Kandi1977
Terry Dyson
Nope. Not much he could do about those. Don't remember him having to make a single save all game. Just got beat by a 1-in-a-million freak luck by Vardy, and a goal of the month by Mahrez.
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Hugo Lloris
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Gazza
Nick Barmby
Has the same look in every game
StephenH
David Ginola
He is being asked to play out from the back too often for his liking maybe?
Pep would would bin him and just buy a Manuel Neuer.
StephenH
David Ginola
There was some gossip that Real are looking at Hugo.
Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
If money is no object (which, of course, it isn’t) then I can’t see Real looking beyond De Gea. He’s better than Hugo in every department - and younger.
Mulletperm
Mauricio Taricco
Anyone see the interview with Hugo on Spurs TV?
"We stuck with our principles and played football with our philosophy"
"We probably had a lack of aggression offensively because we tried to create from the back. We took a lot of risks like the gaffer asked"
Does anyone else find that comment about 'taking risks like the gaffer asked' a bit of an odd thing to say?
"We stuck with our principles and played football with our philosophy"
"We probably had a lack of aggression offensively because we tried to create from the back. We took a lot of risks like the gaffer asked"
Does anyone else find that comment about 'taking risks like the gaffer asked' a bit of an odd thing to say?
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
Not really, in fact i think it' a good thing they do what the manager tells them.
The big difference between us and Emirates Marketing Project yesterday when playing out from the back, their attacking midfielders dropped back for the ball and created angles. Ours didn' and left big gaps between them and the defence that Emirates Marketing Project cut off very easily.
How many times did kdb come way back for the ball, quite a few. Don' remember Dele or eriksen doing it once between them.
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
De Gea is brilliant but doesn’t control or command his area on anywhere near Hugo’s level... it’s why Neur is better
But Madrid and signing Kepka I tjink his name is
De Bruyne played deep though, the equivalent would be did Dembele and Winks come back for the ball. Eriksen and Alli were much more advanced but should definitely have come deeper to get the ball from Winks and Dembele and link the play. They also didn't track back a huge amount.
I also agree it's good they acted on the managers instructions and I think the way we approached the game was correct, it just didn't work out. I don't think we would have held out sitting deep, not with our makeshift defence.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Dele did, once. And when he did, City backed off, because they were outnumbered in the press and had to fall back. Dele could turn with the ball, look up and play it forward without pressure - which I remember well, because it was an absolute rarity.
Then he never did it again, and neither did Eriksen.
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
And that for was were we failed, and big time.
City had time to look up and exploit our weaknesses, we didn't close them down or track them.
As you have pointed out, time and again trippier was left 1 on 1 with sane. Where was son, Dele, eriksen, winks, dembelle?
It happened last year against liverpool i think with rose totally isolated and son standing in the Liverpool half waiting on the ball.
I know everyone is pointing to Toby be out, but for its wanyama we miss the most and for these games lamela is a big miss.
Maltese Falcon
Niko Kranjcar
Poor game from Hugo today but what was worrying is that the same issues are repeated themselves too often....
Beaten yet again at the near post by an eminently saveable shot; flapping at corners and free kicks and - as always - abysmal distribution. His main strength remains his sweeper-keeper ability which is without doubt the best in the business...
Beaten yet again at the near post by an eminently saveable shot; flapping at corners and free kicks and - as always - abysmal distribution. His main strength remains his sweeper-keeper ability which is without doubt the best in the business...
Maltese Falcon
Niko Kranjcar
As I said, he is the best sweeper keeper in the business (bar maybe Neuer - and even that would be debatable). And as result, seeing as Poch's game is all about squeezing high up the pitch, there is probably no-one who we could afford to replace him adequately.
He is on the short side - and therefore unlikely to be dominant in his box; not much to do there. However his distribution frustrates the hell out of me. If Harry could improve his game by sheer practice, why does Hugo mot do likewise with his kicking???
Poor is reaching ... the shot at near post was hit pretty hard, yes, no keeper likes/should be beaten at near post, but it happens (when Kane/Eriksen score there, we don't say the opposition keeper was brick).
To your point, he was out very early at one point today to clean up/shut down a potential threat. Yes, he sucks at kicking, but he's a great sweeper, good overall keeper, good part of team ethos and we aren't going to get a better option.
How quickly we forget Robinson letting in anything from outside the box, Gomes fudging Circus, the list goes on, keeping at Spurs was so bad for so long we actually were amazed by Brad.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Amazed by Brad? Mate, we were bowled over by Cudicini just being *steady* - he wasn't even that good as a keeper, just average. But he was *steady*, which at the time seemed like a blessed change from early-version Gomes, and Robinson before him.
Friedel was above average - an upgrade on Cudicini, and someone who was both steady *and* reasonably good at commanding the box, although he stayed on his line at corners and in crossing situations too much for my liking given his size. But he wasn't the first of that type - that was Cudicini, and I remember how happy we were to have a safe pair of hands after Gomes' awful first six months.
Lloris is the best keeper I've seen at Spurs, and probably the best we've had since...oh, well before I was born, I would imagine. His kicking is pretty bad, and he occasionally mucks up - but he's an excellent shot-stopper, a very good sweeper-keeper, a good captain (by all accounts) and brave enough to try commanding his area and coming out for crosses and balls into the box, which is more than can be said for some of the keepers he's compared to (De Gea, for one - also Courtois and Cech, who play quite conservatively). That's plenty good enough for where we are now, and also for where we want to be - we're unlikely to find anyone better at this point.
Glenda's Legs
Les Ferdinand
There was a twitter item yesterday that a team in Belgium (may have been Club Brugge, I can't remember) were in talks to buy Vorm in January. Could be rubbish, but that would free up space for Gazzaniga.