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Yes! Bobby Zamora to Spurs for around 2million. SOunds good to me. Well correct me if im wrong but that will give our strike force an average age of........
*gets out calculator*
....... 20 + 22 + 21 = 63
....... 63 / 3 = 21
so thats a very young strike frce which could also be called....decent! POstiga who proved on his debut he was up to the standards of the premiership, keane who proved himself last season and at leeds in the past and finally Zamora, 56goals in two seasons for Brighton just about sums him up....a great player and a great buy for 2 million.
your views here please......
*gets out calculator*
....... 20 + 22 + 21 = 63
....... 63 / 3 = 21
so thats a very young strike frce which could also be called....decent! POstiga who proved on his debut he was up to the standards of the premiership, keane who proved himself last season and at leeds in the past and finally Zamora, 56goals in two seasons for Brighton just about sums him up....a great player and a great buy for 2 million.
your views here please......
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Helder Postiga rifled home his second goal in as many pre-season games as we ran out winners at Adams Park.
Already a huge favourite with our travelling fans, 'Postie' delivered again in the second half of a testing encounter against Wanderers.
Just over 20 minutes remained when Jamie Redknapp threaded the perfect pass through to the Portugese star who had plenty to do from the left side of the area but left Dave Beasant grasping with an arrowed drive into the top corner.
In doing so, Postiga had the last laugh against Beasant - who is still going strong at 44 and the difference between the sides for much of a one-sided first hour.
Beasant, who had three months on loan at the Lane back in 2001-02, denied us five times - most notably from the impressive Rohan Ricketts, Postiga and Kazu Toda - but typical of his position, he was to blame for our opening goal.
That came after 11 minutes when Christian Ziege whipped in a corner to the near post that Beasant failed to hold and the ball crept over the line.
Wycombe, up against it for long periods but always competitive, equalised within a minute.
Big striker Richard Harris should really have nodded home Stuart Roberts' fine cross but failed to connect only for Darren Currie to flash the ball straight back across goal where Harris tapped home from six yards.
The only note of concern was Christian Ziege's departure after 35 minutes, replaced by David Galbraith.
The second half brought no further changes from Glenn Hoddle and Redknapp, showing plenty of industry to go with his skills on the ball, had a couple of early digs to no avail.
Wycombe's best chance came after 57 minutes when the pacy Jermaine McSporran took off down the right and dug out a cross that deserved more than Harris' tame header wide.
Postiga's cracker arrived with 22 minutes left and he went close again before Davies sealed the win, cheekily flicking home Jamie Slabber's low cross with five minutes left.
Wycombe hit back late in the game as Billy Harding converted McSporran's low cross.
Thanks to spurs.co.uk
Helder Postiga rifled home his second goal in as many pre-season games as we ran out winners at Adams Park.
Already a huge favourite with our travelling fans, 'Postie' delivered again in the second half of a testing encounter against Wanderers.
Just over 20 minutes remained when Jamie Redknapp threaded the perfect pass through to the Portugese star who had plenty to do from the left side of the area but left Dave Beasant grasping with an arrowed drive into the top corner.
In doing so, Postiga had the last laugh against Beasant - who is still going strong at 44 and the difference between the sides for much of a one-sided first hour.
Beasant, who had three months on loan at the Lane back in 2001-02, denied us five times - most notably from the impressive Rohan Ricketts, Postiga and Kazu Toda - but typical of his position, he was to blame for our opening goal.
That came after 11 minutes when Christian Ziege whipped in a corner to the near post that Beasant failed to hold and the ball crept over the line.
Wycombe, up against it for long periods but always competitive, equalised within a minute.
Big striker Richard Harris should really have nodded home Stuart Roberts' fine cross but failed to connect only for Darren Currie to flash the ball straight back across goal where Harris tapped home from six yards.
The only note of concern was Christian Ziege's departure after 35 minutes, replaced by David Galbraith.
The second half brought no further changes from Glenn Hoddle and Redknapp, showing plenty of industry to go with his skills on the ball, had a couple of early digs to no avail.
Wycombe's best chance came after 57 minutes when the pacy Jermaine McSporran took off down the right and dug out a cross that deserved more than Harris' tame header wide.
Postiga's cracker arrived with 22 minutes left and he went close again before Davies sealed the win, cheekily flicking home Jamie Slabber's low cross with five minutes left.
Wycombe hit back late in the game as Billy Harding converted McSporran's low cross.
Thanks to spurs.co.uk
88mins: GOAL. Consolation for Wycombe as Harding converted McSporran's cross.
YeY
2-3 to the boys in blue.
YeY
2-3 to the boys in blue.
3-1 and I think it's virtually over.
84mins: GOAL. Slabber did well down the right channel, low drive cheekily flicked home by Davies. 3-1.
Wycombe 1-2 Spurs
68mins: GOAL. Inch-perfect pass from Redknapp released Postiga into left channel of box, rifled shot into top corner from tight angle. 2-1.
71mins: Davies released Postiga again, first effort blocked by Beasant, second a superb block by Vinnicomb.
73mins: SUBS. Slabber for Postiga, Yeates for Acimovic.
Repeat of last year I see... :c(
68mins: GOAL. Inch-perfect pass from Redknapp released Postiga into left channel of box, rifled shot into top corner from tight angle. 2-1.
71mins: Davies released Postiga again, first effort blocked by Beasant, second a superb block by Vinnicomb.
73mins: SUBS. Slabber for Postiga, Yeates for Acimovic.
Repeat of last year I see... :c(
Attendance: 5,389
53mins: Redknapp tested Beasant again, tricky bounce in front of the keeper from 20 yards but kept it out.
57mins: Lightning run from McSporran and superb cross but Harris failed to get decent head on it.
57mins: Lightning run from McSporran and superb cross but Harris failed to get decent head on it.
46mins: Massive scramble but combination of Sullivan and defence keep Wycombe out.
49mins: Redknapp cut in from left but dragged shot wide.
UPDATE
Line-ups: Wycombe: Beasant, Senda, Vinnicombe, Johnson (Brown, 45), Rogers, Currie (Bulman, 45), Simpson (Cook, 45), Mapes (Thomson, 45), Harris, Holligan, Roberts.
Spurs: Sullivan, S Kelly, Bunjevcevic, Gardner, Ziege (Galbraith, 35), Toda, Davies, Acimovic, Ricketts, Redknapp, Postiga. Subs: Jalal, Henry, Barnard, Slabber, Yeates, Foster.
Yey, Bulman is on. He'll score...he had better, anyway. His name and number is going on the back of both my shirts.
49mins: Redknapp cut in from left but dragged shot wide.
UPDATE
Line-ups: Wycombe: Beasant, Senda, Vinnicombe, Johnson (Brown, 45), Rogers, Currie (Bulman, 45), Simpson (Cook, 45), Mapes (Thomson, 45), Harris, Holligan, Roberts.
Spurs: Sullivan, S Kelly, Bunjevcevic, Gardner, Ziege (Galbraith, 35), Toda, Davies, Acimovic, Ricketts, Redknapp, Postiga. Subs: Jalal, Henry, Barnard, Slabber, Yeates, Foster.
Yey, Bulman is on. He'll score...he had better, anyway. His name and number is going on the back of both my shirts.
Half-time: Wycombe 1-1 Spurs
39mins: Acimovic dinked ball through to Postiga, looked offside but no flag, Beasant blocked effort.
43mins: Acimovic delightful skill to beat Rogers only to blast into the stand.
43mins: Acimovic delightful skill to beat Rogers only to blast into the stand.
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