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Terrible in first half subs used then different team altogether
still think we can beat them next week though
Spurs started without wingers. Lennon is injured and Bale played through the centre. City scored an early goal through Nasri.
After an hour, Spurs took off Gylfi Sigurdsson and Scott Parker for Lewis Holtby and Tom Huddlestone. Then Jermain Defoe came on in place of Emmanuel Adebayor.
With Bale playing wide, Spurs promptly turned the tables on City, scoring goals by Dempsey, Defoe and, inevitably, Bale.
So Spurs remain in the race for fourth place. Manchester City have shown themselves to be fallible. And Manchester United will now be crowned Champions if they beat Aston Villa on Monday night.
Yes I’m sure Bobby will have noted City’s failings…
At least it means ManUre really have an incentive to win tomorrow night. Think they’ve only won the PL title once or twice at Old Trafford, almost always been away…erm 2008 :ohmy:
Never thought I’d see the day I’d be cheering on ManUre…but needs must
At least it means ManUre really have an incentive to win tomorrow night. Think they’ve only won the PL title once or twice at Old Trafford, almost always been away…erm 2008 :ohmy:You’re right, I don’t think there is a snowball’s chance in hell that United won’t win tomorrow night.
vile have some tough games coming up and I think they will struggle to get past 36 points before they play us.That would mean that 37 would be the benchmark and it does look like we will be the main featured game on sky on the final Sunday if we can get at least four points between now and that game.
The game next week is a big one and we will be the underdogs but what an incentive to come out of the bottom three and put some pressure on Vile before they play Blunderland on the Monday.
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