JerusalemMan
Paul Walsh
Tosin is back available for the game
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***TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs Leeds OMT***
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robp135
Gerry Armstrong
Rather have LWB on the bench. Bentancur > Davies the only swap from the 20 I would make.
glorygloryeze
Nayim
I'd generally agree, but i'd take a draw for now whilst our attack is still not reliable (only one person with more than a goal to his name and taht person being a defender).
If we keep a clean sheet again i'd be very happy tbh. Leeds are tough at Elland Road...
BrentwoodSpur
Jermaine Jenas
Never look forward to Leeds. Hopefully another win to take us into the break, but I’d equally be happy with a draw
BrentwoodSpur
Jermaine Jenas
It’s definitely psychological with me.
robp135
Gerry Armstrong
I get it. But I also think our fanbase pesemistic attitude hurts us.
glorygloryeze
Nayim
How so?
totalspurs
Øyvind Leonhardsen
Will be interesting to see if we can get a win against a team who's name doesn't begin with the letter C...
Otherwise we are truly buggered.
Otherwise we are truly buggered.
You can see there is more, i think you can see there is more in that middle three (with Tonali/Maddison), also think we can get more out of Kudus, Tel, Savio.
robp135
Gerry Armstrong
I think the fan base sets the tone of the club. In paticular the media fans we have covering the club. We embrace the "sexy" and "dr tottenham" stuff way to much and it filters in to the players and staff.
glorygloryeze
Nayim
So, if we walk around and say "we are the biggest in London" or "Spurs are on their way to the CL final" every time we qualify for the CL that will make our players better? Really?
Was it "fatalist" Spurs fans that meant we have lost so many FA Cup semi-finals since GHod knows when? Was this a factor when we beat Man Utd in the EL final 18 months ago or was it the reason we could barely pass through our midfeild to make attacking chances most of last season?
Where do our wins or losses become because of the fans and when are they 'despite' the fans? Where are the lines drawn?
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Andy Thompson
Anyone who has spoken to an expro should realise most think fans know F.A. about playing at the level they did, I do think a negative crowd in the ground can effect some players performance and most people perform better when they feel supported.
I found in the last couple of seasons I attended home games the atmosphere soon turned very sour and I got no enjoyment being there, players probably felt the same.