Match Thread Vs Everton

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11/01/12
Kick Off @ 1945hrs GMT

At Tottenham Hotspur (78)

Results Total %

Tottenham Hotspur 40 (51.28%)

Everton 17 (21.79%)

Draws 21 (26.92%)

Goals Total Av.pg

Tottenham Hotspur 155 (1.99pg)

Everton 96 (1.23pg)

Record Scores

Highest Aggregate: 14 Tottenham Hotspur 10 - 4 Everton 1958/1959

Highest Tottenham Hotspur score: 10 Tottenham Hotspur 10 - 4 Everton 1958/1959

Highest Everton score: 5 Everton 5 - 2 Tottenham Hotspur 1934/1935

i thought this game would be on sky

brad
walker kaboul king ekotto
lennon parker modric bale
vdv ade

subs cudichini dawson livermoor gio pav defoe carrol

Match-by-match

Season Date Home Score Away Competition
2010/2011 Wed 05 Jan Everton 2 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur Premier League
2010/2011 Sat 23 Oct Tottenham Hotspur 1 - 1 Everton Premier League
2009/2010 Sun 28 Feb Tottenham Hotspur 2 - 1 Everton Premier League
2009/2010 Sun 06 Dec Everton 2 - 2 Tottenham Hotspur Premier League
2009/2010 Tue 27 Oct Tottenham Hotspur 2 - 0 Everton League Cup
2008/2009 Sat 09 May Everton 0 - 0 Tottenham Hotspur Premier League
2008/2009 Sun 30 Nov Tottenham Hotspur 0 - 1 Everton Premier League
2007/2008 Wed 30 Jan Everton 0 - 0 Tottenham Hotspur Premier League
2007/2008 Tue 14 Aug Tottenham Hotspur 1 - 3 Everton Premier League
2006/2007 Wed 21 Feb Everton 1 - 2 Tottenham Hotspur Premiership
2006/2007 Sat 26 Aug Tottenham Hotspur 0 - 2 Everton Premiership
2005/2006 Sat 15 Apr Everton 0 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur Premiership
2005/2006 Sat 15 Oct Tottenham Hotspur 2 - 0 Everton Premiership
2004/2005 Sat 01 Jan Tottenham Hotspur 5 - 2 Everton Premiership
2004/2005 Sat 02 Oct Everton 0 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur Premiership

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Cundy.......Fenwick.....Doherty........Davenport
Thatcher...Atouba.......Perry...........Vega
............Armstrong....That bloke Pleat signed from Wednesday (I think) who's name I forget

Its on at 11 oclock on wed night on sky think sky get a certain of amaount of games they r allowed to show live. With it being a arreange game it was not in the schedule

think they are showin the spainish cup ties

http://download.cnet.com/SopCast/3000-13632_4-10601520.html?tag=mncol;1

roper thats the link for sopcast. download that then install then when its finnised just close it and you dont need to open again.

then 20 mins before the game go on this link

http://www.wiziwig.tv/competition.php?part=sports&discipline=football

save it to ur favs then look for the spurs everton game and scroll down to sopcast option and it will open the link up using sopcast.

i dont think ill be here for the game so if you have any problems im sure sumeone can help you during the game.

cheers vis. and roper if it ever says can not retrive data then its muggin you off so keep tryin and it will load eventually.

also i find if the game on sky then it plays up a lot as sky try and block it but then cant block the other games because they have been sold to other countrys..

i wonder if anyone has hooked sopcast upto there big screen.

i also heard people can buy the decoders but dont kno where from.

who would buy a decoder if it meant you get every prem game.

Everton Scout: 5 Point Tactical Report on Spurs




Posted on January 9, 2012





1.Selection and Formation

Spurs usually line up in something resembling 4-2-3-1 with Bale and
Lennon pushed onto opposition fullbacks. With Lennon’s injury, Defoe has
been played through the middle as a second striker with VdV wide but
Lennon should return for this one with VdV returning to his more
accustomed role in the hole. Redknapp has deployed Bale through the
middle at times, recently with devastating results against Norwich as
the average position image (above) shows so don’t be surprised to see
him coming off the left flank. Injury wise, they have defensive problems
like ourselves with skipper Ledley King definitely out and Gallas also
missing . Scott Parker is a doubt and will most likely be replaced by
Livermore in central midfield.

2.Tactics & Strategy

It’s fair to say Harry Redknapp doesn’t embrace the tactical side of
the game as much as other managers. Forward Rafael Van Der Vaart pointed
out last season that “There are no long and boring speeches about
tactics, like I was used to at Real Madrid. There is a clipboard in our
dressing room but Harry doesn’t write anything. It’s not that we do
nothing – but it’s close to that,” Whether it’s tactical or not,
the key strategy is getting Bale on the ball which is why attacks are
mostly focused down the left flank from Assou Ekotto passes to Bale.
Modric’s long passes are superb with an 81% completion so far this
season – this enables Spurs to go from defence to attack rapidly with
the pace they have in wide offensive areas.

3.Strengths

Make no mistake, we are really up against it on Wednesday night.
Tottenham are very strong going forward, making the most shots per game
(18.6) in the division. Their forward talent has certainly won them
many friends this season and with the vision and incision of VdV and
Modric, combined with the ferocious pace of Walker/ Lennon / Bale and
the physicality of Adebayor it’s hard to pinpoint weaknesses in their
offensive strategy. Bale is a key man in many ways and his crossing is
top draw – so far posting a 31% accuracy from wide deliveries, slightly
ahead of Baines 28%. Defensively they are not too shabby either – the
Man City routing apart they have the best defensive record at home in
the league.

4.Weaknesses

Ledley King’s leadership and organisation will be a big loss for
Spurs whose 3 league defeats so far this season have all come when he
has been out injured . Kyle Walker has established himself this season
at right back and whilst his pacey attacking surges and subsequent
ability to push opposition wingers backwards is a strength, he is still
quite raw in terms of positional play – certainly weaker than Assou
Ekotto on the opposing flank – so Drenthe and Baines in tandem could
certainly get some joy in the space he vacates.



Despite being at club’s with larger cheque books than Moyes, Redknapp
has not enjoyed a great record against him in top flight games, having
only won 3 out of 16 of the games they have gone head to head. Both
managers have their strengths and weaknesses with Moyes much more risk
averse than Redknapp and a more defensively astute tactician capable of
nullifying opponent’s attacking personnel. This is perhaps why he has
been able to stifle Redknapp’s attacking approach more often that not. A
potential weakness could be in terms of conceding goals in the later
stages – Spurs concede 45% of their goals in the last 20 mins of games
whilst we score over 40% of our goals in the last 10 minutes of games so
it could (hopefully) be a grandstand finish.

5.Toffee Approach

Injury wise, Jagielka is definitely out injured whilst Osman,
Coleman, Cahill and Rodwell are all doubts. Moyes has tweaked his 4-5-1
this season, switching between 4-4-1-1, 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-2-1. Personnel
wise, I think shifting between 4-5-1 (off the ball) and 4-3-2-1 (on the
ball) will be our best hope here, with Heitinga’s ability to hit long
diagonals to either Drenthe or Donovan crucial as the duo will provide
the closest support to Saha.

Defensively it will be interesting to see what Moyes strategy is for
Bale. Last season Moyes opted to double up on Bale with Neville at
fullback supported by Coleman. The average position shot (right) shows
how close the pair positioned themselves to reduce Bale’s impact. This
worked well – Bale failed to make one successful cross and was
eventually shifted to the right. The other option is of course to push
Bale backwards towards his own goal as Swansea did a couple of weeks ago
with their attacking fullback Angel Rangel, however I’d expect us to
drop off and double up again with Donovan asked to cut off the angle of
the pass to Bale in the first instance and then helping Neville should
the ball get past him.

It will also be interesting to see how Moyes shapes us with his
defensive line. At home we keep a very high line and press opponents
high up field. Against the better sides this season away from home this
has been less so. Against Chelsea we were penned in by Chelsea’s
pressing, whilst at Man City we voluntarily sat deep. The only time we
have used a high line and squeezed play was at Arsenal
(right) when only a wonder goal from Van Persie beat us. The threat of
adopting this tactic is leaving large spaces in behind our back 4– we
were sprung a few times by the Gunners but luckily Gervnho and Walcott
were wasteful. Against Spurs though it would be much riskier given
Modric’s ability as a deep lying playmaker to spin accurate balls over
our backline. For this reason I think we will have to sit a bit deeper
and look to counter attacks and our pacey wide men as our best bet of
getting a goal.

i just hope bale has a good game and not another game in

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I usually watch the matches on this site Lee. It's pretty good..

http://www.firstrow.tv/

BazSpur wrote:I usually watch the matches on this site Lee. It's pretty good..

http://www.firstrow.tv/

ive tried all this with sopcast before, i'm guessing my broadband is slow, kept breaking up.

Baz, do i have to download something first before i go to the above site?

thanks buddy

Baz, do i have to download something first before i go to the above site?

No mate.

my internet is slow aswell but most of the time it works fine.

baz what browser do you use