Eriksen ahead of Lo celso???

comment by Christopher (U20930)
posted 48 seconds ago
Poch being patient with Ndombele was very sensible

Look what happened when jose started him twice in a week, injured for a few weeks.

Lo celso had no pre season and then got injured and eventually got back to back starts before poch was sacked iirc
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Yup. Poch was starting to play GLC more and would no doubt have done the same with Ndombele. Had the bald fraud not jumped the gun in sacking Poch and given him time with the new players like he should have done, the form may have turned around. And to anybody saying that it wouldn't, well look at Hasenhuttl - from 8 losses in 12 to 6 wins in 9.

'fit or not they should have started games.'

This is such a baffling comment I'm sorry

GLC played well when he came on. N'dombele however has to be the biggest waste of £50 million ever. Absolutely a waste of time if he cannot get on the pitch. I would just move him on as qùick as possible, probably at a big loss, but Spurs need players on the pitch, not in the sick room.

comment by Everywhere you go always take Lamela with you (U7905)
posted 4 hours, 51 minutes ago
Ndombele and lo Celso are the only hope I have for our desperate situation.

Just hope our hapless manager will give them a run of games together once Ndombele is fit.
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Ndomele when fit.

Spurs have a permanent sicknote on their hands.

comment by Christopher (U20930)
posted 6 hours, 42 minutes ago
Hugo
Aurier Tanganga Toby Davies
Lo Celso Winks Ndombele
Lamela Lucas Son

Is were I am leaning at the minute
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Parrott and Fernandes?

comment by Christopher (U20930)
posted 6 hours, 3 minutes ago
'fit or not they should have started games.'
This is such a baffling comment I'm sorry
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Modern managers have it the wrong way around for me. If your best players are unfit to play then dont put them in the squad. But if you think they can enter the matchday squad then you start them and take them off when they begin to fatigue.

This happens in all other sports with your best players. For some reason we think it's best to bring on a half fit player when they arent properly warmed up to influence a game for the last 20 mins.

The logic doesnt make sense when you know your best players have skill to unlock defenses and set the tempo of a game.

I agree in a way. Not many teams play to win a game in the first half hour - usually the last half hour. Wrong mentality really as it’s like saying ‘ if we’re still in it at 60mins, we’ll go for the win’ rather than ‘we’re going to come out and smash you and let’s see if you can do anything about it’

comment by Tarrico_sees_red (U5595)
posted 19 minutes ago
I agree in a way. Not many teams play to win a game in the first half hour - usually the last half hour. Wrong mentality really as it’s like saying ‘ if we’re still in it at 60mins, we’ll go for the win’ rather than ‘we’re going to come out and smash you and let’s see if you can do anything about it’
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Summarises Spurs mentality for last 24 months

Exactly! Pi$$ poor

Lo celso should start every single game when fit. Eriksen - that should now be it for him at spurs