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Originally Posted by NBC
Outside of the Sandro goal, which was against the run of play, Spurs didn't generate much in the way of decent goal-scoring chances, whereas the Blues did. Even though there are serious question marks surrounding their two goals, it was probably a fair result in the end as Chelsea were the better side, created more and had very good opportunities in front of that buffoon Gomes.
There was a great shot of him (Gomes) on MOTD midway after he flapped at another mid-range shot where he looked absolutely sh*t scared, or that is was Alans Hansen and Shearer thought. Even he is frightened of his inability to stop basic shots. He's quickly turning into a post-Daid Seaman Arsenal-style keeper.
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the problem with that is that Spurs have had the better run of play in all these games the past two months where all they ended up with were draws against the likes of West Ham, West Brom etc.
so the whole "the right team got the 3 points" doesn't seem to run fair at most points
either way, its been a fun season and its also shown that a clinical finishing striker is needed. With the midfield they have, and the chances it creates every game, they should have 10-15 more goals than the 51 they have now.