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Jack L. Jones
No, Parks is still our goalkeeping coach. I get the impression that there is a pretty relaxed relationship between the coaching and playing staff, maybe this is just further evidence of this.
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Hugo Lloris
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No, Parks is still our goalkeeping coach. I get the impression that there is a pretty relaxed relationship between the coaching and playing staff, maybe this is just further evidence of this.
Superhudd
Simon Davies
He was telling him his recipe for garlic mayonnaise.
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Gudni Bergsson
Friedel would be fabulous to have on the back room staff for his experience alone, almost as a scout. He's been afforded about ten years of consecutive, non-stop observation of football against so many teams and players. That's a luxury of being a keeper, most of the time you are just watching watching watching. Almost a perfect scout, could probably compile a pretty meaty document about every opposing team.
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
Happened to come across http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/premier-league/weisseweste/wettbewerb_GB1.html
Has some great Lloris stats
Clean sheet percentage in the Premier League
And Minutes per Goal conceded
Has some great Lloris stats
Clean sheet percentage in the Premier League
And Minutes per Goal conceded
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Jimmy McCormick
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Jimmy McCormick
Next thing you'll be saying we haven't faced any top 4 teams with him in goals
No, we've faced Arsenal and Everton with him in goal, that's fair enough.
(Though on the down side we shipped seven in those two, not that that's lloris's fault)
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Where?
No seriously where?
I'm simply not using my spurs tinted spectacles and am looking at the stats as they are.
Lloris has been performing brilliantly, but that set of statistics is currently just a complete waste of time (with lloris, if you wanted to compare all the keepers who had played 20 games or so then go ahead). Come back and show me when he's played 20 game (about half a season) and then they'll be slightly more useful.
Something negative statistically about spurs comes on and people fall over each other trying to say why it's not a very good analysis, as soon as something positive about spurs comes out people are just supposed to accept it?
That is gonad*s imo.
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Wriggly
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Jimmy McCormick
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BennyBAE
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Weird how all those clean sheets started after Sandro and Dembele came back. Who's to say Freidel wouldn't have those same exact stats with the benefit of the same exact improving defence?
Steed Train
Clive Wilson
So far as I'm aware everyone just has their own opinion on it. Yet somehow someone has twisted into some kind of bipartisan debate.
metalgear
Nayim
loris featured here, but the first one sounds more like the gomes-nani incident from a few years back where there was a handball but the ref allowed play to go on, while gomes tried to restart a freekick (you know the rest)...
edit: caricature makes a nice avatar... anyone?
edit: caricature makes a nice avatar... anyone?
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2013/jan/19/tottenham-hotspur-andre-villas-boas?
Excellent article from the Observer about AVB, so I won't post in full here.
But it does focus on AVB's fostering of a strong esprit de corps and that, central to that, is treating everyone as equal, regardless of reputation. Absolutely no favourites. It a policy that has proved popular with all the players.
This is, in large part, why AVB didn't summarily drop Brad and install Hugo as number one as soon as he arrived from Lyon - even if he might always have known that Hugo is the better keeper and would eventually claim the number one spot for himself. Had he done so, the team spirit that he had been carefully nurturing throughout the summer could have evaporated in an instant.
So there were bigger, far more important things at play than the mere choice between two keepers. AVB knew what he was doing.
Excellent article from the Observer about AVB, so I won't post in full here.
But it does focus on AVB's fostering of a strong esprit de corps and that, central to that, is treating everyone as equal, regardless of reputation. Absolutely no favourites. It a policy that has proved popular with all the players.
This is, in large part, why AVB didn't summarily drop Brad and install Hugo as number one as soon as he arrived from Lyon - even if he might always have known that Hugo is the better keeper and would eventually claim the number one spot for himself. Had he done so, the team spirit that he had been carefully nurturing throughout the summer could have evaporated in an instant.
So there were bigger, far more important things at play than the mere choice between two keepers. AVB knew what he was doing.
The artist, Paul Trevillion, is a Spurs fan, I believe. Maybe nothing more to it than that?