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*** Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United OMT ***
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Ronnie Rosenthal
Re: Heroes!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone moaning about anything, any player, any aspect of the performance, needs to get a grip. We simply did what we all thought was just about impossible. Our hearts told us one day we'd win there. Our heads said no. Well today our new young manager and his new look team did what no other team of ours has done for over 20 years....time to party!
Anyone moaning about anything, any player, any aspect of the performance, needs to get a grip. We simply did what we all thought was just about impossible. Our hearts told us one day we'd win there. Our heads said no. Well today our new young manager and his new look team did what no other team of ours has done for over 20 years....time to party!
Have to say that the fact that we held on and that towards the end it was they who tired, not us was the most pleasing aspect of the game. Responding from 2-1 to 3-1 will put the fear into teams. OK it went 3-2 but we held on. Under previous regimes we did not. Not only did our win today help our own player's mentality it will make other teams (especially top teams)fear/respect us. Collosal win today. This is our most important win since the Wembley Chelsea win.
glorygloryeze
Les Medley
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Little Luka
John Scales
So proud of Chris Foy for not caving in and give them the penalty they ordered in the early second half!
Gazza Dazzla
Jimmy McCormick
Re: Heroes!!!!!!!!!!!
Give over mate :lol: you expected us to just rock up to old trafford and dominate them for 90 mins?!
Are you one of these who criticize spurs for not winning at home when teams park the bus against us? You can't have it both ways.
Give over mate :lol: you expected us to just rock up to old trafford and dominate them for 90 mins?!
Are you one of these who criticize spurs for not winning at home when teams park the bus against us? You can't have it both ways.
glorygloryeze
Les Medley
When the dust settles i guess his match highlighted what we may miss with not having a Modric/Moutinho/Sahin to setle us down and keep possesion in that second half.
Overall, great tactics from AVB; makes a refreshing change at Old Trafford
Overall, great tactics from AVB; makes a refreshing change at Old Trafford
Robspur12
Jimmy Neighbour
Re: Heroes!!!!!!!!!!!
Sorry mate could not disagree more. To beat Utd you need to have be well organised and have mental strength to overcome the huge psychological advantage they have over you . Playing well isn't the most important thing. Many of the previous games including the one at the Lane, we just caved in when Utd came at us or we concede late goasl. Although we made mistakes today I thought we showed mental toughness and hopefully have overcome the psychological hold utd have had over us.
Sorry mate could not disagree more. To beat Utd you need to have be well organised and have mental strength to overcome the huge psychological advantage they have over you . Playing well isn't the most important thing. Many of the previous games including the one at the Lane, we just caved in when Utd came at us or we concede late goasl. Although we made mistakes today I thought we showed mental toughness and hopefully have overcome the psychological hold utd have had over us.
Wriggly
Banned
1 win we have taken from them there in 23 years and they still dont know how to lose gracefully.
What a bunch of pricks.
Wriggly
Banned
Re: The 'I'm confused but think I need to start a new thread THREAD'!
I know exactly what to do, I'm going to go to my girlfriend tomorrow and tell her that I love Spurs more.
For all those who do not know WTF to do with themselves thread!!
I know exactly what to do, I'm going to go to my girlfriend tomorrow and tell her that I love Spurs more.
Southcote Spur
Jason Dozzell
Re: Heroes!!!!!!!!!!!
I have just got back in from the game and everyone is forgetting the fans. I've lost my voice, I am buzzin' and I've got fcuk all chance of sleeping just yet. Well done to everyone who turned up and sang their hearts out for 94+ minutes, fcuking awesome!! =D>
I have just got back in from the game and everyone is forgetting the fans. I've lost my voice, I am buzzin' and I've got fcuk all chance of sleeping just yet. Well done to everyone who turned up and sang their hearts out for 94+ minutes, fcuking awesome!! =D>
Park Lane James
Andy Sinton
Re: Heroes!!!!!!!!!!!
We beat United at Old Trafford. fudge me.
I've had a few drinks, but I don't a brick
We beat United at Old Trafford. fudge me.
I've had a few drinks, but I don't a brick
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indianspur
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what a cnut......despicable creature
Sir Alex Ferguson: Amount of injury time an insult
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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said the four minutes of injury time added to his team's defeat by Tottenham was an "insult".
Clint Dempsey scored the winner as Spurs won 3-2 to win at Old Trafford for the first time in 23 years.
Ferguson said: "It was disappointing because the record has been fantastic.
"They gave us four minutes [injury time], that's an insult to the game. It denies you a proper chance to win a football match."
Andre Villas Boas's side went two goals ahead as Jan Vertonghen scored within two minutes and Gareth Bale added another in the first half, before a frantic period after the break where three goals came in two minutes.
Nani reduced the deficit but a minute later Dempsey made it 3-1 and, although Shinji Kagawa closed the gap once more, Spurs defended stoutly to hang on.
Ferguson told BBC Sport: "There were six substitutions, the trainer came on, so that's four minutes right away and the goalkeeper must have wasted about two or three minutes and they took their time at every goal kick.
"That's obvious to everyone today and it's a flaw in the game that the referee is responsible for time keeping. It's ridiculous that it's 2012 and the referee still has control of that."
Manchester United have now lost two of their six Premier League games, and sit third in the table behind leaders Chelsea and Everton.
Ferguson said he was pleased with the second half performance where Wayne Rooney hit the post from a free-kick, while Michael Carrick had a header come back off the bar.
But the Scot said his side paid for a poor first-half showing where both Vertonghen and Bale carved through the hosts's defence.
"The most important thing was the first half," Ferguson added. "We didn't start, we were lackadaisical and lost a goal after two minutes, and you give yourself an uphill fight with that situation.
"In the second half we were terrific, it was a great performance by them, and we were unlucky not to win it... and if we had held the scoreline at 2-1 for a few minutes I think we would have won the match."
Sir Alex Ferguson: Amount of injury time an insult
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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said the four minutes of injury time added to his team's defeat by Tottenham was an "insult".
Clint Dempsey scored the winner as Spurs won 3-2 to win at Old Trafford for the first time in 23 years.
Ferguson said: "It was disappointing because the record has been fantastic.
"They gave us four minutes [injury time], that's an insult to the game. It denies you a proper chance to win a football match."
Andre Villas Boas's side went two goals ahead as Jan Vertonghen scored within two minutes and Gareth Bale added another in the first half, before a frantic period after the break where three goals came in two minutes.
Nani reduced the deficit but a minute later Dempsey made it 3-1 and, although Shinji Kagawa closed the gap once more, Spurs defended stoutly to hang on.
Ferguson told BBC Sport: "There were six substitutions, the trainer came on, so that's four minutes right away and the goalkeeper must have wasted about two or three minutes and they took their time at every goal kick.
"That's obvious to everyone today and it's a flaw in the game that the referee is responsible for time keeping. It's ridiculous that it's 2012 and the referee still has control of that."
Manchester United have now lost two of their six Premier League games, and sit third in the table behind leaders Chelsea and Everton.
Ferguson said he was pleased with the second half performance where Wayne Rooney hit the post from a free-kick, while Michael Carrick had a header come back off the bar.
But the Scot said his side paid for a poor first-half showing where both Vertonghen and Bale carved through the hosts's defence.
"The most important thing was the first half," Ferguson added. "We didn't start, we were lackadaisical and lost a goal after two minutes, and you give yourself an uphill fight with that situation.
"In the second half we were terrific, it was a great performance by them, and we were unlucky not to win it... and if we had held the scoreline at 2-1 for a few minutes I think we would have won the match."
thfcsteff
Teddy Sheringham
metalgear
Chris Jones
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/spurs/News/result-performance-inspirational-andre-30092012.page
[h=2]RESULT, PERFORMANCE 'INSPIRATIONAL' - ANDRE[/h]Posted 30 September 2012 01:53am
Andre Villas-Boas paid tribute to the players after they showed two very different sides to their character to secure a dramatic and historic win at Old Trafford on Saturday.
The first half was all about our attacking play, controlled football, possession and pace on the break as goals from Jan Vertonghen and Gareth Bale stunned the home crowd and sent us in 2-0 up at half-time.
The second half was all about character and defensive resistance as United, inspired by the arrival of Wayne Rooney off the bench, threw everything at us.
The teams exchanged blows with three goals in just over two minutes - Clint Dempsey scoring his first Spurs goal - to leave us 3-2 up with 35 minutes remaining.
Needless to say, United threw everything at us in search of an equaliser but we held firm to secure a famous first win at Old Trafford since 1989.
"We were outstanding in the first and second half, but in different ways," said Andre.
"The first in our offensive football and attack-minded work, in the second in how defensively disciplined and concentrated we were to get the result we wanted.
"It was a game almost of two halves, but where the desire and ambition remained the same from first to second. It’s a night of great happiness for everyone and everyone feels inspired by the result."
Asked what he was particularly impressed with, Andre added: "There are so many things. Both centre-halves, both full-backs were so disciplined, tremendous commitment from everyone in the first and second half, desire to play in the first half, desire to defend in the second half.
"There were some great, great performances from players who are a inspiration to everyone."
[h=2]RESULT, PERFORMANCE 'INSPIRATIONAL' - ANDRE[/h]Posted 30 September 2012 01:53am
Andre Villas-Boas paid tribute to the players after they showed two very different sides to their character to secure a dramatic and historic win at Old Trafford on Saturday.
The first half was all about our attacking play, controlled football, possession and pace on the break as goals from Jan Vertonghen and Gareth Bale stunned the home crowd and sent us in 2-0 up at half-time.
The second half was all about character and defensive resistance as United, inspired by the arrival of Wayne Rooney off the bench, threw everything at us.
The teams exchanged blows with three goals in just over two minutes - Clint Dempsey scoring his first Spurs goal - to leave us 3-2 up with 35 minutes remaining.
Needless to say, United threw everything at us in search of an equaliser but we held firm to secure a famous first win at Old Trafford since 1989.
"We were outstanding in the first and second half, but in different ways," said Andre.
"The first in our offensive football and attack-minded work, in the second in how defensively disciplined and concentrated we were to get the result we wanted.
"It was a game almost of two halves, but where the desire and ambition remained the same from first to second. It’s a night of great happiness for everyone and everyone feels inspired by the result."
Asked what he was particularly impressed with, Andre added: "There are so many things. Both centre-halves, both full-backs were so disciplined, tremendous commitment from everyone in the first and second half, desire to play in the first half, desire to defend in the second half.
"There were some great, great performances from players who are a inspiration to everyone."
metalgear
Chris Jones
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19684181
29 September 2012 Last updated at 18:23 GMT
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By Howard Nurse BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Tottenham ended their 23-year wait for a victory at Old Trafford as they held on to take the points against Manchester United in a pulsating encounter.
Spurs looked to be in total control after first-half goals from Jan Vertonghen and Gareth Bale gave them a comfortable advantage at the break.
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Ferguson bemoans lack of injury time
But United, who were awful in the first period, hit back through Nani before Clint Dempsey restored Tottenham's two-goal advantage.
Shinji Kagawa immediately struck again for United as they poured forward in a bid to maintain their long unbeaten run against Spurs.
United pressed hard with substitute Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick hitting the woodwork and they saw several appeals for a penalty waved away by referee Chris Foy.
It was a victory which delighted the large contingent of Tottenham fans who last saw their side win at Old Trafford in 1989 when Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker scored the winner for Terry Venables' side.
For United, it was their second defeat in six Premier League games, and manager Sir Alex Ferguson could have more defensive injury problems after Jonny Evans finished the game in some discomfort.
[h=2]End of an era[/h] Tottenham goalscorer Gareth Bale was just six months old when Gary Lineker scored Spurs' last winner at Old Trafford in December 1989
Watching England manager Roy Hodgson will not have seen anything to change his mind about not picking United defender Rio Ferdinand for "footballing reasons" since taking over from Fabio Capello.
Ferdinand struggled against Tottenham's dangerous forward line and he did virtually nothing to boost his chances of a call-up for the World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Poland in a fortnight.
Tottenham stunned the vast majority of the 75,566 crowd inside two minutes when they took the lead after a neat one-two between Vertonghen and Bale.
United backed off and Vertonghen burst into the penalty area and evaded a half-hearted Ferdinand challenge before striking a low shot which deflected into the net off Evans.
It was a lead Spurs deserved as they took the game to United who barely had a touch in the opening 10 minutes.
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Villas-Boas hails 'immense' Tottenham
Tottenham looked assured and totally in control with Dempsey and Mousa Dembele dominating in the centre against a largely ineffective Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes.
With United struggling to make any impression inside the visitors' territory, Spurs doubled their lead with a fabulous goal which sliced a hole straight down the heart of the home defence.
Dembele broke from the halfway line and slipped the ball to Bale who ran on and ghosted through the United defence before hitting a cool finish past Anders Lindegaard.
With Wayne Rooney on for Giggs after the break, United predictably picked up their pace as they went in search of a goal and it was not long before the game took an incredible twist with three goals in just 139 seconds.
[h=2]United's omen[/h] This is only the third time in Premier League history that Man Utd have lost two of their opening six games in a season. On the other two occasions (2002-03 and 1992-93), they ended up winning the league.
United broke through when Rooney crossed for Nani to fire home from six yards but Tottenham immediately restored their two-goal advantage when Bale's fierce shot was only half-saved by Lindegaard allowing Dempsey to tap in.
A fifth goal followed seconds later as United swept up field and Kagawa slotted in their second from Robin van Persie's slide-rule pass.
United continued to surge forward and Rooney was unlucky with a sweetly struck free-kick which crashed back off the woodwork before Van Persie had an effort which was correctly ruled offside.
Tottenham had to dig deep into their defensive reserves as United, with Danny Welbeck on for Kagawa, pressed forward in search of an equaliser.
There were several penalty appeals, including what looked like a handball by Sandro, and a number of near misses as Michael Carrick's header glanced off the woodwork.
Tottenham took the sting out of United's forward runs and in the end they just about deserved their victory.
29 September 2012 Last updated at 18:23 GMT
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By Howard Nurse BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Tottenham ended their 23-year wait for a victory at Old Trafford as they held on to take the points against Manchester United in a pulsating encounter.
Spurs looked to be in total control after first-half goals from Jan Vertonghen and Gareth Bale gave them a comfortable advantage at the break.
Play media
Ferguson bemoans lack of injury time
But United, who were awful in the first period, hit back through Nani before Clint Dempsey restored Tottenham's two-goal advantage.
Shinji Kagawa immediately struck again for United as they poured forward in a bid to maintain their long unbeaten run against Spurs.
United pressed hard with substitute Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick hitting the woodwork and they saw several appeals for a penalty waved away by referee Chris Foy.
It was a victory which delighted the large contingent of Tottenham fans who last saw their side win at Old Trafford in 1989 when Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker scored the winner for Terry Venables' side.
For United, it was their second defeat in six Premier League games, and manager Sir Alex Ferguson could have more defensive injury problems after Jonny Evans finished the game in some discomfort.
[h=2]End of an era[/h] Tottenham goalscorer Gareth Bale was just six months old when Gary Lineker scored Spurs' last winner at Old Trafford in December 1989
Watching England manager Roy Hodgson will not have seen anything to change his mind about not picking United defender Rio Ferdinand for "footballing reasons" since taking over from Fabio Capello.
Ferdinand struggled against Tottenham's dangerous forward line and he did virtually nothing to boost his chances of a call-up for the World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Poland in a fortnight.
Tottenham stunned the vast majority of the 75,566 crowd inside two minutes when they took the lead after a neat one-two between Vertonghen and Bale.
United backed off and Vertonghen burst into the penalty area and evaded a half-hearted Ferdinand challenge before striking a low shot which deflected into the net off Evans.
It was a lead Spurs deserved as they took the game to United who barely had a touch in the opening 10 minutes.
Play media
Villas-Boas hails 'immense' Tottenham
Tottenham looked assured and totally in control with Dempsey and Mousa Dembele dominating in the centre against a largely ineffective Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes.
With United struggling to make any impression inside the visitors' territory, Spurs doubled their lead with a fabulous goal which sliced a hole straight down the heart of the home defence.
Dembele broke from the halfway line and slipped the ball to Bale who ran on and ghosted through the United defence before hitting a cool finish past Anders Lindegaard.
With Wayne Rooney on for Giggs after the break, United predictably picked up their pace as they went in search of a goal and it was not long before the game took an incredible twist with three goals in just 139 seconds.
[h=2]United's omen[/h] This is only the third time in Premier League history that Man Utd have lost two of their opening six games in a season. On the other two occasions (2002-03 and 1992-93), they ended up winning the league.
United broke through when Rooney crossed for Nani to fire home from six yards but Tottenham immediately restored their two-goal advantage when Bale's fierce shot was only half-saved by Lindegaard allowing Dempsey to tap in.
A fifth goal followed seconds later as United swept up field and Kagawa slotted in their second from Robin van Persie's slide-rule pass.
United continued to surge forward and Rooney was unlucky with a sweetly struck free-kick which crashed back off the woodwork before Van Persie had an effort which was correctly ruled offside.
Tottenham had to dig deep into their defensive reserves as United, with Danny Welbeck on for Kagawa, pressed forward in search of an equaliser.
There were several penalty appeals, including what looked like a handball by Sandro, and a number of near misses as Michael Carrick's header glanced off the woodwork.
Tottenham took the sting out of United's forward runs and in the end they just about deserved their victory.