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Got to Bury these horrible fucks.
Apart from beating Woolwich , winning against these scumbags next week would be the best feeling in the world
...and lo, it came to pass.
And the Lord said unto Chelsea, "Chelsea, come forth." and Chelsea said, "Hmmm, weeellll, hmmmmm. Hmmmmm. hmmm. Weelll. Hmmmm."
Fuck the cunt
No chance he gets anything other than abuse, particularly from me
He made his bed let him lie in it
im not sure they can sack him anytime soon. where do they go? cant just keep sacking managers, the clubs a mess.
Big fat Boehly doesn’t think like that
Looks like a Tesco value range Trump.
Not thinking about it.
TragicCan you solve the puzzle?
"Mauricio Pochettino, he's ______ you know"
Carol, please reveal today's vowels and consonants. Thank you
Brains at the ready your countdown starts.... now
I'll have a Carol please, Consonant.
I’d like to thank Ange, the players, and the footballing gods- for the first time I can remember I’m ok about going into this fixture, even with the added Potch factor.
I was dreading this when Potch was appointed. I still think it will be a tough game, but I know we’ll be up for it and I’m not pining for the Potch days anymore.
Football philosophy-wise, Potch and Ange have plenty in common. However, Ange is a better communicator and wipes the floor with him on installing resilience and a winning mentality. Potch isn’t a lucky manager. I don’t want to suggest that Ange’s success is down to fluke, but he generates this air of control and confidence that makes it feel like more things are going your way and that the problems that you do have to face are no big deal. We stand every chance of getting a good result.
I was dreading this when Potch was appointed. I still think it will be a tough game, but I know we’ll be up for it and I’m not pining for the Potch days anymore.
Football philosophy-wise, Potch and Ange have plenty in common. However, Ange is a better communicator and wipes the floor with him on installing resilience and a winning mentality. Potch isn’t a lucky manager. I don’t want to suggest that Ange’s success is down to fluke, but he generates this air of control and confidence that makes it feel like more things are going your way and that the problems that you do have to face are no big deal. We stand every chance of getting a good result.
Are they Spurs?