Quote from: Rengga Jati on Today at 09:52:15 PM

Quote from: Raflesia on November 16, 2023, 09:48:58 PM

Quote from: Rengga Jati on November 16, 2023, 09:40:32 PM

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The disaster started when they lost quite badly and lost 2 important players to red cards in that match which made them not too comfortable in another match against Wolves because they were too cautious which backfired on them.

The red cards that they received against Chelsea was truly a disaster which not only had consequences in that match but also in subsequent matches. Worse yet, they were alsol ost against the next club after the red cards. Even though they certainly had high optimism about being able to beat Chelsea. but in the end this condition had to collapse and the situation turned around to a crushing defeat because of the red cards. Plus the defeat they just experienced against Wolves yesterday. These two consecutive defeats definitely took a toll on their emotions and condition. However, I think this will end soon and they should be able to get up again soon if all the players in the line who were absent yesterday can return with the full first team.

Of course, because it is basically very unlikely if they can balance the game and also maximize their performancee by relying on only 9 players, as you said it was really a big disaster for Tottenham and there was no luck at all for them there. And also of course it was a very surprising match especially for their fans, everyone would not have thought that the team that could initially perform very well by being able to dominate the top of the standings in a time that I think can be said to be quite long with the tight competition in the top five but instead experienced such bad things, this is really unexpected.

Basically every team will definitely experience changes, whether it's getting better or getting worse, this season we have seen how Tottenham appeared surprising with an unusual performance, but yes it only lasted a short time, and I think it's time for Tottenham to return to the initial phase as usual, because obviously in the next match against Wolves it turns out they still can't prove by winning the full three points. I think consistency is the beginning of their decline, they can't maintain their good form, and honestly for the next time I can't be sure whether Tottenham will be able to stay in the top five until the end of the season or drop again to 7/8.