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Premier League 2023/24 Gameweek 10 - 27-29th October, 2023


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all kick-offs 15.00 (BST)

Friday 27th October, 2023
Crystal Palace vs Tottenham, 20.00 (live on Sky)

Saturday 28th October, 2023
Chelsea vs Brentford, 12.30 (live on TNT)

Arsenal vs Sheff Utd
Bournemouth vs Burnley

Wolves vs Newcastle, 17.30 (live on Sky)

Sunday 29th October, 2023
West Ham vs Everton, 13.00 (live on Sky)

Aston Villa vs Luton, 14.00
Brighton vs Fulham, 14.00
Liverpool vs Nottm Forest, 14.00

Man Utd vs Man City, 15.30 (live on Sky)

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Tricky game away to Wolves who have been better than predicted.  Quite a few knocks to deal with at the moment and the next international break is coming quite fortuitously.

Anderson (back spasm)

Miley (conjuctivitis)

Isak (groin)

Murphy (dislocated shoulder)

Botman (arrow to the knee)

Barnes (turf toe)

on the upside Willock and Joelinton have returned from injury but will be a bit behind the pace and need to be managed.   

I think we will need to rest Burn and Trippier and give Targett and Livramento a game this weekend, Lewis Hall may also need to play here.

A win on the road would be ideal but it will be tough.

 

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Good win for Spurs considering the first half no-show. 

5 points clear. 

@Storts with no Europe and a decent squad, do you think there's enough in you to mount a title challenge?

This is the kind of win you'd see from such sides that just grind out and do enough to get 3 points, entertaining or not... 

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8 minutes ago, Stan said:

Good win for Spurs considering the first half no-show. 

5 points clear. 

@Storts with no Europe and a decent squad, do you think there's enough in you to mount a title challenge?

This is the kind of win you'd see from such sides that just grind out and do enough to get 3 points, entertaining or not... 

Feel like an injury to Maddison or Son could be disastrous

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2 hours ago, Stan said:

Good win for Spurs considering the first half no-show. 

5 points clear. 

@Storts with no Europe and a decent squad, do you think there's enough in you to mount a title challenge?

This is the kind of win you'd see from such sides that just grind out and do enough to get 3 points, entertaining or not... 

absolutely not mate, nowhere good enough as a squad to sustain that sort of challenge. But it’s fine, the manager is great, the togetherness is fantastic, the signings we made this summer are truly excellent, the football is fun to watch, and it feels like we’ve got back the club our fanbase needs. Likeable players, good football and just a little bit of hope.

Injuries to any of our big players would be costly, Son, Maddison, Romero, Van de Ven, Bissouma. We would struggle losing that quality but just going to enjoy it.

Also how incredible to get Bentancur back tonight. Bloody love that man 

 

 

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10 hours ago, Danny said:

Feel like an injury to Maddison or Son could be disastrous

 

8 hours ago, Storts said:

absolutely not mate, nowhere good enough as a squad to sustain that sort of challenge. But it’s fine, the manager is great, the togetherness is fantastic, the signings we made this summer are truly excellent, the football is fun to watch, and it feels like we’ve got back the club our fanbase needs. Likeable players, good football and just a little bit of hope.

Injuries to any of our big players would be costly, Son, Maddison, Romero, Van de Ven, Bissouma. We would struggle losing that quality but just going to enjoy it.

Also how incredible to get Bentancur back tonight. Bloody love that man 

 

 

Yeah and I'd suspect Maddison is the most likely to suffer an injury given his history. 

But it seems like there's a feel-good factor about Spurs again with how you're playing and how Postecoglou has changed the culture already. 

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https://twitter.com/fabrizioromano/status/1718029578180964434?s=46&t=dPwKz1G6m-ssxTKhWI6_dw

I get he's frustrated at the lack of transfer activity but if hes going to take punches at anyone its the senior players who were at fault for the goals and (I'm presuming) his decision to play musical statues whenever Vicario has the ball at 2-0 down.

Franca didn't have the impact I had hoped for but it seems harsh on Rak-Sakyi whose been regularly putting in the work.

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2 minutes ago, DeadLinesman said:

Is it me or does it fly under the radar in socials and the general media just how shit Chelsea actually are?

They’re bloody awful. Let my bet down as well by not even scoring. 
 

I thought it was a bit tight of Mbeumo not to pass the ball back to Maupay to give him his first goal since he returned. 

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Pinnock, Ajer, Norgaard and Mbeumo all with strong performances today. Ajer consistently overlapping from RCB, brilliant signing and glad he’s staying fit enough to take advantage of these opportunities.

Norgaard was so good in midfield, breaking play up but importantly keeping possession, acting as a springboard to get the team up the pitch.

Pinnock just an absolute man mountain with velvet on his boots, lovely goal taken well.

A word on Neal Maupay too, he has been brilliant since resigning and we are really getting the best out of him. Glad he feels back at home, let’s get him on a long-term contract and get him scoring 15-20 a season. It’s definitely in him.

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