Spurs v Them

[GordonHFC]

Can anyone advise if the 2nd "innings" is being shown on telly this week and is there a chance of a double figure aggregate score :thumbsup:

[HibeeMG]

I'm pretty sure they said the 2nd leg was being shown on ITV2 again.

And yes, there's a very high probability of double digits (the score that is, not the f!sting they're going to get! :take that:asshole:)

[Golden Bear]

Can anyone advise if the 2nd "innings" is being shown on telly this week and is there a chance of a double figure aggregate score :thumbsup:

I'm pretty sure it will be on ITV 4.

However the Huns game v Maribor is on ESPN and I've feeling that could turn out to be a really competitive match.

[Part/Time Supporter]

Can anyone advise if the 2nd "innings" is being shown on telly this week and is there a chance of a double figure aggregate score :thumbsup:

One wonders whether the Spurs will have the good grace to declare and let those maroon chappies have a go.

:wink:

[Sean1875]

ITV4:agree:

[Hibs Class]

One wonders whether the Spurs will have the good grace to declare and let those maroon chappies have a go.

:wink:

I do hope not - I enjoyed last week's show so much that I'm looking forward to another yamiliation :greengrin

[Biggie]

Spurs will probably play their U19's...lol
Think this might be a disappointing match from our perspective, as Harry will be resting his big guns given the tie is over. (Get Adebeyor on for the 2nd half Harry !)

[NOLA]

the tie is over, 'arry will be playing those in his squad that need a run out, plus some academy players, pretty sure they play man city at the weekend also, not expecting many goals in this one, shame:devil:

[Houchy]

I'm hoping that it's a physical game with lots of hearty challenges and quite a few big injuries to our ugly neighbours.:greengrin

I'm meeting a spurs supporting mate at the Haymarket for it. Quite looking forward to it again.

[iwasthere1972]

The Metropolitan Police have requested that all Hearts supporters attending the match in Tottenham tomorrow night wear a mask in order not to alarm local residents.

[HIBERNIAN-0762]

I would say at least 4-0 hoping it will be much much more of course..

:agree:

:greengrin

[Scouse Hibee]

Local residents and business owners from Tottenham who suffered looting, vandalism, destruction and in some cases fianancial ruin will line the streets on Thursday evening.They will hand out their belongings to the Gorgie dwelling faithful who they still consider to be less fortunate than themselves!

[Woody70x2]

At work so can't check... what are the odds for Spurs winning:

3 - 0;
4 - 0; or
5 - 0

Someone said that they had 80-1 for 5 nil last week and I thought nah...

[hfc_chris]

At work so can't check... what are the odds for Spurs winning:

3 - 0;
4 - 0; or
5 - 0

Someone said that they had 80-1 for 5 nil last week and I thought nah...

5 nil was 100 -1 on ladbrokes last week, was a baw hair away from sticking a fiver on it as well :boo hoo:

[green glory]

With any luck the Blood-Turds will score 5, only to be beaten by an ludicrously unjust penalty in the 3rd minute of injury time. Resulting in another 25 years of 'what could have been'. Ho ho ho!

Just a pity they can't play it at Dens. :na na:

[iwasthere1972]

5 nil was 100 -1 on ladbrokes last week, was a baw hair away from sticking a fiver on it as well :boo hoo:

I watched the game in the local pub last week. The pub was full of Hibs supporters and one lucky guy put a bet on Spurs to win 5-0. He won £700. He was panicking a bit when the fifth goal went in with 12 minutes to go.

I know it won't make you feel any better but thought it was worth a mention.

[Brooster]

Does anyone know what the biggest euro defeat is for a Scottish team over two legs?

[Part/Time Supporter]

Does anyone know what the biggest euro defeat is for a Scottish team over two legs?

Dunno if these are records, but:

Sheep were beaten 8-1 by that Czech team they played a couple of years ago.

Huns were beat 12-4 by Eintracht Frankfurt in the semi-finals of the European Cup in 1960. Eintracht were gubbed by Real Madrid at Hampden in the final, of course.

[hfc_chris]

I watched the game in the local pub last week. The pub was full of Hibs supporters and one lucky guy put a bet on Spurs to win 5-0. He won £700. He was panicking a bit when the fifth goal went in with 12 minutes to go.

I know it won't make you feel any better but thought it was worth a mention.

I was begging for even a hearts goal so I didn't feel as bad! still, what a night for that guy! 700 quid up and a jambo thumping :cheers:

[Houchy]

I watched the game in the local pub last week. The pub was full of Hibs supporters and one lucky guy put a bet on Spurs to win 5-0. He won £700. He was panicking a bit when the fifth goal went in with 12 minutes to go.

I know it won't make you feel any better but thought it was worth a mention.

I had £2 on Spurs to score 6 or more at 213/1 on betfair then later that day had a £3 bet at 1000/1!!!

They could easilly have scored right at the death too when their boy cut right in from the left and ran right through the box without a challenge . I was raging!!! I did lay off part of the bet for a nice wee profit. It was about 10/1 with 20 minutes left.

[iwasthere1972]

Does anyone know what the biggest euro defeat is for a Scottish team over two legs?

I'll let you know on Thursday at about 9.45pm.

[iwasthere1972]

I was begging for even a hearts goal so I didn't feel as bad! still, what a night for that guy! 700 quid up and a jambo thumping :
cheers:

I still think that UEFA should fine Hearts for putting out a weakened team. :greengrin Mind you they weren't as weak as the lager I was served that night.

[Dashing Bob S]

I expect Hearts to give it a right good go and come away with a five-nil win to tie things up. There will be a goalless period of extra time then a shoot-out reminiscent of the glorious win over Gretna but with the Yams on the losing side this time.

[Hibernia Na Eir]

I'm hoping that it's a physical game with lots of hearty challenges and quite a few big injuries to our ugly neighbours.:greengrin its the only way Hearts ever play

[THFC6061]

Harry Redknapp looks set to give youth a chance as we face Hearts in the second leg of our Europa League play-off at the Lane on Thursday night.

A fine performance at Tynecastle last week means we go into the tie 5-0 up from the first leg.

With a number of injuries to contend with and another huge Premier League fixture to follow against City on Sunday, Harry reported before training on Wednesday that Andros Townsend, Harry Kane and Tom Carroll all come into the picture for the second leg against Hearts.

"It's a great opportunity for them," said Harry. "It will be a great experience for them to play in a European game at White Hart Lane and it will give me the chance to have a look at them up against good opposition."

It won't be a new experience for winger Andros, who made a spectacular full debut for us last season when he scored in the FA Cup against Charlton.

He also came off the bench in the first leg at Tynecastle and helped set-up the fifth goal. Forward and regular Spurs XI goalscorer Harry was on the bench for a Carling Cup tie against Everton back in October, 2009 but it will be the first time midfielder Tom has made it into the final 18-man squad.

Both impressed in loan spells at Leyton Orient last season and Tom played his part as the Os took Arsenal to a replay in the FA Cup.

Tom Huddlestone (ankle) and Luka Modric (hamstring) remain doubtful while Ledley King (knee), William Gallas (calf), Danny Rose (ankle), Wilson Palacios (knee), Sandro (knee) and Steven Pienaar (groin) are all still sidelined.

Better news sees Jermaine Jenas back in the frame after an Achilles problem.

[HibbiesandtheBaddies]

Harry Redknapp looks set to give youth a chance as we face Hearts in the second leg of our Europa League play-off at the Lane on Thursday night.

A fine performance at Tynecastle last week means we go into the tie 5-0 up from the first leg.

With a number of injuries to contend with and another huge Premier League fixture to follow against City on Sunday, Harry reported before training on Wednesday that Andros Townsend, Harry Kane and Tom Carroll all come into the picture for the second leg against Hearts.

"It's a great opportunity for them," said Harry. "It will be a great experience for them to play in a European game at White Hart Lane and it will give me the chance to have a look at them up against good opposition."

It won't be a new experience for winger Andros, who made a spectacular full debut for us last season when he scored in the FA Cup against Charlton.

He also came off the bench in the first leg at Tynecastle and helped set-up the fifth goal. Forward and regular Spurs XI goalscorer Harry was on the bench for a Carling Cup tie against Everton back in October, 2009 but it will be the first time midfielder Tom has made it into the final 18-man squad.

Both impressed in loan spells at Leyton Orient last season and Tom played his part as the Os took Arsenal to a replay in the FA Cup.

Tom Huddlestone (ankle) and Luka Modric (hamstring) remain doubtful while Ledley King (knee), William Gallas (calf), Danny Rose (ankle), Wilson Palacios (knee), Sandro (knee) and Steven Pienaar (groin) are all still sidelined.

Better news sees Jermaine Jenas back in the frame after an Achilles problem.

Yer an auld slaver Harry... :greengrin

[Franck Stanton]

Come on Spurs reserves, you know you can do it.

[ oops, above should read opportunity, sorry, too many dark rums whilst watching Arsenal game]

[machibby]

From BBC gossip page

Should Hearts, 5-0 behind from the first leg, lose by four goals or more to Tottenham in their Europa League qualifier, they will become Scotland's biggest-ever aggregate losers, surpassing Rangers' 12-4 defeat by Eintracht Frankfurt in the 1960 European Cup semi-final. (Various)

Big team big defeat.

[THFC6061]

Going back through Tottenham's European records, I see that our biggest win in a major competition came against Iceland's Keflavik in the 1971-72 UEFA Cup 15-1.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/jyarden/2011/7174.jpg

Scottish legend Alan Gilzean bagged himself five goals over the two legs.

I don't think Spurs will get anywhere near that aggregate score tonight, but it should be a fairly comfortable work-out for our lads before the home game with Manchester City.

Tottenham Hotspur in Europe 1961-62 to 2011-12 (http://www.myfootballfacts.com/TottenhamHotspurinEurope1961-62to2010-11.html)

[R'Albin]

I'm hoping that it's a physical game with lots of hearty challenges and quite a few big injuries to our ugly neighbours.:greengrin

I'm meeting a spurs supporting mate at the Haymarket for it. Quite looking forward to it again.

No, we don't want them to have an excuse:wink:

[Steve-O]

5 nil was 100 -1 on ladbrokes last week, was a baw hair away from sticking a fiver on it as well :boo hoo:

Really? Jeezo.

I put $5 on it at 50/1 on Bet365, wish it had been 100/1!!

[Dashing Bob S]

Going back through Tottenham's European records, I see that our biggest win in a major competition came against Iceland's Keflavik in the 1971-72 UEFA Cup 15-1.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/jyarden/2011/7174.jpg

Scottish legend Alan Gilzean bagged himself five goals over the two legs.

I don't think Spurs will get anywhere near that aggregate score tonight, but it should be a fairly comfortable work-out for our lads before the home game with Manchester City.

Tottenham Hotspur in Europe 1961-62 to 2011-12 (http://www.myfootballfacts.com/TottenhamHotspurinEurope1961-62to2010-11.html)

Think positively - that record will be smashed.

[Part/Time Supporter]

See what a bit of selective editing can do.

Should Hearts, 5-0 behind from the first leg, lose by four goals or more to Tottenham in their Europa League qualifier, they will become Scotland's biggest-ever aggregate losers, surpassing Rangers' 12-4 defeat by Eintracht Frankfurt in the 1960 European Cup semi-final. (Various)

[NOLA]

hertz playing a weakened team tonight aswell, to be fair to sergio, this tie is over, league is more important, good call to rest some more established 1st team players

[Sas_The_Hibby]

It's not a foregone conclusion. If Hearts can sneak an away goal and not concede......


CORRECTION Sorry, that should have read "six away goals"

Seriously, I predict 3-1 Spurs.

[iwasthere1972]

hertz playing a weakened team tonight aswell, to be fair to sergio, this tie is over, league is more important, good call to rest some more established 1st team players

So same team as last week then.

[Speedway]

CC was a million pound player for Spurs, played over 100 games for them and was their reserve team manager.

I'm sure they're just doing him a favour by demoralising fartz before the derby.

[iwasthere1972]

Tottenham to win 5-0 again.

Harry Rednapp will be telling all the youngsters to go out and enjoy the occasion and not be scared of the big bad men.

[bighairyfaeleith]

Tottenham to win 5-0 again.

Harry Rednapp will be telling all the youngsters to go out and enjoy the occasion and not be scared of the big bad men.

wouldn't have happened in thomsons day:devil:

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Tottenham to win 5-0 again.

Harry Rednapp will be telling all the youngsters to go out and enjoy the occasion and not be scared of the big bad men.



"Should Hearts, 5-0 behind from the first leg, lose by four goals or more to Tottenham in their Europa League qualifier, they will become Scotland's biggest-ever aggregate losers, surpassing Rangers' 12-4 defeat by Eintracht Frankfurt in the 1960 European Cup semi-final. (Daily Record)"


OK - so do we want The Big Huns' record to stand? Or do we want the Wee Huns to surpass them? :cool2:



And as an aside - in view of the score in the Final, what a dreadful pity Rangers didn't play Real Madrid in the semi instead of Eintracht.... :greengrin

[Sir David Gray]

I think both teams are likely to play their youth/reserve teams and with Spurs being at home, I can see them probably winning about 3-0.

The tie is completely done and dusted so the Spurs reserve players will just be trying to do their best to edge closer to a first team place.

[Hibs Class]

"Should Hearts, 5-0 behind from the first leg, lose by four goals or more to Tottenham in their Europa League qualifier, they will become Scotland's biggest-ever aggregate losers, surpassing Rangers' 12-4 defeat by Eintracht Frankfurt in the 1960 European Cup semi-final. (Daily Record)"


OK - so do we want The Big Huns' record to stand? Or do we want the Wee Huns to surpass them? :cool2:



And as an aside - in view of the score in the Final, what a dreadful pity Rangers didn't play Real Madrid in the semi instead of Eintracht.... :greengrin

Records are there to be broken so good luck Spurs. In any event, many yams exist only to emulate the big huns so they're in a win win situation. (Or a lose lose one, to be more accurate).

[THFC6061]

Just to confirm that if Spurs win tonight by four goals or more, it would be the biggest defeat of any Scottish club in European football.

The current "record" is held by Rangers, who lost to Eintracht Frankfurt 12-4 in 1960.

[Gus]

4-1 Spurs

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I think both teams are likely to play their youth/reserve teams and with Spurs being at home, I can see them probably winning about 3-0.

The tie is completely done and dusted so the Spurs reserve players will just be trying to do their best to edge closer to a first team place.


I could see the Yams putting the boot about if Spurs look like adding appreciably to their score.

They were certainly turning nasty (nasty? naw- nastier, I think) towards the end of the first leg.

How about the whole Hearts team staring a rammy on the pitch halfway through the first half after going 7 down, the game being abandoned, the tie awarded to Spurs, and the Yams fined millions of millions of pounds by UEFA and banned from playing any kind of football whatsoever until somewhere/when the far side of 2050?

[Keith_M]

2-1 to Hearts


:duck:





:greengrin

[James70]

Battle of Britain? There's a laugh! :greengrin

More like Culloden I would reckon, 4-0 to the Cockerels.

[frazeHFC]

8-0

Dunno about the second half though :greengrin

[JimBHibees]

Just to confirm that if Spurs win tonight by four goals or more, it would be the biggest defeat of any Scottish club in European football.

The current "record" is held by Rangers, who lost to Eintracht Frankfurt 12-4 in 1960.

Then four as a starter it is then. :greengrin

[PatHead]

According to a Jambo workmate Hertz have placed a notice on their website demanding all supporters behave as they would expect and uphold the clubs reputation. What they want them to fiddle with children and encourage Londoners to marry their daughters!

[HibeePaj]

At work so can't check... what are the odds for Spurs winning:

3 - 0;
4 - 0; or
5 - 0

Someone said that they had 80-1 for 5 nil last week and I thought nah...

i won 200 off 100/1 for 5-0 at ladbrokes last week. Ladbrokes have it at 22/1 this week :)

[heretoday]

Modric should play and turn in a five-star performance to get him back in the fans' good books.

[McKenzie]

Hopefully spurs make it double figures on aggregate

[--------]

How would this be a sanction?



Now you mention it ....





Absolutely not. :greengrin

[Hibercelona]

I'll go for a simple 2-0

Making it a 7-0 on AGG. :agree:

[erin go bragh]

11 - 0 on agg ,scotlands shame on and off the park .
ggtth

[HibbyDave]

PAIN

Minimum 3-0

[Hibercelona]

PAIN

Minimum 3-0

http://i511.photobucket.com/albums/s359/ManateeGag/screenhunter_03-dec-10-1329-1.jpg

[steakbake]

It will be played with all the urgency of a summer kick around. 2-1 or 3-1, something like that. Hearts will come out of it, if they score, thinking that redeems them somehow.

[whiskyhibby]

7-0.......................:agree::agree::agree:

[lucky]

Spurs reserves 2 yams 0

[HIBERNIAN-0762]

5/6-0 easily

:lolyam:

[HibbyAndy]

4-0 Spurs.

9-0 On Agg :aok:

[Jim44]

I think Sergio will play a 7-3 formation and they will fluke a non scoring draw.

[Hermit Crab]

Just a win for Spurs does me. 10-0 agg would be good though. :greengrin

[Bostonhibby]

Battle of Britain?:confused:

Is this the one where heavily outnumbered brave pilots dressed totally in maroon and flying a microlight single handedly repelled the mighty Luftwaffe averting their final push across the channel thus ensuring that the west remained free?

Spurs 5 Yams 0

[iwasthere1972]

Battle of Britain?:confused:

Is this the one where heavily outnumbered brave pilots dressed totally in maroon and flying a microlight single handedly repelled the mighty Luftwaffe averting their final push across the channel thus ensuring that the west remained free?

Spurs 5 Yams 0

This is the one where the Fokkers take another massive hit.

[3pm]

I am going 1-0 Spurs. Could be more if they take the blindfolds off.

[greenlex]

Hearts will score but Tottingham will score five more.:agree:

[Pedantic_Hibee]

http://www.easterroad.com/images/george-foulkes.jpg

[Bostonhibby]

This is the one where the Fokkers take another massive hit.

:greengrin