Tottenham’s confused mess of a team exposed by Chelsea’s crash tackle king / Barney Ronay
Spurs resemble a pile of sticks leaning against a wall and the rampaging Moisés Caicedo was happy to dismantle them Sitting through this tightly stitched but still oddly shapeless game of football, you kept thinking: what does this remind me of? The trapped energy, the collisions. The sense of (…)
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