QuoteFor missing a peno?Originally Posted by thejollyrodger
brutal stuff. pressure must be getting to Robbie. He never misses them. If it ends up in a draw Jol will slate Robbie
brutal stuff. pressure must be getting to Robbie. He never misses them. If it ends up in a draw Jol will slate RobbieMissed a penalty and was then substituted.
For missing a peno?brutal stuff. pressure must be getting to Robbie. He never misses them. If it ends up in a draw Jol will slate Robbie
YES EIREBHOY FOR MISSIN A PENO. He should have put it away. Maybe he is underpressure
Yeah maybe...
probably
Football365 are calling it a brilliant save rather than a bad miss.
There is no such thing as a miracle cure, a free lunch or a humble opinion.
Well he did score one in open play which to me is far more
significant than scoreing or missing a penalty.
I could have probably put the penalty away (or missed it), it's 80% luck.
it was a good save... he has a good record from pens
fair balls to him for playing his way into the team
I couldnt figure out what angle Jol was coming out with on robbie... but the game was edge of your seat stuff, so maybe the miss by robbie wasnt out of the blue.
Still the Scundered-land defence is the biggest mess of the EPL. Robbie was unlucky not to scored another goal but he is the same old kid in the playground bumbling the ball over the goal line.
I hope Robbie stays at spurs... they are a decent side and should get the UEFA Cup spot.
KEANE & DAVIDS TRADE PUNCHES
Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed that Edgar Davids and Robbie Keane had a bust-up in training on Friday.
The pair reportedly traded punches following a crunching challenge in a game of defenders v attackers.
Spurs spokeswoman Donna Cullen said: "There was an incident but it was handbags and it's all over and forgotten now."
Both players were in the starting line-up as Tottenham beat Sunderland 3-2 at White Hart Lane on Saturday, lifting the north Londoners to fourth in the Premiership table.
http://oneteaminireland.bravehost.com/
rumours this morning that he has had a brawl with Davids, if it is true theres gona be no secret as to who the fall guy may be...
sounds like high pressure at spurs.. . Davids is a fcuking physco though and wasnt chucked out of italy for nothing.
There's another thing I don't understand. Jol plays Davids on the left instead of in the defensive midfielder/box to box role that he's so good at. He's miles better than Jenas in the middle.
Jol has too many players. It will all end in tears.
There is nothing unusual about that, an attacking left CM is Davids position. He can tackle and distribute the ball. Jol was spot on with that signing. Andy Reid can only hope to pick up a few hints from Edgar on the training pitch and wait for him to get suspended or injured.
Davids hasn't played left midfield for about 10 years. He's made his name on the international stage as a box-to-box midfield enforcer. And that's exactly the type of player that the Spurs midfield could do with.
Lads Robbie has played well the last 2 games and has scored in both games and set up 2 goalds too. 2 goals and 2 assists. Defoe is the one struggling and Keane has deserved his place. The penalty was a top class saved and it was a very good penalty from Robbie. Its just a pity that this run did not come in September and October.
In Trap we trust
I wrote left cm that means Left central midfielder not Left midfielder.Davids hasn't played left midfield for about 10 years
Does Davids lash up the wing? I doubt it. I haven't seen much of Spurs but that doesn't stop me
Anyway, the only relevance Edgar has on this forum is that he is keeping
Andy Reid off the team
Davids was also booted out of Italy because he was caught, and banned, for using steroids.
There is no such thing as a miracle cure, a free lunch or a humble opinion.
Was at ****e hart lane on saturday and the hand of keane appeared .. should have been sent off for kicking gary breen who then pushed him back and got a yellow card .. poor game from keane looked very average in comparison to mido ..
That incident from another perspective
"In the 29th minute things threatened to spill over. Gary Breen scythed through the heels of Robbie Keane and the Irishman violently kicked out at his opponent. The referee, Peter Walton, swiftly moved in to calm matters and showed a yellow card to Breen, but failed in his duty by not even admonishing Keane."
(which irishman)
Also Keane got a higher rating than Mido.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspap...3164_2,00.html
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