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Gareth Bale
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Terry Dyson
Re: Gareth Bale
Agreed, but I think AVB might be able to give him that next level dimension to his game...
Agreed, but I think AVB might be able to give him that next level dimension to his game...
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Gareth Bale's ears
I think he's had them operated on, pinned back. Either that or his hairdresser has worked a miracle in making them look less sticky outy. Just saying.
I think he's had them operated on, pinned back. Either that or his hairdresser has worked a miracle in making them look less sticky outy. Just saying.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Re: Gareth Bale's ears
He has had them pinned back
He has had them pinned back
Re: Gareth Bale's ears
Speaking of Bale, when he scored his goal his team mates come up to him and then he started running somewhere - looked like he was going towards the bench Does anyone know if he was going up to AVB or anything like that? The cameras stopped following him and started showing the replays....
Speaking of Bale, when he scored his goal his team mates come up to him and then he started running somewhere - looked like he was going towards the bench Does anyone know if he was going up to AVB or anything like that? The cameras stopped following him and started showing the replays....
PochettinoPochettinoPochettino
Serge Aurier
Re: Gareth Bale's ears
it will make him a lot quicker too!
it will make him a lot quicker too!
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Re: Gareth Bale's ears
I fear that he will lose some of those quick change of directions though. His ears might have worked like flaps and helped him turn.
Serious Downing fears.
I fear that he will lose some of those quick change of directions though. His ears might have worked like flaps and helped him turn.
Serious Downing fears.
BucurestiSpur
Sean Davis
Ade's folks are ok really
Ramon Vega
Re: Gareth Bale's ears
I really hope he wasn't, but it looked to me like he was missing Adebayor and that GHod awful leg-swingy celebration they did last season. He didn't know what to do with himself!! Was he running to the bench to try and sneak it in?
I really hope he wasn't, but it looked to me like he was missing Adebayor and that GHod awful leg-swingy celebration they did last season. He didn't know what to do with himself!! Was he running to the bench to try and sneak it in?
jts1882
Dean Richards
Re: Gareth Bale's ears
Only against a headwind, but he'll lose the benefit of a tail wind.
Only against a headwind, but he'll lose the benefit of a tail wind.
WookieD
Didier Zokora
Re: Gareth Bale's ears
Yeah, but those spinnekars were impossible to control, that's why he could never cut in
Yeah, but those spinnekars were impossible to control, that's why he could never cut in
Bring Back Ruel Fox
Phil Gray
Re: Gareth Bale's ears
Good to see him back on the goal trail
Arguably the only world class player left - and clearly has it within him to hit 15-20 league goals
Important he stays fit and in form
Good to see him back on the goal trail
Arguably the only world class player left - and clearly has it within him to hit 15-20 league goals
Important he stays fit and in form
NaijaSpurs
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Re: Gareth Bale's ears
I guess the only ones that would know are those who actually went to the game....
I guess the only ones that would know are those who actually went to the game....
Denmark Spur
Edgar Davids
Re: Gareth Bale
And the gooners have given him a nice welcome...
http://sportwitness.ning.com/forum/...med-to-twitter-with-tonnes-of-abuse-from-arse
And the gooners have given him a nice welcome...
http://sportwitness.ning.com/forum/...med-to-twitter-with-tonnes-of-abuse-from-arse
Re: Gareth Bale
Gareth Bale, the Tottenham Hotspur midfielder, has said he has no plans to leave White Hart Lane and believes the club can return to the Champions League with new manager Andre Villas-Boas.
Bale, who had been linked with a move to Barcelona in the summer after Spurs lost their Champions League qualification spot to Chelsea, has said the club is now enjoying a new lease of life.
"I'm enjoying my football, we've got a great squad now and hopefully next season we can get Champions League football, where we should be," said the Welshman who scored in Sunday's 3-1 Premier League defeat of Reading.
When asked if he had considered leaving the north London club at the end of last season, Bale said: "No. I've always been focused on my game, playing football, and I'm enjoying myself here at the moment so there's no reason to go anywhere.
Bale added that last week's move to a new state of the art training complex has instilled a new-found sense of belief within the Spurs squad that can help the team go on the type of run which pushed them towards the top of the table in the first half of last season.
"We didn't have a great start last year and we were in a similar position this year," Bale said. "We went on a run last season and there's no reason why we can't do it this year.
"It feels like a new club at the moment with the new training ground. It has excited everybody, and has brought everybody up again."
The poor start the London club endured under Villas-Boas had led some to question chairman Daniel Levy's decision to bring the Portuguese in to replace Harry Redknapp, who was sacked despite finishing fourth, fifth and fourth in his three full seasons at the club.
Villas-Boas' failure to hang on to Luka Modric, and the sale of fans' favourite Rafael van der Vaart, raised a few eyebrows, but the double capture of Mousa Dembele and Clint Dempsey from Fulham looks an inspired bit of business.
Bale, now in his sixth season at White Hart Lane, feels the club are stronger now than they were at the end of last season, and brushed off reports Villas-Boas was under pressure after the poor start to his reign.
"I haven't heard anything about (Villas-Boas') future," Bale said. "He's here to build a team and it's a new way of playing for us, compared to last season.
"It does take time. Everybody should understand that. There has been an improvement in every game and you saw that at Reading.
"Everybody just has to be patient. Things will come and it'll start to click like it did yesterday and, hopefully, we can push on from there.
"Everyone feels fresh again and we've got the new signings now, which is great.
"We've got a stronger squad now than we did at the start of the season. Our plan is to win every game and we'll be trying to do that."
Villas-Boas deployed Dembele in Modric's former position for his first start yesterday and the Belgian impressed with his passing and movement.
Bale thinks the 25-year-old, who came off the bench and scored against Norwich, is more than capable of filling the Croat's shoes.
"Mousa's come in and he's been absolutely fantastic," Bale said.
"He scored on his debut, played unbelievable against Reading and he's been a great addition to the squad. "Obviously it's not nice to see your big players go but I'm sure he can fill his (Modric's) boots and more."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/tottenham-hotspur/9548798/Tottenham-Hotspur-midfielder-Gareth-Bale-happy-and-insists-Champions-League-can-return-to-White-Hart-Lane.html
Gareth Bale, the Tottenham Hotspur midfielder, has said he has no plans to leave White Hart Lane and believes the club can return to the Champions League with new manager Andre Villas-Boas.
Bale, who had been linked with a move to Barcelona in the summer after Spurs lost their Champions League qualification spot to Chelsea, has said the club is now enjoying a new lease of life.
"I'm enjoying my football, we've got a great squad now and hopefully next season we can get Champions League football, where we should be," said the Welshman who scored in Sunday's 3-1 Premier League defeat of Reading.
When asked if he had considered leaving the north London club at the end of last season, Bale said: "No. I've always been focused on my game, playing football, and I'm enjoying myself here at the moment so there's no reason to go anywhere.
Bale added that last week's move to a new state of the art training complex has instilled a new-found sense of belief within the Spurs squad that can help the team go on the type of run which pushed them towards the top of the table in the first half of last season.
"We didn't have a great start last year and we were in a similar position this year," Bale said. "We went on a run last season and there's no reason why we can't do it this year.
"It feels like a new club at the moment with the new training ground. It has excited everybody, and has brought everybody up again."
The poor start the London club endured under Villas-Boas had led some to question chairman Daniel Levy's decision to bring the Portuguese in to replace Harry Redknapp, who was sacked despite finishing fourth, fifth and fourth in his three full seasons at the club.
Villas-Boas' failure to hang on to Luka Modric, and the sale of fans' favourite Rafael van der Vaart, raised a few eyebrows, but the double capture of Mousa Dembele and Clint Dempsey from Fulham looks an inspired bit of business.
Bale, now in his sixth season at White Hart Lane, feels the club are stronger now than they were at the end of last season, and brushed off reports Villas-Boas was under pressure after the poor start to his reign.
"I haven't heard anything about (Villas-Boas') future," Bale said. "He's here to build a team and it's a new way of playing for us, compared to last season.
"It does take time. Everybody should understand that. There has been an improvement in every game and you saw that at Reading.
"Everybody just has to be patient. Things will come and it'll start to click like it did yesterday and, hopefully, we can push on from there.
"Everyone feels fresh again and we've got the new signings now, which is great.
"We've got a stronger squad now than we did at the start of the season. Our plan is to win every game and we'll be trying to do that."
Villas-Boas deployed Dembele in Modric's former position for his first start yesterday and the Belgian impressed with his passing and movement.
Bale thinks the 25-year-old, who came off the bench and scored against Norwich, is more than capable of filling the Croat's shoes.
"Mousa's come in and he's been absolutely fantastic," Bale said.
"He scored on his debut, played unbelievable against Reading and he's been a great addition to the squad. "Obviously it's not nice to see your big players go but I'm sure he can fill his (Modric's) boots and more."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/tottenham-hotspur/9548798/Tottenham-Hotspur-midfielder-Gareth-Bale-happy-and-insists-Champions-League-can-return-to-White-Hart-Lane.html
