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Title: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Chelmsford_yid on September 19, 2014, 05:29:16 PM
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Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: a12 warrior on September 20, 2014, 01:30:24 PM
Not much to get excited about only to say that 3 points must be taken anything less will be a disgrace!!!
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: spursjoolz on September 20, 2014, 02:21:24 PM
3 goals & 3 points. Nothing  less!  :up:

+ Ars*nal to lose 2 -1 at Villa. What a week-end hey!  :dance:
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: RiffHard on September 21, 2014, 03:07:16 PM
It's unbelievable how crap we are.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: dimexi on September 21, 2014, 04:22:37 PM
What the hell was that? Seriously, anybody who tries to come on here and tell me how they saw some positives in that performance, must be smoking something funny. It is just so boring to watch. There is no spark, no quality and I cannot see it changing any time soon. Yes, you could say that the build up play was okay, but that means nothing, West Brom were happy to let us have the ball when we are that far away from a threat. We were reduced to playing long balls forward to no one in particular. That was on the odd occasion when they could actually get the ball past the player in front of them. We look like a mid table side at best, so any talk of top 4 is a joke. NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN!!!

I would rather be a Man U supporter today, they may have lost, but at least that know how to attack, Di Maria's goal was pure quality. They will end up in 5th spot due to their poor defence, but we won't even be 6th. I thought we were awful against Liverpool, but put it down to them being a much better side than us. Unfortunately it is worse than that, no side will fear coming to play at WHL this year.

I don't blame Pochettino, yet. But he does not look very happy right now. Levy to go first, it is ultimately all his fault and can be traced back to a number of ridiculous decisions he has made and never recovered from.

 :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff:
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: RiffHard on September 21, 2014, 04:31:29 PM
What the hell was that? Seriously, anybody who tries to come on here and tell me how they saw some positives in that performance, must be smoking something funny. It is just so boring to watch. There is no spark, no quality and I cannot see it changing any time soon. Yes, you could say that the build up play was okay, but that means nothing, West Brom were happy to let us have the ball when we are that far away from a threat. We were reduced to playing long ball forward to no one in particular. That was on the odd occasion when they could actually get the ball past the player in front of them. We look like a mid table side at best, so any talk of top 4 is a joke. NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN!!!

I would rather be a Man U supporter today, they may have lost, but at least that know how to attack, Di Maria's goal was pure quality. They will end up in 5th spot due to their poor defence, but will won't even be 6th. I thought we were awful against Liverpool, but put it down to them being a much better side than us. Unfortunately it is worse than that, no side will fear coming to play at WHL this year.

I don't blame Pochettino, yet. But he does not look very happy right now. Levy to go first, it is ultimately all his fault and can be traced back to a number of ridiculous decisions he has made and never recovered from.

 :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff:
I couldn't agree more. Also, ship that turd Soldado out with Levy. Useless muppets the lot...
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: spursjoolz on September 21, 2014, 11:37:32 PM
Just watch the highlights on MOTD. New manager, same old, same old crap! No ambition, no class.

Will it ever change?

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Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: RSS61 on September 22, 2014, 07:25:26 AM
Just watch the highlights on MOTD. New manager, same old, same old crap! No ambition, no class.

Will it ever change?

 :tickedoff:

We are saddled with a squad of average players, all of whom would not make Ars*nals 2nd team. Levy & Baldini wasted the Bale money. They refuse to accept that it is pointless to bring in any new manager, from Redknap, AVB, Sherwood and now Pochettino, and expect them to work miracles with a bunch of players who not only lack the talent required to get into top 4, but the desire and pride to be able to beat what was the bottom side in the table.
As pointed out, same s**t, different day.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Paul Finch on September 22, 2014, 02:19:12 PM
        How is it that Fazio, Davies and Stambouli couldn't even make the bench, and Vertonghen sat on the bench, don't anyone tell me its because they played Thurs, Kaboul crap, Chiriches just not good enough, yes WBA parked the bus, and yet again we had no idea how to break them down, ONE, yes ONE shot on target in ninety minutes, and that was from a substitute who entered the fray in the 61st minute(Soldado), is just not acceptable in my book, you can't blame Ade or Soldado, they just didn't get any service because the midfield was non-existent and please don't anyone dare say that we had all the possession, possession doesn't win games, GOALS WIN GAMES!  :nods: :nods: If we play that way against the Arse... be prepared for another thrashing.  :( :( :(
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: a12 warrior on September 22, 2014, 03:49:31 PM
Like everyone else the result was shocking, last season I sat at WHL bored while players passed the ball sideways backwards, forward but then backwards!! At a snails pace.
And so far this season with a new manager have been treated to the same type of play.
We have no leader on the pitch to make Kaboul captain is a joke but then you look at the rest of them and you cannot see a leader anywhere, the body language of the players open palms when they had the ball as if to say what do I do with it now!
We need to give the manager time but it is not looking good and next Saturday will be carnage if we show the same commitment on the park, who do we have that can give us that spark?
Right now I don't know, we never looked like scoring Sunday our first meaningful shot on target came after 74 mins says it all.
The empty seats around the lane tell the story 4 years ago the place was sold out every game the fans are getting fed up with paying top prices to watch second rate football.
I am a Spurs supporter and always will be but with what we have at the moment player wise mid table mediocrasy is all we can hope for this season at least :-[

Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: RSS61 on September 22, 2014, 04:57:07 PM
Like everyone else the result was shocking, last season I sat at WHL bored while players passed the ball sideways backwards, forward but then backwards!! At a snails pace.
And so far this season with a new manager have been treated to the same type of play.
We have no leader on the pitch to make Kaboul captain is a joke but then you look at the rest of them and you cannot see a leader anywhere, the body language of the players open palms when they had the ball as if to say what do I do with it now!
We need to give the manager time but it is not looking good and next Saturday will be carnage if we show the same commitment on the park, who do we have that can give us that spark?
Right now I don't know, we never looked like scoring Sunday our first meaningful shot on target came after 74 mins says it all.


The empty seats around the lane tell the story 4 years ago the place was sold out every game the fans are getting fed up with paying top prices to watch second rate football.
I am a Spurs supporter and always will be but with what we have at the moment player wise mid table mediocrasy is all we can hope for this season at least :-[


Yes and if we don't do something about it, filling up the supposed new 400 million pound stadium will be near impossible.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on September 22, 2014, 05:05:21 PM
Before the match I said to the person I was sitting next to “if we can’t beat them then we might as well go home”. Poor result. We should have done a lot better. I agree with the above comments; why didn’t “Fazio, Davies and Stambouli” play? We bought them to strength our defence, not just play in the Europa league. The only good thing that came out of the weekend was that Liverpool, United, Everton lost and Chelsea and City drew. We are 9th, 6 points behind Chelsea (the leaders). So at least we are not falling behind and that there are no outstanding teams in the Premier league (the closest is Chelsea & City). Pochettino needs to sort out the team quickly before we fall too far behind.   It is not impossible to still try for a 4th spot. However, it has become a lot harder.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: a12 warrior on September 22, 2014, 09:33:56 PM
Voice I admire your loyalty but if you think the players we have will make the top 4 I am afraid you are in for a let down.
The squad we have are nothing more than average and yes we will win a few games but against the top quality teams our chances are remote.
I really hope I am wrong and you are right we will see how we fare Saturday!!!
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Badger501 on September 23, 2014, 02:47:53 AM
Does anyone agree that we need to spend some MONEY!!! But we need to spend it on some top quality strikers. I cannot believe that the decision makers think we can do anything with Adebayor, Soldado and Kane as our strike force. Like everyone else I am really sick of watching us play crab football. Spurs fans would rather see us lose 4-3 and go down fighting than watch the boring crap we play these days. Our great teams of the past knew how to play breakaway football. Now all we get is five minutes of buggering about and then turnover possession. Lewis and Levy think they can get results at the top level without spending. (if you add up what we spent last two seasons versus what we sold you'll see we actually took money, not a penny spent net). I say Lewis out, Levy out and lets have some owners who don't expect top drawer results for no money. And please please please can we get rid of that useless lump Adebayor!!
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Paul Finch on September 23, 2014, 11:26:03 AM
Post by Badger501 "And please please please can we get rid of that useless lump Adebayor!!"
 
      Badger how the hell can you blame Adebayor for Sundays DEBACLE, Strikers can only do their job(That is scoring GOALS) if they are given DECENT SERVICE and unfortunately on Sunday our MIDFIELD failed to DELIVER. Adebayor, to his credit, never STOPS, working, running and trying to give his team-mates opportunities. I would suggest you look at our CENTRAL DEFENDERS, because therein lies the problem, before you start to level the blame on Adebayor. This is of course is only "My Considered Opinion".  :hide: :hide: :hide:
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: RiffHard on September 23, 2014, 02:41:56 PM
Post by Badger501 "And please please please can we get rid of that useless lump Adebayor!!"
 
      Badger how the hell can you blame Adebayor for Sundays DEBACLE, Strikers can only do their job(That is scoring GOALS) if they are given DECENT SERVICE and unfortunately on Sunday our MIDFIELD failed to DELIVER. Adebayor, to his credit, never STOPS, working, running and trying to give his team-mates opportunities. I would suggest you look at our CENTRAL DEFENDERS, because therein lies the problem, before you start to level the blame on Adebayor. This is of course is only "My Considered Opinion".  :hide: :hide: :hide:
I was just about to post a similar reply. Sure, Adebayor didn't score and escaped a penalty for his handball, but you cannot blame him for not fighting for the team. He has been slacked in the past for not caring, but at the moment it seems he's one of the most caring ones in our team. The striker is only as good as the midfield behind him.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on September 23, 2014, 07:07:55 PM
Voice I admire your loyalty but if you think the players we have will make the top 4 I am afraid you are in for a let down.
The squad we have are nothing more than average and yes we will win a few games but against the top quality teams our chances are remote.
I really hope I am wrong and you are right we will see how we fare Saturday!!!
It isn't a case of loyalty but looking at the other teams around us. Nobody is outstanding, nobody can guarantee a top 4 place (apart from, probably, Chelsea & City).  That means there are two other places to be filled. This weekend we have got Ars*nal.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: a12 warrior on September 23, 2014, 07:08:15 PM
You can't blame Adebayor as the service to him has been worse than poor.
However in my opinion he is not good enough to take us forward.
When he turns up he looks dangerous trouble is that's probably 1 in 10 games
There is no doubt the club needed to bring in a new striker problem is why would a top striker come to Spurs?
Only for money and Spurs won't pay hence we have what we've got!!!
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on September 23, 2014, 07:09:56 PM
Does anyone agree that we need to spend some MONEY!!! But we need to spend it on some top quality strikers. I cannot believe that the decision makers think we can do anything with Adebayor, Soldado and Kane as our strike force. Like everyone else I am really sick of watching us play crab football. Spurs fans would rather see us lose 4-3 and go down fighting than watch the boring crap we play these days. Our great teams of the past knew how to play breakaway football. Now all we get is five minutes of buggering about and then turnover possession. Lewis and Levy think they can get results at the top level without spending. (if you add up what we spent last two seasons versus what we sold you'll see we actually took money, not a penny spent net). I say Lewis out, Levy out and lets have some owners who don't expect top drawer results for no money. And please please please can we get rid of that useless lump Adebayor!!

Yes, we need to spend some money on a striker or two. I do believe that in the other departments we are ok. The problem is the manager has got to get the right formation. Three of the players who played in the Europa match should have played in the league match.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: a12 warrior on September 23, 2014, 07:13:18 PM
Well no one can say that your not optimistic!


Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on September 23, 2014, 08:15:18 PM
Well no one can say that your not optimistic!

It is better to be optimistic than pessimistic. Being negative then the season is over. Remember Pochettino didn't get it right in his first season at Southampton. The season that he did do well Spurs snapped him up. It takes time. Even the great Bill Nick didn't get it right in his first season. He had to build a great team. Alex Ferguson was a game away from getting the sack and then being branded a massive failure.  Aren't we expecting too much, too soon? As we stand now we are 9th. Below City, Chelsea and Ars*nal, but above United, Everton and Liverpool. We are six points behind Chelsea (the leaders), two points behind Ars*nal and one behind City. None of those names I've mentioned had a good weekend (apart from Ars*nal). There is plenty to be optimistic about at the moment.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: dimexi on September 24, 2014, 03:43:00 AM
Does anyone agree that we need to spend some MONEY!!! But we need to spend it on some top quality strikers. I cannot believe that the decision makers think we can do anything with Adebayor, Soldado and Kane as our strike force. Like everyone else I am really sick of watching us play crab football. Spurs fans would rather see us lose 4-3 and go down fighting than watch the boring crap we play these days. Our great teams of the past knew how to play breakaway football. Now all we get is five minutes of buggering about and then turnover possession. Lewis and Levy think they can get results at the top level without spending. (if you add up what we spent last two seasons versus what we sold you'll see we actually took money, not a penny spent net). I say Lewis out, Levy out and lets have some owners who don't expect top drawer results for no money. And please please please can we get rid of that useless lump Adebayor!!

We definitely can't blame Ade for what has gone wrong. The build up a set up play was awful. I believe that in the right team with better tactics, Ade would do well for us, as would Soldado. However, we do need a striker and I would like him to be better than Ade, as although he is a good player, and a great one at times, we need something different, we need someone who can score for fun from anywhere.

But yes we do need to get rid of Levy and possibly Lewis, but I am a little wary about new owners, maybe with a better decision maker Lewis would be okay.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: dimexi on September 24, 2014, 03:51:49 AM
Voice I admire your loyalty but if you think the players we have will make the top 4 I am afraid you are in for a let down.
The squad we have are nothing more than average and yes we will win a few games but against the top quality teams our chances are remote.
I really hope I am wrong and you are right we will see how we fare Saturday!!!
It isn't a case of loyalty but looking at the other teams around us. Nobody is outstanding, nobody can guarantee a top 4 place (apart from, probably, Chelsea & City).  That means there are two other places to be filled. This weekend we have got Ars*nal.

The last time Ars*nal failed to get a top 4 spot was when Tony Blair became Prime Minister, so I think only a fool would say they will not do so again. the final 4th spot will be fought between Liverpool and Man Utd. We will see just how bad things are against Ars*nal. Losing by only a single goal may be the closest thing we can get to feeling optimistic on the rest of our season.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: dimexi on September 24, 2014, 03:58:40 AM

Yes, we need to spend some money on a striker or two. I do believe that in the other departments we are ok. The problem is the manager has got to get the right formation. Three of the players who played in the Europa match should have played in the league match.

We are only okay in the other departments if we are happy to end the season in 7th. Otherwise we are seriously missing a player who can give an injection of pace, penetrative and quality passing and intelligent foresight, to make any impact on sides that are either parking the bus like WBA, or running rings round us like Liverpool. However, I would also like to see those players given a chance in the League. I think that for the League Cup game today Pochettino should play the same 11 as Sunday and then put the Europa players in against Ars*nal.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: RSS61 on September 24, 2014, 07:59:51 AM
Voice I admire your loyalty but if you think the players we have will make the top 4 I am afraid you are in for a let down.
The squad we have are nothing more than average and yes we will win a few games but against the top quality teams our chances are remote.
I really hope I am wrong and you are right we will see how we fare Saturday!!!
It isn't a case of loyalty but looking at the other teams around us. Nobody is outstanding, nobody can guarantee a top 4 place (apart from, probably, Chelsea & City).  That means there are two other places to be filled. This weekend we have got Ars*nal.

The last time Ars*nal failed to get a top 4 spot was when Tony Blair became Prime Minister, so I think only a fool would say they will not do so again. the final 4th spot will be fought between Liverpool and Man Utd. We will see just how bad things are against Ars*nal. Losing by only a single goal may be the closest thing we can get to feeling optimistic on the rest of our season.

Exactly. Never mind last nights C 1 Cup result. Ars*nal will not give up their top 4 spot easily, and another reality check awaits us on Saturday I'm afraid.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on September 24, 2014, 11:05:17 AM

Yes, we need to spend some money on a striker or two. I do believe that in the other departments we are ok. The problem is the manager has got to get the right formation. Three of the players who played in the Europa match should have played in the league match.

We are only okay in the other departments if we are happy to end the season in 7th. Otherwise we are seriously missing a player who can give an injection of pace, penetrative and quality passing and intelligent foresight, to make any impact on sides that are either parking the bus like WBA, or running rings round us like Liverpool. However, I would also like to see those players given a chance in the League. I think that for the League Cup game today Pochettino should play the same 11 as Sunday and then put the Europa players in against Ars*nal.

I think you are partly right. You need a combination of both teams (Thursday & Sunday) for the league. I also hope that Spurs buy a striker in the next transfer window.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: dimexi on September 24, 2014, 11:22:34 AM

Yes, we need to spend some money on a striker or two. I do believe that in the other departments we are ok. The problem is the manager has got to get the right formation. Three of the players who played in the Europa match should have played in the league match.

We are only okay in the other departments if we are happy to end the season in 7th. Otherwise we are seriously missing a player who can give an injection of pace, penetrative and quality passing and intelligent foresight, to make any impact on sides that are either parking the bus like WBA, or running rings round us like Liverpool. However, I would also like to see those players given a chance in the League. I think that for the League Cup game today Pochettino should play the same 11 as Sunday and then put the Europa players in against Ars*nal.

I think you are partly right. You need a combination of both teams (Thursday & Sunday) for the league. I also hope that Spurs buy a striker in the next transfer window.

It is a shame that Soldado hasn't shown his potential and has not become the player we hoped for. We had been calling for a top striker for many years and I thought we had finally got our man. I am not writing him off yet, but we definitely need something different up there. If we are going to insist on playing with one up front then a poacher is not the player we need, we need the Drogba / Ibrahimovic kind. Personally I would rather see us play with two or even three up front and have a combination of styles. Playing one way (i.e. very slowly and with no quality crosses to a lonesome fifure surrounded by 3 other players) is not going to work IMHO.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Badger501 on September 24, 2014, 09:14:52 PM
Interesting to see the mix of views on Adebayor. I am amazed that so many of you rate him. I would put him on a par with the great Emile Heskey. Not sure who spent more time falling over out of the two but how can you guys want to see Adebayor carry on up front? The guy doesn't score!!!!!!
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: dimexi on September 25, 2014, 03:54:17 AM
Interesting to see the mix of views on Adebayor. I am amazed that so many of you rate him. I would put him on a par with the great Emile Heskey. Not sure who spent more time falling over out of the two but how can you guys want to see Adebayor carry on up front? The guy doesn't score!!!!!!

Because, there are those of us who think that the reason he does not score is because of the way the whole team attack, the poor crosses into the box, the non-existent quality balls forward from the central areas, the lack of support when he does receive the ball, the slow pace of the counter attack, the fact that although he has nothing to work with he is actually trying harder than most on the pitch, the fact that last year he scored 11 goals and had 4 assists in 25 games, in 2011/12 he scored 17 goals and had 11 assists in 33 games (2012.13 not so good) but then Soldado only scored 6 in 28, therefore he is more effective than Soldado at the moment. No one is saying to not buy another striker, we are just not blaming Ade for our current problems!
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Paul Finch on September 25, 2014, 09:33:08 AM
Interesting to see the mix of views on Adebayor. I am amazed that so many of you rate him. I would put him on a par with the great Emile Heskey. Not sure who spent more time falling over out of the two but how can you guys want to see Adebayor carry on up front? The guy doesn't score!!!!!!

Because, there are those of us who think that the reason he does not score is because of the way the whole team attack, the poor crosses into the box, the non-existent quality balls forward from the central areas, the lack of support when he does receive the ball, the slow pace of the counter attack, the fact that although he has nothing to work with he is actually trying harder than most on the pitch, the fact that last year he scored 11 goals and had 4 assists in 25 games, in 2011/12 he scored 17 goals and had 11 assists in 33 games (2012.13 not so good) but then Soldado only scored 6 in 28, therefore he is more effective than Soldado at the moment. No one is saying to not buy another striker, we are just not blaming Ade for our current problems!

      Dimexi, You are 110% correct. I couldn't agree more. :up: :up: :up:
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on September 25, 2014, 04:27:40 PM
Interesting to see the mix of views on Adebayor. I am amazed that so many of you rate him. I would put him on a par with the great Emile Heskey. Not sure who spent more time falling over out of the two but how can you guys want to see Adebayor carry on up front? The guy doesn't score!!!!!!

Because, there are those of us who think that the reason he does not score is because of the way the whole team attack, the poor crosses into the box, the non-existent quality balls forward from the central areas, the lack of support when he does receive the ball, the slow pace of the counter attack, the fact that although he has nothing to work with he is actually trying harder than most on the pitch, the fact that last year he scored 11 goals and had 4 assists in 25 games, in 2011/12 he scored 17 goals and had 11 assists in 33 games (2012.13 not so good) but then Soldado only scored 6 in 28, therefore he is more effective than Soldado at the moment. No one is saying to not buy another striker, we are just not blaming Ade for our current problems!

Maybe he should think of using two up front. It wasn't until Kane and Mason came on that we scored. At least he is willing to change the formation.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: RSS61 on September 26, 2014, 08:00:16 AM
Interesting to see the mix of views on Adebayor. I am amazed that so many of you rate him. I would put him on a par with the great Emile Heskey. Not sure who spent more time falling over out of the two but how can you guys want to see Adebayor carry on up front? The guy doesn't score!!!!!!

Because, there are those of us who think that the reason he does not score is because of the way the whole team attack, the poor crosses into the box, the non-existent quality balls forward from the central areas, the lack of support when he does receive the ball, the slow pace of the counter attack, the fact that although he has nothing to work with he is actually trying harder than most on the pitch, the fact that last year he scored 11 goals and had 4 assists in 25 games, in 2011/12 he scored 17 goals and had 11 assists in 33 games (2012.13 not so good) but then Soldado only scored 6 in 28, therefore he is more effective than Soldado at the moment. No one is saying to not buy another striker, we are just not blaming Ade for our current problems!

Maybe he should think of using two up front. It wasn't until Kane and Mason came on that we scored. At least he is willing to change the formation.

Maybe he should think about going 3-5-2 on Saturday, as the midfield battle is going to decide how we do I think ?
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on September 26, 2014, 04:04:36 PM
Interesting to see the mix of views on Adebayor. I am amazed that so many of you rate him. I would put him on a par with the great Emile Heskey. Not sure who spent more time falling over out of the two but how can you guys want to see Adebayor carry on up front? The guy doesn't score!!!!!!

Because, there are those of us who think that the reason he does not score is because of the way the whole team attack, the poor crosses into the box, the non-existent quality balls forward from the central areas, the lack of support when he does receive the ball, the slow pace of the counter attack, the fact that although he has nothing to work with he is actually trying harder than most on the pitch, the fact that last year he scored 11 goals and had 4 assists in 25 games, in 2011/12 he scored 17 goals and had 11 assists in 33 games (2012.13 not so good) but then Soldado only scored 6 in 28, therefore he is more effective than Soldado at the moment. No one is saying to not buy another striker, we are just not blaming Ade for our current problems!

Maybe he should think of using two up front. It wasn't until Kane and Mason came on that we scored. At least he is willing to change the formation.

Maybe he should think about going 3-5-2 on Saturday, as the midfield battle is going to decide how we do I think ?

That is one possibility. What is for sure is that Soldado needs a partner up front with him. I also think he should start with Ryan Mason.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Paul Finch on September 27, 2014, 02:13:00 AM
        Personally I think we should try and flood the midfield(3-5-2) because if the Arse--- start to dominate the midfield, then I think we will get absolutely smashed because that is their strength, nullify their midfield and in my opinion you then nullify Arse---.  :up: :up: I think a lot depends on the Team that Poch selects. :nods: :nods: :nods:
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Jane on September 29, 2014, 08:26:51 PM
        Personally I think we should try and flood the midfield(3-5-2) because if the Arse--- start to dominate the midfield, then I think we will get absolutely smashed because that is their strength, nullify their midfield and in my opinion you then nullify Arse---.  :up: :up: I think a lot depends on the Team that Poch selects. :nods: :nods: :nods:

What the match showed us on Saturday is that we do need two up front. I thought we were lucky, very. Next we have got two home games then the big one, Manchester city.

Jane  :dance:
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on September 30, 2014, 05:18:53 PM
        Personally I think we should try and flood the midfield(3-5-2) because if the Arse--- start to dominate the midfield, then I think we will get absolutely smashed because that is their strength, nullify their midfield and in my opinion you then nullify Arse---.  :up: :up: I think a lot depends on the Team that Poch selects. :nods: :nods: :nods:

What the match showed us on Saturday is that we do need two up front. I thought we were lucky, very. Next we have got two home games then the big one, Manchester city.

Jane  :dance:

Whatever we need we need to sort it out quickly.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Paul Finch on October 01, 2014, 11:29:40 AM
   
        Personally I think we should try and flood the midfield(3-5-2) because if the Arse--- start to dominate the midfield, then I think we will get absolutely smashed because that is their strength, nullify their midfield and in my opinion you then nullify Arse---.  :up: :up: I think a lot depends on the Team that Poch selects. :nods: :nods: :nods:

What the match showed us on Saturday is that we do need two up front. I thought we were lucky, very. Next we have got two home games then the big one, Manchester city.

Jane  :dance:

Whatever we need we need to sort it out quickly.

      Ain't that stating 'THE BLOODY OBVIOUS'   :ohyeah: :ohyeah:
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on October 01, 2014, 04:49:48 PM
   
        Personally I think we should try and flood the midfield(3-5-2) because if the Arse--- start to dominate the midfield, then I think we will get absolutely smashed because that is their strength, nullify their midfield and in my opinion you then nullify Arse---.  :up: :up: I think a lot depends on the Team that Poch selects. :nods: :nods: :nods:

What the match showed us on Saturday is that we do need two up front. I thought we were lucky, very. Next we have got two home games then the big one, Manchester city.

Jane  :dance:

Whatever we need we need to sort it out quickly.

      Ain't that stating 'THE BLOODY OBVIOUS'   :ohyeah: :ohyeah:

Yes. :up:
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Spursx on October 01, 2014, 07:51:12 PM
Like all the home games I went to this match and I was very disappointed. What went wrong? I believe we had quite a bit of the possession but we just couldn’t get our act together. I did say in an earlier piece on here that we do need time to fully judge so I shall put this match down to an early slip up. I do agree with one of the writers on here when they said that the other results went our way. That the other significant teams lost. But we can’t always rely nor should we rely on other teams for our progress up the ladder.
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: spursjoolz on October 01, 2014, 11:15:44 PM
We have been discussing Two up front on this Forum for ages. When AVB, Sherwood were around and now with MO. Obviously, they don't think it's the right way, only us
Title: Re: Tottenham v West Brom
Post by: Glenn R on October 02, 2014, 01:13:16 PM
We have been discussing Two up front on this Forum for ages. When AVB, Sherwood were around and now with MO. Obviously, they don't think it's the right way, only us

And we have no power. We buy the tickets and then we are supposed to shut up.