Premier League 18/19/20 October 2014

Saturday 18th October

Man City v Tottenham 12:45 BT Sport
Arsenal v Hull 15:00
Burnley v West Ham 15:00
Crystal Palace v Chelsea 15:00
Everton v Aston Villa 15:00
Newcastle v Leicester 15:00
Southampton v Sunderland 15:00


Sunday 19th October

QPR v Liverpool 13:30 Sky Sports
Stoke v Swansea 16:00 Sky Sports


Monday 20th October

West Brom v Man United 20:00 Sky Sports

I honestly fail to see the point of monday games...put them on friday instead then.

Also...



And guess who is player of the month?

Eriksen? Lloris? Chimbonda?



HHH!!!!!!

Even Leicester fans want to the world to know how shit Pardew is.

Sturridge is injured again, calf strain or something in training.

Bloody international breaks.

christmasborocooper wrote:Sturridge is injured again, calf strain or something in training.

Bloody international breaks.

See my post on the LFC thread.

We always knew Sturridge was injury prone so when we lost Suarez we should have signed 2 good quality strikers that can play off the last defender. Instead we signed Balotelli who can't, kept the average Borini and thought an ageing chubby Rickie Lambert would be good enough. We are so shit at transfers it's unreal.

It's ok though, the only striker who actually looks any good that we have is on a season long loan at Lille. Brilliant.

In terms of this weekend we should be putting that woeful QPR side to bed but it's one of those post international games where we'll probably look utterly shite and draw or lose.

Considering we have Madrid on Wednesday I'd go with this:

Mignolet

Manquillo
Skrtel
Lovren
Moreno

Can
Henderson
Allen

Lallana
Sterling
Balotelli

Fuck playing Gerrard in this and vs Madrid - he will be dead chasing Ronaldo back.

Great game this 2-1 to City but a soft pen awarded for them. No surprise.

Muscle injury for Lampard, looks quite serious.

Spurs are playing some nice football but are going to struggle for goals against big teams.

Another pen for City. Ridiculous foul from Kaboul.

Saved!!

This is fun! Aguero nearly scored again anyway. Kaboul having a 'mare.

stinger wrote:Muscle injury for Lampard, looks quite serious.

Serves him right for getting involved in Man City's multi club bullshit.

Pochettino has to work magic in the dressing room for spurs to win. They are doing well like to see them scalp a big team.

Mason :love:

Aguero is unplayable at times. Has a long history of embarrassing our clumsy central defenders.

Scoreline fair reflection, they have edged it, but satisfying that we are putting up a fight at least. Eriksen and Soldado linking up sweetly. Lamela looks like hes on speed, and not in a good way.


Wonder how much the pundits are going to sweep the Lampard dive under the carpet. Shocking dive. But...but...its Lampard, Jamie Redknapps cousin!

Lamelozil has Ben anonymous so far. Eriksen has been boss though; wish we'd have signed him but at least we have Lallana now.

I'll tell you who has also been boss. Hugo. Hugo Boss Lloris. Our best player this season

Penalty!! Wooo

And that is why we are Spurs.

Loldado!

Crazy game. Spurs can't handle Aguero. No one can to be fair. Game over.

4-1 Aguero with 4.

We're going to win 5-4! We're going to win 5-4!

Conflicted by what I am seeing. On the one hand, I thought we played quite well. On the other, playing quite well yet still getting beaten 4-1 is sobering.

Here in the US, they have an NFL show called Turning Point where they analyse the crucial key moments in past games that defined the outcome. In this game it was the Soldado penalty. I would wager of the key moments in Spurs games against the top 4 in the last few years, almost 100 percent have been thrown away unnecessarily.

Soldado is a joke. Doesn't even look like he wants the ball. Awful.

Luis wrote:Soldado is a joke. Doesn't even look like he wants the ball. Awful.

he is utterly broken in the same way Torres broke. We need to just get rid.

Isco Benny wrote:Conflicted by what I am seeing. On the one hand, I thought we played quite well. On the other, playing quite well yet still getting beaten 4-1 is sobering.

Here in the US, they have an NFL show called Turning Point where they analyse the crucial key moments in past games that defined the outcome. In this game it was the Soldado penalty. I would wager of the key moments in Spurs games against the top 4 in the last few years, almost 100 percent have been thrown away unnecessarily.

Here we have a show called Monday night football where a scouser spits all over a big screen and blames everything on foreigners.

Moyes at Turf Moor.

We had them worried for long stretches. Penalty miss and red card did for us, but ah well.

Even If we were to have a 5% chance of getting a point here Soldado is the last person to lead the line on his own.

Kimbo wrote:

Isco Benny wrote:Conflicted by what I am seeing. On the one hand, I thought we played quite well. On the other, playing quite well yet still getting beaten 4-1 is sobering.

Here in the US, they have an NFL show called Turning Point where they analyse the crucial key moments in past games that defined the outcome. In this game it was the Soldado penalty. I would wager of the key moments in Spurs games against the top 4 in the last few years, almost 100 percent have been thrown away unnecessarily.

Here we have a show called Monday night football where a scouser spits all over a big screen and blames everything on foreigners.

We call that Fox News here.