Wolfcastle

Spurs and the media constantly putting Spurs in the highest echelon (whilst historically better clubs are not) is their biggest asset and biggest problem.

I get that he's overly proud of his depleted teams performance and the decision not going his way though its hardly the controversey or howler implied - but his estimation of the game is at best clouded by that emotion at worst just absolute bollocks and small wonder he's struggling. They were better in the second half creating hardly anything we were by far the better in the first half and missed the two best chances beside the goals - if this isn't some sort of game to motivate the players for the week ahead he's a bitter deluded tosser.

Been so much better at centre-half. Much needed for us too. Feels like one of those veterans that's been in the middle of a team's defence for a decade, solid, crusy, captaincy stuff

Doesn't win every game though and have us consistently punching above our sanctioned limited weight

Looks more like the Meyler incident than coitus.

They made a change is what changed. They didn't do it for no reason.

Not sure people won't complain at that mind

Next goal the key, would love to muller them but would take there being no more goals

I like that they're struggling but not so much the focus since the Wolves game on how they're struggling. Would have been better served until after this game. Probably be one of those they're up for on and off the pitch now but logically they cant play as well as we can. Shame its football then.

The elbow/non-elbow just reminded me of that time Tony Adams remonstrated an elbow on him with the elbow motion to the referee and accidentally caught Mark Bright behind him and got sent-off. Could only happen to him that.

Calm is the word. On a number of occasions (not just Hall) i was a bit nervous for the players but the players weren't at all and got out situations a lot better than I'd have settled for, a whack clear or whatever, because of that composure.

Just seeing the one standard morbidly pessimistic/willing defeat re-post a page back is enough for me. Probably the 10,000th time you've come a croper but keep up the bad work

absolutely gutted again I see. Yeah we were hanging on for dear life prior to the red-card, that one tame free-kick that anybody could have saved was like the alamo. "like the last 10minutes against Barcelona" thought nobody

Probably sack some poor sods in the club shop for this

As underdogs have seen them raise their game on and off the pitch for occasions - not for a while though, but lingers as one of those was against us

Subs feels a bit like "is that all you've got"

"generational talents" don't tend to last long at clubs that can only dream about being a yo-yo club. Mbappe and Ronaldo didn't last long at Monaco and Sporting Lisbon. But they'd easily be able to hold onto their generational talents.

More fannyish decisions in this game than I've seen for a while

cavalry commeth

rare outing for 'drink drink wherever you may be' like it

Rosenthal did that against Villa too

Cuntly these

Offside before the hands

Last time they (both Manchester clubs) were this bad Man United went on to win the cup. Arsenal away this year though. Shame