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***OMT Tottenham Hotspur v Brighton, White Hart Lane, Sat April 18th, 5.30pm***

fernadez said:
Gallagher, fudge knows. 300k for someone who can press. He did it well but his lack of first touch etc is a killer.
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300k ?

Football.London report that Gallagher is on £160k

(And that Simons is on almost £200k)

(current 2026/27 payroll figures provided by Spotrac) https://www.spotrac.com/epl/tottenham-hotspur-fc/cap/_/year/2026

www.football.london

Every Spurs star's new wage if they get relegated from Premier League

Tottenham Hotspur players are set to receive a major blow to their income if they suffer relegation this season
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P.D. said:
It was an atrocious display from him, total lack of effort. Other players tried hard and he barely ran, I'm surprised he got picked ahead of Richi who at least works hard.
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We all know Muani isn’t committed. He knows as well as we do next season he won’t be here. But the blame for having no one else who play in that position is the board’s. Muani wasn’t identified as someone who could improve us, it was a hastily put together deal that stinks of ‘he’ll do for now’ that no doubt his agent put forward. Not replacing Johnson when Kudus got injured is why he’s still playing
 
The more I think about the match and the more I think we've turned a corner, this time. It may be too late and we may come to rue those two points at the end of the season, but if we get another performance like that at Wolves, we might be onto something. It would still take a miracle to survive this season, but the situation isn't as dire as it was after the Forest game.
 
Mr Gogolak said:
The more I think about the match and the more I think we've turned a corner, this time. It may be too late and we may come to rue those two points at the end of the season, but if we get another performance like that at Wolves, we might be onto something. It would still take a miracle to survive this season, but the situation isn't as dire as it was after the Forest game.
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Apart from the fact that we’re now in the relegation zone, are further behind Forest, and there are now only five games left rather than seven?
 
Mikey10 said:
Apart from the fact that we’re now in the relegation zone, are further behind Forest, and there are now only five games left rather than seven?
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I'm not saying it's not too late. In all likelihood, it's too little, too late, but nobody knows for sure because our fate is out of our hands. What I'm saying is that getting 10 points out of the next five games - which would be an excellent return in any other scenario - doesn't seem as unrealistic as it did before the Brighton game.
 
Mikey10 said:
Apart from the fact that we’re now in the relegation zone, are further behind Forest, and there are now only five games left rather than seven?
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I think what he's saying is that at that point the level of performance was so low you're struggling to see how that team could win in the PL. We didn't win but pushed a very good brighton team to the absolute brink and we play like that again we will win games. Problem is the ratio of games we now need to win may be beyond the ceiling of the players we have available, which only makes the late sacking of Frank and the decision to stumble along with Tudor when they did all the more frustrating. Saying that there is still a route to 40 points. Beat Wolves, Leeds and Everton and get a point against Villa or Chelsea. Extremely difficult given the form we have shown. But it is there nonetheless
 
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Mr Gogolak said:
I'm not saying it's not too late. In all likelihood, it's too little, too late, but nobody knows for sure because our fate is out of our hands. What I'm saying is that getting 10 points out of the next five games - which would be an excellent return in any other scenario - doesn't seem as unrealistic as it did before the Brighton game.
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Wolves is an actual must win, it's been said in previous games but if we don't win that then the game really is up.

If we do win that and get the monkey off our back, with the gradual improvements we are seeing under RDZ I would say we have a fighting chance of beating Villa. That match is right inbetween their Europa League semi final derby against Forest, I'm feeling oddly positive about that one (if we beat Wolves). Do the business there (of course it's easier said than done) and the outlook begins to look very different and we would be building some momentum. Let's see, the battle for the final relegation spot usually goes down to the wire so as bad as the situation looks there's likely some swings to happen yet....
 
Silly McSilly Face said:
The thing is everyone has their own view. Just as you have the Alan Smith's of this world that wouldn't blow up unless someone was decapitated, you will also get these people that replay something at endless angles and speeds to find the tiniest potential infringement that could technically be a foul according to the rules.

Referees will all have their individual interpretation of the rules. Take "preventing a goal scoring opportunity" - you could have endless debates about whether a player had a genuine goalscoring opportunity if they weren't fouled and to an extent that may also depend on the player. Was watching a Kun Aguero compilation and the amount of finishes from ridiculously tight angles where you think "no chance...oh its a goal". That sort of thing means that if a player like Aguero is brought down wide of goal its a different kettle of fish from a normal player being brought down in the same scenario.

Its not easy to get the consistency we crave is all i am saying.
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I'm less irritated about yesterdays shirt pulling than the general standard, I'm referring to when players have 2 arms wrapped round someone at set pieces and take them to the ground which we see most weeks and nothing is ever given. They're all stonewall penalties by the rules of the games but because it's become common place they don't get given. An initiative to clamp down on it should be doing exactly that.
 
clownfoot said:
We all know Muani isn’t committed. He knows as well as we do next season he won’t be here. But the blame for having no one else who play in that position is the board’s. Muani wasn’t identified as someone who could improve us, it was a hastily put together deal that stinks of ‘he’ll do for now’ that no doubt his agent put forward. Not replacing Johnson when Kudus got injured is why he’s still playing
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So why play him then, I'd rather play someone out of position, Richi would have put in a lot more effort. Could even have put Spence there.
 
We played alright at Sunderland in large i thought, tough away trip and unlucky - this game showed more intent, but our defensive frailties as a team still showed up

We need a win and momentum and see where it takes us - because mentality and emotions controls us and make us either show our courage or we roll back into our shells

I was wrong about De Zerbi, i will give him time - keep it simple, gain confidence and put pressure on the oppo as far away from our box as possible

And i would ban our players from taking off their shorts after scoring in game - it hasn't ever ended well! 🤦🏻‍♂️

COYS
 
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