Well we have a break till our next premiership match will be interesting which team Arteta plays against Leeds.
Well we have a break till our next premiership match will be interesting which team Arteta plays against Leeds.
A performance that’s been coming for a long time. Well played lads.
Mickey Tets
They never do.Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Unless listening to the same hyper inflated ill informed rants on a continuous loop is your thing.
Great Guantanamo material though.
If you don’t send this signature to ten people, you will become a Spurs fan.
yes and the atmosphere in the ground was so much better, people really behind the team and singing many more songs than for a long time
was worried we might let them get too much of the ball in the second half but to be fair we prevented it becoming like chelsea
good night, great to beat Moan utd and felt like a proper football match instead of a comedy of errors
with man ure and spuds losing, the table just looks a little bit better tonight...
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Thank the good dude for that! You could see that the players were behind Arteta, and buying into how he wants us to play, from day one, but we really needed that win to turn enthusiasm into belief.
Hopefully we’ll have a chance to catch our breath now, maybe get some players back and build with a slightly easier run of games.
Would it be considered bad form to play Nketiah?
Arteta - "I like to see them suffer together."
Is that a translation thing or is he just an absolute bastard?
Hopefully the latter.
Für eure Sicherheit
lovely jubbly....up the Arse!
Full quote...
Q: Is this the level of fitness you're expecting and will it get better?
A: I hope so. That wasn't the plan - I have to admit - but obviously they are suffering a bit to maintain that level of intensity. I think it will come, it's part of the process and the way we train.
"At the moment we don't have much time to do so, but I really liked the resilience and I like to see them suffer together. When they had to defend deeper I wanted to see that reaction instead of getting annoyed with each other if someone gave the ball away it was all positive reactions so I'm pleased with that too.
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