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***OMT - Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers, Molineux, Sat 25th April, 3pm - ***
- Thread starter thfcsteff
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Mr Gogolak
Richard Gough
No, but if we can't beat Wolves, we toast. There's only so many chances you can afford to miss and if we can't get the win there, I can't see a way out for us. It's not even a given a win would see us through. Of course, I'd be happy to be proved wrong, but I'd be even happier if we actually win and make this all conversation irrelevant.
monkeybarry
Nayim
If we can't beat Wolves we should request relegation!
glasgowspur
Paul Stewart
Wolves will be trying their best to send us down, it's their usual easy six points for them next season
mudshark
Simon Davies
Can't argue with your first sentence. It's all about what that village idiot, Merson, called "bleef." Their side had "unbleevable bleef," he once announced. So let's hope our lot have been being fed bleef tea, roast bleef, shin of bleef and boiled bleef and carrots all week, or I fear we'll be waving "tartare" to the Premier League.
yiddo37
Teemu Tainio
Surprised by the runs the others have managed, a few weeks ago I thought 36 or 37pts would be enough.
Still think getting 3 wins should do it, just hoping we can.
yiddo37
Teemu Tainio
Unreal ain't it?
Spence can still get down the left and hug the line giving Simons space to work inside.
yiddo37
Teemu Tainio
But we drew at home
stratnumberone
Luke Young
Wolves 7/2 to win today 
Robspur12
Johnny Morrison
I don't think that really worked out well though this season. I would prefer the left footed Souza there and Spence on the right.
Gazza Dazzla
Les Ferdinand
I was looking at the odds as well just now and the draw is about the same! We’re over whelming favorites, I think we’ll do it but fudge me nowhere near as much as the bookies do!Wolves 7/2 to win today
I've put a blind hope bet on us winning.
And I agree. Today is it. Forget the Math. If we don't win we will be done mentally.
The same with Arse of they drop any points now.
This is when it matters.
COYS
And I agree. Today is it. Forget the Math. If we don't win we will be done mentally.
The same with Arse of they drop any points now.
This is when it matters.
COYS
yiddo37
Teemu Tainio
Don't disagree just feel RDZ will go with the more experienced player. Having said that Souza has looked decent in the minutes he's had.
As I've said before I'd have Spence rb and Porro on the right wing/forward position for now. Spence the better defender and Porro can cross and shoot from further up the pitch, just makes sense to me. If that means playing Souza or MVDV lb then so be it.
Just don't think it will happen.
NaijaSpurs
Cecil Poynton
Anyone but Muani
spurspinter1
John Lacy
Destiny is the archetypal Spurs player for our current era.
1. A young and relatively low profile player who comes in and looks quite good.
2. Lots of people get carried away with claims that he's the best in his position in the league, or is the future of the club after 5 or 6 good games, and isn't our player acquisition department so clever?!?
3. Performances tail off, becomes injury prone, so then varies between being in poor form or injured, the poor form is definitely because of the injuries not because of a lack of quality, and gets better by reputation each game out injured. To expect more in the short spells he plays would be ludicrous by means of the footballer's paradox: If you don't play much, you can't expect anything as it takes time, but also, if GHod forbid, the player plays a lot then it's horrendous man management from the coaching staff asking a professional footballer to play lots of football? Outrageous! Bound to cause an injury. We should just be simulating football games at this stage, takes away risk for the players whilst alleviating expectations from entitled supporters. And digital footballers are much less fragile than real ones, I give my players brick on fifa and it doesn't seem to affect them at all.
We definitely nail that sweet spot in terms of the market!
Anyways, let's hope for a similar performance but with a better result. I'm a firm believer of things not being over until they're over, but a loss along with a West Ham win makes things look incredibly precarious. That said, I don't mind dropping down to the championship, clear out the deadwood in terms of board, players and fanbase and I'll see more games.
