What We Learned From Tottenham 3-0 Qarabag.

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

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  • @BenBowman_
    @BenBowman_  Месяц назад +4

    Thoughts on Tottenham's performance last night? 👀

    • @fly130
      @fly130 Месяц назад +2

      Yes Qarabag could have done better but I am very pleased that we came out on top with a comfortable scoring cushion playing with essentially 10 men the entire game. Can't not be happy. COYS

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад

      @@fly130 agree mate COYS

  • @SURENDRA___
    @SURENDRA___ Месяц назад +46

    Solanke's work ethics is what makes me love him more. He presses like a dog, never stops. These are the kind of players who we want at our club

    • @wyswygsommer2769
      @wyswygsommer2769 Месяц назад +1

      Its because Ange told him to do so. Its a bit too early to talk about work ethics.

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад

      100000% mate

    • @rcr03
      @rcr03 Месяц назад

      @@wyswygsommer2769 he was doing this at bournemouth too tbf

    • @deandrury4330
      @deandrury4330 Месяц назад

      That’s why Ange wanted him over Toney he works his ass off for the team where as Toney is selfish doesn’t press

    • @julesbrunton1728
      @julesbrunton1728 Месяц назад

      ​@@wyswygsommer2769Ange bought him because of his work ethic. Catch up

  • @nickdelatorre1280
    @nickdelatorre1280 Месяц назад +25

    This is great, I'm a Yank who's only been watching football for 6 years, this is the first show that helps me understand what to watch when I'm supporting Tottenham.

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад +5

      Love that, Up The Spurs!

    • @see_horse
      @see_horse Месяц назад

      Welcome to the club mate!

    • @patrickgavrilovic740
      @patrickgavrilovic740 Месяц назад

      Have been watching Bens work and listening to his multiple pod appearances for 2 months now. Final piece of the jigsaw that’s allowed me to sack of twitter entirely as I now get enough of a proper discussion on Spurs from the likes of Ben & Ali G.
      Superb work Ben and I now fully expect to be watching your work until I snuff it and my supporting ends. 👌🏼

    • @Casual93
      @Casual93 Месяц назад

      Glad you're getting into it. When you see the small details, you see why it's called the beautiful game.

  • @nevillemignot1681
    @nevillemignot1681 Месяц назад +3

    Solanke has two major pluses for me, 1st his positional play that i think is some sort of a 6th sense that only the top attackers have. To give some sort of evidence of this is the goal he scored against Qarabag shows this clearly, when the 1st shot is taken he instantly moves away from the defender and gives himself space to score if these is any sort of a rebound. On another site it was claimed 'He scored from a lucky tap in', lucky my a*se!! And the 2nd plus for me his really aggressive pressing, this guy is a beast, if he gets a sniff of the ball he really goes for it, he should fit nicely into Ange's high pressing plans. Ange In COYS!!....,,,The Aussie Spurs Fan.

  • @Liq004
    @Liq004 Месяц назад +1

    my beginner thoughts: Solanke is a beast, I feel like everyone talks about players that are good with the ball, but I feel like Ange places his emphasis on pressing and Solanke fits that mold to as close to perfection as it gets. Dude just gets after it. Was gutted to see Bergvall have to come off, kid has so much promise and this was the kind of game where he could really get in and show what he could do. Thought Gray was good, sky is the limit for that kid, feels like a future captain. You could see him kind of figuring things out on the fly. Few times he got into an area and it seemed like he saw had no one filling in behind so he got back as quick as he could. He's still getting a feel for the pace of the game, but again sky is the limit. Hopefully I'm not alone, but I feel very comfortable w/ both Bentancur and and Bissouma. I've never been a big Bentancur fan, but hes won me over. I give the edge in the starting 11, but I think Bissouma brings a different dynamic, just a nice option. Feel like you can stick either one in there and you'll probably be ok. So damn happy for Brennan Johnson. Kid getting way too much shit. He seems to consistently be in the the right places. Admittedly I have absolutely no knowlege of the game, but figuring out how to be in the right places at the right time is a universal in all sports and Johnson seems to have that kind of intuition. And hes only 23.... Just like with Gray, the sky is the limit w/ Johnson, the raw material is there Ange just has to fine tune it. Lastly, Kulusevski is going to play his way into being one of the best players in Europe. He just seems to see the entire field, can play with anyone else out there. He's a rare athlete that has a sixth sense to have a connection with every player he is on the field with, no matter who it is. Thats a special attribute. Sorry for using field instead of pitch. I'll never get used to that

  • @kinlyfeld1008
    @kinlyfeld1008 Месяц назад +9

    Presses like crazy, always gets in the right places when the keeper pushed it into dangerous positions. Loving how we also has someone to hold the play and links up as well...damn please stay fit lads

  • @s0ydivision396
    @s0ydivision396 Месяц назад +3

    In the past two games we’ve gone a goal and a player down within the opening 10 minutes and it hasn’t phased the lads at all. We’re winning this competition lads. Ange is the man.

  • @sonorsonor5125
    @sonorsonor5125 Месяц назад +1

    Absolutely agree Ben. Solanke is a beast, he doesn’t stop pressing plus there was a back end net camera when Solanke passed the ball to Johnson for his goal, you saw Solanke after the pass move straight into the box to see if Johnson was going to possibly pass it (if it needed it) obviously Johnson scored the goal, then you see Solanke clutching his fist in celebration! This guy is always up there ready! He is going to be a gem for us!

  • @JoshSmithJ19
    @JoshSmithJ19 Месяц назад +6

    Thank you for highlighting solanke he was phenomenal

  • @yabiggalla
    @yabiggalla Месяц назад +1

    Solanke is very good. We are also starting to understand how each other plays. There's less crowding on the left, which means that the opposition can't box in three players at once. I don't know how we are doing it, but we seem to be cutting down on chances created.

  • @billyprice6520
    @billyprice6520 Месяц назад +4

    Fully agree with these breakdowns. They are very insightful. Keep smashing it Ben

  • @ryancouture1436
    @ryancouture1436 Месяц назад +1

    Couldn't have said it better myself. Great work, Ben. It was a commanding performance that underscored the quality difference between the two teams. The red card was a bummer for so many reasons. Draggy really needed those minutes, so did Bergie. With 11 men, Spurs could have potentially been a bit more dominant, and up by a few goals by halftime, allowing more time for Mikey, and more rest for our starters on Sunday. That said, what could have been a very Spursy moment (ala Chelsea last season) turned out to be a testament to the grit, togetherness, and understanding that's developing under Ange. Ultimately this new system requires a swagger and confidence that has been significantly bolstered over these last three games, and I'm hopeful to see it continue. COYS!

  • @alexsibanda6390
    @alexsibanda6390 Месяц назад +3

    A very positive report, unlike others who say it was only Qarabag?? Fans need to get behind the team especially after winning!

  • @matthewcipolla1144
    @matthewcipolla1144 Месяц назад +5

    Bissouma and Sarr had an up and down type night. Biss defensively this season (minus the penalty last night) has been much improved and his performance on the ball has been inconsistent. Still love him as a player but he needs to be his best once Bentancur suspension starts in the league.
    I think we all forget how young Sarr is and is still very much a work in progress. His energy and legs are invaluable to our squad but agree his performance on the ball this year has been underwhelming. Sarr is perfect for when we play teams who wont sit back and will play with us but still needs to be better against the low block. Positive last night overall with the goal and caused the turnover to set up the first but still room to improve.
    Special shout out to Ben Davies. Two great games in two cup games. If he can keep that level of play in those games then I feel much better about our chances to maybe win something.

  • @stevenlee-fb8ky
    @stevenlee-fb8ky Месяц назад +1

    i've come to really love these videos. Must watches before and after every game. keep em coming! COYS

  • @thatguy-notsuraj-6843
    @thatguy-notsuraj-6843 Месяц назад +5

    I can't wait for the day when the pressing clicks, and Spurs absolutely pummel someone with just counter pressing. Solanke is definitely the right fit for that kind of team.

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад +2

      Genuinely think there’s a chance for that on Sunday

    • @bram4609
      @bram4609 Месяц назад

      I think the pressing has been clicking in every match but coventry this season.

  • @rickinrio
    @rickinrio Месяц назад +14

    Here’s a genuine question… when was the last time we scored a tap in from a goalkeeping spill before Solanke? None spring to mind, not even Kane I think(?) 2 in 2. Is that significant you think?

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад +4

      You’re right, he’s got that poachers instinct. He can score 20/25 of them

    • @alpey8487
      @alpey8487 Месяц назад

      Probably because we never shoot 🤣

    • @julesbrunton1728
      @julesbrunton1728 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@alpey8487never shoot? 5th most shots last year and currently 2nd most this year.

  • @jibraelnadela281
    @jibraelnadela281 Месяц назад +1

    that point about tap ins is so true, what’s he gonna do, miss a tap-in? A goal’s a goal, if he gets 30 and 29 are tap-ins, he still has 30 goals for us.

  • @mikewilcox5284
    @mikewilcox5284 Месяц назад +1

    Solanke is a HUGE asset

  • @reubenanderson2725
    @reubenanderson2725 Месяц назад

    The stats i think are overlooked with Bissouma is the number of times he resists a tackle, either by dribbling through it, or passing through it. He can be sloppy in the opposition half, but he’s excellent in our own half and that’s crucial to our ball progression from deep

  • @dopesterling1255
    @dopesterling1255 Месяц назад +3

    Love your video

  • @djpaullawrence9993
    @djpaullawrence9993 Месяц назад +1

    I said that on your last video. How the fullbacks are running away from the play, taking off like jack rabbits. I would love for us to do something together. Different from the distraction off the pitch. Why the system not working as effective but when pressed, like the Brentford game. Players find themselves in the correct place. Although not perfect. The responses are supposed to be how we initiate play from jump. Great logical analysis, again.

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад

      I do think we’re starting to see something different with the full backs
      Thanks mate!

  • @theknownguy2221
    @theknownguy2221 Месяц назад +1

    Solanke will be a beast next to Sonny! He knows where he should be at the right time! He was unlucky the GK blocked his shot from Sonny pass last night but goals like that will come! Sonny will also benefit from his versatility

  • @MBradleyH
    @MBradleyH Месяц назад +6

    Did feel for Dragu last night, yes his mistake but he got stitched up. Why are three players so high and clustered together so tightly in a build up phase. Spurs rarely go long so surely they knew they fucked up in positioning.

    • @s0ydivision396
      @s0ydivision396 Месяц назад +1

      We started very poorly and Radu paid the price for it. But going a goal down against brentford immediately and it not phasing the lads one bit, and going a man down in 7 this game and again not phasing the lads one little bit is actually a major positive to take from these poor starts. They’re buying into the system and understanding it much better. We’re on the right path, this team will be absolutely smothering teams before you know it.

  • @lukethmpsn
    @lukethmpsn Месяц назад +1

    Scoring tap ins is a big part of Solanke's job. Last year spurs could have scored a lot more goals if they had a tap in merchant.
    He's great other things too but don't discount how useful being there for those tap ins can be.

  • @Casual93
    @Casual93 Месяц назад

    I think with radu though, he needs to learn how not to screw up in those positions. He had two immediate options, return it to vdv or control well and move/pass. It's not simple, but he has to be better.

  • @inspiring_minds7777
    @inspiring_minds7777 Месяц назад +1

    The only thing left is who will be the duo of S. Definitely not sonny, right? Good luck from Korea.

  • @sofusfelland
    @sofusfelland Месяц назад

    YES!! Got stick for saying Biss lost the ball way too much, don’t know how people saw his performance as great

    • @AzhaguGanesh-r6u
      @AzhaguGanesh-r6u Месяц назад +1

      It was great. He had to deal with them without a 3rd midfield player. Controlled the game really well considering the circumstances

    • @sofusfelland
      @sofusfelland Месяц назад

      @@AzhaguGanesh-r6u lost the ball 13 times, almost led to goals multiple times. Conceded a penalty too🥴

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад

      Good out of possession, sloppy on it

  • @brooklynbound1000
    @brooklynbound1000 Месяц назад +1

    Question I have is whether solanke can shoot at the 18 or thereabouts.

  • @Casual93
    @Casual93 Месяц назад

    Ange has given them belief that no matter what, we will win.

  • @paulomarroti634
    @paulomarroti634 Месяц назад

    I think bissouma lost his form after his recent knock. Bentancur is in supreme form because when he's the 6, he's always a reliable outlet regardless of pressure because you know he wont lose the ball, is very decisive, has a better engine, and isnt afraid to keep it simple and biss is currently lacking at the minute. Bentancur, kulu, madders must start vs United

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад

      I’d love to know who Ange sees as the main man for that 6 position. I agree though on United, should be unchanged from Brentford for me

    • @Chizyrascal87
      @Chizyrascal87 Месяц назад

      Bentancur struggles when teams press the six, which is where Bissouma shines. Bentancur probably the pick Vs utd.

  • @tmoon9297
    @tmoon9297 Месяц назад +1

    No toney🎉🎉🎉

  • @Surfsaus
    @Surfsaus Месяц назад

    The left and right backs were way too forward in the Dragusin incident.

  • @richardhutchings1980
    @richardhutchings1980 Месяц назад +2

    Gutsy performance. Responded well to early red card. The team camaraderie and spirit is strong. They are improving across the pitch and they are now killers nailing goals.

  • @rcr03
    @rcr03 Месяц назад +1

    It''ll be typical for united to beat us and then carry on their poor form afterwards

  • @maco8010
    @maco8010 Месяц назад

    No Ben that pass to VDV is easy and his only option he was trying to be over clever

    • @ryancouture1436
      @ryancouture1436 Месяц назад +1

      The pass looked simple, but it was the pass that QRB wanted with their press. Draggy knew this, so he chose the feint to back pass to Vic. Higher risk, but more effective in beating the press, and ultimately he simply bottled it. should've done better, but he didn't and compounded the error with a poor challnege. oh well. clean sheet.

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад

      I’m not sure it is easy

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад

      Agree

  • @darksoulramirez4621
    @darksoulramirez4621 Месяц назад +1

    Udogie is so underrated. Absolute baller, his work on the attacking half is absolutely brilliant.

    • @BenBowman_
      @BenBowman_  Месяц назад

      Yeah he went under the radar last night

  • @yabiggalla
    @yabiggalla Месяц назад

    Lackadaisical, not lack-s-adaisical