Other games (2024/25)

[Beren]

Just now, jack j said:

This interview is as mental as the game was.

Jackson saying spurs are the best fans and club in England just about and palmer telling him he needs to work harder in training

 

[TaylorJ_01]

5 minutes ago, nemtizz said:

Udogie not being sent off first half is the only decision they got wrong imo 

 

I'm not meaning that so much. More it seems like it added like 40 minutes to the game and it stopped every 5 minutes.

[Jaqen]

Chelsea probably the only side to ever win a game 4-1 and somehow come away with a worse reputation on the back of it  They looked comically bad in attack. 

[Beren]

This interview man. Howling

[NEEJ]

2 minutes ago, nemtizz said:

Palmer’s trim is mad. 

This is one of the most awkward interviews I've seen in a long time. As shambolic/entertaining as the second half.

[Astroblack]

I like Jackson. He’s got character.

[Troll]

Just now, Hanshithispantz said:

Jackson probably the only player in the history of the sport to score a hattrick and still be one of the worst players on the pitch.

 

  He thinks he put in a performance like Bale vs Inter.  Can't wait for him to watch it back.

[MrRaspberryJam]

10 minutes ago, 54 said:

 

Scoring a hat trick is generally considered good news. 

[Beren]

Interviewer talking to them like they're 12 years old. And tbf their answers matched.

[Kid Icarus]

7 minutes ago, TaylorJ_01 said:

It sounds a complete shambolic mess. Obviously massively funny but surely VAR is just becoming a total joke

VAR wasn't the reason it was mad really. There were just so many incidents. Spurs's insistence on playing a high line on the halfway line with 9 men  should have been the star of the show, but Chelsea not exploiting it for nearly an hour, then Nicolas Jackson thinking he'd done something amazing when he finally scored sterl thi sher.

[Mike]

Chelsea only started scoring after Vicario fell off the top of the cell.

[Nobody]

12 minutes ago, TaylorJ_01 said:

It sounds a complete shambolic mess. Obviously massively funny but surely VAR is just becoming a total joke

Look at the picture I posted earlier. That was Spurs defending for over half an hour, it was absolutely hilarious

Honestly, as much as I hate VAR, it was just one of those games where weird shit just kept happening. 

[gazza ladra]

Ok, I officially love Postecoglou. The anti-Arteta.

[Disco]

Watch how “Ange” sending his team out to break legs and end careers will be simply ignored as he calls them mate.

[NEEJ]

2 minutes ago, Kid Icarus said:

VAR wasn't the reason it was mad really. There were just so many incidents. Spurs's insistence on playing a high line on the halfway line with 9 men  should have been the star of the show, but Chelsea not exploiting it for nearly an hour, then Nicolas Jackson thinking he'd done something amazing when he finally scored sterl thi sher.

Could've still quite easily drawn that with the Son chance.

[NEEJ]

2 minutes ago, Mike said:

Chelsea only started scoring after Vicario fell off the top of the cell.

[Hanshithispantz]

Honestly the 2nd half is worth a full watch for anyone who missed it. I don't think there's ever been a game like it.

 

Not sure of Ange struggles to change things during a game, or if he just thought there was nothing to lose and he'd test something out. Chelsea are that shit it almost worked 

 

@leffe186  any input?

 

 

Edited November 6, 2023 by Hanshithispantz

[Cronky]

That Spurs performance showed the value of staying positive no matter what. They also look quite a big side. They were winning a lot of the 50-50 balls and outmuscled Chelsea. 

 

Postecoglou has got them in a good place mentally. They'll be there or thereabouts.

 

 

 

 

Edited November 6, 2023 by Cronky

[Astroblack]

Take a drink every time Sturridge says manipulate

[Mattoon]

Honestly one of the greatest games of football I've ever watched, for all the wrong reasons

[Mike]

Genuinely wish I could go to bed now.

[DahnSahf]

Have to say one of the most horribly fascinating things for me was seeing Cucurella running round like a fucking cabbage patch doll or something.

[leffe186]

1 minute ago, Hanshithispantz said:

Honestly the 2nd half is worth a full watch for anyone who missed it. I don't think there's ever been a game like it.

 

Not sure of Ange struggles to change things during a game, or if he just thought there was nothing to lose and thought he'd test something out. Chelsea are that shit it almost worked 

 

@leffe186  any input?

Should have had it won early doors.

 

Romero got sucked in again. Udogie will learn.
 

We play the way we want. Fans were immense. Vicario was incredible. Those who stayed on the pitch were terrific.

 

Ange has said before that once they’re on the pitch it’s up to the players to work it out.

 

General feeling is really positive. Sucks that we’ll be missing so many key players for a bit, but it feels like we’ve played most of the types of games it’s possible to play in our first 11. Spirit counts for an awful lot, as you know.

 

 

[Hanshithispantz]

Just now, leffe186 said:

Should have had it won early doors.

 

Romero got sucked in again. Udogie will learn.
 

We play the way we want. Fans were immense. Vicario was incredible. Those who stayed on the pitch were terrific.

 

Ange has said before that once they’re on the pitch it’s up to the players to work it out.

 

General feeling is really positive. Sucks that we’ll be missing so many key players for a bit, but it feels like we’ve played most of the types of games it’s possible to play in our first 11. Spirit counts for an awful lot, as you know.

 

 

Vicario looked ridiculously good.

[Hovagod]

As immense and heroic as Spurs were, per the media I’m sure, it’s worth noting that they’re not the first team to play with nine men at that stadium this season. And they were certainly as nowhere near as getting something from the game.