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Thought I'd just post our player involvement over the next few days. We now that Reguilon got withdrawn at half time with a knock last night.

What I'm looking forward to is Joe Rodon playing against England tonight. That's a serious scouting mission for those of us that know nothing about the lad.

Anyway, here's the fixtures copied from the Official Website:

Wednesday 7 October
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - Denmark home friendly against Faroe Islands - kick-off 5pm
Hugo Lloris - France home friendly against Ukraine - kick-off 8.10pm
Sergio Reguilon - Spain away friendly against Portugal - kick-off 7.45pm
Ryan Sessegnon and Oliver Skipp - England Under-21 away European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Andorra - kick-off 2pm

Thursday 8 October
Toby Alderweireld / Serge Aurier - Belgium home friendly against Ivory Coast - kick-off 7.45pm
Eric Dier, Harry Kane and Harry Winks / Ben Davies - England home friendly against Wales - kick-off 8pm
Matt Doherty - Republic of Ireland away Euro 2020 qualifying play-off against Slovakia - kick-off 7.45pm

Friday 9 October
Juan Foyth - Argentina home 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Ecuador - kick-off 1.10am
Jack Roles - Cyprus Under-21 away European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Belarus - kick-off 4pm
Gedson Fernandes - Portugal Under-21 home European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Norway - kick-off 7.30pm

Saturday 10 October
Davinson Sanchez - Colombia home 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Venezuela - kick-off 12.30am
Sergio Reguilon - Spain home UEFA Nations League match against Switzerland - kick-off 7.45pm

Sunday 11 October
Eric Dier, Harry Kane and Harry Winks / Toby Alderweireld - England home UEFA Nations League match against Belgium - kick-off 5pm
Matt Doherty / Ben Davies - Republic of Ireland home UEFA Nations League match against Wales - kick-off 2pm
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - Denmark away UEFA Nations League match against Iceland - kick-off 7.45pm
Hugo Lloris - France home UEFA Nations League match against Portugal - kick-off 7.45pm

Tuesday 13 October
Serge Aurier - Ivory Coast friendly against Japan in the Netherlands - kick-off 3.45pm
Gedson Fernandes - Portugal Under-21 away European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Gibraltar - kick-off 6pm
Juan Foyth - Argentina away 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Bolivia - kick-off 9pm
Sergio Reguilon - Spain away UEFA Nations League match against Ukraine - kick-off 7.45pm
Ryan Sessegnon and Oliver Skipp - England Under-21 home European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Turkey - kick-off 7.30pm
Jack Roles - Cyprus Under-21 home European Under-21 Championship qualifier against the Netherlands - kick-off 5pm

Wednesday 14 October
Davinson Sanchez - Colombia away 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Chile - kick-off 1.30am
Toby Alderweireld - Belgium away UEFA Nations League match against Iceland - kick-off 7.45pm
Ben Davies - Wales away UEFA Nations League match against Bulgaria - kick-off 7.45pm
Eric Dier, Harry Kane and Harry Winks / Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - England home UEFA Nations League match against Denmark - kick-off 7.45pm
Matt Doherty - Republic of Ireland away UEFA Nations League match against Finland - kick-off 5pm
Hugo Lloris - France away UEFA Nations League match against Croatia - kick-off 7.45pm
 
Actually, Sunday looks like a fun day for head to heads. Kane vs Toby and Doherty vs Davies

Then we might see PEH vs Winks on Weds
 
Who would have thought that Walker and Rose's understudies in 2017 would be international captains in 2020? Big night for Trips and Davies.
 
Shambolic display so far. Totally clueless and some 'rabbit in headlights' performers out there.

Nice simple header for Calvert-Lewin.
 
Doherty played the full 120mins for Ireland tonight. Went down injured in extra time but played to the end so hopefully just cramp. He then missed the final penalty.

Never understand why players who pick up an injury but play on and then take penalty. Happens so frequently and very often they miss.
 
Grealish was outstanding, best player on the pitch by miles.

Just watching him made me want to weep at how good he would have been with us.

As for Rodon, can't say I saw anything that encouraged me to believe he's ready for the premier league and certainly not with us.
 
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Spursex said:
Grealish was outstanding, best player on the pitch by miles.

Just watching him made me want to weep at how good he would have been with us.

As for Rodon, can't say I saw anything that encouraged e to believe he's ready for the premier league and certainly not with us.
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Odds on he is on his way then , he can form a partnership with CCV.
There is a lot being said about him , but he didn’t really stand out last night .
 
muttley said:
So will Gareth be brave enough to go with the following in the future?

Foden, CDM, Grealish
Sancho, Kane, Sterling

You surely have to be able to get a tune out of those 5 attacking players.
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I’m still not sure about Sancho., I heard a whisper that manure were after him . Anyone else hear that . !!!!
One hundred million pounds ! Really !
some one is having a tin bath...... IMO !
 
SmithAndJones said:
Harry Kane reportedly experienced muscle discomfort after training with England yesterday. No matter how serious the 'injury' there is no way he should be considered for the Belgian game. I'm surprised that Spurs don't seem to have insisted on him returning immediately for examination and treatment if necessary.
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He should stop masterbating in his room then
 
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