Capital One Cup Season 2014-15

[Big Boy]

The Green Army kick off their Capital One Cup season tonight. As usual, I'm hoping they come a close second, without picking up cards or injuries. A pointless competition if you're struggling to get out of league 2. We need promotion, not a cup run.

[caller]

MK Dons beat thrash the mighty Manchester Utd 4-0!

[PeteC]

MK Dons beat thrash the mighty Manchester Utd 4-0!

Without reading any coverage yet, could have it been deliberate simply to get out of the distracting event?

[redzonerocker]

Without reading any coverage yet, could have it been deliberate simply to get out of the distracting event?

Don't care . . . . . . . . . .

[dtaai-maai]

MK Dons beat thrash the mighty Manchester Utd 4-0!

Without reading any coverage yet, could have it been deliberate simply to get out of the distracting event?

Absolutely not. Man U need to get into the habit of winning again, regardless of the competition. Give it another week or two and there'll be "Bring back Moyes" chants from the terraces... And who's to say what might have happened last season if Moyes had had the financial support Man U have given to Van Gaal?

[Zidane]

The FA Cup is not till January so our season will remain alive till then !
Revolutions take time you know,they are not overnight......

[Zidane]

Wot.....no response from the Spuds fans to them reaching the Capital Cup Final ??
d-m,Terence,Jimmy ??
Potentially a cracking final against Chelsea on March 1st.

As for Chelskis win over Liverpool.....Diego Costa,good player,but what a dirty b'stard !

[JimmyGreaves]

The disappointment of losing to Crystal Palace then getting knocked out of the FA Cup has not worn off yet and the way we played last night tells me another 5-1 to Chelski. Well this is Tottenham TIT.

[dtaai-maai]

Come on, chaps, let's not be quite so despondent! It all depends which Spurs team turns up on the night - the one that beat Chelsea 5-3 or the one that lost to Palace and Leicester.

Offloading the overrated Lamela would be a start. And hopefully we'll have Lloris in goal.

Our main (ongoing) problems are defensive lapses and a poor goals to shots and possession ratio.

Looking on the bright side: Erikson, Kane, Lloris, Mason.

EDIT: It would be a bit of a bonus if Costa was suspended for the final...

[Dannie Boy]

Come on, chaps, let's not be quite so despondent! It all depends which Spurs team turns up on the night - the one that beat Chelsea 5-3 or the one that lost to Palace and Leicester.

Offloading the overrated Lamela would be a start. And hopefully we'll have Lloris in goal.

Our main (ongoing) problems are defensive lapses and a poor goals to shots and possession ratio.

Looking on the bright side: Erikson, Kane, Lloris, Mason.

EDIT: It would be a bit of a bonus if Costa was suspended for the final...

I reckon the player who is most at fault is Soldado - whenever I've watched Spurs, he misses the most chances - if you had somebody like Costa in his place you'd walk it!!

[caller]

Come on, chaps, let's not be quite so despondent! It all depends which Spurs team turns up on the night - the one that beat Chelsea 5-3 or the one that lost to Palace and Leicester.

I think it was somewhere in between! Ultimately, a comfortable, deserved win by Chelsea, with Cap'n Fantastic voted man of the match - not bad for the oldest player on the park!

Interesting article in the Independent for Spuds fans:

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/foot ... 78979.html

So, once again, my beloved blues are the .............

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