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SirPercyHotspur said:
The player who must have the most running in his legs is Scarlett , he never gets more than about 10 minutes and usually out of position. Sarr must also be pretty fresh , hardly got any minutes with Senegal must be worth starting.
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In my opinion our season turned negative when Sarr went off against Villarreal
 
SirPercyHotspur said:
The player who must have the most running in his legs is Scarlett , he never gets more than about 10 minutes and usually out of position. Sarr must also be pretty fresh , hardly got any minutes with Senegal must be worth starting.
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Sarr was seriously ill in AFCON, he could start but don't seem him at 100%
 
SirPercyHotspur said:
The player who must have the most running in his legs is Scarlett , he never gets more than about 10 minutes and usually out of position. Sarr must also be pretty fresh , hardly got any minutes with Senegal must be worth starting.
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Or equally he might be completely rusty. 5 games for Oxford and a cumulative 35 minutes for us - across the last 5 seasons - is hardly hardly a well oiled machine.
 
SirPercyHotspur said:
The player who must have the most running in his legs is Scarlett , he never gets more than about 10 minutes and usually out of position. Sarr must also be pretty fresh , hardly got any minutes with Senegal must be worth starting.
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When you add up the suspensions, smaller injuries and rotation with league eligible players, there's actually a few that have sat out recent games. The problem becomes when the manager thinks he can't use 16 players across the 95 mins and only uses 12 or 13. That is what happened last week with only Byfield supplementing the seniors for 20 mins. Muani was the other sub to get on. That would hurt more in the PL as fresh players enter the pitch.

I think the starting eleven will be mostly fresh tomorrow. They need to do their damage early.
 
Muttley said:
When you add up the suspensions, smaller injuries and rotation with league eligible players, there's actually a few that have sat out recent games. The problem becomes when the manager thinks he can't use 16 players across the 95 mins and only uses 12 or 13. That is what happened last week with only Byfield supplementing the seniors for 20 mins. Muani was the other sub to get on. That would hurt more in the PL as fresh players enter the pitch.

I think the starting eleven will be mostly fresh tomorrow. They need to do their damage early.
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I think we play tonight
 
Gutter Boy said:
Or equally he might be completely rusty. 5 games for Oxford and a cumulative 35 minutes for us - across the last 5 seasons - is hardly hardly a well oiled machine.
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He shouldn't be that rusty , he's been with us all this season training with the squad , had a groin injury in September but has been on the bench for every CL match, got on for 10 minutes v Copenhagen and won the penalty .
We are overworking so many players would have thought he would get on a bit more plus at the fan forum early in the season when Romero was asked which young player at the club impressed him the most he name checked Scarlett, do players know more than the coaches ?
 
wouldn’t be surprised if it turns out Porro has been holding us back after all and that tonight what we see is (chefs kiss) absolute butter.

I am joking I am Porro’s biggest fanboy.
 
glasgowspur said:
So who is on the end of the horseshoe?
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Now that you mention 'the horseshoe' I just realised how apt that is because the San Antonio Spurs logo has a horseshoe, so I checked and it is not a horseshoe, it is some spurs and the little bracket which attaches the spur itself to the boot... so I am wrong but maybe we can come up with 73 entirely horse-themed Tottenham puns before kick-off?
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Bullet said:
Now that you mention 'the horseshoe' I just realised how apt that is because the San Antonio Spurs logo has a horseshoe, so I checked and it is not a horseshoe, it is some spurs and the little bracket which attaches the spur itself to the boot... so I am wrong but maybe we can come up with 73 entirely horse-themed Tottenham puns before kick-off?
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So, our tactics exactly match an “inverted spur” lol
 
Tottenham horse puns?

Apparently Thomas Franks has told the team not to horse around tonight otherwise they could fall at the final hurdle and there would be some long faces after the game. The team is jockeying for a position in the table and they need to stay calm and not " strirrup things up" on the pitch.
Hopefully when the game is over everyone will be in a stable condition and the supporters will be a little horse from cheering on a thumping win.

I"ll get my coat
 
Nexus1967 said:
Tottenham horse puns?

Apparently Thomas Franks has told the team not to horse around tonight otherwise they could fall at the final hurdle and there would be some long faces after the game. The team is jockeying for a position in the table and they need to stay calm and not " strirrup things up" on the pitch.
Hopefully when the game is over everyone will be in a stable condition and the supporters will be a little horse from cheering on a thumping win.

I"ll get my coat
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I have a 'nag-ging' feeling this is going to be a tough night for us. I was feeling filly confident until the loss of Porro and VdV, albeit there will be neigh sayers here who think I'm spouting a load of ol' pony!
 
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