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***OMT - Tottenham Hotspur FC v Everton, Sun May 24th, 4.00pm, The Lane***

ShipOfGoldblum said:
Even if there isn’t much attacking threat, it won’t be fun for whoever Everton have attacking on that wing.
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De Zerbi said in the week Everton have good wide players and Ndiaye is very good...so could be a move to have a stronger guarantee to nullify him compared to Muani being on his side.

The good thing with Spence is his recovery speed...so even if Porro gets caught forward Spence can get back and cover.
 
I think Spence chosen ahead of Muani is as much about crowd control as it is a great tactical play.

I think if Muani had started then supporters would be moaning about it. Now no moaning plus gives double up against Ndiaye. And Spence offers at least as much attacking.
 
If you'd been watching the warmup from the stadium on youtube... they have Spence right forward, Tel left forward, normal back 4.


It is roasting hot, I said earlier that we'd need Gray Bergvall and Biss on fairly early e.g. 60 not 70 mins... but probably also Sarr and Madders fairly early so we don't have absolutely knackered players in the midfield. Oh and Solanke. Oh, sod it.

COYS
 
Everyone have conceded a ton in the 75th+ minute.

Interestingly, a lot of Everton forums are saying Ndiaye is knackered (been played a ton apparently).

We need Palinha to stop KDH who creates a lot for them.
 
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