Harry erred. Why switch from a

[Lazie]

4-5-1 to 4-4-2? Things got easier for Chelsea.

[Dunny]

Tottenham mek Chelsea look good, Barca will bring them back down to earth and then the Gunners put them out of thier misery!!

[Jangle]

Harry has been getting his formations and tactics all wrong since the turn of the year. He started having Bale and Lennon cutting into the middle instead of keeping them wide. Yes, the opponents try to counter Bale's speed by putting 2 defenders on him, but sometimes you just have to trust your players - case in point - Antonio Valencia. Defenders know exactly what he's going to do - drive down the wing and keep the ball on his right foot, but 9 out of 10 times, they are unable to stop the predictable.

On a different note, Tottenham, like Mansh!tty, lack players who have won titles. Experience in winning goes a long way. Aaron Lennon made a dribble into the 18 and had two good reasons to go down for a foul which would easily be call for a penalty. He chose to stay on his feet and lost the ball. Two minutes later Drogba scored against the run of play. That penalty would have given the Spurs players a big psychological advantage. ManU today got that advantage through another Ashley Young controversial penalty. The defender fouled Young, but he "could" have stayed on his feet. That is the difference between championship team and just good teams. Our own Reggaeboyz are naive like Aaron Lennon and need to learn the art of falling down.

[GazX]

Seem like since England came calling, HRs team selection and judgement has been under scrutiny and criticism.

[Paul Marin]

Harry has been getting his formations and tactics all wrong since the turn of the year. He started having Bale and Lennon cutting into the middle instead of keeping them wide. Yes, the opponents try to counter Bale's speed by putting 2 defenders on him, but sometimes you just have to trust your players - case in point - Antonio Valencia. Defenders know exactly what he's going to do - drive down the wing and keep the ball on his right foot, but 9 out of 10 times, they are unable to stop the predictable.

On a different note, Tottenham, like Mansh!tty, lack players who have won titles. Experience in winning goes a long way. Aaron Lennon made a dribble into the 18 and had two good reasons to go down for a foul which would easily be call for a penalty. He chose to stay on his feet and lost the ball. Two minutes later Drogba scored against the run of play. That penalty would have given the Spurs players a big psychological advantage. ManU today got that advantage through another Ashley Young controversial penalty. The defender fouled Young, but he "could" have stayed on his feet. That is the difference between championship team and just good teams. Our own Reggaeboyz are naive like Aaron Lennon and need to learn the art of falling down.

I can't believe I am reading this. LOL!! Young DIVED and that is "the difference between championship team and just good teams." Go figure. It takes tiefin' for some of us to win. Fair play to Lennon. Young should be banned for 8 games.

[Jangle]

The foul WAS committed on Young in the box. END of story.

[Paul Marin]

The foul WAS committed on Young in the box. END of story.

Jangle, foul or not, are you saying that Young DID not dive?

[Lazie]

Jangle, foul or not, are you saying that Young DID not dive?

... it was a foul ... why unuh ignoring it? Dzeko's was a pen .... but the exact offense against Young isn't? Unuh a joker ....

[Paul Marin]

... it was a foul ... why unuh ignoring it? Dzeko's was a pen .... but the exact offense against Young isn't? Unuh a joker ....

I am asking a very simple question (foul or no foul) - did Young dive?