Watch his movement and awareness (or lack thereof) for their second goal for a masterclass in primary school level defending.
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Watch his movement and awareness (or lack thereof) for their second goal for a masterclass in primary school level defending.
I pretty much hate the gaff. The nostalgia in me says it’s because I loved WHL so much but I just generally don’t like these modern football stadiums, or should I say “sporting arenas”. The high costs for fans as well just epitomises the greed of modern football and especially our board in general.
It’s a soulless bowl.
It’s too nice.
Away teams enjoy the visit and next season in the championship will be even worse as fans of clubs will see going to Spurs away like a trip to Wembley.
I wouldn't worry, once we're down the financial burden will most likely cripple us and the stadium will be sold off as an "entertainment complex".
We'll most likely end up ground sharing with the O's...
We'll most likely end up ground sharing with the O's...
We'll end up in a ground share deal with West Ham, so that Chelsea can use The Daniel Levy Entertainment Complex, allowing them to build the most expensive stadium in the history of forever.
ENIC will need their profits toppings up, you know?
Given our matches don’t occur on the same days for home matches, perhaps the Emirates would be ideal 
Only if Arsenal can be persuaded to ground share at Millwall or Charlton.Given our matches don’t occur on the same days for home matches, perhaps the Emirates would be ideal
A special shout out to Sarr, who is an athlete masquerading as a footballer, basically Sissoko reincarnated.
Harsh on sissoko. If a few of our players had his fight and heart to go with their better talent, we’d be in a lot better position.
Absolutely. He had his faults, but he was a real trier and made it easier for the real creative players around him. We are crying out for someone with his commitment right now.
Sarr, on the other hand, has proved a real disappointment after looking like he was going to develop into a real player. He's still young, but if he goes on to succeed it won't be with us.
Not sure what's happened with him (other than post-AFCON, obvs), as he seems to have lost the Yaya Toure-like traits he had in his earliest appearances for us
Not as easy to explain as, say, how we have several CBs more comfortable playing in a high line all sitting deep at various times
Always good to remember at times like this that we have been **** before.... 
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Ahh the great Barry Daniels, the "natural replacement" for Big Pat. 
In other news, the state of that pitch! If someone had chased back they might have stopped the ball going in....
In other news, the state of that pitch! If someone had chased back they might have stopped the ball going in....
I think if we can get that first win in the next couple then we’ll go on and get few more.
Just getting that first one over the line somehow by hook or by crook!
Admire your optimism but don’t share it
Spurs form in 2026 is beyond bad. I can’t see them going on a run of undefeated games let alone consecutive wins
Hope you can say, I told you so in May though
I am with you King, we probably need 4 wins I can't see us getting 4 points as things stand
I just can't see where we get more than one win from. It's not just about form, it's the fact that almost everyone we play will have something to play for themselves.
I can maybe see a draw away to Sunderland who are now safe.
Brighton's season is over so maybe maybe a win at home to them.
Wolves are going down with a real fight, can't see more than a draw from that.
Villa have Europe to fight for. Loss.
Leeds probably won't yet be mathematically safe when we play them. Loss
Don't need to elaborate on Stamford Bridge.
Everton will likely be fighting for Europe. Loss
Being realistic, I can see
W1 D2 L4
For a total of 5 points.
Will that be enough? I doubt it tbh. I can see West Ham picking up 7pts and Forest 6. Of course had we beaten them, that would have been a game changer but now we're 2pts behind them.
I guess I'll make it an official prediction then:
16. Forest - 38pts
17. West Ham - 36pts
18. Tottenham - 35pts
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Ok looking at it again, Brighton, Wolves and Leeds are the games we have to pinpoint and win. 9pts should be enough.
The question is do we trust Tudor to be able to deliver that?
Hell no.
The question is do we trust Tudor to be able to deliver that?
Hell no.