ITV tomorrow night apparentlyAny highlights this eve?
ITV tomorrow night apparentlyAny highlights this eve?
Thought I'd bring this thread back to life
Harry Redknapp has admitted that he will be making changes to his Tottenham Hotspur side for the Carling Cup tie against Arsenal at White Hart Lane on Tuesday night.
The Spurs boss will ring the changes after Saturday’s 3-1 win against Wolves in preparating for the visit of our hated rivals.
With a visit to West Ham on Saturday awaiting Spurs, the likes of Ledley King and Rafael van der Vaart are expected to be rested for Tuesday’s tie.
Alan Hutton, Niko Kranjcar, Wilson Palacios, Roman Pavlyuchenko and recent signing Sandro are all expected to start.
“I’ll make a lot of changes,” Redknapp said.
“Lads like Kranjcar, they need to play. Palacio: he needs to play. Sandro, the Brazilian boy, needs to play. Pav can play again; Pav needs to play.”
Looks like we shall be playing some fringe players. I hope we line up like this...
Pletikosa
Hutton Bassong Caulker Naughton
Sandro Palacios
Bentley Kranjcar Giovani
Pav
Confident that that team would beat the Gooners![]()
Clearly :S
That team is much better then yours
There is though, All of ours there are full international players abar Caulker and Naughton, where as they only have 3 or 4. And that keeper has 80 caps for Croatia so hes hardly inexperienced.
If we played that team I think we would easily win tbh.
Why? Eboue isn't particularly good, and Hutton is very good going forward, and decent at defending. I'd much rather have Hutton
I see your using the term 'Mighty' quite loosely now..
I don't see how all the Arsenal have been robbed of a win...You've had about 4 shots all game. Your goalies had more to do then ours.
Good game, Caulker is the most composed 18yr old on his debut in a derby that you will ever see.
Can definately see a winner befor Pens.
Resoundly beaten in extra-time. Bitter pill to swallow, given that it's Arsenal who beat us, but they deserved it over 120 minutes.
Not at all bothered that we're out of the Carling Cup, it is the manner in which we make our exit that sticks in the throat.
Silver lining: It wasn't 5-1 as I predicted at half-time. (H)
Well done.
but if the penalties hadnt happened, mathematically speaking arsenal still would have won?Look I wouldn't have had a problem losing, if i felt it was fair. Arshavins goal was a good goal, I just dont like the decision of the penalties. OK.
Loving how all the Arsenal fans were berating spurs earlier saying we bought the linesman, and then they get 2 dodgy penalties and everythings legit.![]()
Look I wouldn't have had a problem losing, if i felt it was fair. Arshavins goal was a good goal, I just dont like the decision of the penalties. OK.
Loving how all the Arsenal fans were berating spurs earlier saying we bought the linesman, and then they get 2 dodgy penalties and everythings legit.![]()
Loving how all the Arsenal fans were berating spurs earlier saying we bought the linesman, and then they get 2 dodgy penalties and everythings legit.![]()
ITV tomorrow night apparently
but if the penalties hadnt happened, mathematically speaking arsenal still would have won?
Cheers Madsheep.
its actually BBC1 (A)
good point. Still if Gibbs' goal had counted then arsenal would have won anyway. I dont know why CJ has his knickers in a twistNot really, if the penalty's hadn't have been given the game would have panned out differently.
no more so than you on occaison to be honest, considering you're still bitter over spurs beating from last season.good point. Still if Gibbs' goal had counted then arsenal would have won anyway. I dont know why CJ has his knickers in a twist
Slightly off-topic, but what's the point in banning managers from the sideline? Wenger was allowed in the dressing room before the match and at half-time and was also allowed to send messages to his bench (which came to light when he raised concerns that the signal wasn't that great inside the stadium.) I'm not moaning about this btw, I just don't see the point f it -- if Big Sam was given a six-match ban for instance it wouldn't have much bearing on what he does as he spends about an hour of his games in the stands anyway. Seems a completely pointless exercise to me.
Slightly off-topic, but what's the point in banning managers from the sideline? Wenger was allowed in the dressing room before the match and at half-time and was also allowed to send messages to his bench (which came to light when he raised concerns that the signal wasn't that great inside the stadium.) I'm not moaning about this btw, I just don't see the point f it -- if Big Sam was given a six-match ban for instance it wouldn't have much bearing on what he does as he spends about an hour of his games in the stands anyway. Seems a completely pointless exercise to me.