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It's a first team friendly so I would expect everyone available to be in the squad - so yes it'll probably exclude those from the Euros and Copa but those you mention secondly should be there and I'd expect them to play a half at minimum.
Thanks, mate - that's pretty much what I thought. Probably the players that are back in training now then, I guess. My boy is a Spurs fan, but I support Chesterfield so our pre-season line ups tend to feature several players referred to as 'Trialist' and the occasional first teamer who has enjoyed the 'all inclusive' a little too much over the Summer!
Went to a Stevenage friendly last week that had a bit of that Trialist A, Trialist B, Trialist C - I get that they don't have professional contracts but not sure why they can't use their actual names tbh!!
He was given one token game on the first game of the season, then was never seen again, irrespective of the knee injury.
Nuno Espirito Santo's first match in charge and his potential Spurs line-up
The new Tottenham Hotspur head coach is set to take charge of his first match at Saturday as they travel across the capital
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First half: (4-2-3-1) Hart; Doherty, Carter-Vickers, Dier, Reguilon; Ndombele, White; Lamela, Alli, Clarke; Lucas.
Second half: (4-2-3-1) Whiteman; Eyoma, Tanganga, Dier, Sessegnon; Winks, Skipp; Bergwijn, Alli, Son; Scarlett.
Just bought a couple of tickets to the MK Dons game.
Parking booked too.
Parking booked too.
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Fancy moura to score a couple on saturday.
Nuno Espirito Santo's first match in charge and his potential Spurs line-up
The new Tottenham Hotspur head coach is set to take charge of his first match at Saturday as they travel across the capital
First half: (4-2-3-1) Hart; Doherty, Carter-Vickers, Dier, Reguilon; Ndombele, White; Lamela, Alli, Clarke; Lucas.
Second half: (4-2-3-1) Whiteman; Eyoma, Tanganga, Dier, Sessegnon; Winks, Skipp; Bergwijn, Alli, Son; Scarlett.
Lots of first team players still on 3 week break after Euros and Copa Americam but a wide range of youngsters able to step up - and as Orient are a League 2 side these days even many of the youngsters have played at a higher level so the game should be within their capability.
I've not seen Son back yet in training pictures, if he's back beforee weekend I'd probably rest him - either Parrott or Etete could step up .
Not sure why Dier would play a full 90 minutes - as CCV has played over 100 games in Championship I'd have him play with Tanganga and a less experienced player such as Okedina (who played half a season on loan at League 2 Cambridge last season and did well - Cambridge were promoted.
I'd guess there will be a few other youngsters on the bench who might play or not depending upon the players in the teams above feel on the day - a bit of experience for them even if they don't play.
As a man of my word - I've just brought a ticket for MK
Bit like in criminal cases, names can't be disclosed.
It's a Stevenage thing.
You didn't see me, right.
Does anyone know if the games are being streamed?
I read Son and Aurier return to training this week.
Tons of tickets to the Woolwich game available.
Got a ticket for the mk game, should be fun
In August we take part in The Mind Series, against Chelsea and Woolwich - purchase your pass today for £7.99 per match, with £4 inc. VAT going to charity
