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Tottenham Hotspur hammered Queens Park Rangers 4-0 at White Hart Lane today in a one sided affair that could have been worse for the visitors.
Former boss Harry Redknapp and former Tottenham legend Glenn Hoddle have a lot of work to do to put QPR right as they were ripped apart at will by a rampant Spurs enjoying their football again. Quite frankly it was a stroll in the park and a nice way to start the new season at home after scrapping to a 10 man success last week. This will give the side confidence going into the game against Liverpool next Sunday.
Eik Lamela affected the UEFA Europa League tie on Thursday when he came on after 72 minutes and now here he was affecting an English Premier League (EPL) game and showing why we paid £30 million ($49.72m - €37.54m) for him. Another game that will further boost his confidence. A different kettle of fish for Roberto Soldado though as he now appears to be third choice striker behind Harry Kane, who has been brought on ahead of him in the first two league fixtures.
The goals are analysed by former Chelsea and Aston Villa player Andy Townsend, who played in two World Cups for the Republic of Ireland and former Charlton manager Alan Curbishley, himself a player at several clubs including West Ham United.
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Former boss Harry Redknapp and former Tottenham legend Glenn Hoddle have a lot of work to do to put QPR right as they were ripped apart at will by a rampant Spurs enjoying their football again. Quite frankly it was a stroll in the park and a nice way to start the new season at home after scrapping to a 10 man success last week. This will give the side confidence going into the game against Liverpool next Sunday.
Eik Lamela affected the UEFA Europa League tie on Thursday when he came on after 72 minutes and now here he was affecting an English Premier League (EPL) game and showing why we paid £30 million ($49.72m - €37.54m) for him. Another game that will further boost his confidence. A different kettle of fish for Roberto Soldado though as he now appears to be third choice striker behind Harry Kane, who has been brought on ahead of him in the first two league fixtures.
The goals are analysed by former Chelsea and Aston Villa player Andy Townsend, who played in two World Cups for the Republic of Ireland and former Charlton manager Alan Curbishley, himself a player at several clubs including West Ham United.
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