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Post by Edwin on Mar 2, 2009 20:53:22 GMT 7
We're out of uefa.
Our chance of qualifying for next season through carling is also gone.
I'm not sure if we can make it to 7th place to stake a claim.
There is one other back door, if I'm not mistaken.
The Fairplay List
Last season, Spurs were top in the fairplay list. Even if we had not won in the Carling, we would have qualified for Europe.
But since we already did, the spot was given to the next highest qualifier i.e. Man C.
Not sure where we stand this season. Anyone knows?
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Post by kayshafiQ on Mar 3, 2009 12:30:58 GMT 7
the fairplay also involve other teams in other league. not just competing with other premiership team only. therefore the probability 4 spurs to take the back door and com eting to europe is about 1/100++. usually the 7th place finish in the league get to play in europe, but to play safe just finish top 6. we doesn't have any commitment in other competitions, so just focus in the league and win every available matches  . this not the time to play2  . |
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Post by su1409 on Mar 3, 2009 13:17:48 GMT 7
yeah! let's do the impossible cos nothing is impossible if your mind are focus to succeed... must win all our remaining matches,so give it a go spurs.
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Post by rooster on Mar 3, 2009 16:52:53 GMT 7
12 games remaining and i'm not expecting much from spurs. just hope for a top 10 finish. they need to treat every game as a cup final. no more slip ups especially the home games against lesser teams. i set a modest target for spurs > 6 home wins = 18 pts & 6 away draw = 6 pts. total = 24 pts. currently we have 28 pts so final pts of 52 should give us a top 10 finish.
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Post by Justin on Mar 3, 2009 22:28:00 GMT 7
anything above 18th place will do
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Post by kayshafiQ on Mar 4, 2009 9:21:00 GMT 7
U r the man su1409. just win the remaining match. It is impossible but highly probable( darren brown phrase, ha ha ha ;D). 12 match = 12x3=36. therefore spurs 64 pts. let start it with the sunderland game( although I can not watch cuz have test tomorrow ma....  ) |
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Post by mori on Mar 5, 2009 20:31:19 GMT 7
just don't drop n avoid relegation that will just ease me....
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Post by rooster on Mar 18, 2009 15:11:24 GMT 7
12 games remaining and i'm not expecting much from spurs. just hope for a top 10 finish. they need to treat every game as a cup final. no more slip ups especially the home games against lesser teams. i set a modest target for spurs > 6 home wins = 18 pts & 6 away draw = 6 pts. total = 24 pts. currently we have 28 pts so final pts of 52 should give us a top 10 finish. so far so good. we have +7 pts from 3 games. need to get more away wins because later we have to difficult away games against everton, man u and liverpool. |
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Post by Edwin on Mar 19, 2009 14:02:59 GMT 7
Artcile by Alan Hansen:.....
“After Tottenham’s win at Villa Park I certainly wouldn’t write off their chances of grabbing a Uefa Cup spot by the end of the season,” writes footballpools.com pundit Alan Hansen. “With 7th place likely to mean European qualification, Harry Redknapp’s side definitely have a chance with only 5 points separating them from that position.
“Tottenham’s credentials are there for all to see, they have great strength in depth, a great manager and a good set of players including the new arrivals in January who have made a real difference. Harry has also got them all working extremely hard for each other which shone through in their excellent result at Villa Park. What is important is that the team now has a structure to it that wasn’t evident earlier in the season which suggests the players now know what their jobs are.
“If Spurs are to stand any chance of finishing 7th then they have to keep the two centre-halves fit as they were both immense at Villa Park. The fact that Harry’s side won’t have any more midweek games can only help the likes of Ledley King and Jonathan Woodgate to play week in, week out in the starting eleven. Both are excellent defenders who’ve both unfortunately had more than their fair share of injuries over the years but once fit are up there with the best in the Premier League without a question.
“Robbie Keane is also a player who has had a positive impact since returning to Tottenham and looks to be enjoying his football again. Robbie is obviously a leader at Tottenham and you can see the players there look up to him. He also gives 110% every time he steps onto the pitch so it’s no surprise that his second spell with the club is going well. Let’s get it right, he is a tremendous player so it was hardly going to be a gamble for Spurs.
“Aaron Lennon is another Spurs player that seems to be on top of his game at the moment and Harry seems to have got him improving his end product. The winger illustrated that fact at Villa Park by putting some great balls into the box. Lennon has one thing that defenders hate to play against…pace. In fact the lad has it in abundance, so he’s always going to be a danger and his confidence is obviously sky high at the moment.”
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Post by rooster on Mar 19, 2009 16:06:35 GMT 7
great article from hansen but he forgot to mention darren bent. we need goals from our top scorer.  |
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Post by su1409 on Mar 20, 2009 13:44:41 GMT 7
I totally agree with Mr.Hansen that spurs are on their way to europe if they can maintain thier recent form..next in line for our firing squad,Chelsea !let's gun them down at WHL.
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Post by rooster on Apr 13, 2009 8:48:39 GMT 7
12 games remaining and i'm not expecting much from spurs. just hope for a top 10 finish. they need to treat every game as a cup final. no more slip ups especially the home games against lesser teams. i set a modest target for spurs > 6 home wins = 18 pts & 6 away draw = 6 pts. total = 24 pts. currently we have 28 pts so final pts of 52 should give us a top 10 finish. so far so good. we have +7 pts from 3 games. need to get more away wins because later we have to difficult away games against everton, man u and liverpool. 6 more games to go. spurs are on the right track for top 10 and maybe an uefa spot. past 6 games, spurs got 13 pts from 3 home wins, 1away win & 1 away draw. i have to give credit to spurs defense especially at home where they have kept a clean sheet in all the 3 home games. currently spurs home defense is second best after liverpool. our defense at home is better than man u, chelse & arsenal !!! finally we have a solid defense. ha ha ha. ;D i expect 100% home win in next 3 home games against newcastle, wba & man city. but we have super tough away games against man u, everton & liverpool !!! spurs are unbeaten by the 'big 4' this year so there is a good chance of some draws here. good luck spurs |
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Post by su1409 on Apr 13, 2009 9:03:01 GMT 7
We will be there...the uefa cup place will be our s at the end of season provided we show the same spirit and performance right till the end of season..I'm positively sure that spurs will beat everton away and drew both L'pool n Manu away plus win all our remaining home games....a successful sportsmen,coaches and fans must have "YAKIN"attitude...mesti yakin pada diri sendiri...
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Post by kayshafiQ on Apr 13, 2009 19:58:53 GMT 7
yakinkanlah diri sendiri ( promote kedah fa song plak)...
we must finish the season with at least 50++ points. I'm very positive we can do it and also confident that spurs will make a surprise by winning against manure at Old Traford.
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Post by mori on Apr 17, 2009 21:46:18 GMT 7
End of the road?!...Nope...unless it's a Dead End!!!
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. this not the time to play2 
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