Rodrigo Bentancur

[Richard Arlison]

This is what Klopp wanted and got. Our club doesn't need medics it needs Dr Strange ffs.

Crazy that he just gets what he wants as well.

The Premier League is Klopp's bitch.

 

[Richard Arlison]

Doherty 7 months
Bentancur 4 months

1 yellow card

The Premier League and the PGMOL fucking Spurs fans over again? priceless.

 

[bk_spur]

I don't see any trend in the data there. Chelsea is the peak game for fouls since Liverpool, but the physicality came from us mostly in that one.

Counting fouls in this manner is always gonna be problematic since the refs have hardly been calling any in our favor lately.

 

[Belgrano]

If Matty Cash walks off intact after our next match with Villa I'll lose some respect for this squad.

This is a blood feud, and we must have Cash's bloody broken body on display for everyone to see.

Dier has one last chance to save his Spurs legacy. Stay until 9th March and sacrifice himself by taking out Cash.

 

[Richard Arlison]

I don't see any trend in the data there. Chelsea is the peak game for fouls since Liverpool, but the physicality came from us mostly in that one.

Chelsea fould us x4 more in that game. Maddison was the most fouled and fouled by the most individual players in the game. He went off injured after 45 minutes.

 

[Deleted member 15314]

Counting fouls in this manner is always gonna be problematic since the refs have hardly been calling any in our favor lately.

E.g. the elbow on Gil and the tackle on Kulu were both not given as fouls.

 

[Thin Lilywhite Duke]

This is devastating. The fury I feel when I think about Cash and what he did is... unhealthy. The fact that it's the second time now (Doherty)... I can't fucking take this shit. Benta was such a joy to watch. I don't think I can watch another Villa game. My blood pressure... And that fucking ref.

I've noticed that the deflection from opposition fans is "you can't talk, you guys have Romero".

I mean, first of all I struggle to remember the last time Romero actually injured someone rather than simply leaving them a bit sore. Second of all, we as a fanbase are annoyed at any unnecessary bite that gets him suspended, such as against Chelsea, and are quick to call it stupid.

Why Aston Villa's fanbase, after getting a fortunate win, decide to twist the knife in by glorifying Matty Cash is very odd to me.

 

[SpursDNA]

I've noticed that the deflection from opposition fans is "you can't talk, you guys have Romero".

I mean, first of all I struggle to remember the last time Romero actually injured someone rather than simply leaving them a bit sore. Second of all, we as a fanbase are annoyed at any unnecessary bite that gets him suspended, such as against Chelsea, and are quick to call it stupid.

Why Aston Villa's fanbase, after getting a fortunate win, decide to twist the knife in by glorifying Matty Cash is very odd to me.

Cause they’re f’in cvnts. Wishing serious injury on Matty Cash and those Villa fans that are cvnts - injuries equivalent to the ones suffered by Benta and Doherty.

 

[bk_spur]

E.g. the elbow on Gil and the tackle on Kulu were both not given as fouls.

exactly- it’s a count of their subjective interpretation and action- not something scientifically observable like how far someone ran or what temperature it was.

it’s impossible to analyze unless you have a count of what should have been called to compare against, and that unfortunately would be criticized to no end by whoever would hear that argument.

someone in the club needs to say something though- while we still have a enough players to put together a healthy starting 11.

prem refs are not protecting our players- probably due to subconscious bias. hopefully subconscious bias I say as the alternative is far worse to think about…

 

[Deuterz]

I've noticed that the deflection from opposition fans is "you can't talk, you guys have Romero".

I mean, first of all I struggle to remember the last time Romero actually injured someone rather than simply leaving them a bit sore. Second of all, we as a fanbase are annoyed at any unnecessary bite that gets him suspended, such as against Chelsea, and are quick to call it stupid.

Why Aston Villa's fanbase, after getting a fortunate win, decide to twist the knife in by glorifying Matty Cash is very odd to me.

Eh if one of ours went in for a hard tackle, got away with it and we won a massive away game in large part because of that tackle, then our fans would be loving him as well.

Fans are tribal. Spurs fans aren’t any different.

 

[Thin Lilywhite Duke]

Cause they’re f’in cvnts. Wishing serious injury on Matty Cash and the Villa fanbase - equivalent to the ones suffered by Benta and Doherty.

I wouldn't be heartbroken to see this re-enacted.

 

[Richard Arlison]

I've noticed that the deflection from opposition fans is "you can't talk, you guys have Romero".

I mean, first of all I struggle to remember the last time Romero actually injured someone rather than simply leaving them a bit sore. Second of all, we as a fanbase are annoyed at any unnecessary bite that gets him suspended, such as against Chelsea, and are quick to call it stupid.

Why Aston Villa's fanbase, after getting a fortunate win, decide to twist the knife in by glorifying Matty Cash is very odd to me.

Premier League culture. Comes from the "Banter" that they think is humour now.

 

[Airfixx]

Eh if one of ours went in for a hard tackle, got away with it and we won a massive away game in large part because of that tackle, then our fans would be loving him as well.

Fans are tribal. Spurs fans aren’t any different.

They're crowing about the injury itself.

Were we lauding Son or Aurier for Sanchez's injury up at Everton?

No.

Fan etiquette generally dictates that you don't do that.

 

[Richard Arlison]

Eh if one of ours went in for a hard tackle, got away with it and we won a massive away game in large part because of that tackle, then our fans would be loving him as well.

Fans are tribal. Spurs fans aren’t any different.

Not as many would be celebrating the injury. Especiialy against Villa. they are irrelevant to spurs fans. I was happy to see them good again tbh but they have a weird obsession with Spurs.

 

[Thin Lilywhite Duke]

Eh if one of ours went in for a hard tackle, got away with it and we won a massive away game in large part because of that tackle, then our fans would be loving him as well.

Fans are tribal. Spurs fans aren’t any different.

I disagree. Outside of Chelsea or Woolwich I don't think we'd be defending/glorifying one of ours doing an opposition's ankle ligaments.

Especially on a player that is making his first club start post ACL injury.

And I say this as someone who didn't think it was a red card.

 

[Thin Lilywhite Duke]

Premier League culture. Comes from the "Banter" that they think is humour now.

Twitter is pure cancer in that regard. Plenty of weird 'rival' fans primed to reply instantly to the SpursOfficial account (or even fan pages). Implies they follow them and potentially have them set to notifications.

Bizarre. I want nothing to do with 'Woolwich Twitter', regardless of whether they're suffering or not. Frankly, I prefer to forget they exist whenever possible.

 

[Richard Arlison]

exactly- it’s a count of their subjective interpretation and action- not something scientifically observable like how far someone ran or what temperature it was.

it’s impossible to analyze unless you have a count of what should have been called to compare against, and that unfortunately would be criticized to no end by whoever would hear that argument.

someone in the club needs to say something though- while we still have a enough players to put together a healthy starting 11.

prem refs are not protecting our players- probably due to subconscious bias. hopefully subconscious bias I say as the alternative is far worse to think about…

Club won't say or do shit.

They don't care about Spurs fans. The bad shit is even more addictive than winning. We don't do winning so Spurs fans getting fucked over by officials keeps the turnstiles turning.

 

[Richard Arlison]

Twitter is pure cancer in that regard. Plenty of weird 'rival' fans primed to reply instantly to the SpursOfficial account (or even fan pages). Implies they follow them and potentially have them set to notifications.

Bizarre. I want nothing to do with 'Woolwich Twitter', regardless of whether they're suffering or not. Frankly, I prefer to forget they exist whenever possible.

I like twitter, some very funny cunts and good independent news on on there. I'm very fucking liberal with the block feature though.

 

[Deleted member 15314]

Eh if one of ours went in for a hard tackle, got away with it and we won a massive away game in large part because of that tackle, then our fans would be loving him as well.

Fans are tribal. Spurs fans aren’t any different.

We would take the win but unless it was one of our rivals we'd not gloat about it. Villa fans have gloated both times Cash did this.

 

[Deleted member 15314]

Not as many would be celebrating the injury. Especiialy against Villa. they are irrelevant to spurs fans. I was happy to see them good again tbh but they have a weird obsession with Spurs.

It's the whole bitter old money hatred of new money thing.