Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool [16:00 - 28/11/10]
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Torres was so agonizingly slow, it's painful to even watch. I guess he's either not fully recovered or this is the best he can do. Did you see the way he walked away from the Defoe penalty, almost as if to say, "I don't care anymore."?
What else can I say? Something needs to give. The logical choice would be to sack Roy before January, before he has the chance to bring in more "Poulsens" and "Koncheskys". But that wouldn't solve all our problems.
What else can I say? Something needs to give. The logical choice would be to sack Roy before January, before he has the chance to bring in more "Poulsens" and "Koncheskys". But that wouldn't solve all our problems.
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Its always going to be difficult with number of injuries in your back line though, though some dodgy individual defending hasnt helped
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I think we have more pressing matters right now than Torres' hair.
What I want to know is, when is NESV going to finally do something about our managerial woes? They immediately sacked the first Red Sox coach after their takeover because he was hardly getting positive results. They should employ a similar tactic here. I mean, c'mon, 4 months is more than enough already. It's time to make drastic changes. Time for an overhaul before we sink to the bottom again.
didnt say but dislocated shoulder maybe 4 - 6 weeks?
And in response to all the sack Roy comments, i don't particularly care, however, i'm sure most liverpool fans were singing about being on the way back up after the chelsea result.
And in response to all the sack Roy comments, i don't particularly care, however, i'm sure most liverpool fans were singing about being on the way back up after the chelsea result.
As someone said earlier in this thread, the fact we have King, Woodgate, Dawson and now Kaboul out and we're still able to field Bassong and Gallas (two senior CBs) is testament to how well endowed in that area we are.
Unfortunately though, we really are down to the bare bones of our defensive options.
To recap, our unavailable players are:
King, Woodgate, Dawson, Kaboul, Huddlestone, VDV, Jenas and Keane.
Shocking really, considering most of those are starters.
eFusion, look at adebayor as well, remember Samson ? The bibles version of the incredible hulk? Maybe Torres should be dropped to the reserves, fact is giving him a guaranteed first place when he playing so bad isn't going to get him to work harder.
I don't know why we began to sit back after the first goal, since when has a 1 goal lead been enough? Tottenham are on hot form and they did well again today, Hodgson has confirmed its a dislocated shoulder, just what we need!
I don't know why we began to sit back after the first goal, since when has a 1 goal lead been enough? Tottenham are on hot form and they did well again today, Hodgson has confirmed its a dislocated shoulder, just what we need!
shows the depth of spurs squad that you still able to get the results.
How long is kaboul out for?
Dropping Torres in the reserves would almost certainly confirm him leaving in January. But you know what, I'm not worried about that anymore. If he wants to leave, he can leave. No player is more important than the club. We won the Champions League in 2005 without a "Torres" on our side. Players, good or bad, come and go. But the club remains.
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Torres' heart isn't in it, hasn't been for two years now. Much rather us sell him and buy Llorente and another striker.
Would Llorente come though? And how much change would you get out of the deal for Torres and Llorente, possibly five mil? I'm not seeing Llorente going for much less than 15 million, and Torres perhaps 20?