Saturday, 20 December 2008
Challenge Spurs™ - Beware the Abyss
Challenge Spurs™
Game 10 v (A) Newcastle Utd
Total points: 19
Position: 15th
Hutton, Modric, Lennon, Jenas, Woodgate, King, Bent and Gio. All unavailable for tomorrows game at St James Park against England's biggest club side, Newcastle United.
I'm cacking it. The Premier League this season is one chaotic mess, from 7th spot all the way down to the bottom. After Saturday afternoon's results, it West Ham beat Villa and we lose tomorrow (and City beat WBA), we go 3rd from bottom. Back into the mire. Not that it matters if we win the next game, because the future of the 2008 season will consist of 10 or so clubs swapping positions and moving upwards and downwards. There is no let up and thus no sign of anyone pulling away into certain saftey.
WBA are doomed. Blackburn will recover now they have tactical genius Big Sam at the helm, which means that once The Dirty Dozen run of games in Challenge Spurs™ is done and dusted, I get this distinict feeling that I'll have to follow it up with another set of 12 games. But I no longer have my worried hat on. I know Owen will be inspired tomorrow, playing for the January window, and if we do end up as depleted as it looks, we could be in for one of those usual calamties performances up there in the black and white ocean of ear-bleeding noise and scarf holding.
The again, backs up against it, I fancy Harry to maybe get one over Kinnear. Three points would be wonderful.
Modric and Lennon out (not yet confirmed) would be depressing. Bent is recovering from illness (something I managed to completely forget, hence his redundant inclusion in my Yahoo dream team). Woodgate might be back for Fulham, King is King and might not be back till the New Year. We seem to be playing all the teams around us at the moment, so the faster the Jan window opens up, the better. We need, to quote Harry 'proper players'.
My prediciton? We'll pull away from the mire, but its gonna be sticky for a few more games.
Game 10 v (A) Newcastle Utd
Total points: 19
Position: 15th
Hutton, Modric, Lennon, Jenas, Woodgate, King, Bent and Gio. All unavailable for tomorrows game at St James Park against England's biggest club side, Newcastle United.
I'm cacking it. The Premier League this season is one chaotic mess, from 7th spot all the way down to the bottom. After Saturday afternoon's results, it West Ham beat Villa and we lose tomorrow (and City beat WBA), we go 3rd from bottom. Back into the mire. Not that it matters if we win the next game, because the future of the 2008 season will consist of 10 or so clubs swapping positions and moving upwards and downwards. There is no let up and thus no sign of anyone pulling away into certain saftey.
WBA are doomed. Blackburn will recover now they have tactical genius Big Sam at the helm, which means that once The Dirty Dozen run of games in Challenge Spurs™ is done and dusted, I get this distinict feeling that I'll have to follow it up with another set of 12 games. But I no longer have my worried hat on. I know Owen will be inspired tomorrow, playing for the January window, and if we do end up as depleted as it looks, we could be in for one of those usual calamties performances up there in the black and white ocean of ear-bleeding noise and scarf holding.
The again, backs up against it, I fancy Harry to maybe get one over Kinnear. Three points would be wonderful.
Modric and Lennon out (not yet confirmed) would be depressing. Bent is recovering from illness (something I managed to completely forget, hence his redundant inclusion in my Yahoo dream team). Woodgate might be back for Fulham, King is King and might not be back till the New Year. We seem to be playing all the teams around us at the moment, so the faster the Jan window opens up, the better. We need, to quote Harry 'proper players'.
My prediciton? We'll pull away from the mire, but its gonna be sticky for a few more games.
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4 comments:
Biggest game in our history, right? Anyone? In terms of play, as long as its about 1 million per cent better than that Carling Cup travesty of a game I'll be happy.
Same result would do me.
Big game. We don't win up there in league games that often and considering our position its important we don't lose. Need to start pulling away now before Fulham/WBA games. Gonna be difficult with a depleted side.
Sorry guv. We have this game wrapped up. I reckon we'll spank you 3-0. Spurs always bottle it up at StJ. Owen brace NAILED ON.
Ledley King, Aaron Lennon and Luka Modric are back in the team, so not too depleted.
No excuses now.
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