Charlie Kelly
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I know the exact moment you are referencing which is kind of shocking considering how many times TAA gave the ball away.There was a moment (can't remember what minute) where TAA was attempting to pass an extremely lazy ball back and Man U intercepted, attacked and got a corner out of it.
Van Dijk was staring holes into him. It made me wonder if something is going on behind the scenes there...
Could have won it? Absolutely.And lucky to get that far honestly. Tamworth had two good chances in the final minute and really should have won it.
Didn’t mean over the course of the whole game. CLEARLY Spurs were the better side. Just meant that those two chances at the end would have basically been a walk-off winner for them. No way back for Spurs if they’d conceded there.Could have won it? Absolutely.
Should have won it? Not really. Those back to back chances at the end of the 90 were the only time they had a sniff at goal in 120 minutes. Tottenham had at least 4 or 5 decent looks up to that point and nearly 80 percent of the possession.
Tamworth defended admirably and played extremely well today (if they were playing anyone but Tottenham, I’d have been rooting for them too) but they weren’t ever really a threat going forward. Even playing with one CB today, I still think they would have struggled to score on us even if we’d played another 90.
Injuries have decimated us this year. Cristian and Micky have missed 12+ games each , Bentancur had a 7 game ban for his Son comments, Vicario missed 3 months for surgery, Udogie currently out for 6 weeks, Ben Davies missed 6 weeks, Son missed significant time early in the season, Richarlison's been out since the Villa game last year, plus we've been playing an 18 year old midfielder at CB for a month straight now (because we have no other choice) and we lost Solanke this week to a knee injury. If it weren't for Kulu, we probably would be in the bottom five.Had no idea until I looked at the table yesterday that Spurs are doing so poorly in the league this year. I knew they were just a draw away from the League Cup final, and I guess just assumed they were in their typical fringe-European spot. Good thing the bottom five are so awful.