DJsmallpaul
09-11-2004, 06:04 PM
Arsenal v Everton
Cardiff v Portsmouth
Watford v Southampton
And of course the big game
Burnley v Tottenham :lol:
Burnley will look to claim another Premiership scalp in Tuesday night's Carling Cup tie against Spurs, live on Sky Sports Two.
The Clarets knocked Aston Villa out in the prior round earning a home tie against Spurs - under the tutelage of Martin Jol for the first time.
Jol will be desperate to start his tenure with victory, and the Dutch tactician will be boosted by a look at Burnley's lengthening injury list.
Steve Cotterill has major doubts over his hugely successful central defensive partnership, with Frank Sinclair forced out early in Burnley's defeat to Ipswich at the weekend, and John McGreal carrying several knocks.
Gary Cahill has arrived on loan from Aston Villa and could start, whilst Michael Duff returns after suspension.
Ian Moore (knee), England Under-21 midfielder Richard Chaplow (knee) and Wales international Danny Coyne are all certain to miss out, but Jean Louis Valois should return.
Spurs, on the other hand, have a relatively full squad to choose from - although Erik Edman is still suffering from the effects of concussion, and Goran Bunjevcevic's emergency shin surgery rules him out.
Sean Davis and Thimothee Atouba are both long term absentees, but Anthony Gardner should be available.
Cardiff v Portsmouth
Watford v Southampton
And of course the big game
Burnley v Tottenham :lol:
Burnley will look to claim another Premiership scalp in Tuesday night's Carling Cup tie against Spurs, live on Sky Sports Two.
The Clarets knocked Aston Villa out in the prior round earning a home tie against Spurs - under the tutelage of Martin Jol for the first time.
Jol will be desperate to start his tenure with victory, and the Dutch tactician will be boosted by a look at Burnley's lengthening injury list.
Steve Cotterill has major doubts over his hugely successful central defensive partnership, with Frank Sinclair forced out early in Burnley's defeat to Ipswich at the weekend, and John McGreal carrying several knocks.
Gary Cahill has arrived on loan from Aston Villa and could start, whilst Michael Duff returns after suspension.
Ian Moore (knee), England Under-21 midfielder Richard Chaplow (knee) and Wales international Danny Coyne are all certain to miss out, but Jean Louis Valois should return.
Spurs, on the other hand, have a relatively full squad to choose from - although Erik Edman is still suffering from the effects of concussion, and Goran Bunjevcevic's emergency shin surgery rules him out.
Sean Davis and Thimothee Atouba are both long term absentees, but Anthony Gardner should be available.