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It's better to be safe than sorry.My niece bought me the official Spurs calendar last Christmas, and whilst getting a beer from the kitchen I flicked over to June. Harry Kane is June’s player, so as a reminder, on June 1st, I wrote ‘Champions League Final’. Childish I know, but it made me feel better.
It’s a sign.
I was at that match, cannot remember any carnage. In mid 70's Spurs did not bring enough support to fill a mini bus, none of the London clubs did. To be honest never saw much trouble at Anfield in the 70's.Mid 70's. Lost 3.2 after being 2 up. Carnage
PS - I have to give an enormous shout out to Mrs Seven Sisters. 12 years’ marriage (plus the amusing gymnastic bit before that) and she literally gives not one shit about football. And even so, when a friend of hers invited us to dinner tomorrow night (I know, BLATANT middle class, innit) she explained that she wouldn’t dream of depriving me of what she knows might just be the nights to rival all others ... Gawd bless ‘er
Fixed it: it shows relative popularity of search term tottenhamNo. Just thought I’d let you know.
PPS. No matter what happens tomorrow night, I want you all to know that I love you all. Really. (No, not in that way, cretinousgoat ).
The match will be played, and someone (please please let it be Hugo) will lift a trophy, and we will either all be over the moon, or sick as a parrot.
But over the past 5+ years I have come to know you all as brothers (and sisters, Mrs Perryman ) in arms. Each and every one of you has made me laugh out loud and you have got me through some tough times in my life - I completed multiple tours in Afghanistan and it has taken a while to ‘iron out the wrinkles’ in my mental health.
You will never know how much the bollocks that gets spouted on here has helped me - but it’s honestly the closest thing I found to military ‘bantz’ I have found since becoming a civvy.
Sorry for being a big old softie, but I suppose all I want to say is, wherever you are and whoever you are with - enjoy the the ride and .....
COME ON YOU SPURS!!!!!!!
They know. They just know, don’t they?My Mrs and Daughter are actually going to sit down at watch the game on TV while I am at the Lane.
That'll be the first time in 40 years.
She knows what this game means to me and every Yid everywhere.
Hear, hear..... and also lets promise that if the outcome isn't positive, we take it on the chin and just be proud of the lads for having given us a Champions League season to remember for the rest of our lives.PPS. No matter what happens tomorrow night, I want you all to know that I love you all. Really. (No, not in that way, cretinousgoat ).
The match will be played, and someone (please please let it be Hugo) will lift a trophy, and we will either all be over the moon, or sick as a parrot.
But over the past 5+ years I have come to know you all as brothers (and sisters, Mrs Perryman ) in arms. Each and every one of you has made me laugh out loud and you have got me through some tough times in my life - I completed multiple tours in Afghanistan and it has taken a while to ‘iron out the wrinkles’ in my mental health.
You will never know how much the bollocks that gets spouted on here has helped me - but it’s honestly the closest thing I found to military ‘bantz’ I have found since becoming a civvy.
Sorry for being a big old softie, but I suppose all I want to say is, wherever you are and whoever you are with - enjoy the the ride and .....
COME ON YOU SPURS!!!!!!!
<applause>Hear, hear..... and also lets promise that if the outcome isn't positive, we take it on the chin and just be proud of the lads for having given us a Champions League season to remember for the rest of our lives.