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Right Eoghan, Tottenham are safe. It wasn't pretty but they got the job done.
Yes, brutal game. Brutal game. First half, no shots on target at all from either side and neither keeper had anything to do really for the whole game until we come back to Kinski at the end there from George's shot. But first half, you had nothing in it at all. Tottenham did look like a treff, a half treff I'd say from set pieces and obviously he was saying this through the commentary it has been the season of the set piece and that's where Pellinia comes up with the back stick is a great ball in from Tell towards that back post and obviously he just heads it off the off the post comes back out to him it's coming out of him so fast it looks like it's nearly behind him as he hits it in with his left foot and just kind of goes over the line before Barry's able to clear it and
Yeah, and to be fair, they were the better team in the first half. They showed more intent, they had more possession, they had more efforts at goal, not at goal, but towards the goal I should say. But yeah, not a pretty game at all. Everything only showed up when I went to additional time there. They've probably had one opportunity. George came in from the left side on his right foot, beats Pedro Parra, comes in, tries to whip him into that far corner. Kinski, to be fair to him, had a little to do all game. For him, especially after what he's been through this season, to come up with a big moment like that and keep his side with the lead is important for him and obviously important for Tottenham. They're after saving their season, I suppose, and make sure they're in the Premier League next year.
Yeah, and the timing of the goal, obviously, just a couple of minutes before half-time, we spoke about it before the match and even during the game. The first goal was going to be key, where it came from. Was it West Ham who scored first? Was it Tottenham?
What was Tottenham's performance like against Everton?
And it was Tottenham. And West Ham obviously win 3-0, but they scored their three goals in the second half. They never got that pressure on Spurs, even if they got an early goal against Leeds, just to raise the stakes even higher.
Yeah, and it's an awkward thing going into a game, trying not to lose it, rather than trying to win something. But to be fair to Tottenham, especially in that first half, they were the better team. Obviously there was no cutting edge top end of the pitch or anything like that. Not much happening before it's actually getting shots off on target.
How did the first half of the match unfold?
but they definitely looked like a team that weren't going to concede you know as if they weren't just trying to hang on there and like we know from looking at the Zerbys teams in the past that he has a proper go he always has a proper go me and you were talking on the way up here after the match that like next year you'd imagine Tottenham will actually be a decent team under the Zerby you know I can't see them finishing bottom half I think he comes in there gets the type of personnel he wants in the building probably gets a few of them bad eggs out that everyone's kind of em saying that are in there and kind of seen a bit of that throughout this season especially under Thomas Franks Ryan and I'm sure he'll put his he's very much an authoritarian as well it's his way or the highway you know so he'd be he'd be a bit of a ruthless animal when it comes to the personnel you'll have in there well also as well they've no European football they obviously played in the Champions League off the back of winning the Europa League last season so it's two 17th place finishers in a row but
he can obviously play more aggressive and high-intensity football without European football, but looking at that squad, is there some players he just needs to get, like, the emotional baggage of the last couple of years where, like, some of those players just look broken?
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