Matchday 8-Tottenham Hostpur FC vs. Everton FC [R]

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  1. The Double

    The Double Moderator
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    Nov 11, 2002
    Denver
    Saturday,The 4th of October


    Tottenham Hotspur FC
    vs.
    Everton FC


    Home Fixture-Toffees@The Lane

    28-9-2003 PD PT

    Arsenal 7 17

    Chelsea 6 16

    Man Utd 7 16

    Birmingham 6 14

    Man City 7 12

    Southampton 7 12

    Fulham 6 11

    Liverpool 7 11

    Portsmouth 7 9

    Everton 7 8

    Blackburn 7 8

    Charlton 7 8

    Aston Villa 7 7

    Middlesbrough 7 7

    Bolton 7 7

    Leicester 7 5

    Tottenham 7 5

    Leeds 7 5

    Newcastle 6 3

    Wolverhampton 7 2



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    Sorry for starting up the thread so late, but post all Play By Play, line-ups, opinions, etc.
     
  2. The Double

    The Double Moderator
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    Nov 11, 2002
    Denver
    Up to the 54th Minute-Eat it Toffees!

    3mins: Taricco first effort at goal, shot wide from 20 yards.

    6mins: Poyet blasted wide from 30 yards.

    8mins: Decent break, Keane wide to Ricketts, low cross cleared by Unsworth.

    12mins: Ferguson's height caused problems from Unsworth cross, loose ball fell to Radzinski, volleyed into ground straight at Keller.

    17mins: YELLOW. Gardner for foul on Radzinski.

    20mins: McFadden driving run, played wide to Unsworth, early cross met by Watson who headed decent chance just over.

    30mins: Tame lob by McFadden from half-cleared corner always drifting wide.

    33mins: SUB. Weir for Stubbs.

    34mins: Penalty claims waved away as Carsley appeared to shove Poyet in back as he went for Konchesky cross.

    35mins: SAVE. Keane nutmegged Yobo, through on goal, save low to his left by Martyn. Cross straight back from Carr just too high for Konchesky and Keane volleyed over at far post.

    40mins: Watson flick header from Gravesen's wicked corner cliuld have gone anywhere, thankfully cleared.

    42mins: Yobo free header from Gravesen corner flew wide.

    42mins: GOAL. Magnificent strike from Kanoute. Keller's long kick, headed down by Poyet, Kanoute 30-yard dipping volley into top corner. 1-0.

    44mins: SAVE. Poyet met deep Taricco cross at far post, six yards out, superb save by Martyn low to his left.

    Half-time: Spurs 1-0 Everton

    46mins: GOAL. Poyet stooped to head home Anderton's cross. 2-0.

    48mins: GOAL. Great move, Kanoute into Anderton, through to Keane, initially held up but managed to bury into bottom corner. 3-0.

    50mins: Keller right behind McFadden volley.

    51mins: CHANCE. Ricketts volleyed over from 15 yards.

    52mins: Ricketts cushioned pass into Carr, early shot from angle straight at Martyn.

    54mins: SUBS. Kilbane and Rooney for Radzinski and McFadden.




    Line-ups: Spurs: Keller, Carr, Taricco, Gardner, Richards, Ricketts, Anderton, Poyet, Konchesky, Kanoute, Keane. Subs: Burch, Bunjevcevic, Postiga, Dalmat, Zamora.

    Everton: Martyn, Watson, Stubbs (Weir, 33), Unsworth, Radzinski (Rooney, 54), Ferguson, Gravesen, Carsley, Yobo, McFadden (Kilbane, 54), Hibbert. Subs: Turner, Campbell.

    Referee: Dermot Gallagher



    We're playing Football again boys! Pleat has got us playing Football!!!!!!
     
  3. The Double

    The Double Moderator
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    Nov 11, 2002
    Denver
    Full Time

    Tottenham Hotspur-3
    vs.
    Everton FC-0


    Kanoute '42
    Poyet '46
    Robbie Keane '48



    KAK is at it again!



    Now if Valencia beats Barcelona, I'll be a happy man. By the way, if any of you feel like becoming a Valencia fan, by all means, come Here. They are a great team to support, and if we get enough traffic there, it can be in consideration to open up a new Valencia forum.
     
  4. comme

    comme Moderator
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    Feb 21, 2003
    At last, I'm feeling wildly optomistic again and am talking about winning the CL . Pleat clearly wants the job, is he up to it though?
     
  5. sendorange

    sendorange Member+

    Jun 7, 2003
    Bigsoccer.com
    Club:
    Tottenham Hotspur FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    Wow.

    I cannot believe how well we did against a good side who looked like they were just hitting top form before this game. We may have a great record against them at the Lane, but we really blew them away today. Great decision to include Ricketts from the start, the kid never stops running, he's a breath of fresh air in midfield. Things look a bit more positive, I'm glad to see the potential of the club is still evident.

    I really don't think we need to rush out for a new manager, take a bit of time and get the best possible man in for the job, no need for a Souness or Toppmoller. Preferably it has to be someone that can work very comfortably with David Pleat who more than deserves to keep his place as Director of Football.

    I apologise profusely to Kanoute. I doubted him very strongly when we signed him, but so far he's been exceptional and I quite willingly bow down to him. I suppose you can wonder whether it will last, but judging by his great attitude on and off the pitch (working hard and doing community work with kids on behalf of the club), he looks a real star. KAK is devastating, perfect mix of pace and skill.
     
  6. dashiel

    dashiel Member+

    Jul 15, 2000
    orange county
    agreed, pleatys doing a good job. he seems to have tightened up the defense, which is going to relieve some of the pressure of the mids to keep pushing forward for goals.

    i don't really like any of the candidates mentioned so far other than oneil. they all just strike me as being very average and will do nothing to improve our midtable status.

    still good to see a 3-0 score from the lane that was in our favor. ashame newcastle and leeds managed to win as well.
     
  7. Clan

    Clan Member

    Apr 23, 2002
    An excellent win today

    Good stuff from the spurs today, tidy team that you lot beat.

    However, what of Postiga?
    Loads of dosh put out on him and your best results-and most goals-are coming when he's not playing.
    Is it him, the system-or the opponents?
     
  8. The Double

    The Double Moderator
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    Nov 11, 2002
    Denver
    I think its just that KAK is starting to hit top form. He'll get his shot, there is no doubt in my mind.
     
  9. DigitalTron

    DigitalTron New Member

    Apr 4, 2001
    Arlington, VA
    Sounds like an excellent win today! Glad to see Poyet back in the lineup, his creativity has been missing. I'm a Redknapp fan, but he simply cannot generate enough creativity from midfield all by himself. Either Poyet or Dalmat would be needed to help create chances for KaK. But, as I've stated before, I'm not the biggest Dalmat fan. IMHO, he's a complimentary player, not a star. Frankly, I have been quite pleasantly surprised by Ricketts thus far, and we seem to do quite well when he plays, so I'm all for giving him some time on the field.

    Kanoute has always been a scorer, his problems are his health and attitude. It seems he has his attitude in great shape and he's doing his utmost to work on the health. At this point he looks like a great acquisition ... but it's a long season and the jury hasn't returned a final verdict yet. I hope he can stay healthy, because he and Keane do look like the answer up top.

    With the pressure off Postiga and Zamora, I'm very comfortable with our fearsome foursome finishers. One injury--to any of them--and we're still in great shape. With all four healthy, we should be fine dealing with fixture congestion. Now, should two of them get injured at the same time ... well, then just about any team would have problems.

    I'm happy with Pleat's defensive discipline. I must say that I see Konchesky as a left fullback, and that I have not yet seen the game today, but I am curious how he did at left mid (it sounds as though that's where he played, am I wrong?). Oddly enough, Gardner seems to be our rock along the backline thus far. But, I'm very happy to see Richards there directing traffic and keeping shape.

    Kudos to the team, Pleaty, Poyet and KaK. This is a crucial win. I expect that Spurs will be in the mix for one of the UEFA spots this year, so our benchmarks need to be Everton, Citeh, Blackburn, Newcastle and Liverpool.

    While I do not think highly of Fulham and Birmingham City, our results against them earlier this season do not look quite as bad considering how they've done thus far this year. I still feel badly for Hoddle.

    -Digital
     
  10. Californiaspurs

    Californiaspurs New Member

    Dec 22, 1999
    Santa Clara County
    Club:
    Tottenham Hotspur FC
    Great result

    Thanks for the words, Clanny. Chelsea supporters are becoming so damn nice these days. We're supposed to hate each other, remember? :)

    Regarding Posti. With the two Ks fit, they rightly get the nod. But we've now got some serious options up front for the first time in yonks. Posti and Bobby are great options. True, we ain't got the kind of staggering backup fire-power you Chels got, but for us it's a big step forward.

    Just got off the phone with one of my mates back home and it's the first time he sounded upbeat since the Leeds game: though no season ticket investment to be made this year, apparently.

    A reminder - the Spurs vs Everton game is being shown on delay at 1pm (Pacific) today on the Wupert channel, feast your beadies on our glorious triumph.

    Words from Pleaty on BBC Radio London: "They (Spurs) won deservedly. Where the defence at Manchester City was porous -- not today."

    He kept harping on about a little man standing on his shoulder reminding him he's only the caretaker of the club.

    Anyhoo, good job Pleaty: hold the fort for this season until Born Is The King MON joins us for next term's Lilywhite Champions League campaign push (we can dream).

    Amazing how well the London teams, collectively, did today.

    Let's hope Chelsea get knobbled, er, I mean -cough- win. Actually, if they do, I get BS EPL Prediction points so either way works for me.

    A final note coz I'm off down the pub for lunch and to watch Spurs on TV: Double mate, you need to add "Spurs" as your team. Props for Valencia (beat Real, yay!), but we need THFC on there too mate, especially as your a steward, or whatever it's called.

    Yowza! We f*****g won ya bas!
     
  11. The Double

    The Double Moderator
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    Nov 11, 2002
    Denver
  12. Rambler

    Rambler New Member

    May 6, 2003
    Big shout to all SPurs on BS. The team that puts the swagger into London football is back ! I know I know too premature so I'll think I'll just shut up and let a few more wins roll by before I get mouthy.

    Kanoutes goal was a f'kin BLINDER ! It was ironic right, cos it was reminisent of a goal Ghod scored against Nottinham Forest way back when (long punt upfeild by keeper headed on and hit on the volley - only Kanoute hit his on the half volley). Either way it was a fitting way to remind us of that Hods spirit will always live on at WHL..

    Anyway I dont wanna start rambling.....

    C'MON U SPURS !!
     
  13. Rambler

    Rambler New Member

    May 6, 2003
    Oh yeah and Dubs put "TOTTENHAM" back on yer profile ! Saftey in numbers and all that ....


    Wear your colours with PRIDE !

    Glory-Glory Tottenham Hotspurs
     
  14. The Double

    The Double Moderator
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    Nov 11, 2002
    Denver
    The people are up in arms. Profile Changed.
     
  15. Sanguine

    Sanguine Member

    Jul 4, 2003
    Reston, VA
    get away from the crap 3-5-2 and good things happen...
     
  16. Clan

    Clan Member

    Apr 23, 2002
    Re: Great result

    I've mellowed out considerably in my old age ;)
    Besides, living on this side of "the pond" these days, it's just not the same, if you know what i mean.
     
  17. Treetaliano

    Treetaliano Member

    Jun 29, 2002
    San Diego
    While not as enthusiastic of this result as all you guys seem to be...you played great, and made us look like a Conference side yesterday.

    Was able to watch this match on my new satellite system...thanks for ruining my Saturday :D
     
  18. The Double

    The Double Moderator
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    Nov 11, 2002
    Denver
    Re: Re: Great result


    Living in the Poconos will do that to a guy. I used to go to Snowboard, and I felt so old on my way back to NJ.
     
  19. aloisius

    aloisius Member

    Jul 5, 2003
    Croatia
    Great things are happening at your club.
    I have to apoligize for arguing stupidly that Gardner was right-footed. He is obviusly a lefty, I don't know who I confused him with.
    Any chance that Pleat takes over perminently?
     

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