Premier League 25/26

Addick Addict · February 22

Eze has now scored 6 goals in the PL this season and 5 of them have come against Spurs. His only other goal was against his former club, Palace.

Briston_Addick · February 22

DamoNorthStand said:

Time for a pointless stupid question but humour me.

Put Charlie Kelman in this Arsenal side for a full season….. how many does he score? Not saying he is a prem player by any means but most champ strikers would shank a couple in

Against this Spuds team I'd almost fancy Charlie to get a goal or two playing for us!

Blimey, they're poo. Would be fun to have them back in Div Two for the first time in almost 50 years.

ForeverAddickted · February 22

fenaddick said:

DamoNorthStand said:

Time for a pointless stupid question but humour me.

Put Charlie Kelman in this Arsenal side for a full season….. how many does he score? Not saying he is a prem player by any means but most champ strikers would shank a couple in

Given that Gyökeres was a very successful Championship striker and has scored 8 this season I think Kelman maybe gets 2 max

Only scored 3 in his first 19-games when on loan at Coventry

fenaddick · February 22

Fortune 82nd Minute said:

There's a real chance west ham or spurs could go this season.

But I can see it now, blooming Forest are going to muck it up and let the pair of them off the hook.

Would be so fun to see how cavernous and empty one of those two massive stadiums looked

Briston_Addick · February 22

fenaddick said:

Fortune 82nd Minute said:

There's a real chance west ham or spurs could go this season.

But I can see it now, blooming Forest are going to muck it up and let the pair of them off the hook.

Would be so fun to see how cavernous and empty one of those two massive stadiums looked

On the bright side for the Totteringham hierachy they are guaranteed top-flight football at their ground next season.

In the NFL 🤣

Briston_Addick · February 22

Addick Addict said:

Eze has now scored 6 goals in the PL this season and 5 of them have come against Spurs. His only other goal was against his former club, Palace.

Flat track bully.

Chris_from_Sidcup · February 22

This Spurs side has every chance of getting relegated.

West Ham are showing some fight and Forest despite where they are have picked up some points recently.

In the last 10 games, Spurs are bottom of the form table with just 7 points (Wolves and Burnley have 8).

lordromford · February 22

This Sky commentator for Spurs Arsenal is fucking awful to listen to. His general commentary is ok I suppose, but it’s when there’s an effort on goal that pisses me off. The number of times he just screams the name of whoever is taking a shot drives me insane.
SakaaAAAAAAAA!!
GyökereeEEEEEEEESSSSSS!!
TrossaaAAAARRRRDDDD!!

Makes my ears bleed. Prick. Just commentate on the game you twat.

Briston_Addick · February 22

lordromford said:

This Sky commentator for Spurs Arsenal is fucking awful to listen to. His general commentary is ok I suppose, but it’s when there’s an effort on goal that pisses me off. The number of times he just screams the name of whoever is taking a shot drives me insane.
SakaaAAAAAAAA!!
GyökereeEEEEEEEESSSSSS!!
TrossaaAAAARRRRDDDD!!

Makes my ears bleed. Prick. Just commentate on the game you twat.

That'll be Peter Drurrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

Briston_Addick · February 22

Great keeping by Raya to claw that off the goal-line.

CaptainRobbo · February 22

Aguerooooooo

killerandflash · February 22

Dr Tottenham delivering once again for a club struggling a bit, and needing a result to kickstart their season.

Spurs vs Forest on the 22nd March could be very interesting.

Looking at the table, Spurs are just 10 points above hopeless Burnley, but 32 behind Arsenal.

Chris_from_Sidcup · February 22

Spurs performances in their derby games with Arsenal this season have been even worse than us v Millwall.

iaitch · February 22

Addick Addict said:

Eze has now scored 6 goals in the PL this season and 5 of them have come against Spurs. His only other goal was against his former club, Palace.

He doesn't seem to travel well.

siblers · February 22

Watching Dragusin for Spurs is giving me PTSD of Djimi Traore.

Gravesend_Addick · February 22

Tudor is such a weird appointment for spurs. His managerial record is awful

fenaddick · February 22

Gravesend_Addick said:

Tudor is such a weird appointment for spurs. His managerial record is awful

He has a reputation for a firefighter, the awful bit comes when he stays too long. I kinda get it on a short term deal where they need to show a bit more fight

JohnBoyUK · February 23

In all my years going Spurs, thats the first time I've literally been in the same block where it was a massive Spurs on Spurs brawl. It was like a warzone last 10 mins and I took myself off to the concourse to avoid the rawcus.

Us lot brought the noise, the team showed some effort and work rate first half but second half was a complete shambles and was chasing shadows for the most part.

Two questions though...

Gabriel's block on Kolo Muani. How on earth did that escape punishment?

Then the disallowed goal. In the Liverpool game, Etitike pushed Romero and the goal stood after review yet Gabriel gets away with bloody murder. Just not getting the rub of the green at the moment. If that game had gone 2-2 at that point, it may have changed the game but I doubt it would have changed the result.

Not a surprise losing yesterday but the manner of it second half was more than disappointing. Even more disappointing seeing van der Venn's reaction to the new manager when he was sending out instructions. His attitude absolutely stinks. His head is elsewhere and he's already at his new club. We are bang in trouble.

JohnBoyUK · February 23

siblers said:

Watching Dragusin for Spurs is giving me PTSD of Djimi Traore.

Tell me about it. He's 5th choice CB at best. (Danso 3rd, Ben Davies likely 4th ahead of him in a back 3). A prime example of the absolute sh*t we have brought into the club over the last 4-5 transfer windows.

Chris_from_Sidcup · February 23

JohnBoyUK said:

siblers said:

Watching Dragusin for Spurs is giving me PTSD of Djimi Traore.

Tell me about it. He's 5th choice CB at best. (Danso 3rd, Ben Davies likely 4th ahead of him in a back 3). A prime example of the absolute sh*t we have brought into the club over the last 4-5 transfer windows.

You do actually have another decent centre back (Vuskovic). The problem of course is that he's out on loan right now.

Ranks amongst the top five CBs in the Bundesliga for defensive duels won, aerials duels won, and interceptions this season.

Briston_Addick · February 23

JohnBoyUK said:

Two questions though...

Gabriel's block on Kolo Muani. How on earth did that escape punishment?

Then the disallowed goal. In the Liverpool game, Etitike pushed Romero and the goal stood after review yet Gabriel gets away with bloody murder. Just not getting the rub of the green at the moment. If that game had gone 2-2 at that point, it may have changed the game but I doubt it would have changed the result.

That's part of the reason why I'm not fussed about Charlton getting promoted back to the Premier League: the officials and VAR are geared against the little clubs and guaranteed not to give decisions in our favour ...

JohnBoyUK · February 23

Chris_from_Sidcup said:

JohnBoyUK said:

siblers said:

Watching Dragusin for Spurs is giving me PTSD of Djimi Traore.

Tell me about it. He's 5th choice CB at best. (Danso 3rd, Ben Davies likely 4th ahead of him in a back 3). A prime example of the absolute sh*t we have brought into the club over the last 4-5 transfer windows.

You do actually have another decent centre back (Vuskovic). The problem of course is that he's out on loan right now.

Ranks amongst the top five CBs in the Bundesliga for defensive duels won, aerials duels won, and interceptions this season.

The way Vuskovic has been playing for Hamburg, he'll walk straight into our defence next season, no matter whether Romero or vdV is there or not.

However, if we go down, I'd suggest you're more likely to see him in a Bayern Munich kit next season.

DaveMehmet · February 23

Spurs were so shit, even the bloke in the wheelchair walked out

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letthegoodtimesroll · February 23

JohnBoyUK said:

In all my years going Spurs, thats the first time I've literally been in the same block where it was a massive Spurs on Spurs brawl. It was like a warzone last 10 mins and I took myself off to the concourse to avoid the rawcus.

Us lot brought the noise, the team showed some effort and work rate first half but second half was a complete shambles and was chasing shadows for the most part.

Two questions though...

Gabriel's block on Kolo Muani. How on earth did that escape punishment?

Then the disallowed goal. In the Liverpool game, Etitike pushed Romero and the goal stood after review yet Gabriel gets away with bloody murder. Just not getting the rub of the green at the moment. If that game had gone 2-2 at that point, it may have changed the game but I doubt it would have changed the result.

Not a surprise losing yesterday but the manner of it second half was more than disappointing. Even more disappointing seeing van der Venn's reaction to the new manager when he was sending out instructions. His attitude absolutely stinks. His head is elsewhere and he's already at his new club. We are bang in trouble.

Look upon it as preparation for the Refs you will get in the Championship and no VAR

North Lower Neil · February 24

Extreme examples last night but the crowding of the keeper so he can't move is getting daft in the PL, isn't it?

Don't understand when they went from it being a foul when you basically moved your arm in the vague direction of the keeper and he fell over, to now allowing blatant obstruction in the hope you can bundle a goal in?

fenaddick · February 24

North Lower Neil said:

Extreme examples last night but the crowding of the keeper so he can't move is getting daft in the PL, isn't it?

Don't understand when they went from it being a foul when you basically moved your arm in the vague direction of the keeper and he fell over, to now allowing blatant obstruction in the hope you can bundle a goal in?

It’s the clever positioning of having attacker-defender-keeper as the defender can’t foul his own keeper even if he is in the way

CaptainRobbo · February 24

fenaddick said:

North Lower Neil said:

Extreme examples last night but the crowding of the keeper so he can't move is getting daft in the PL, isn't it?

Don't understand when they went from it being a foul when you basically moved your arm in the vague direction of the keeper and he fell over, to now allowing blatant obstruction in the hope you can bundle a goal in?

It’s the clever positioning of having attacker-defender-keeper as the defender can’t foul his own keeper even if he is in the way

We had a perfectly good goal ruled out against Leicester for that exact reason.
Years ago up at Villa, we had a corner and Alpay knocked Thomas Sorenson over. The ball dropped to the floor and we bundled it in.
The lino's flat went up and they got a free kick. Pre VAR days obviously, not that it seems to matter anyway.

Chris_from_Sidcup · February 26

"According to UEFA’s European Club Finance and Investment Landscape report, Chelsea reported a staggering €407m (£342m) deficit for the 2024/25 season."

msomerton · February 26

Chris_from_Sidcup said:

"According to UEFA’s European Club Finance and Investment Landscape report, Chelsea reported a staggering €407m (£342m) deficit for the 2024/25 season."

so much for the premiership being profitable.

AllHailTheHen · February 27

The insane financial gymnastics on both sides that are allowing Chelsea to get away with this are something to behold

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