I hear that you might need them for the away kit. The rumour is that it's a shocker.
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I hear that you might need them for the away kit. The rumour is that it's a shocker.
I think I've seen it on line, if it's the one I'm thinking of it looks like a cheap knock off wet suit from the 90s
All of Kulusevski's goals and assists since joining in January:
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0018lq9Gardener's World with a 7 minute piece on the Spurs food garden.
For those that found it interesting, here's an article about the head gardener, Kuda Chimbudzi:
https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/health-and-wellbeing/real-life-stories/kuda-chimbudzi
All of this was posted on reddit or I'd never have seen it.
Nothing on the BBC Spurs section, bizarrely.
To save people a click, the two Korean games are at noon and the Roma game is at 7.15pm.
Some Italian journalist is claiming that Gianni Vio is set to join the club.
He's a set-piece specialist coach and was part of the Italian set-up for the Euros.
Looks like organised chaos. Lots of misleading runs and distracting movement.
He's a set-piece specialist coach and was part of the Italian set-up for the Euros.
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Looks like organised chaos. Lots of misleading runs and distracting movement.
person finally identified as the one stealing from my allotment.
< see you in court >
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aka "method in the madness" .
I suppose it comes down to whether the team can easily :
1. learn the proposed attacks
2. communicate on-pitch which one is going to be
be used, without the opposition "cracking the code" .
I would imagine rugby line-out or penalty run calls would
be a reference model (in contrast to say the NFL where on #1
teams have big "play" books) .
Having watched the vid, I would generally contend that :
- a typical PL corner kick ploy should be binned
and for Spurs in particular :
- one corner play is made for Kulu (and probably Perisic)
- the Anderton-Teddy corner of old could be resurrected
using Kane and Son
£45 for the year or £35 if you’re a ST or OH member. Knew it was gonna be a paid thing.
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I honestly think that charging for it is short-sighted and unambitious.
If they made it free or part of membership/season-tickets, then more people would use it.
More views and better fan engagement would attract more fans and more money.
I'm tempted just for the pre-season games, but I'm not sold on it yet.
I might have a browse later and see if it looks any good.
I’ll be able to stream pre-season easily so that doesn’t affect me.
Only thing that appeals to me are the 23s and 18s games.
The Premier League replays might appeal to me, especially if Rob Daly's on commentary.
I'll have to see what that means though, as it's a bit vague on that page.
That's a little too close to "tummy trouble" for my liking...
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Fixture changes – August and September
Chelsea (A) – now Sunday 14 August, kick-off 4.30pm – Sky Sports
Wolves (H) – remains Saturday 20 August, kick-off now 12.30pm – BT Sport
Nottingham Forest (A) – now Sunday 28 August, kick-off 4.30pm – Sky Sports
West Ham United (A) – now Wednesday 31 August, kick-off 7.45pm – BT Sport
Manchester City (A) – remains Saturday 10 September, kick-off now 5.30pm – Sky Sports
Leicester City (H) – remains Saturday 17 September, kick-off now 5.30pm – Sky Sports
One Saturday 3pm fixture was enough, apparently.
Chelsea (A) – now Sunday 14 August, kick-off 4.30pm – Sky Sports
Wolves (H) – remains Saturday 20 August, kick-off now 12.30pm – BT Sport
Nottingham Forest (A) – now Sunday 28 August, kick-off 4.30pm – Sky Sports
West Ham United (A) – now Wednesday 31 August, kick-off 7.45pm – BT Sport
Manchester City (A) – remains Saturday 10 September, kick-off now 5.30pm – Sky Sports
Leicester City (H) – remains Saturday 17 September, kick-off now 5.30pm – Sky Sports
One Saturday 3pm fixture was enough, apparently.
Any weekend KO time after 16:30 is driven by the USA viewer market.
As I showed in a posting a did a few weeks ago, there does appear
to be a serious viewer base for Spurs above a statistical mean
audience, so this may well be a Faustian pact the club must endure,
The sunday ones : two entries in the "season compass" ... c**ts summary,
and just for month 1.