Rogers and Buendía fire Aston Villa to victory and expose Tottenham's frailties

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Tottenham's Home Form Continues to Elude Them

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has become synonymous with the sound of discontented fans. The cacophony that echoes through its corridors is one of frustration and disappointment. Even the positivity generated by Thomas Frank's arrival and a record-breaking summer transfer spend has been unable to shift this trend.

The latest defeat, at the hands of Aston Villa, was another example of the team's inability to replicate their promising start with consistent results. After taking an early lead through Rodrigo Bentancur, Tottenham were unable to sustain their momentum, allowing Villa to equalize and eventually take the win.

Villa, on the other hand, are flying. Their hard-fought victory has confirmed their pre-international break revival as a permanent fixture. The team's goals, scored by Morgan Rogers and Emiliano Buendía, were worthy of winning any game.

Rogers' strike may hold long-term significance for Villa, as he began this campaign in the doldrums. However, replicating his international form will be crucial for Unai Emery's team. The Spaniard was impressed with another goal-shy England star, Ollie Watkins, who gave Villa an extra attacking edge when he came off the bench.

Tottenham's struggles at home continue to plague Frank. Despite performing well against Burnley, Wolves, and Villa, they were unable to capitalize on their early lead. A clear draw became a defeat, leaving Frank to face questions about his team's ability to compete in big games.

The Spaniard admitted that Tottenham's goals were deserved winners. "We looked quite good, but lost 2-1 due to two top-quality goals." The players' efforts were evident, but the team's inability to hold onto their lead proved costly.

Villa's victory has confirmed their pre-international break revival as a permanent fixture. Their hard work and dedication have paid off, while Tottenham continue to be troubled by familiar failings.
 
[Image of a soccer player looking dejected with a "LOSER" stamp over it 🏟️😔]

[Tottenham's stadium with a "DISAPPOINTMENT" banner waving above it 💔👎]

[A picture of Aston Villa's coach Unai Emery smiling, with a "REVIVAL COMPLETE" caption below 👍💪]

[Image of Morgan Rogers scoring the winning goal, with an arrow pointing to his name in bold letters 🏆😃]

[Tottenham's team trying to hold onto the lead, but slipping away like sand between their fingers 🤹‍♂️🌊]
 
You know, it's not about how well you perform on paper or even how much you spend on new players... it's about your ability to hold onto momentum when it matters most 💡. Spurs are like a ship that's lost its anchor, drifting aimlessly without direction 🌊. Meanwhile, Villa is like a sailboat that's caught the wind, harnessing their collective energy to propel themselves forward ⛴️. It makes you wonder what's holding Tottenham back – is it just about confidence or something more fundamental?
 
Ugh man, I'm getting so tired of watching Spurs struggle at home 🤯 They're like the ultimate yo-yo team - one week they're on fire, the next week they're getting thrashed by 2-1 😩 I mean, Thomas Frank's made some great signings and all that, but can't seem to get them to gel 💔 And it's always the same story - they take the lead, they start to fall apart, and then Villa or whoever comes along and pounces on their mistakes 🤦‍♂️

And yeah, I love Morgan Rogers' strike, it was pure class ⚽️ But Spurs need him to replicate that form all season, not just in one game. And what's with the constant questions about Frank's team selection? Can't they just figure it out already? 😩
 
🤔 I think what really gets me about this situation is how inconsistent Tottenham are being right now. One game they're on fire, scoring goals for fun, but the next they just can't seem to hold onto a lead. It's like they're stuck in this perpetual state of "what if?" 🤷‍♂️

And honestly, I think Spurs need to figure out who they are as a team right now. Are they a team that relies on individual brilliance, or is it more about the collective effort? Because right now, it feels like one person can turn the game around single-handedly, and the rest of the team just can't seem to keep up.

I know Frank's trying to get them to gel as a unit, but it's just not happening. And until they figure that out, we're just going to keep seeing these frustrating results. 💔
 
I'm kinda surprised at Villa's resurgence 🤔. They were struggling earlier in the season, but it looks like they've clicked into gear now 💪. Unai Emery must be doing something right, I guess 😊. For Tottenham, it's frustrating to see them continue to struggle at home 🏠. Thomas Frank seems like a good manager and all, but he just can't seem to get the results he wants in big games ⚽️. It's not all doom and gloom for Spurs fans though – they've still got some promising young players on the squad 🌟. Maybe they'll turn it around soon? 🤞
 
Ugh, Spurs are at it again 🤦‍♂️... I mean, what's the deal with this team? They're all like "Hey, we've got a new manager and some fancy players, let's win some games!" But nope, they always find a way to mess it up. Like, seriously, did Rodrigo Bentancur not know he was playing at home? 🤔 A 2-1 loss is just brutal. I'm starting to think that Spurs' home form is just the definition of "meh". Meanwhile, Villa's on fire 🔥 and looking like they actually have a shot at something this season. Who knew Ollie Watkins would be the spark they needed? Guess you could say Unai Emery knows what he's doing for once 😏
 
I feel like Spurs are so close to cracking on at home but just can't seem to get it together... I mean, 2-1 is a decent scoreline but they gotta step up their big game management 🤔. Villa's team spirit and work rate is inspiring btw, love how Emery's tactics have clicked into place 💪. Rodgers' goal was pure quality though, maybe he's the x-factor Spurs need 😊. Frank's got to find a way to get his team fired up in front of their own fans 🏟️, can't keep relying on away wins.
 
🙄 I mean, it's about time someone said this, but Spurs' home form is seriously underwhelming 🤦‍♂️. They've got all the talent in the world, but they just can't seem to get out of their own way. Thomas Frank might be doing a great job overall, but he needs to figure out how to turn that Tottenham Hotspur Stadium into a fortress 🏰💪. The fact that Aston Villa could come in and beat them 2-1 is just embarrassing 😳. And don't even get me started on the fact that Spurs took an early lead and couldn't hold onto it... what's going on, guys?! 🤔
 
Ugh, come on Spurs!!! 🤯 They're having a laugh at home right now. I mean, what's going on? You bring in all this cash, get some top players, and you still can't beat the Villa? 😒 It's like they're getting outplayed and outmaneuvered by everyone except maybe Burnley (and that was just luck). 🤷‍♂️ Frank says it's not 2-1 deserved wins, but I think the fans know better. They want to see their team win big games, not draw with anyone! 😡 And don't even get me started on those goal celebrations... empty joy. 😒
 
I'm not surprised by Spurs' struggles at home 😐. They've had some decent performances against lower-table teams, but when it comes to the big games, they always seem to come up short ⚽️. I mean, you can't just spend a fortune in the summer and expect everything to fall into place overnight 💸. Thomas Frank's arrival was a good step, but he's got his work cut out for him 🤔.

Aston Villa's turnaround is impressive, though 👏. They've shown that they're not just one-trick ponies 🎉. Morgan Rogers' goal will be key to their success - if he can replicate it in the league 😅. And Ollie Watkins looks like a nice addition to Emery's squad 💡.

Tottenham need to get their act together, pronto ⏰. They're not just disappointing their fans, they're letting themselves down 🤕. Frank needs to figure out why his team can't hold onto leads and sort that out ASAP 🔴.
 
omg did u no spurs r havin some serious issues at home 🤦‍♂️😩 they cant even capitalize on lead now its like they r just playin out the game till it ends 💔 i mean villa is killin it rn their form is legit and u can tell unai emery done his job right 👏 also rogers is on fire 🔥 and watkins is lookin good off the bench too 🤞 spurs fans r gettin restless tho 🙄
 
I'm so down for Aston Villa right now 🤩👏 they're killing it on the pitch! Morgan Rogers' goal was insane 😲 and that Ollie Watkins is a game-changer ⚽️. Unai Emery's team is doing everything right, and I think they've got a real shot at making some noise in the league this season 🎉. Meanwhile, Tottenham just can't seem to get it together at home 😔. Thomas Frank needs to find a way to get his team more consistent results, especially when it comes to holding onto leads 💪. Still, I'm loving the Villa vibe right now 💃
 
Ugh, can't believe Spurs are having such a rough patch at home 🤕🏠 they just can't seem to get it together no matter what coach comes in... 2-1 down from Villa? unacceptable, especially when you've got the momentum going 🚫😩 those top-quality goals from Rogers and Buendía were the difference makers 👎
 
Umm... I don't know about this Villa team being on fire 🚒🔥... I mean, they did beat Spurs, but was it just a fluke? 🤔 Their striker Rogers is kinda doing the same thing for England and now Tottenham too 🙄 like he's trying to score goals at will or something 🎯

And Unai Emery saying his team looked good but lost due to top-quality goals 👏 sounds a bit dodgy to me 🤔... I mean, if you're that confident in your team, why are you making excuses for losing? 😂 It's all about taking wins when you can, you know? 💪

On the other hand, Thomas Frank has been doing his best with Spurs and we gotta give him props for trying new things 🙏... I mean, he took a big risk signing so many players in one summer, but it didn't quite pay off 🤷‍♂️. Maybe they just need to stick to what works, ya know? 👍
 
man 🤔 i feel like tottenham is just stuck in a rut atm, no matter how much money they spend or who comes in, it seems like they just can't seem to string together 2 wins at home lol... i mean, villa is on fire right now and it's not even close 😅 their squad depth is crazy. tottenham needs to figure out what's going wrong and make some serious changes, this "we're a team in transition" excuse ain't cutting it anymore 🙄
 
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