It wasn't a fantastic goal, it was one player getting the ball dropping a shoulder and whacking it from a very improbable angle. There was very little that was clever or good team play or deft skill about it.
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It wasn't a fantastic goal, it was one player getting the ball dropping a shoulder and whacking it from a very improbable angle. There was very little that was clever or good team play or deft skill about it.
Oh of course, yes. It *needs* it. I just think Mourinho is currently being pragmatic about it and recommending we hit it long either from goal or from the CBs. Toby is currently our play maker.
Let's see what happens when Ndombele is back. I think we both agree that Skipp should get a go. Would like to see them play together, although in a 3 rather than a 2.
He had his tongue too far up Poch's arse.
Yeah... Moura didn't have to do anything at all to get in a position to shoot, did he?
(Sigh...)
Didn't see Toby mugging off the Wolves fans until we got a close up angle on the celebrations.
Class
Come on, credit where it's due.
He created it himself and lashed it with little backlift and at such pace and position that a decent keeper was left floundering.
Other than that, he did very little apart from losing the ball that led to their goal.
I'm not sure what to make of Lucas!
Another thought provoking and articulate point from
Don Giovanni
. Why continue the practice of centuries of intellectual and philosophical enlightenment through considered debate - when irrelevantly spamming the disagree button is so much easier.
Jenas still banging on about Eriksen is our top player
A lot of the players who looked life-less for the majority this season are finding their love for Spurs and football again
Winning cures a lot
Good to see.
A lot of the players who looked life-less for the majority this season are finding their love for Spurs and football again
Winning cures a lot
Good to see.
who the f is ‘jeans’. Jenas
Much like Richards was....
These fuckers live inside the media bubble: Headlines and highlights with an added dose of doubling down on behalf of "fellow professionals".
CE was given a clean slate by Poch in the summer and by Jose upon his arrival yet can't score a starting spot... Speaks volumes regardless of the 'whys and wherefores' behind his form.
Spurs finally display the true essence of Mourinho with Wolves win
Spurs finally resemble the true essence of Jose Mourinho with Wolves win
www.independent.co.uk
Week to week shit-housery up and down the leagues; most of all from the reigning EPL champs and guess who Durham is gearing up to troll for being "dirty" "tactical foulers" this evening?
....Obviously, peeps would prefer us to be a walk-over, but still; embarrassing.
So Durham's got the Toffees riled about Gomez all over again as a result of his rancid musings.
They also didn't show pen shouts OR the what I thought was a clear red card tackle on Lucas.
You're imagining things mate... Only Spurs committed fouls yesterday. :walker: