I think bringing on Huddlestone and him spreading the play shows we are at least looking to address beating teams who put 10 men behind the ball.
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If you look at the PDO table for the season, Spurs are the 'unluckiest' in the division.
So we're doing the right things but they aren't paying off.
For the cup half full crowd, PDO regresses strongly towards the mean. So that astonishing resurgence is due any minute now. Or at the start of next season, whichever.
Just realised that Woolwich scum play 3 times before we face Citeh. Cunts could possibly be 7 points ahead of us before we next kick a ball. Need them to fuck up like we did against Fulham. Be kind ye football Gods.
68 points is so last season... We will need (at the very least) 71-72 points if we want to finish above the scum.
Still, i think we will need at least 71-72 points to finish in the top four.It's about finishing top4 though, we might not have to beat Woolwich to achieve that. Chelsea's run looks hairy to me, while I concede that Scum is looking like favourites at the moment for 3rd.
Mate, there's something brown on your nose
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Still, i think we will need at least 71-72 points to finish in the top four.
I think bringing on Huddlestone and him spreading the play shows we are at least looking to address beating teams who put 10 men behind the ball.
Perhaps, but when we went a goal down, that was a logical switch to change our approach. Starting with Hudd might not have had the same impact.Would have made more sense to start the game with Hudd surely then?
But, still, our position could not be more precarious, considering games in hand and our own run in.
I think bringing on Huddlestone and him spreading the play shows we are at least looking to address beating teams who put 10 men behind the ball.
You may well be right. At the moment it's impossible to call either way.
Well, no, but the point is well taken and worth keeping in mind in general.CORRELATION DOES NOT EQUAL CAUSATION!
note: this is the only remaining bit of information I can conjur out of my brain from the one statistics class I took, at least 15 years ago. i have no idea if it even pertains to the data presented which i should state the length of which i found prohibitive from a time perspective and therefore did not actually peruse. also of note, i employed capitalization in an attempt to strengthen my argument.