By the way guys, any comments about Klopp returning to his favoured 4-2-3-1? 2 games, 7 scored, 1 conceded (shouldn't happen in the first place).

Its only red star & cardiff. lets see if it works against arsenal before making any rash conclusions. I just hope scoring against minnows gives Salah more confidence so his finishing improves.

4-2-3-1?
its more to accommodate lala / shaqiri on the right wing.

don't give fabinson too much credit, later ur knees give way...

Damn it

Spurs stand no chance against Citeh's fluid football !!

However, their defence managed to keep the scoreline low .....

Lol Karius

Why 

cos hes coming back! 

Damn it

Spurs stand no chance against Citeh's fluid football !!

However, their defence managed to keep the scoreline low .....

But Spurs also got clear chance and didn't convert....

yup.. plus they also have 2 matches in 2 days. Alli, Eriksen and Son are rested for today's cup match with Pochettino's main priority this season is to WIN something.

“Hendo is really good, but probably for start of next week,” the boss explained.

“Naby [will return at] the end of this week.”

In football, a not too serious injury means two, three, four weeks (out) and in the Premier League that means 20 games if we are lucky! We didn't have to rush it.

“Mo its nothing serious, inflammation of the [wrist] tendon, just for protection, it has no influence [on him playing].”

“Players shouldn't lose rhythm if you change the system a little bit,” said the Reds boss.

“It's not like we are only playing with two at the back and eight up front. It's really not that massive a difference.

“The system is there to bring the players at their best and most comfortable position, but if they stay in that position it's a boring game, they have to move.

“You need to create a formation for defending where everybody knows what to do, and then a formation offensively where everybody is in their best area on the pitch. We can do that in different ways.

“We are not that stubborn system-wise. We were never. Maybe without people seeing it, we have already played a diamond this season and nobody spoke about it. Obviously it wasn't that obvious otherwise there'd have been big stories about it!

“We try to use players in the best way and give them the position where they can shine.”

“You're giving managers a bit too much credit if you think we have that much influence. He couldn't defend us in the first half, we had to help with that by missing our chances.

“We have to check the dressing room at Basel again about what happened in there because the game changed immediately when we came back out.

“We had a big influence on that game. It was a question of momentum, they had it we lost it, we had it in the wrong half of the game I would say, in the first half, we didn't score often enough.

“They had it in the second half and we couldn't fight back in the 63rd game of the season, there was not a lot of fuel left in the tank.

“Emery is a very, very experienced manager and all the Spanish guys are really competitive.

“I don't think he had a lot of influence in the first half and I couldn't have any influence in the second half, that was the problem of that day.

“They won, we lost, that's already history.”

“They have a lot of star players. I don’t want to compare what they did last year, to be honest. It’s not my job. My job is to know what they did this year, not all the stories around it.

“Arsene Wenger is one of the best managers in the world, there’s no doubt about it. And sometimes after a long time when the mood in a club changes, it’s quite difficult to work against that. That was the situation a bit last year, people respected him a lot but on the other side they thought ‘now we should change something’.

“A change is only good if it is for the better. Unai Emery, all people in football knew how good he is, but I am not sure all Arsenal fans were over the moon at first when they heard it would be Emery. But that’s England a little bit, you want the poster boys. Unai was in France and before that in Spain in a smaller club, so you can go a bit under the radar.

“Not for all the people in football, though. I saw yesterday that he won eight titles in two or three years. That’s pretty big. It was clear that things will change, and the players know now.