Couldn't think - June 2025 onwards

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  • LukerzLukerz
    2-2 now

    Penalties
  • thornburyironthornburyiron
    PSG win 4-3
  • SlackerSlacker
    thornburyiron said:

    Spurs on their way to being Europe’s champions. Pity PSG are just back for pre season this week so what a time to have to play this.

    That aged……….

  • thornburyironthornburyiron
    They were 2-0 up in the shootout and nutsed that up too.
  • BubblesNeverDiesBubblesNeverDies
    One thing that annoyed me about this game - not the result of course, but how well Kudus played.
    He was how he played initially for us but then his performances started to seem like his heart and mind were elsewhere, a mercenary attitude of using West Ham as a stepping stone, IMO of course.
  • claretandblueskyclaretandbluesky
    I think he fell out with Lopetgui early on and never recovered. I do think he may have returned back to his best form had he stayed for a new season but I think he had decided he wanted out.

    He may just be one of those poor attitude players that are always super motivated when arriving but when wanting a move do what is necessary to get one. In which case Spurs can expect a great player until he wants out.

    It's one of the things that made me shake my head regard Declan, here we had one of the best attitudes on a player in the modern game, wanted a move but never orchestrated one and gave everything every match, taking pride in the shirt as though it were his only ever shirt whilst wearing it. Only to be booed by a section of our support.

    Autonovic come to mind as another poor attitude, orchestrated a move to us gave all until wanting a move and then looked a shadow of himself.
  • MrsGreyMrsGrey
    I think if he was looking for a way out, playing below his best and generally not being motivated isn't going to have people queuing up to buy him and pay him a huge salary.

    It's why I don't interpret his poor performances as ''angling for a move'.
  • claretandblueskyclaretandbluesky
    Possibly, but I think they know clubs will remember what they have seen previously ( his first season) and take a view they are unhappy and under performing for a different reason to do with the club. Everton are taking a view that the Grealish of Villa is still there regardless of his later City performances.

    I am not stating that Kudus does have an attitude issue and could have been giving his all last season but he did seem to fall out of form when Lopetgui arrived and never looked happy and then seemed determined to move as soon as the window opened.

    All players have a unique personality and psychology, something that must make a managers job even more difficult. It's why the Rices and Souceks of this world are so likeable.
  • OutcastLondonerOutcastLondoner
    Kudus also played on the right for Spurs. He was good for us on the right, with Bowen up front.

    As soon as Moyes started putting him on the left, we saw his performances become more inconsistent, though he still had some good games. Under Lopetigui though, he became fixed on the left and completely lost his form and confidence. Bowen is better than him but there was a failure to get them working together last season, despite the two of them regularly pulling us through some pretty bad performances in the last Moyes season.
  • chicagohammerchicagohammer
    Ravel49 said:

    if I recall correctly, Florin had fallen out with Harry as he supposedly went shopping instead of training so he struggled to get a game, the problem was he was actually quite useful and was otherwise kept out of the team by none other than Ian Dowie.

    Of course when he did come on he scored a beauty against Man U and the whole ground chanted “ were you watching on the bench”

    Happy days 😀

  • Ravel49Ravel49
    When on earth did I post this 🤣🤷‍♂️🤪
  • ASLEFshruggedASLEFshrugged
    Raducioiu denies the story is true but legend has it he took his wife Astrid Christmas shopping at Harrods and Harvey Nicks instead of taking a cold, midweek trip to Stockport County for a League Cup 4th round replay (Wednesday 18 December 1996)

    Raducioiu scored in the 1-1 draw at home

    In the replay Julian Dicks scored from a corner, Iain Dowie equalised with a classic own goal and Brett Angell scored the winner, all in the first half hour. After that they parked the bus
  • KuchinghammerKuchinghammer
    I've just realised that West Ham could be on for a Guinness Book of Records entry. They've already let Sunderland score their first goal of the season, and could do the same for Chelsea on Friday and possibly Wolves midweek. Any stats on this?
    PS it might be best to keep quiet about this 🤔 🤔😉😷
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