We could win the league and all they would talk about is how Woolwich and Man U didn't have the seasons they should have.
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We could win the league and all they would talk about is how Woolwich and Man U didn't have the seasons they should have.
Yep. This tour was $$$ marketing our brand name. I don't think jet setting and jetlag constantly shaking hands and throwing fish around is in the best interest of fitness and tactics.
Daws did throw the shit out of that fish though. And Kane threw the shit out of that baseball.
Daws did throw the shit out of that fish though. And Kane threw the shit out of that baseball.
And how!
Celtic were poor, however.....For me the changes second half didn't seem to alter the way we played, if anything we improved in our confidence.
We need the season to start. Full on games, build the confidence that seem to elude us last seasons.
We need the season to start. Full on games, build the confidence that seem to elude us last seasons.
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If I can justify, we had Brad in goal with some yoof in defence. As soon as Hugo gets back into the games from the World Cup, the better.
The match organiser just left this nice post on facebook accompanied with photos of thfc players from the game:
"WE THANK SPURS FOR A GREAT GAME that lead them to a predictable 6-1 victory over Celtic that arrived to this friendly with the attitude of utmost disrespect towards their opponent, fans and organisers, playing with a shameful squad and leaving home their coach. Thank you Spurs!"
"WE THANK SPURS FOR A GREAT GAME that lead them to a predictable 6-1 victory over Celtic that arrived to this friendly with the attitude of utmost disrespect towards their opponent, fans and organisers, playing with a shameful squad and leaving home their coach. Thank you Spurs!"
The match organiser just left this nice post on facebook accompanied with photos of thfc players from the game:
"WE THANK SPURS FOR A GREAT GAME that lead them to a predictable 6-1 victory over Celtic that arrived to this friendly with the attitude of utmost disrespect towards their opponent, fans and organisers, playing with a shameful squad and leaving home their coach. Thank you Spurs!"
Hahaha, I do love you Finns, so direct and to the point.
The match organiser just left this nice post on facebook accompanied with photos of thfc players from the game:
"WE THANK SPURS FOR A GREAT GAME that lead them to a predictable 6-1 victory over Celtic that arrived to this friendly with the attitude of utmost disrespect towards their opponent, fans and organisers, playing with a shameful squad and leaving home their coach. Thank you Spurs!"
LOVE that, especially after the comments that
Nutter-Naylor
found about us from that Celtic pillock on page one of this thread, about us being arrogant and disrespectful in Chicago. 
I think it's completely fair. When we played Young Boys in the qualifier I don't remember us arranging a friendly in between.
It's stupidity and also disrespectful to us.
They probably could have turned down the friendly and allowed tottenham to find a quality team to verse instead of a bunch of kids.
Absolutely they could have but that's good experience for their youth.
Personally I'm happy with our players scoring goals, the confidence a 6-1 win brings and no injuries.
We could have drawn 0-0 against Espanyol or someone, brought in more money but lost a key player to injury.
Am I being one of those optimists?
Fitness, confidence, goals. Fine by me. They'll have a proper test against Schalke then get on with the real stuff. I'd rather we beat Celtic 2nd team 6-1 than lost to Juventus first 1-0, quite frankly.
We played well, we passed the ball, we finally started moving it around in triangles... and we actually scored goals, every attacker you'd expect to score did so... it's all good to me.
We played well, we passed the ball, we finally started moving it around in triangles... and we actually scored goals, every attacker you'd expect to score did so... it's all good to me.
Perhaps many Celtic fans expected them to win 3-0. But I certainly didn't. I'm no expert, but IIRC Celtic rarely win by three clear goals away from home in the CL.
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Agree with your points except one. We did get an injury to a key player, our Captain.
It's alright... the BBC are at it as well... not the 'subtle' differences in the two strap-lines below: