Spurs fan from England, posting in Peace.
I think Kyle's is a great post. Spurs fans are not underestimating Juventus. Most of us are really excited about seeing our team test themselves against a European heavyweight over two legs in the knock-out rounds. I'd say most Tottenham supporters believe we can win, but we are expecting a very close contest, and that we will absolutely have to be on top of our game to have any chance of progressing.
Equally, I'd hope that most of you guys enjoy the game - and would caution against underestimating Tottenham. This isn't some fly-by-night backwater of a club you're up against, even if our CL pedigree is minimal. This is an established and historied club from London with a huge fan base. We're the 10th richest club in the World, have arguably the second most valuable squad in the World behind Man City only (according to CIES Football Observatory), possibly the best training facilities in Europe, and a dynamic and tactically adaptable first-team equally comfortable in aggressive pressing or giving up possession and counter-attacking with 3, 4 or 5 at the back depending on the situation. Of course, we'll also be spearheaded by one of the most reliable strikers in World football right now
And by no means are we a one-man team. Eriksen, Alli and Son are more than capable of creating goals out of nothing if Kane has an off-day. We'll be selling out Wembley (whilst the £1Billion new stadium is being built for next year) and with almost 90k supporters in attendance for this game - and it will be very, very loud!
If any of you want tips on how to get tickets for the match in England, I'll be more than happy to advise, and can point out a few good places to eat / drink before and after the Wembley game. Or some places to stay that might help you avoid the congestion when travelling by tube.
Really looking forward to this game and learning a bit more about Italian football and bench-marking our progress against one of the CL big boys!
Best of luck, and may the best team win.
I think Kyle's is a great post. Spurs fans are not underestimating Juventus. Most of us are really excited about seeing our team test themselves against a European heavyweight over two legs in the knock-out rounds. I'd say most Tottenham supporters believe we can win, but we are expecting a very close contest, and that we will absolutely have to be on top of our game to have any chance of progressing.
Equally, I'd hope that most of you guys enjoy the game - and would caution against underestimating Tottenham. This isn't some fly-by-night backwater of a club you're up against, even if our CL pedigree is minimal. This is an established and historied club from London with a huge fan base. We're the 10th richest club in the World, have arguably the second most valuable squad in the World behind Man City only (according to CIES Football Observatory), possibly the best training facilities in Europe, and a dynamic and tactically adaptable first-team equally comfortable in aggressive pressing or giving up possession and counter-attacking with 3, 4 or 5 at the back depending on the situation. Of course, we'll also be spearheaded by one of the most reliable strikers in World football right now
If any of you want tips on how to get tickets for the match in England, I'll be more than happy to advise, and can point out a few good places to eat / drink before and after the Wembley game. Or some places to stay that might help you avoid the congestion when travelling by tube.
Really looking forward to this game and learning a bit more about Italian football and bench-marking our progress against one of the CL big boys!
Best of luck, and may the best team win.
