Although Schedule Not Friendly, Spurs Sued Achieves Positive Results

Posted on | Thursday, June 23, 2011 | No Comments

London - Tottenham Hotspur have schedules that are less "friendly" at the beginning of season 2011/12. Even so, Gareth Bale wants a positive result for the team to boost self belief.

In the first three games, the Spurs will be dealing with two Big Four team last season. After opening with home games against Everton, The Lily Whites have visited Manchester United next week and then host Manchester City.

While competing at White Hart Lane, the Toffees still not a worthy opponent underestimated. In his last five home games, the Spurs can only win twice, two defeats and a draw.

Manchester United match in the headquarters would be a tough test for the troops first Harry Redknapp is. Spurs not only had a poor record at Old Trafford, but also motivation Wayne Rooney et al. in maintaining an unbeaten record at his headquarters who successfully defended last season.

Meanwhile, Spurs could be quite a relief against the City if viewed from a record of the meeting. In his last five home games, City bent four times and the final result ending in a draw.

Bale realize the game is not going to match that easily bypassed. However, positive results remain to be shot because later it will affect the team's confidence.

"Everything is a heavy game but that's the case if you are competing in the Premier League," said Bale in Tottenham's official website.

"Everton has always been a strong opponent and the Manchester duo between the best teams in the league, but to achieve positive results will be good for us. Hopefully we can quickly find a rhythm game and get positive results.

"If we mangawali with good, it will make the team's confidence because they can take points from the two parties that weight. It's become our stock in the rest of the competition," said the Wales winger.