane just has passes and shots in his locker that Llorente doesn't, and a fair bit more creativity too. Despite the injury-marred season, if any quality of Kane has been accentuated this time around, it's his surprising creativity. He truly is the real deal at #10 as he's always claimed.
Ok appreciated - Yh there's no denying the difference in ability given one is a WC striker and the other is a target man type backup who came from Swansea (appreciate he had a spell at Juve but you get what I'm saying). My thoughts are that if Kane's not 100% he'll struggle against the Liverpool perma press and will have VVD and/or Matip all over him (both of whom are fast and athletic and would be a nightmare for someone not firing on all cylinders - although one of clearly much better than the other).
Sessingnon i can see happening, rumours we want a doule deal for him and his brother, Bale no fecking way unless they pay over half his wages.
Wit the intensity that spurs play at Bale would last 3 games!
