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Agree, Liverpool paying the price for this Man City type football, just passing it about with no real intent smoking cigars. Get right in about these bastards from the start.

how overated is this curtis jones

Well well

Four minutes added on

Klopp will be raging in interview later, should have been a comfortable victory if playing full tempo, playing the relax stuff and get your arse bitten at the death. Punters with head in their hands Fortunately for me didn't have a bet on this.

FT 1-1 Fireman Sam digs out a point

deservedly got fa,v shaky perf that,onward

have a feeling Wolves could be overrun, they have a lot of attacking players all round, who's there to hold? Moutinho?

I can see City winning the league still after all this

They've been dog **** all season but not that far behind

Wolves very inconsistent at home A-H-SD-H-SD-A-H  aggregate score of 8-7.
Spuds won their first four away from home, but two draws and a defeat since then, aggregate score of 6-15.

1-1 final score for me.

Bilic would have got all 3 points imo

Wolves look tempting to me at roughly 4 but I aint betting today

I reckon Bilic would have played his joker and taken six points

just window shopping stroddle?

Spurs to bounce back and win

Wolves have come in the betting in last few minutes, Spuds must have some players out

Wolves third lowest goals per game average at home at 2.14, only Sheffield United (2.00) and Burnley (1.83) are lower.

Adama Traore returns to the Wolves starting XI as boss Nuno Espirito Santo makes three changes from the side that lost to Burnley last-time out.

Traore started Wolves' last two games on the bench but comes back in alongside Fabio Silva and Fernando Marcel.

There's four changes for Tottenham from their previous Premier League fixture - the 2-0 defeat to Leicester.

Matt Doherty, Davinson Sanchez, Harry Winks and Ben Davies all come in.

Tanguy Ndombele missed the Carabao Cup quarter-final win against Stoke in midweek but returns to the first XI.

Kane should do the business as usual, they'd be mid table without him

Dec 27, 2020 -- 6:35PM, scandanavian_haven wrote:

Kane should do the business as usual, they'd be mid table without him

They're mid-table with him.

they'll be 3rd tonight sofaking

they have Fulham and Leeds next, could be top soon again

Dec 27, 2020 -- 6:38PM, scandanavian_haven wrote:

they have Fulham and Leeds next, could be top soon again

Spurs won't top the table again this season.  Jose's pre-historic tactics have been rumbled.

Let's get ready to rumbbbbbbbbbbllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I was only joking about them being mid table without him because the reality is they'd buy someone with the funds to replace him.

Strikers like Harry Kane don't grow on trees

If a defence sits deep and marks Kane and Son out of the game then Spurs have absolutely no plan B.

Wolves wont sit deep though

But to be quite frank, spurs git away with it last time here, ok wolves was better then, but expect an ugly performance from spurs to win by one goal

good money after bad,wolves-1

Former Tottenham boss Christian Gross has been appointed as Schalke's fourth coach of a miserable season so far.

The 66-year-old, who left Saudi Arabia's Al-Ahli in February, arrived at Tottenham in November 1997 but lasted less than 10 months.

Schalke, bottom of the German Bundesliga after 13 games, have already been managed by David Wagner, Manuel Baum and Huub Stevens this season.

0-1

easy

An early lead didn’t work out so well for Liverpool, did it

Angoose 27 Dec 20 20:16 
Former Tottenham boss Christian Gross has been appointed as Schalke's fourth coach of a miserable season so far.




I remember Gross attracting ridicule when at Spurs by coming to the ground by the underground.

He proudly showed his ticket to the assembled media and the ridicule kicked in

A man ahead of his times, displaying his green credentials

Its all good now, sit back and hope for goals babby!!!!

The goal was officiall timed at 57 seconds, by the way. It's the earliest Premier League goal scored from outside the box since Kenedy netted after 39 seconds for Chelsea v Norwich in March 2016.

Sit back and hope for goals.... Let's hope so.

Spurs win here and they are still only 4 points behind pool having been unlucky against them a couple of weeks ago

Can close the gap by winning the return fixture

Reguilon should've passed it ffs.

7 Portuguese players in Wolves starting line up, don't think I've ever seen so many players from 1 country in a PL team before other than English, their academy mustn't be that good

Don’t forget the Brazilian

They don't need an academy with their money and contacts though

We tried using the same contacts but ended up with the rubbish Wolves didn't want

I don't think most of these players are all that, Podence looks average, Neves I think is the best though he was far better in the Championship, Silva I think had only scored 2 goals in his life before the move, though he's 18, did they really need to spend 35 million pounds on a player that didn't seem to be coveted, do they all share the same agent or something, seems fishy

PENALTY

Or not .....

Jorge Mendes is the original super agent. Most famous for representing Cristiano Ronaldo, Mendes’ roster of clients boasts many high profile figures within the game including Jose Mourinho, David de Gea, James Rodriguez, Diego Costa, and Joao Felix. Mendes’ role at Wolves is purely advisory. A known friend and associate of Wolves owners Fosun International, Mendes’ acts as the link between Wolves’ Chinese investors and the European football market. Fosun International also owns a stake in Medes’ sports agency Gestifute. The pipeline of talent this partnership has created has been extremely fruitful for Wolves, with a particular emphasis on players and staff from Portugal.

I see

Cheers Goose

Early goal but no overs

Can so often happen when you get an ultra early goal, all the pre match plans go out the window.

Even with Jimenez we had the offensive threat of a daddy long legs armed with a tiny feather duster upfront , now it's obviously much worse. A couple of strikers required in January - Silva looks a complete waste of money considering the fee spent. We have too many speedy wingers crossing the ball for a 5 ft 5 Podence operating upfront who has no chance of getting on the end of it

Still time for overs

You'll be fine wolf

I think they are happy to sit just in the top half and bring in the players slowly

That's the positive of being sat mid table, can rebuild without looking over your shoulder

goal wolves!

That'll do , deserved equaliser on the balance of play

Dec 27, 2020 -- 6:29PM, Angoose wrote:

Wolves very inconsistent at home A-H-SD-H-SD-A-H

Well that was the most predictable equaliser ever.

time for a winner, Podence or Kane

Jose trying to sit on a one goal lead bites him in the as again. ****g donosaur.

dinosaur*

Spurs gone to pot when needing to grind it out

Horse face Kane throwing himself to the ground in an even more embarrassing fashion than silva did earlier, both should be booked

he'll probably blame Dele Alli again even though he wasn't on the pitch, he's always digging him for some reason

are these fckin commentators on sky part of the spurs fan club........  wolves ay we

feels like every game today has had about 7 minutes injury time

Spurs are on their way to mid table mediocrity
Tottenham going to do it again
You can’t stop them, the boys from Tottenham, the boys from White Hart Lane

silva misses a sitter

He knew I tipped up 1-1

Jose's extreme caution cost them two points here.

I thought a draw was fair but the result is no use for either team. People talk about draws as "extending unbeaten runs" but if you draw every game it ends up with 38 points and possible relegation. Silva needs a haircut , a steak and ideally to be replaced upfront.. poor result for both sides

Two points from twelve. I can't handle Mourinho's pre-historic, negative brand of football if they're not winning games.

fckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk jose

Don't want to after time .... but made a nice few quid out of that game regarding wolves corners and match bookings.. it would have been much better if the mighty Wolves had won though

You get the feeling Tottenham will have a backlash and thrash Fulham at home on Wednesday after the last few results, Kane to score a hat trick

Dec 27, 2020 -- 9:10PM, Angoose wrote:

He knew I tipped up 1-1

Yeah fair play

It seems the opposition have sussed out traore, their not even bothering to foul him anymore.
No assist or goal in his last 22 games, no threat either, he will be back in the championship soon

Dec 27, 2020 -- 9:12PM, wolf3011 wrote:

I thought a draw was fair but the result is no use for either team. People talk about draws as "extending unbeaten runs" but if you draw every game it ends up with 38 points and possible relegation. Silva needs a haircut , a steak and ideally to be replaced upfront.. poor result for both sides

Draws are fine if you've been in a poor run of form and sliding down the table, a 5 game unbeaten run with 1 win and 4 draws is decent in that perspective

But not for Tottenham, they need to start winning again

Dec 27, 2020 -- 9:18PM, scandanavian_haven wrote:

You get the feeling Tottenham will have a backlash and thrash Fulham at home on Wednesday after the last few results, Kane to score a hat trick

Jose won't allow a "backlash".  If Spurs score first then Jose will get them to sit deep and defend their lead for the rest of the game. The prick won't change his ways.

Things changed after the 3-3 West Ham game.  Attacking football has been abolished.  Jose's lucky that fans aren't allowed in the stadiums.

Dec 27, 2020 -- 9:21PM, G Hall wrote:

It seems the opposition have sussed out traore, their not even bothering to foul him anymore.No assist or goal in his last 22 games, no threat either, he will be back in the championship soon

He's far to big

He might be quick but he's got no agility, no quickness of thought and body reactions in tight situations

When Wolves scored the equaliser ........ the reaction from the sky commentators was like if someone scored a late goal v England in a WC.... clunts

0-60 in 2 seconds but on a tight track like Monaco its no good

By the way ... spurs were sh!t and lucky to get a point

Dec 27, 2020 -- 9:23PM, SontaranStratagem wrote:

Dec 27, 2020 -- 10:21PM, G Hall wrote:It seems the opposition have sussed out traore, their not even bothering to foul him anymore.No assist or goal in his last 22 games, no threat either, he will be back in the championship soonHe's far to big He might be quick but he's got no agility, no quickness of thought and body reactions in tight situations

Looks more like a rugby player or American footballer. Yeah, he doesn't scare any opposition teams these days.

Yeah ...... that's why he's now a regular for Spain

I wouldnt bother what G Hall thinks of Traore when he is on the general gambling forum begging for help to make money. Traore is an excellent player

One of the reasons he has so few assists is because our "strikers" are non existent

I think he's to big wolf

Could do with losing a stone of that muscle

Bingo you took the bait again, you have become as predictable as traore

Spurs got outplayed by Wolves for 80 odd minutes.......... now listen to these clunts on sky spouting drivel... why bother listening to these "pundits"

He has the ability to beat players at the drop of a hat, no one can do what he does in our side ( or other sides) which makes him unique. If we had a target man upfront, his stats would look very different

Wolves were the better side and deserved the point probably a tad unlucky not to have more time to win it goal came late on

The pundits are just idiots

You don't think losing some of the muscle would make him better wolf?

Even someone like Andy Carroll would get a hatfull for us at the moment .. they are reluctant to cross it to Fabio at the moment but he will get better ... Raul would've scored at least 2 tonight

Not really SS, he uses his strength to beat people .. what we need are decent strikers in the mold of jimenez to be in the right area although at times his crossing can be poor. His stats were better last season but this season we only have Silva as an out and out striker who looks like he needs a good meal inside him

Dec 27, 2020 -- 9:34PM, mecca wrote:

Even someone like Andy Carroll would get a hatfull for us at the moment .. they are reluctant to cross it to Fabio at the moment but he will get better ... Raul would've scored at least 2 tonight

I think Raul would have scored from the Silva chance at the end without doubt

Fair enough

I look at him and see an American Footballer though, power and good flat speed but looks like he lacks the agile side

Messi has that for example, small but good feed and agility

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