TOTTENHAM ARE STILL A BIG CLUB!

sincerely hope levy is asking the legal team if they can sue these cunts for damages

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/dec/11/tottenham-hotspur-fined-pitch-invasions-partizan-belgrade

was that the match where the lights 'went out' in the 89th minute?

not even

sincerely hope levy is asking the legal team if they can sue these cunts for damages

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/dec/11/tottenham-hotspur-fined-pitch-invasions-partizan-belgrade

3 Year ban from all football matches and massive £155 fine:

@TrollstationYT
So the man dem are banned for 3 years from any professional football matches

sue them!

http://i.imgur.com/Qv55Kat.jpg

Assou-Ekotto has had a chequered career in English football and has fallen out with a number of Spurs managers since his arrival from Lens in 2006 for a reported £3.5million.

He has a particularly difficult relationship with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy and the pair have rarely agreed on various matter since his move to White Hart Lane.

He fell out with Tottenham earlier this year after it emerged that he had invited anti-Semitic comedian Dieudonne M’bala M’bala to a game at Tottenham, insisting he would ‘love it’.

Benoit Assou-Ekotto is being paid £40,000 a week by Tottenham despite not playing for the first team for more than 18 months.

scraping the outrage barrel like it was 1997

Once you start tweeting Nicky Anelka to go all "lol top quenelle gesture mate" you basically deserve shit.

none of these bogardey men are going to scare you huh xp

the assumption was that he has been excluded because his endlessly reiterated claims about his attitude to football lead to him being considered a bad influence around the periphery of a squad

even though apart from that his commitment has never seemed particularly below par really?

the intimation that levy is playing a part in that after the dieudonné affair is interesting although unfalsifiable

unlike various other indiscretions by careless or thick players, he seems fairly sharp so it's reasonable to presume that he was aware of the antisemitic elements (not even a backstory but integral to his act)

He'd already been farmed out to QPR by the time he started pulling this shit so my guess would be he knows exactly what he's doing (and that it's basically out out spite).

Otherwise he was prone to lapses of concentration but no more so than most other fullbacks we've had, although unless I'm mistaken Redknapp is the only club manager to ever have particularly rated him, or to have got reasonably consistent performances out of him.

a bit moreso than a lot of others but he was a lot better going fwd. agreed on redknapp turning him into a good performer there albeit briefly

“He’s been up and down. I don’t think he’s found the level he had at Tottenham,” said Redknapp.

“I was watching a bit of the 2010 season on Sky, it just happened to come on.

“It was Benoit playing for Tottenham, going down the left and crossing balls – he crossed one and funny enough Niko scored.

“For me he was in the best three left-backs in the Premier League when he was at Tottenham. I don’t think he’s quite reached the heights, but let’s hope that in the play-offs he’ll be a big player for us."

“I think he’s found the change between the Premier League and Championship difficult.”

Well, last night was a lot of fun

that was a great game alright. early days yet but kane is like the berba that actually works off the ball. hes certainly exciting to watch. i was impressed by chadli and rose too. i watched spurs against leicester and couldnt believe that it was the same team yesterday. chelsea looked a bit sluggish, the goals they got were all down to woeful errors from spurs players too. maybe lack of rotation is starting to catch up on chelsea.

there is not even the remotest comparison to berbatov technically

Kane is enthusiastic, awkward, audacious. but he is not as good as defending in the premier league has made him look of late- anyone running at a centre back at all seems to look like fuckin Rinaldo these days. Paul McGrath would have had him subbed of at halftime tbh.

but I love him. rather than berba I'd say he's akin to a peter crouch that has realised and is playing very well within his rather strange collection of physical attributes.

theres always so much shit written about these players, technically he is quite limited, the way he runs with his head down and tries to trap the ball is fairly inept compared to a serious player like sturridge, sterling or even barkley

that isn't to say he can't be a good player but there is a ceiling to how good a slowish centre forward with that level of core technique can be, and it's closer to jame beattie than to berbatov

I'd agree with that

he can surprise defenders and goalkeepers with what hes willing to try given his ability, his main outstanding point atm is p unshakeable confidence that he can take on and beat high level defenders, self fulfilling prophecy that I fear will only take him so far. but great to watch for now.

same shit as last year when people got upset about andros townsend being described as not a very good player 15 months ago on the occasion of his previous epl goal, since when he has had the second worst conversion rate in the league

GET INVOLVED - will Liverpool win the Premiership 2013/14?

thing is I like these guys in the squad as long as the hype machine doesnt make them discontent with being second, maybe third choice.

but bentaleb, walker, caulker and prob livermore as legit if not more so first team contenders/squad members than Kane and certainly Townsend.

great to see a core of youth players being accommodated by a coach willing to suit tactics to those available (or get players to play within a tactic? idk). refreshing after avbs inflexibility, arrys wastage of talent that wouldn't go down the dogs with him, etc

yeah all of those are useful, caulker as a cb perhaps has the highest ceiling if he keeps developing, perhaps to the level of lescott who was an important player in manchester citys first title

walker a bit of an outlier because he has plenty of natural talent but probably not coachable much beyond his current level

yeah I wondered if you'd rip any of em a new one for the mention but there is or was a higher level of potential in any of em than there is in Kane in the long run I think, if only because the bar for success in an attacking position must needs be far higher than the livermorean skillset of "has shoulders will travel" kind of thing.

does ryan mason have anything beyond game lad?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXdZUH2A5GM

there's a thread in it I think

I'd put him alongside that Thompson guy was a contemporary of Murphy gerrard iirc at Liverpool, or idk jody morris, or jamie o'hara? the type of player who pulls an unlikely feat of technique out of somewhere every now and again but would really need astonishing levels of consistency and application to make up for the lack of physical attributes or straight up glamour required to get beyond squad level.

idk Everton make good use of the type so I'm all for us not spending paulinho money on replacing him or anything.

yeah that naismith cunt is probably the best crap player around at the moment, better than most good players anyway

he's got that epl-useful ranginess pulis loves, inherently violent physical build that

http://i.imgur.com/9uPXzHm.jpg

lol

sheeeeit i dunno he looks pretty comfortable on the ball to me, it doesnt feel like hes working from a playbook of crouch/quinninho-esque flukey once-off skills

caulker hatched as a fully-formed middling-to-dece 26 yo and will remain that way until football has forgotten him

he may or may not be installed at other clubs in this time but this occurence will not come as a result of any improvement, deterioration or variation in his play

some shit talked itt today lads

― champagne supernovella (darraghmac), Sunday, 20 October 2013 22:07 (1 year ago) Permalink

it could've stood some more tbh

― Ismael Klata, Sunday, 20 October 2013 22:09 (1 year ago) Permalink

i was busy and im busy yet and i'll be busy prob until well after this fraud portuguese leaves to whatever moneypit his snakeoil earns him next

― champagne supernovella (darraghmac), Sunday, 20 October 2013 22:10 (1 year ago) Permalink

otm

michael, Kane's feet are ok but not consistently good but he used his strength and arm/shoulder span much better than most rangy english strikers of that age imo, lending him time that he uses well.

sheeeeit i dunno he looks pretty comfortable on the ball to me, it doesnt feel like hes working from a playbook of crouch/quinninho-esque flukey once-off skills

― everyday sheeple (Michael B), Friday, 2 January 2015 19:11 (3 minutes ago)

this is more about cleverness and proprioception than skill, he seems to have a good sense of what is around him and can confuse defenders with his runs, that can take him a long way but berbatov is something else altogether

the test of this is what his technique looks like when this initial confidence burst subsides and he goes six games without a goal

suspect the emergence of craftier runs is pochettino's influence

eriksen doesnt half help tbf

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townsend is so so awful

like the chances of him performing an adequate action competently are significantly worse than random

adebayor trying to get subtly sent off is entertaining i guess

booed off for soldado, attitude counts eh

Never a dull moment being a Spurs fan

Premiership hegemony finally wins out over plucky League One rape apologists.

tackle on vorm absolutely disgusting

best performance ive seen this season so far, tho obv we hadn't kicked into gear against Chelsea at this stage yet

paulinho has stepped over the ball twice to avoid possession but otherwise looks ok

eriksen actually woeful so far!

soldado goal worth catching btw neat controlled volley from corner

You had to open yr mouth didn't ya

look it doesnt matter what I say or who we play or who plays for us or who manages us does it

does it