• The Fighting Cock is a forum for fans of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. Here you can discuss Spurs latest matches, our squad, tactics and any transfer news surrounding the club. Registration gives you access to all our forums (including 'Off Topic' discussion) and removes most of the adverts (you can remove them all via an account upgrade). You're here now, you might as well...

    Get involved!

Match Tottenham Hotspur v Ajax, Champions League Semi-Final, Tue 30th April

Latest Spurs videos from Sky Sports

100% agree we're not out of it.

But you have to factor in injuries, failing to do so is ignoring a major, predictable risk.

I'm writing about risk management on a national level at the minute Applying it to Spurs, we failed in this regard. That's how any company would see it, and we're always told that football is a business...

Yes agree. But would you factor injuries to every player in a certain position? You can't have endless depth.

I don't disagree that we should have done business. We definitely should have replaced Dembele but it isn't that easy. I'd rather they didn't panic buy and hopefully they'll get class in the summer.

We've been incredibly unlucky with our injuries. I can't remember a worse season for it. It's been freaky.
 
Gullit and Dessaily on Bein say they have never seen an average, technically inferior midfield incapable of stringing few passes together at this level than Tottenhams.

Gullit giggles and continue to mention how can a PL club with so much resources ends up fielding a player of Wanyama's calibre at this stage of this competition?

Both believe this game is done and dusted.
 
Say it

Go on
Say it

We looked a better team with Sissoko on

With Sissoko on we looked a better team

I know we tweeked the formation but he was awesome

Awesome he was

We absolutely did Bazzer, but I think we'd have looked better with Skipp on instead of three fucking centre backs.

He wasn't awesome, he needs to show more and point less, but he was as good anyone out there second half, how's that?
 
Gullit and Dessaily on Bein say they have never seen an average, technically inferior midfield incapable of stringing few passes together at this level than Tottenhams.

Gullit giggles and continue to mention how can a PL club with so much resources ends up fielding a player of Wanyama's calibre at this stage of this competition?

Both believe this game is done and dusted.
Have you cleaned yourself up after that
 
Back
Top