@MikkyMo73@_jonnyb1 Most Spurs fans appear shocked at a permanent deal. I presume there’s a big sell on. He looked potentially top class in u21/23 matches in the year prior to Oxford
@BenColeyGolf I’m probably the least Spurs biased fan you’ll ever find. You can’t believe how critical of Spurs players I am. Spence is an elite full back and certainly worth playing at this level. There are many conversations that could be had about this team before you reach right back
@BenColeyGolf I’m not making anything about Spurs. Trent’s obviously a great footballer, I’d have him in the squad. Palmer and Foden are obviously better than half the squad too. The point about scapegoating Spence, who is better at defending than Trent, stands
@JesseDHale1@NathanAClark We were comfortably in the top half 6 seasons in a row after those windows, then 17th the last two years. I just don’t think they’re that relevant to what’s happening now. Might us spending some money back then, and it working out, have kept Poch in a job for a bit, sure maybe
@JesseDHale1@NathanAClark Those transfer windows were a hell of a long time ago now. I don’t really see them being pertinent to our current problems. I imagine we’d have bungled the windows anyway if the recent past is anything to go by
@BenColeyGolf I know it happens. I’m suggesting it happened because he panicked when the keeper didn’t move at all, and that’s why he’s tried to hit it harder. The evidence suggests that
@BenColeyGolf Pretty sure you’re wrong. The run up and stutter is almost certainly to see which way the keeper leans. Watch his other penalties, particularly one against Newcastle
@BenColeyGolf The whole point of taking a penalty like that is to wait to see which way the keeper leans and go in the other corner? When the keeper didn’t move it looked like he panicked