Premier League Not So Festive Season

SquishyMcSquish said:
I feel like everyone has a player in their sunday league team like him, right?

The guy who just goes past people for fun, but fecks it up whenever it comes to actually doing something productive. My team had a winger just like him, would try and smash it in at the near post every single time, and every single time without fail it would hit the side netting. Had players lining up free in the box. Immensely frustrating.
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Yep extremely frustrating. A footballing brain is something you can't train. You either have it or you don't. I don't even get the impression he's showing off or being selfish even. He just doesn't get his head up for some reason.
 
DomesticTadpole said:
I am not sure he will leave Spurs either, new stadium, great team, fans love him. Why move to a club that needs a lot of re-structuring?
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The new stadium might be just as much a burden as a boon for them. Look at Arsenal post Highbury
 
DomesticTadpole said:
I am not sure he will leave Spurs either, new stadium, great team, fans love him. Why move to a club that needs a lot of re-structuring?
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Precisely and more importantly if you have thoughts about taking on a new job as a manager then why the hell would you sign a new 5 year deal that will only make it even further complicated if you decide to leave? I think he is happy where he is and he isn't going anywhere.
 
Nick7 said:
The new stadium might be just as much a burden as a boon for them. Look at Arsenal post Highbury
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We've been playing at Wembley for a while now though, which hasn't really felt like home for us anyway. I don't think it's the same situation.
 
Nick7 said:
The new stadium might be just as much a burden as a boon for them. Look at Arsenal post Highbury
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Depends if it starves him of funds. It yes, then it will become a problem. Also settling into playing there. I just think he will want to give it next season to see how it goes.
 
Do spurs look like scoring a 2nd? Can't have Liverpool extending their lead to 9 pts ffs .

Also, not surprised by the scorelines so far, a lot players will no doubt be feeling the strain from playing so many games in a short space of time
 
An Irish Red said:
Last week you wanted Leicester to beat City and now you want Spurs to lose as well. You do realise that Liverpool are top right? and these two teams are the only ones near them?
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I do but right now, I need the gap with top 4 to be reduced and for Liverpool, I just hope they don't win today, ideally, I would want a draw as well.
Yes it's a complicated time to be a United fan right now... but we need all those teams to be unlucky from now on!
 
DRM said:
Do spurs look like scoring a 2nd? Can't have Liverpool extending their lead to 9 pts ffs .

Also, not surprised by the scorelines so far, a lot players will no doubt be feeling the strain from playing so many games in a short space of time
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A 1 goal lead is never exactly secure but for the most part, they seem comfortable.
 
BlueHaze said:
Precisely and more importantly if you have thoughts about taking on a new job as a manager then why the hell would you sign a new 5 year deal that will only make it even further complicated if you decide to leave? I think he is happy where he is and he isn't going anywhere.
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Think he is happy at Spurs, but if he doesn't get assurances from Levy, I can see players getting itchy feet.
 
Been really poor this half. Allowed Wolves to put lots of pressure on, and this is the inevitable result.
 
Everything lining up nicely for Liverpool.
 
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