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***OMT - Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa, Sun May 3rd, 7pm, Villa Park ***

And that is why Anthonee Robinson is not a great fullback.
Not the right thread.
But fudgeit in a bucket.
It's Bank Holiday.
Positives.
 
harr1984 said:
He won't start surely? He has been out for ages, and hasn't even come off the bench for two minutes as of yet.

Would have thought more likely he gets time off the bench for this one, with maybe a chance of starting the Leeds game....
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ill take a half fit madders with his passes free kicks over the dross we have up front at the moment.
 
West Ham have peaked, thought they were safe and are on the down turn. We’re finding a way to win to get a run going. Only question in my eyes is have we left it too late?

I wouldn’t start Maddison, I’ve even be against bringing him on unless we’re comfortably ahead.
 
I think we have missed the point. Tomorrow's win will only be partially down to Madds, if at all.

The win will be down to the detail into the training sessions that RDZ has put in place with the squad. It will be down to the belief system he has instilled within the players. It will be down to the release of pressure and the confidence he has given to his players to perform without fear. It will be down to whether he has re-motivated the players to cross the white line and fight for the shirt unconditionally.

Love Madds but he can only be a little cog in this process to stay up. RDZ is way more important to our fate than any single player.

I have a feeling Tel is gonna be the headline maker.
 
Muttley said:
I think we have missed the point. Tomorrow's win will only be partially down to Madds, if at all.

The win will be down to the detail into the training sessions that RDZ has put in place with the squad. It will be down to the belief system he has instilled within the players. It will be down to the release of pressure and the confidence he has given to his players to perform without fear. It will be down to whether he has re-motivated the players to cross the white line and fight for the shirt unconditionally.

Love Madds but he can only be a little cog in this process to stay up. RDZ is way more important to our fate than any single player.

I have a feeling Tel is gonna be the headline maker.
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He has been hugely impressive, and I am delighted to say he is proving me wrong.
 
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