Brings a whole NEW meaning to "Once you pop you just cant stop"
Wow i never knew that Bales!
Thats a question likely to come up on a Pub Quiz Machine
They put it in Kit-e-kat too!
All this talk of grub has got me hungry.. looking forward to the Everton RRP OFFICIAL MATCH THREAD
is a female version of a hustler
Oh no not Kit-Kat's as well
Just heard Pienaar has torn his groin muscle FFS!!
Cheers Bales! I will take pride in the Match Threads
good old spurs injury whats that now
gallas king sandro peinaar rose ... we havent even played a game yet ffs
the cat food, not the chocolate bar!
Torn groin muscle?
Not as painful as the vid in my thread above tho
oh yes of course. our main man. brilliant. ffs
We are cursed ey Chronic!
Poor Pienaar though, getting himself fully fit for the season, looking forward to playing (said on his twitter) and lasting 10 minutes today
the cat food, not the chocolate bar!
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Oh I knew that
How embaressing for me!
VDV SHOULD be back, but knowing us he will be out for a month!
Luckily for us Bentley is fighting fit and raring to get started this season
what..............................a................................waste............................of.......................an..............................article
Not if we get 500 comments
how will this piece of sheyte get 500 comments
oops
Just had a huge fry-up, i'm not moving till I get the 500th comment
Friedel to start against Everton?
I would anyhow mate
Gomes gives me no confidence, did put in a fine save early in the game though.
It's history repeating - none of our strikers can play up front on their own, Gomes is a fine shot-stopper but flaps at crosses...
I think we should forget about a new striker and get VDV to play alongside Crouch/Defoe
Watching Tottenham Hotspur last season, there were moments when you could see that accommodating Rafael Van der Vaart in the side had consequences. His desire to be on the ball and involved at all times was at odds with his advanced role in the team, sitting just off Peter Crouch. He would often, frustratingly, be seen in between the centre backs, picking the ball off their toes and playing a long ball out to the wings. This constant dropping off was unnecessary. Luka Modric and Tom Huddlestone were more than capable of starting Tottenham ’s moves and Van der Vaart’s constant movement was at times more confusing than it was advantageous.
So, after a season, does Rafael Van der Vaart fit in Tottenham’s midfield? Can both Luka Modric’s and Van der Vaart’s creative styles work together? I think the answer is yes, if only Van der Vaart plays with slightly more positional discipline.
In the current starting eleven both players fit well, Modric controls possession and tempo in the centre of the pitch whilst Van der Vaart drops to link with him and flood central midfield but also pushes on to feed on Crouch’s knockdowns. The only time it doesn’t work is when Van der Vaart feels starved of the ball. Allowed a free reign by Redknapp, Van der Vaart upsets the balance when he gets impatient and starts attempting to do everything on his own. Whilst Modric plays the patient, percentage, possession game, Van der Vaart likes to move the ball forward quickly. It may be a contrast of styles but it is not a conflict, the two players compliment each other well and their respective styles are well balanced.
I'd agree with that above VDV needs to stay forward and leave our midfield as a 4 man.
great overview of the situation, neatly summarised the situation we find ourselves in.. maybe Harry's learnt how to manage the team to get the best out of them this year
knock yourself out for 500 man
If we can get the VDV/Defoe partnership working like Torres & Gerrard did for Liverpool we'd be onto a winner
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posted on 6/8/11
Brings a whole NEW meaning to "Once you pop you just cant stop"
Wow i never knew that Bales!
Thats a question likely to come up on a Pub Quiz Machine
posted on 6/8/11
They put it in Kit-e-kat too!
All this talk of grub has got me hungry.. looking forward to the Everton RRP OFFICIAL MATCH THREAD
posted on 6/8/11
is a female version of a hustler
posted on 6/8/11
Oh no not Kit-Kat's as well
Just heard Pienaar has torn his groin muscle FFS!!
Cheers Bales! I will take pride in the Match Threads
posted on 6/8/11
good old spurs injury whats that now
gallas king sandro peinaar rose ... we havent even played a game yet ffs
posted on 6/8/11
your forgetting VDV
posted on 6/8/11
the cat food, not the chocolate bar!
Torn groin muscle?
Not as painful as the vid in my thread above tho
posted on 6/8/11
oh yes of course. our main man. brilliant. ffs
posted on 6/8/11
We are cursed ey Chronic!
Poor Pienaar though, getting himself fully fit for the season, looking forward to playing (said on his twitter) and lasting 10 minutes today
posted on 6/8/11
the cat food, not the chocolate bar!
--------
Oh I knew that
How embaressing for me!
VDV SHOULD be back, but knowing us he will be out for a month!
posted on 6/8/11
Luckily for us Bentley is fighting fit and raring to get started this season
posted on 6/8/11
what..............................a................................waste............................of.......................an..............................article
posted on 6/8/11
Not if we get 500 comments
posted on 6/8/11
how will this piece of sheyte get 500 comments
oops
posted on 6/8/11
Just had a huge fry-up, i'm not moving till I get the 500th comment
posted on 6/8/11
Hash browns
posted on 6/8/11
will never happen surely
posted on 6/8/11
Friedel to start against Everton?
posted on 6/8/11
I would anyhow mate
Gomes gives me no confidence, did put in a fine save early in the game though.
posted on 6/8/11
It's history repeating - none of our strikers can play up front on their own, Gomes is a fine shot-stopper but flaps at crosses...
I think we should forget about a new striker and get VDV to play alongside Crouch/Defoe
posted on 6/8/11
Watching Tottenham Hotspur last season, there were moments when you could see that accommodating Rafael Van der Vaart in the side had consequences. His desire to be on the ball and involved at all times was at odds with his advanced role in the team, sitting just off Peter Crouch. He would often, frustratingly, be seen in between the centre backs, picking the ball off their toes and playing a long ball out to the wings. This constant dropping off was unnecessary. Luka Modric and Tom Huddlestone were more than capable of starting Tottenham ’s moves and Van der Vaart’s constant movement was at times more confusing than it was advantageous.
So, after a season, does Rafael Van der Vaart fit in Tottenham’s midfield? Can both Luka Modric’s and Van der Vaart’s creative styles work together? I think the answer is yes, if only Van der Vaart plays with slightly more positional discipline.
In the current starting eleven both players fit well, Modric controls possession and tempo in the centre of the pitch whilst Van der Vaart drops to link with him and flood central midfield but also pushes on to feed on Crouch’s knockdowns. The only time it doesn’t work is when Van der Vaart feels starved of the ball. Allowed a free reign by Redknapp, Van der Vaart upsets the balance when he gets impatient and starts attempting to do everything on his own. Whilst Modric plays the patient, percentage, possession game, Van der Vaart likes to move the ball forward quickly. It may be a contrast of styles but it is not a conflict, the two players compliment each other well and their respective styles are well balanced.
posted on 6/8/11
I'd agree with that above VDV needs to stay forward and leave our midfield as a 4 man.
posted on 6/8/11
great overview of the situation, neatly summarised the situation we find ourselves in.. maybe Harry's learnt how to manage the team to get the best out of them this year
posted on 6/8/11
knock yourself out for 500 man
posted on 6/8/11
If we can get the VDV/Defoe partnership working like Torres & Gerrard did for Liverpool we'd be onto a winner
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