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Maybe he get them to the promised land!
He himself would believe it
Chelsea ought to sign someone to play upfront given both Lukaku and Werner are gone, or will it be Sterling/Havertz?
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I might do, but have you got worries about him ? If so please share, I dont want us signing another glass type or slow fucker that stands there and watches the likes of KDB just walk past with the ball.
No worries about him. My party wasn't meant to be sarcastic.
I do want us to sign him. I do think he'll be a great player. And I do think City will sign him or Bellingham.
Antonio Conte's land of the giants: How the Tottenham boss beefed up his squad to muscle in on the title race...
[article]Ledley King has spent the summer watching Tottenham grow. And grow. And grow. And as the new Spurs crushed Southampton in their Premier League opener, they sent a warning about their imposing new identity.
'When I look at the squad, one of the first things that strikes me is the size of them,' says King, a former Spurs captain and England centre back who stands tall at 6ft 2in.
'It's a very physical squad and that excites me. Being a somewhat physical defender back in my day, to see a team full of big, strong athletes is great.
'It definitely makes a difference when you're standing in the tunnel before a game and look across and see a team of strong athletes who can run all day.'
Boss Antonio Conte has signed eight players — with a ninth, Destiny Udogie from Udinese, soon to be confirmed for £15million — since his arrival at Tottenham last November, all of them over 6ft tall.
Among those discarded have been Harry Winks, Giovani Lo Celso and Sergio Reguillon, all around 5ft 10in. Tanguy Ndombele is taller but falls well short of the level of intensity required and there appears to be little future at the club for Bryan Gil, who is 5ft 9in.
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[article]Ledley King has spent the summer watching Tottenham grow. And grow. And grow. And as the new Spurs crushed Southampton in their Premier League opener, they sent a warning about their imposing new identity.
'When I look at the squad, one of the first things that strikes me is the size of them,' says King, a former Spurs captain and England centre back who stands tall at 6ft 2in.
'It's a very physical squad and that excites me. Being a somewhat physical defender back in my day, to see a team full of big, strong athletes is great.
'It definitely makes a difference when you're standing in the tunnel before a game and look across and see a team of strong athletes who can run all day.'
Boss Antonio Conte has signed eight players — with a ninth, Destiny Udogie from Udinese, soon to be confirmed for £15million — since his arrival at Tottenham last November, all of them over 6ft tall.
Among those discarded have been Harry Winks, Giovani Lo Celso and Sergio Reguillon, all around 5ft 10in. Tanguy Ndombele is taller but falls well short of the level of intensity required and there appears to be little future at the club for Bryan Gil, who is 5ft 9in.
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Antonio Conte's land of the giants: How the Tottenham boss beefed up his squad to muscle in on the title race...
[article]Ledley King has spent the summer watching Tottenham grow. And grow. And grow. And as the new Spurs crushed Southampton in their Premier League opener, they sent a warning about their imposing new identity.
'When I look at the squad, one of the first things that strikes me is the size of them,' says King, a former Spurs captain and England centre back who stands tall at 6ft 2in.
'It's a very physical squad and that excites me. Being a somewhat physical defender back in my day, to see a team full of big, strong athletes is great.
'It definitely makes a difference when you're standing in the tunnel before a game and look across and see a team of strong athletes who can run all day.'
Boss Antonio Conte has signed eight players — with a ninth, Destiny Udogie from Udinese, soon to be confirmed for £15million — since his arrival at Tottenham last November, all of them over 6ft tall.
Among those discarded have been Harry Winks, Giovani Lo Celso and Sergio Reguillon, all around 5ft 10in. Tanguy Ndombele is taller but falls well short of the level of intensity required and there appears to be little future at the club for Bryan Gil, who is 5ft 9in.
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They certainly look to be in a better position than Chelsea and us at the moment. Heavy investment in the summer as well.
Arse I’m not too sure. If Gabriel’s out injured they’ll fade, as they usually do.
But Spurs I rate highly only cos of Conte. The min he joined I knew he’ll turn that ship around and true enough he’s done it admirably in a pretty short time.
I like Conte and I think he’s quite the tactical genius too. So it’ll be interesting to see how Klopp responds when we play them. Conte has already outsmarted us a couple times now.
Arsenal wont challenge for the title cause they're not good enough. But Spurs will probably be in the mix because of Conte. Dont think they'll get higher than 3rd due to quality of the squads.
After seeing Richarlisons antics in the last few games you'd hope Spurs get relegated.
This is why I think we gave ourselves a mountain to climb with that slipshod start to the season. It’s not just going to be Man City we’ll be competing with but, for long stretches of the season at least, Arsenal, Spurs and, if ten Hag keeps his nerve, Man U.
I think Arteta has something good going - very good attacking players who work well together, still lacking in midfield and an improving defense. Goalie is extreme - can be brilliant, but he will have a run of poor form.
I think top 4 should be minimum target for them this year.
I think top 4 should be minimum target for them this year.
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