9/15: Tottenham vs. West Ham [R]

Got a twenty riding on this one with the girlfriend. Somehow she picked Tottenham as her favorite team and I have not been able to show her the errors of her ways.

 

harsh.

She has many good qualities.

Hopefully, we can pull this one out of our ass and save me twenty.

 

I don't know. She supports Tottenham. What could you possibly talk about?

 

According to the Yanks on TV thread in the Yanks Abroad forum, this one is going to be on PPV tomorrow.

https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8138

 

Countdown.

One hour to go.

 

Game on.

James
Repka
Dailly
Breen
Pearce
Lomas
Sinclair
Cisse
Cole
Di Canio
Kanoute

Start.

 

Repka off in first ten minutes. Winterbourne on.

Looks bad for Repka. Leg injury.

 

some PbP in the Yank Abroad forum.

https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=13717

 

at the half, 0-0.

 

Also, x-rays on Repka's leg are negative.

 

Down 1-0.

Goal by Davies.

 

FREDDIE!, FREDDIE!, FREDDIE!

 

oh the humanity.

Pearce red card, pk to Sherringham.

2-1.

 

Trevor equalizes off a Di Canio free kick.

2-2.

 

Heartbreaking result.

A turning point in the season I think. Could have quit after going a man down but fought back and only a lucky deflection kept us from sharing the points.

 

Pething, i think we lost 3-2, at least thats what I'm reading on other sites.

 

Yeah. I did not do a good job of updating the score on this thread. Sorry about that.

 

The more I read about Roeder, the more I respect him.

http://msn.skysports.com/skysports/article/0,,1860-1064393,00.html

 

West Ham strategy:

When ahead, allow an equalizing goal (Arsenal)

When tied, allow the other team to win at the end (Spurs)

When behind, give up (West Brom)

 

jeez, there's the two words that are an automatic game-killer: Winterbourne on

 

Even worse ... Labant on.