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@FPL_Marcello Just a fun player to own

People picking £7.5m Kroupi Jr instead of £7.5m Rice sort it out

@Klubbermeister @hellsteneetu @shaymaben6 @FPL_Marcello And Udogie

@hellsteneetu @shaymaben6 @FPL_Marcello Oh right I forgot about Robertson

The best left back in the league costs £4.5m FPL have made a huge mistake

they had no idea how much they were going to be injured together ❤️

keep djed’s name out of your mouth. twat.

@Sakkanel @SebOnFootball @Arsenal49notout Who would you sign then

@SebOnFootball @Arsenal49notout Because those our real rivals for the UCL. It's not rocket science.

A higher technical ceiling than Bruno G 🤣 he’s a joke on the ball

@Billie_T Those fireworks could of been Kroupis wages ffs

How can they afford Tonali tho

“One of the worst calls in history” is a Red Card 80/85% of the time in the Premier League or Champions League

@tim_michell It would of been worse if it’s GD btw

Clearly the H2H tiebreaker is wrong and leaves it open for teams to engineer results in the third group game. You'd have to hope this is the last time it's used at a World Cup.

@NealGardner_ You realise if it was gd it would be worse because if either team lost there would be a chance to come 4th

I suppose this is what you get when both sides just need a draw. Three sides qualifying and head to head. Awful additions to the World Cup.

@pjsuffolk @spencermorgan93 Fucks up having last games at the same time

@spencermorgan93 Or have 8 groups of 6 teams each. Then top 2 go through. (Or a 40 team event with 8 groups of 5)

Na Should change to 64. Only top two go through Having 8 of 12 third place teams going through when groups have become easier takes away almost all the jeopardy

Australians got to watch their team earn a historic win during the middle of the day on a Sunday, all together, bars and fanzones packed out, how it should be But no, it should’ve been in the middle of the night for them so that Europeans could watch on tv with little interest

@Odobertenjoyer4 @JeflonBezmusk look at his name obviously not

@JeflonBezmusk are you alright mate?

Biggest dopamine I ever got from a transfer

🗣️My personal view is that Spurs actually had a decent transfer window last summer. What ultimately distorted the perception of it was the unprecedented injury crisis that swept through the squad and severely impacted our league form and resulted in us finishing in 17th place. That isn't to say the squad was perfect. There were still obvious gaps to address namely at left-back, left centre-back and left wing but Spurs are already well on the way to addressing those concerns in this window with Robertson, Senesi and Savinho close on deals. We have a very strong nuculous within the squad that will remain next season and many players who will remind many fans just how good they are, it won’t need wholesales changes and the single most important thing is fixing our horrific spat of injuries we’ve experience over the past few seasons, something the club is actively trying to do and is well documented. Let’s get back to last summers signings. A quick recap: 1️⃣Kevin Danso Signed permanently and has rarely let us down. A reliable third-choice centre-back who has consistently stepped up when called upon. 2️⃣João Palhinha Widely regarded as one of the Premier League’s best midfielders before his move to Bayern. Spurs brought in an experienced operator on loan who offered a very different profile and skillset to the midfield options already at the club. 3️⃣Mohammed Kudus A winger capable of terrifying defenders in one-v-one situations. Universally viewed as an exciting signing at the time. Unfortunately, injury has taken some of the shine off what remains a hugely talented addition. 4️⃣Xavi Simons A genuine superstar and a player many believed Spurs had no chance of signing. Yet they got the deal done. Long-term, I think he'll prove to be an outstanding acquisition for the club. 5️⃣Mathys Tel Signing him was absolutely the right call And every club needs to signed a mix of young talent and experienced ready to go players. He's still raw and receives far too much criticism from the keyboard warriors. The narrative around him reminds me of the criticism Heung-min Son faced early in his Spurs career. If his development continues, many of those same critics may well be pleading for him to stay in the years ahead. 6️⃣Randal Kolo Muani Spurs secured a striker on loan who had been purchased for over £75m just a few years earlier and remained a regular international for France and had just finished a very strong loan at Juve. His loan spell ultimately fell below expectations, but that doesn't diminish the ambition or quality of the signing itself and one that fans were lambasting the club for not having either an option or obligation to buy in the deal. When you take a step back and assess the window in full, I think it's fair to say the recruitment was stronger than many now give it credit for, as above thier were holes and the injury crisis did far more damage to the season than the transfer business itself.

@Tyre_94 From Australia, and I woke up at 1am to watch us lose 3-0 to forest. Had a great day the next day …

Can’t even say this about American Tottenham fans, I be waking up at 7am to watch us lose 1-0 to Bournemouth, there’s no pretending I am quite literally stuck with them lmao

@XJEffect @NRL You called the bunker TMO you don’t even watch the sport. Apart from Walsh’s last year can’t think of any recent ones

@syd1two @NRL plenty of worse hits than this in the NRL that resulted in SIM BINS. this was NOT a send off

@LilywhiteLab Still private

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@toddvs35 Idk that video shows shoulder to head??

Let your eyes tell you what think he makes contact with first. Mitigating circumstances as he was falling. Looks like shoulder to shoulder. Head to head. Then shoulder makes contact with the head. Is it careless, yes. Is it a sin-bin, yes. Not a send-off

@SmokinJo21 Yep, photo tells everything mate. That’s well after first contact

The more I watch it the more I believe that it’s one of the worst send offs ever. Ponga actually makes a huge effort to lower himself and does make a reasonable effort to avoid hitting the head but it was impossible.

People who are comparing the Sualii one to Walsh are completely clueless. - To begin with Walsh didn’t have the ball when he was collected high. - Koula is literally being brought down in a tackle which made high contact unavoidable. - Head clash caused the concussion.

Any shoulder to head?