was jokes they started with a senior back 4 and Gundogan and Foden, we too made changes


we were great for half an hour first half and deserved the win, they didnt create an awful lot just that chance at the end off the line, Vicario didnt make many stops

Yes, that's 8 wins out of the last 10 games, but the Ange out brigade will say that the City game doesn't count for much as they were not a full strength.

I remain confident in our manager and I think a few people on here will have to eat humble pie come the end of the season.

city only half 13 players available apparently

comment by Gezza-Spurs (U18952)
posted 1 minute ago
Yes, that's 8 wins out of the last 10 games, but the Ange out brigade will say that the City game doesn't count for much as they were not a full strength.

I remain confident in our manager and I think a few people on here will have to eat humble pie come the end of the season.
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I was happy Ange started pretty strong. So no complaints from me.

comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 6 minutes ago


was jokes they started with a senior back 4 and Gundogan and Foden, we too made changes


we were great for half an hour first half and deserved the win, they didnt create an awful lot just that chance at the end off the line, Vicario didnt make many stops
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Yeh just that little wobble last 15 minutes of the first half. But City didn`t create to much, although they had a lot of the ball.

Surprisingly funny

Good win last night and really enjoyable game.... Obviously, the injuries are a worry, esp when you consider what happened last year.

It will be interesting to see how it plays out.... For all the talk about Spurs being a better bet for a cup than the league.... If we are gonna win this one we are gonna have to get by City, United, Arsenal, Liverpool &/ Or Newcastle. Granted everybody has injuries/ uses their full squad in this comp but its no coincidence that its the "big heads" left

Can Spurs win it.. 100% yes.... will they win it ? not so sure

Congratulations to Spurs. For your 1st silverware of the season. The "we beat City cup"

Good win. Can only hope it kickstarts our season....5th time lucky.

comment by gone but never forgotten (U21659)
posted 16 minutes ago
Congratulations to Spurs. For your 1st silverware of the season. The "we beat City cup"
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Spurs were that good that City even gave you some Pusey last night

just watched back and we really did miss 3 golden chances to really put a big win in before they even had a chance 2nd half

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posted 9 minutes ago
Spurs were that good that City even gave you some Pusey last night
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Tragic name

comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 10 minutes ago
just watched back and we really did miss 3 golden chances to really put a big win in before they even had a chance 2nd half
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Calm down hafi

only what i said is true

comment by Diamondlights (U20501)
posted 2 hours, 43 minutes ago
Good win last night and really enjoyable game.... Obviously, the injuries are a worry, esp when you consider what happened last year.

It will be interesting to see how it plays out.... For all the talk about Spurs being a better bet for a cup than the league.... If we are gonna win this one we are gonna have to get by City, United, Arsenal, Liverpool &/ Or Newcastle. Granted everybody has injuries/ uses their full squad in this comp but its no coincidence that its the "big heads" left

Can Spurs win it.. 100% yes.... will they win it ? not so sure
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Ask any Spurs fan and they'll say it's meant to be. Ask a super computer and the chances of us winning I think will sit at around 3-5% purely on the basis that we struggle to win against bigger teams so to win it would be to defy the norm four times in a row (Everyone has a 12% chance given there's 8 team left but then you have to factor in the favourites and our record against them). I'd be staggered if we won it given the opposition left.

comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 3 hours, 38 minutes ago
comment by Diamondlights (U20501)
posted 2 hours, 43 minutes ago
Good win last night and really enjoyable game.... Obviously, the injuries are a worry, esp when you consider what happened last year.

It will be interesting to see how it plays out.... For all the talk about Spurs being a better bet for a cup than the league.... If we are gonna win this one we are gonna have to get by City, United, Arsenal, Liverpool &/ Or Newcastle. Granted everybody has injuries/ uses their full squad in this comp but its no coincidence that its the "big heads" left

Can Spurs win it.. 100% yes.... will they win it ? not so sure
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Ask any Spurs fan and they'll say it's meant to be. Ask a super computer and the chances of us winning I think will sit at around 3-5% purely on the basis that we struggle to win against bigger teams so to win it would be to defy the norm four times in a row (Everyone has a 12% chance given there's 8 team left but then you have to factor in the favourites and our record against them). I'd be staggered if we won it given the opposition left.
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easy now

let’s not uk get ahead of ourselves 🤣

Good win. Stay humble.

Arsenals draws in this comp are faaacking unreal. I knew winning last night would only lead to an equally tough game - United with a new manager.

Meanwhile after Arsenal heroically knock out Preston, they are given Palace at home.

I’m not a tin hat man, I know it’s not a conspiracy and purely luck - but we get some real schitty luck with domestic cup draws.

Even if we get through, Arsenal and Liverpool are nailed on for a semi spot - leaving the winner of Brentford vs Newcastle as our best bet

comment by Striketeam7 - staying humble (U18109)
posted 5 minutes ago
Arsenals draws in this comp are faaacking unreal. I knew winning last night would only lead to an equally tough game - United with a new manager.

Meanwhile after Arsenal heroically knock out Preston, they are given Palace at home.

I’m not a tin hat man, I know it’s not a conspiracy and purely luck - but we get some real schitty luck with domestic cup draws.

Even if we get through, Arsenal and Liverpool are nailed on for a semi spot - leaving the winner of Brentford vs Newcastle as our best bet
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Not sure about the bad luck with domestic cup draws. I think we've had some decent draws. Last season it was Fulham in the EFL Cup, the year before it was Forest, 5 years ago it was Colchester. If we aren't beating those teams we only have ourselves to blame.

comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Striketeam7 - staying humble (U18109)
posted 5 minutes ago
Arsenals draws in this comp are faaacking unreal. I knew winning last night would only lead to an equally tough game - United with a new manager.

Meanwhile after Arsenal heroically knock out Preston, they are given Palace at home.

I’m not a tin hat man, I know it’s not a conspiracy and purely luck - but we get some real schitty luck with domestic cup draws.

Even if we get through, Arsenal and Liverpool are nailed on for a semi spot - leaving the winner of Brentford vs Newcastle as our best bet
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Not sure about the bad luck with domestic cup draws. I think we've had some decent draws. Last season it was Fulham in the EFL Cup, the year before it was Forest, 5 years ago it was Colchester. If we aren't beating those teams we only have ourselves to blame.
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Funny you mention Fulham, as that was a case of incredibly bad luck with the draw. Bearing in mind it was the earliest round of the league cup, none of the euro sides and split into a North/South divide - Chelsea was the hardest draw we could get and Fulham the second hardest, of course we got Fulham away from home.

If we’re picking things at random though, that’s 2 seasons running we’ve drawn Man City, Coventry is the only non Prem side we have faced in a cup in a couple of years and we’ve just drawn the side that have made 3 of the last 4 domestic cup finals, winning 2 of them.

Meanwhile Arsenal play Palace at home after winning away at Preston

comment by Striketeam7 - staying humble (U18109)
posted 1 hour, 1 minute ago
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Striketeam7 - staying humble (U18109)
posted 5 minutes ago
Arsenals draws in this comp are faaacking unreal. I knew winning last night would only lead to an equally tough game - United with a new manager.

Meanwhile after Arsenal heroically knock out Preston, they are given Palace at home.

I’m not a tin hat man, I know it’s not a conspiracy and purely luck - but we get some real schitty luck with domestic cup draws.

Even if we get through, Arsenal and Liverpool are nailed on for a semi spot - leaving the winner of Brentford vs Newcastle as our best bet
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Not sure about the bad luck with domestic cup draws. I think we've had some decent draws. Last season it was Fulham in the EFL Cup, the year before it was Forest, 5 years ago it was Colchester. If we aren't beating those teams we only have ourselves to blame.
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Funny you mention Fulham, as that was a case of incredibly bad luck with the draw. Bearing in mind it was the earliest round of the league cup, none of the euro sides and split into a North/South divide - Chelsea was the hardest draw we could get and Fulham the second hardest, of course we got Fulham away from home.

If we’re picking things at random though, that’s 2 seasons running we’ve drawn Man City, Coventry is the only non Prem side we have faced in a cup in a couple of years and we’ve just drawn the side that have made 3 of the last 4 domestic cup finals, winning 2 of them.

Meanwhile Arsenal play Palace at home after winning away at Preston

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Add to that seems arsenal are virtually always drawn at home.

comment by Luka Bosh Brasi (U22178)
posted 2 hours, 34 minutes ago
Good win. Stay humble.
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Let’s be honest… City were not that bothered about winning this match…if they were… they would have brought on Haaland

But… a win is a win

I would never have play VDV in this match… he’s always a risk… if he plays 2 matches in a week