Not sure Tom Holland’s getting invited back soon
Especially towards the end I was reeeeeeally looking for signs of it being a deepfake.
Nope. Just Tom basically saying the kind of stuff we'd say on here.
Just maybe not on camera, eh?
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Not sure Tom Holland’s getting invited back soon
Not sure Tom Holland’s getting invited back soon
Sounds like he graduated from the same faux American accent school that Lewis Hamilton attended.tosser
Especially towards the end I was reeeeeeally looking for signs of it being a deepfake.
Nope. Just Tom basically saying the kind of stuff we'd say on here.
Just maybe not on camera, eh?
Just sums up the typical self depreciating weak minded Spurs fan who plays into the Spursy woe is us/world caving in narrative on social media.
I don't have any time for this sort of fans, absolutely 0 self respect
You want every Spurs fan to be completely detached from the reality of the recent history of being a Spurs fan.
You may not like it, but it's better for some people to own the piss-take, takes the sting out of it when other people use it on them.
Reality is always both and also somewhere in the middle.
No, I just don't want every Spurs fan to wear the Spursy medallion round their necks as if it's a badge of honour, as if it only comes with the territory of being a Spurs fan, especially these new age fans who only take the last 20 years in isolation and just solely look at our trophy record and judge our entire existence as a club as that.
But this is the age of social media I guess, we are in this big 6 purely by the virtue of our own good performances to put us there in the first place but in terms of recent success we are lacking behind our rivals so we are an easy target therefore people judge us as as a big 6 team and judged against our rivals standards. Makes it very easy for us to be mocked and our own fans buy into this narrative that our club exist for that purpose.
It's as if people are scared to talk with any positivity about the club that they will get roundly mocked for being delusional not only by rival fans but their own, mental.
And don't think this is a recent thing, even when we were playing well under Poch our fans were still doing this, the expectation to fuck things up, the club absolutely need to do their bit to curtail this but we as fans need to stop manifesting this mentality at every given opportunity.
You want every Spurs fan to be completely detached from the reality of the recent history of being a Spurs fan.
You may not like it, but it's better for some people to own the piss-take, takes the sting out of it when other people use it on them.
Reality is always both and also somewhere in the middle.
This coulda been cut & pasted, (almost word for word) from the 'Yid debate' thread!!!No, I just don't want every Spurs fan to wear the Spursy medallion round their necks as if it's a badge of honour, as if it only comes with the territory of being a Spurs fan, especially these new age fans who only take the last 20 years in isolation and just solely look at our trophy record and judge our entire existence as a club as that.
You raise a very interesting point, and one that sometimes feels like the POLAR opposite of what (and how) Woolwich fans are... Yes, they have had success and trophies in recent years (by recent, I mean in the last 15-20 years.. Not the last week or so!).....especially these new age fans who only take the last 20 years in isolation and just solely look at our trophy record and judge our entire existence as a club as that.
But this is the age of social media I guess, we are in this big 6 purely by the virtue of our own good performances to put us there in the first place but in terms of recent success we are lacking behind our rivals so we are an easy target therefore people judge us as as a big 6 team and judged against our rivals standards. Makes it very easy for us to be mocked and our own fans buy into this narrative that our club exist for that purpose.
It's as if people are scared to talk with any positivity about the club that they will get roundly mocked for being delusional not only by rival fans but their own, mental.
And don't think this is a recent thing, even when we were playing well under Poch our fans were still doing this, the expectation to fuck things up, the club absolutely need to do their bit to curtail this but we as fans need to stop manifesting this mentality at every given opportunity.
You raise a very interesting point, and one that sometimes feels like the POLAR opposite of what (and how) Woolwich fans are... Yes, they have had success and trophies in recent years (by recent, I mean in the last 15-20 years.. Not the last week or so!)
Yet even when they aren't winning their fans stubbornly emote a confidence that, personally, I think borders on arrogance... but it's something else... It emits a positive vibe that makes it feel as if they win every week, even when they don't!
Spurs fans are the total opposite... We were in the CL FINAL 4 years ago FFS, yet it feels like we've constantly been battling relegation each year!
We (I don't mean all) Spurs fans have a total glass half empty approach to our team... whereas the Gooners are VERY much glass half full... and this translates over into the media, and possibly even the players....
You could say, Spurs fans are self-depreciating realists, whilst Gooners are just jumped up arrogant tossers gloating in the smugness of their own self importance...
We MIGHT win a trophy or two in the next decade, we might not...
Yet Spurs fans exude an air of KNOWING/EXPECTING we won't... Whereas Gooners come across as simply biding their time for the inevitability of WHEN they'll win one!
I know this isn't important, but it's a bugbear of mine, so hear me out...
Celebrity Gooners (even non celebrity ones) can't WAIT to tell you what team they support, and will shoehorn the club into any conversation, at every opportunity...
Spurs fans, maybe with good reason, tend not to bring it up in polite conversation.
Every celebrity Gooner mentions who they support (the list is endless) yet celeb Spurs fans such as (like him or loathe him) Michael McIntyre has NEVER mentioned it in any of his stand up routines... why is that I wonder? I think he realises he'll lose a large chunk of his fans if he drags Spurs into his routine... yet pricks like Jack Whitehall, Piers Morgan, Alan Davies, Matt Lucas never stop going on about it!!
It's a subtle difference, but there IS a difference in both set of fans' approach to supporting their respective clubs!
Oh don't get me wrong, Liverpool fans are a totally self obsessed entity.... They think of themselves in the same way Barca does with the rest of Spain... it's a different level of superiority complex....Wouldn't say it's Arse fans so much, but I definitely notice it with Liverpool fans.
See my edit above.... It's THERE I'm telling you.... there's just something about them... ALL of them!Wouldn't say it's Arse fans so much, but I definitely notice it with Liverpool fans.
I'm sorry but this expectation that we won't do anything is not me at all. I'm as proud to be a Spurs fan as I've ever been; both in terms of what we've done in the past and what I hope we'll do in the present and the future.You raise a very interesting point, and one that sometimes feels like the POLAR opposite of what (and how) Woolwich fans are... Yes, they have had success and trophies in recent years (by recent, I mean in the last 15-20 years.. Not the last week or so!)
Yet even when they aren't winning their fans stubbornly emote a confidence that, personally, I think borders on arrogance... but it's something else... It emits a positive vibe that makes it feel as if they win every week, even when they don't!
Spurs fans are the total opposite... We were in the CL FINAL 4 years ago FFS, yet it feels like we've constantly been battling relegation each year!
We (I don't mean all) Spurs fans have a total glass half empty approach to our team... whereas the Gooners are VERY much glass half full... and this translates over into the media, and possibly even the players....
You could say, Spurs fans are self-depreciating realists, whilst Gooners are just jumped up arrogant tossers gloating in the smugness of their own self importance...
We MIGHT win a trophy or two in the next decade, we might not...
Yet Spurs fans exude an air of KNOWING/EXPECTING we won't... Whereas Gooners come across as simply biding their time for the inevitability of WHEN they'll win one!
I know this isn't important, but it's a bugbear of mine, so hear me out...
Celebrity Gooners (even non celebrity ones) can't WAIT to tell you what team they support, and will shoehorn the club into any conversation, at every opportunity...
Spurs fans, maybe with good reason, tend not to bring it up in polite conversation.
Every celebrity Gooner mentions who they support (the list is endless) yet celeb Spurs fans such as (like him or loathe him) Michael McIntyre has NEVER mentioned it in any of his stand up routines... why is that I wonder? I think he realises he'll lose a large chunk of his fans if he drags Spurs into his routine... yet pricks like Jack Whitehall, Piers Morgan, Alan Davies, Matt Lucas never stop going on about it!!
It's a subtle difference, but there IS a difference in both set of fans' approach to supporting their respective clubs!
"We have never won anything" all he had to do was a simple google!! And it´s extremely cringeworthy when our own fans want´s our best players to leave, i will never get my head around that!!tosser
Who is Tom Holland??? (Besides being a bellend)Utter state of that wanker.
Spider-Man.Who is Tom Holland??? (Besides being a bellend)
So you are telling me Spider-Man is a bellend?Spider-Man.