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Originally Posted by Hoopie1
Do any of the Spurs fans have any thoughts on Kane right now? He didn't exactly look up for it yesterday, is that a one-off or a recurrent feature this season?
When Kane and Son are firing they are going to be able to give most sides a game. When they aren't they are fairly bland.
I know I'm jumping on the back a bit on the narrative parts, but Kane was really slugish in the games leading up to West Ham too - he was big time back vs Newcastle, but that is about it.
I fully expect him to start scoring, but I think the treatment towards him definitely affected his play in these first few games.
Also not sure if Nuno's tactics have an affect on how many dangerous spots he gets himself into, but he seems to drop deep a lot and take the ball forward/move it out to the wings and has considerably less opportunities near goal.
Maybe Spuds is struggling with the creativity and that is the main reason Kane has to drop back to offer something in those spots. I was a Kane FPL owner for 3 weeks where I followed this closely and it did frustrate me greatly.
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Originally Posted by Tall Paul
Think that's more a reflection of our new inability to see out a lead than Man Utd's failings. We've gone in front in five of our nine games so far, including leading for the best part of 70 minutes against Brighton.
Does the defense need a shakeup? Midfield more attacking with the inclusion of Cornet? What do you think the main reason for that is?
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Originally Posted by aoFrantic
Two fun stats I saw this week:
Ronaldo presses 50% less than the second less active player in the EPL.
United has led for less time than winless Burnley this season
I don't see him surviving this fixture run. Especially based on the reports from he ManU camp that half the team is confused at the fact that he is still there.
Last edited by MindFckr; 10-26-2021 at 07:19 AM.