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For instance, even with the formation switch and defensive substitutes last night ("NOT ANGEBALL!"), front-foot pressing and positional flexibility was always there. (See Romero marauding like a lunatic in the final minutes.)
April 18, 2025 at 1:22 PM
For instance, even with the formation switch and defensive substitutes last night ("NOT ANGEBALL!"), front-foot pressing and positional flexibility was always there. (See Romero marauding like a lunatic in the final minutes.)
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While things are getting sorted over on the other app…
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March 10, 2025 at 3:34 PM
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As mentioned by @nathanaclark.bsky.social, feels very difficult to do any sort of meaningful analysis on the manager, style of play etc. with the amount of injuries.
xG for and against trendline below, with injuries mapped.
Leaves me with absolutely no clue what to do in current situation 🤷♂️
xG for and against trendline below, with injuries mapped.
Leaves me with absolutely no clue what to do in current situation 🤷♂️
January 20, 2025 at 2:21 PM
As mentioned by @nathanaclark.bsky.social, feels very difficult to do any sort of meaningful analysis on the manager, style of play etc. with the amount of injuries.
xG for and against trendline below, with injuries mapped.
Leaves me with absolutely no clue what to do in current situation 🤷♂️
xG for and against trendline below, with injuries mapped.
Leaves me with absolutely no clue what to do in current situation 🤷♂️
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There's still fight on this Spurs side. They haven't given up up on Ange, and we shouldn't either.
January 19, 2025 at 3:51 PM
There's still fight on this Spurs side. They haven't given up up on Ange, and we shouldn't either.
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“They need to be more flexible” is a wild thing to say after a match in which Spurs’ biggest problem was a lack of cohesion because they played in an entirely new shape
Tottenham are a great test for pundits on whether they really watch games and think about them, or whether they just regurgitate narratives
January 19, 2025 at 4:08 PM
“They need to be more flexible” is a wild thing to say after a match in which Spurs’ biggest problem was a lack of cohesion because they played in an entirely new shape