Looks very good and versatile, too. I said we should've bought him and Aarons and people took the piss for going after relegation fodder.
Lamela showing what everyone else should've been doing all day. He might not be the best player, but he's very happy to put a foot in and do some work.
Kane is so clinical. There are a number of the “big” clubs who need a proper centre forward so if he is ready for a move (as rumoured allegedly), Spurs May struggle to keep him. BBC still not crediting Keane with those two assists.
Remember the season we binned off Hoddle and had David Pleat as caretaker for what felt like 2/3 of our games? Or how we clearly didn't have a plan in place for the replacement, as Santini didn't announce he was quitting the France team until the following June, before arriving on our doorstep earlier than expected? That's an example of what happens if we don't have a clear plan in place nor a successor lined up And this is the point: if we're getting rid of the ubermensch we need the replacement locked down now, not for PR purposes but because we need them to come in at the earliest opportunity and impose what they want on the team - and if we enter the realm of uncertainty by sacking now with no plan in place, we will only put off the period where they can begin to reshape the team
Not really, we'd be deducted three points for failing to fulfill fixtures due to all our players being sucked into the jaws of infinity
Ancelotti shouting, "No foul! No foul!", to his players. He knows the danger from late set-pieces in your own half.
2-2 FT. Stupid lineup, largely **** performance, abject refereeing from Oliver and a normal game for Spurs.