chas vs dave
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Nah mate, not enough lemons...
Player Watch Player Watch: Micky van de Ven
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Nah mate, not enough lemons...
Chimbo!
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I watched a video of him “walking” off the pitch. That has got to be a complete a tear. He can’t move the leg at all. Of course, that’s all based on googling everything so my medical evaluation is total bs, but it does mean my attempts at finding hope have so far proved fruitless.
Hoddlegenius
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& lemons
I’ve done my hammy a few times. That looked like a particularly bad one.
thebenjamin
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Couldn't fucking sleep thinking about this. Literally the worst thing that can happen to a player with lightning pace. We are so cursed.
whenstevewentup
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We are 100% cursed
Joshua
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Yeah, had honestly gotten over the result before the game had ended but VdV’s injury is gonna have me stressed for a while. Not just the games he’ll miss but the affect it will have on him going forward.
Joshua
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Definitely Dier. Also think we’ll see PEH used as a centre back before the kids.
thePessimist
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it was bound to happen at some point. unlucky to have both cbs out at the same time but we were always short on cover going in to the season
Gbspurs
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Bissouma isn't strong enough for the role. We've got to trust that Ange can get out of Dier enough to see us through.
pablo73
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I was thinking alongside Dier rather than instead of. Probably not worth weakening midfield though when we have other options there.
southlondonyiddo
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as always
midoshairband
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really feel for him. what he needs is to take the proper time to get this right.
you would assume we'll be in for someone in January, need that recovery pace in our back line.
you would assume we'll be in for someone in January, need that recovery pace in our back line.
Trix
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I think he has to bring one of the kids up(Dorrington) and hope they cope. If he isn't going to change the way we play, he has to change the personnel or we are going to see Dier lose footrace after footrace and it's going to cost us points every week. When we went down to 9 last night it was suicidal football to play that high line with the CB's we had on the pitch. A good team would have seen us lose by 7 or 8.
For the love of Spurs
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Are Dorrington and Philips fast?
aliyid
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This this this, playing the high line is suicidal without the pace of VdV.
I’m not familiar enough with our youth setup to know if we have anybody with pace who can step in but with no Romero or VdV for the rest of the month we could be exposed in behind
McArchibald
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True. You only have to look at Sessegnon. He never fully recovered from his hamstring injuries. I so hope that won't be the case with Mickey...
wadewill
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I think it’s as much mental as physical with injuries like that.
From a far, obviously, but VDV seems light years ahead of Sessegnon where mentality is concerned
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