Apparently Bissouma has been pictured inhaling nitrous oxide.
I didn’t realise he was still at Spurs. I remember there was talk of us getting him while Jurgen was around.
Thank goodness for the “no dickheads” rule!
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Sounds like a good laugh.
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Is that a new one, or the old photo from a couple of years ago?
on the sky sports ticker right now
You can’t blame someone just wants to have a giggle.
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So 2nd strike. Likely would be grounds to have his contract terminated
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Haven’t seen Spurs this season until our match last night. Is anyone else surprised at at what a nasty, shithouse team of cunts they have turned into?
They flew into so many tackles yesterday with clear intent to injure. Have they been like that all season? Even Match of the Day highlighted it.
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Saw them a couple of times early on and thought they weren’t half bad. It’s clear though that since their results have dipped then their approach now is pure yard dog. Any respect I had for Franks has vanished after that display of brutality yesterday. The funny thing is that it won’t do him any favours with Spurs fans either. He’ll get what he deserves soon enough.
They are showing passion, that they care and pride in their cock… at least that is how it can be spun. Limited teams always go to that tactic and set of phrasings.
He didn’t think the Simons challenge on Van Dijk was a foul, and he dismissed the kick out from Romero as ‘two big boys having a fight’.
On the other hand he thought Ekitike’s goal should have been ruled out because he put two hands on Romeros back.
Make that make sense.
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I was trying for two birds with one stone…
I like van der Ven and think he is a very good player. Don’t think he wanted to hurt Isak. Went all in trying to avoid conceding a goal. Wouldn’t want it any other way from our players in that situation. Part of the game but probably should have seen a red card for it.
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He was late. As were half a dozen other Spurs players in those circumstances. You can suggest one or two were accidental, but I think when you are getting into five or six, it’s a game plan.
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I struggle with this statement to be honest. If you slide like that, being a pretty big unit and his speed, and the fact he knew he would be late, there was a high chance that Isak was going to wear one - hopefully not a cast for the next 6-8 weeks… The players know that this sort of a challenge can result in the outcome that unfolded.
Was T-rex trying to put VvD out for the season?
I believe that Spurs are probably trying to send a message to the other teams through this phase of their “development” - that they will do “anything” to get a result. A few “stories” like this is probably seen as a badge of honour and part of their development.
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So, they’re at the Neanderthal stage of their development then?
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No doubt about it and that’s down to the manager. I’m surprised more hasn’t been made of that challenge on Isak. It was reckless and a red card for me.
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Comparing van der Ven situation with Pickford is ridiculous. We all know Pickford had the intention to injure Virgil.
Van der Ven should have been sent off but maybe the fact that we scored ‘saved’ him.
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Yep Van der Ven’s was a desperate lunging attempt at blocking a goal. Don’t think there was malice behind that particular challenge but he was late and deserved red. Imagine how dirty of a game spurs actually played though to get not one but 2 players sent off, considering how much other teams are generally allowed to assault our players.
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