Tottenham - Inter (28 Nov 18) [1-0]
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Lads, it's Tottenham.
I think we should play with defensive minded and searching for goal with fast counter attack through the flank using perisic and politano's speed. Totenham need to win this game and iam sure they will attack from 1st minute.
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Can't trust an already qualified Barcelona.
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FIF Special OnesYou could always pretend to be a big retarded 17 year old and have a "carer" with you to the gate.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFMeh can't see Barca losing at the Camp Nou, qualified or not qualified.
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And plus if we lose by one goal, our goal difference would still be better than Spurs.
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Goal difference only matters as a second tiebreaker. If they beat us 1-0, it's just like if it were a knockout round tie; it would be 2-2 on aggregate and they would have the away goal tiebreaker. 1-0 Tottenham is a perfect win for them. 2-1, 3-2, etc. is where a one-goal loss is "good" for us. Either overall goal difference becomes the next tiebreaker or we would have the away goal tiebreaker.
If tonight match we got a draw, our chance to qualified for the next round i can say around 80%, can't see Tot could beat Barca in Nou Camp.
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10 years of FIFWhat matters if PSV win though? We will be 8 and they are 4.
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As much as I hate their arrogant delusional fans, they indeed have every right to be confident about thrashing us. Basically, every football team on this earth does have every reason to be optimistic in beating us because we are one fucking volatile random team. We can put on a performance worthy of winning a CL final in one match, then suddenly play like the under-12 girl team of a special needs school in the following game against a relegation zone team of the 7th division Ugandan amateur league and lose 0-4 with 0 shot on target while getting dominated all game.
But that is also the reason why we shouldn't rule out our chance to get a result against Spurs at Wembley. We are a very unpredictable side and as Eddie said, we don't know which Inter will show up for the game tonight. Just hope that it will be a good competent and competitive Inter tonight like the one that won 3-0 at Lazio and not the retarded blood boiling clueless good for nothing motherfuckers that got molested and brutally analraped by Atalanta.
But that is also the reason why we shouldn't rule out our chance to get a result against Spurs at Wembley. We are a very unpredictable side and as Eddie said, we don't know which Inter will show up for the game tonight. Just hope that it will be a good competent and competitive Inter tonight like the one that won 3-0 at Lazio and not the retarded blood boiling clueless good for nothing motherfuckers that got molested and brutally analraped by Atalanta.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFAgreed, we're not third by a fluke, we can grind out wins against smaller teams but when it comes to a big games we usually step up.
Tottenham fans are completely clueless about us and are probably judging Inter on the first game, let them, it's fine, I'm sure Pocchettino and co. aren't stupid enough to do that. I just hope they go out and attack us and then end up falling on their collective arses.
In other news Wikipedia says it's goal difference that counts:
Points in head-to-head matches among tied teams;
Goal difference in head-to-head matches among tied teams;
Goals scored in head-to-head matches among tied teams;
Oh and do any historians I'm looking at Brehme (who is an actual antique
) know whether Inter has ever played at Wembley before?
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Most Passionate MemberVery doubtful. Maybe in some friendly cup or something. We didn't face Arsenal when they were using it in the late 90s.
I don't think we ever played against a London club in the 20th century.
I don't think we ever played against a London club in the 20th century.
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10 years of FIFAgreed, we're not third by a fluke, we can grind out wins against smaller teams but when it comes to a big games we usually step up.
Tottenham fans are completely clueless about us and are probably judging Inter on the first game, let them, it's fine, I'm sure Pocchettino and co. aren't stupid enough to do that. I just hope they go out and attack us and then end up falling on their collective arses.
In other news Wikipedia says it's goal difference that counts:
Points in head-to-head matches among tied teams;
Goal difference in head-to-head matches among tied teams;
Goals scored in head-to-head matches among tied teams;
Oh and do any historians I'm looking at Brehme (who is an actual antique
if we got draw, we had 4 points from them compare to 1.
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10 years of FIFFucking hate the whole english football community. Always thinking they are the best, best league and so on. Hope we fucking trash them at the fucking Wembley stadium.
We have the better team, my only fear is whether Spalletti goes for a draw and park the bus... Fuck these english idiots.
We have the better team, my only fear is whether Spalletti goes for a draw and park the bus... Fuck these english idiots.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI doubt he will do that, he has made it very clear that he wants the team to try and retain as much possession as possible along with pressing to get the ball back. Knowing that, Spurs will come out attacking so retaining possession and actually making good passes will be key here.
