The Prophet

He's a good footballer. We cry out for players who are better with the ball at their feet, then criticise him for being the next Jenas. I have agreed he needs to imposee himself more, but he's been doing that in recent weeks. He's going to be a big player for us.

Could you not just thicken the line or have a "buffer zone" in front of it to increase the margin for error?

Impossible, he played the inflexible 4-3-3.

Ultimately, PGMOL have got to ask themselves, is it in the interests of players or spectators to be delaying a game for several minutes to determine whether part of an attacker's anatomy is ahead of the defender?

Have a sneaky feeling we might progress here.

Annoyingly I think Spurs have a few too many points on the board, it'd be hilarious though.

Or "the curve of their forehead" for that matter. We've been on the end of some absolutely lifting decisions of late.

Bruno is "a little bit worried" about his hamstring, but they don't know if it's injury or a cramp, according to Howe.

He's just doesn't defend the box well at all.

A few observations. Our away performances are definetly improving. PSG, the first half of Liverpool and today were all really good. I prefer our approach to the end-to-end stuff we get at home. That said, Spurs were bobbins. They're lucky they have as many points on the board as they do because they look like genuine relegation candidates. Yet another impressive display from Ramsey. Him and Willock deserve the shirt ahead of Tonali right now. The midfield looks far more balanced with only one of Sandro or Bruno too. We badly need a new keeper. Both Ramsdale and Pope gift the opposition goals at times.

In most Premier League away game, you're going to have to absorb a bit of pressure. Your keepers simply can't make as many errors as ours do.

Excellent ball for Willock for the disallowed goal.

Interesting that our performances (not results) our improving on the road, but our home games are still an end-to-end mess.

I'm so close to bring done with football like. If you can't celebrate a goal, you might as well just pack it in.

Such an insertions sport.

We were charged £120 million to put two strikers on the bench? That's obscene.the

Stadium costs don't impact PSR, but interest on loans used to fund them can. If you're interested, it's worth having a read of Everton's first case.

Until this season, under Howe, we have been pretty ruthless v teams that are struggling or out of form.

I'd sooner rather rotate tomorrow and go full strength for this.

If you'd been in a coma for three and half years, you'd be right in thinking that.

It's going to be something watching him lift ol' big ears.

Howay man

He's had a very promising PL debut season, but playing 30+ games in a row and having Trippier next to him is starting to take it's toll.