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+27 GD.
class act
oh yeah....FUCK YOU LAWRO AND MERSON WITH YOUR PREDICTED DRAWS.
Me and my 'mate' took our wives to our local pub for a romantic Valentine's Roast Lunch. Imagine our utter astonishment when we saw the game being advertised!
Imagine the complete lack of surprise from our wives.
And, no, he didn't chin anyone.
Imagine the complete lack of surprise from our wives.
And, no, he didn't chin anyone.
Oh
jimmyriggle
, jimmy ...
Gatsby
has a 100% recent record . Once the news gets to the players that he hasn't started this one they'll be broken.
I hope you have big shoulders
:dierpochhug:
Good luck
jimmyriggle
, jimmy ...
Gatsby
has a 100% recent record . Once the news gets to the players that he hasn't started this one they'll be broken.I hope you have big shoulders
:dierpochhug:
Good luck
From Football365...
Tottenham
We’re not sure we can say it better than Watford boss Quique Flores: “For me, it’s the best [team we’ve played]. We played twice against [Manchester] City, twice against Tottenham, twice against Chelsea, and I think this is the more complete team. It was impossible [to deal with them] We try to train a lot and try to take care a lot what happens in transition. We know perfectly what we want to do when we [recover] the ball, we try to play, but it was impossible.”
Twenty-five shots. Twenty-bloody-five shots. There were no outfield starters for Tottenham who did not have at least one attempt on goal. Christian Eriksen – playing centrally in the absence of Dele Alli – made eight key passes. It was relentless. After Manchester City utterly failed to deal with Leicester on Saturday, how the hell will they cope with the Tottenham tsunami?
Unlike Leicester, Tottenham’s style (as close to Jurgen Klopp’s Dortmund as we currently boast) does not need a compliant opposition. Watford were by no means compliant, but they were powerless against a Tottenham side Flores went on to call “animals”. Good luck to an ageing, vulnerable City; it’s difficult to envisage anything other than a mauling.
Tottenham
We’re not sure we can say it better than Watford boss Quique Flores: “For me, it’s the best [team we’ve played]. We played twice against [Manchester] City, twice against Tottenham, twice against Chelsea, and I think this is the more complete team. It was impossible [to deal with them] We try to train a lot and try to take care a lot what happens in transition. We know perfectly what we want to do when we [recover] the ball, we try to play, but it was impossible.”
Twenty-five shots. Twenty-bloody-five shots. There were no outfield starters for Tottenham who did not have at least one attempt on goal. Christian Eriksen – playing centrally in the absence of Dele Alli – made eight key passes. It was relentless. After Manchester City utterly failed to deal with Leicester on Saturday, how the hell will they cope with the Tottenham tsunami?
Unlike Leicester, Tottenham’s style (as close to Jurgen Klopp’s Dortmund as we currently boast) does not need a compliant opposition. Watford were by no means compliant, but they were powerless against a Tottenham side Flores went on to call “animals”. Good luck to an ageing, vulnerable City; it’s difficult to envisage anything other than a mauling.
No, the voices said it
