Yes Bill, that’s perfectly obvious. Thanks for the lesson.
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Yes Bill, that’s perfectly obvious. Thanks for the lesson.
What’s this nonsense about one of our boys throwing a banana on aubameyang? Unacceptable and deserve a ban. Throw a grenade if you must.
thats pretty much the scenario everywhere. a clearly defined first choice who plays if fit.
Its very rare that clubs drop their first choice over form issues.
Whoever witnessed it and did nothing should be ashamed of themselves.
Definite tactical naivety by Poch today. Son was making great runs all across Mustafi and the back line in the first half; the clear impetus for us going ahead.
Then, at the beginning of the 2nd half, Poch moved Dele to be furthest forward and stuck Son out on the right wing. Our attack became slow, lethargic, and unfocused. Son barely had a touch. These, along with mental errors and a strong push on the front foot and pressing by them compounded our efforts and left us lacking the bite to stay in the match.
It's been obvious all season that they are a 2nd half team, and Poch switching things around at halftime only fed into their tactical switches with Ramsey and Lacazette. Torreira bossed the midfield, and we were left wanting without the ball.
Then, at the beginning of the 2nd half, Poch moved Dele to be furthest forward and stuck Son out on the right wing. Our attack became slow, lethargic, and unfocused. Son barely had a touch. These, along with mental errors and a strong push on the front foot and pressing by them compounded our efforts and left us lacking the bite to stay in the match.
It's been obvious all season that they are a 2nd half team, and Poch switching things around at halftime only fed into their tactical switches with Ramsey and Lacazette. Torreira bossed the midfield, and we were left wanting without the ball.
Life ban. No excuse.
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Who are you talking to?
I
the yid
Fuck off Audere
Most of us are English
You’re a bit thick Mate..
Only positive I can take from today is this:
When I was a kid growing up in the 2000s, those lot beating us was almost a procedure. They'd celebrate it, sure, but let's be honest, it was almost a procession, so much so that they got complacent about it, and what almost irritated me more than them winning was how blasé they were about the whole thing.
Look at them today. It was the loudest I've heard the Emirates maybe ever, red flares being set off, players ripping off shirts to celebrate. Make no mistake, this is one of their biggest results for a long, long time, and that just goes to show what a threat we have become. We're no longer the noisy neighbours who roll over for a satisfying three points every season- we are the real deal, and you could see how much it meant to them today. While that hurts now, in the long-term it's healthy for the rivalry, and I do genuinely believe it is the best, most fierce, most entertaining rivalry in British football.
Other than that... yeah, it was fucking shit, but onwards and upwards- I'd have taken two wins out of three v Chelsea, Inter and Arse if you'd offered me it last Saturday. Bouncing back against Southampton in what is sure to be a pretty subdued atmosphere at Wembley midweek is vital.
When I was a kid growing up in the 2000s, those lot beating us was almost a procedure. They'd celebrate it, sure, but let's be honest, it was almost a procession, so much so that they got complacent about it, and what almost irritated me more than them winning was how blasé they were about the whole thing.
Look at them today. It was the loudest I've heard the Emirates maybe ever, red flares being set off, players ripping off shirts to celebrate. Make no mistake, this is one of their biggest results for a long, long time, and that just goes to show what a threat we have become. We're no longer the noisy neighbours who roll over for a satisfying three points every season- we are the real deal, and you could see how much it meant to them today. While that hurts now, in the long-term it's healthy for the rivalry, and I do genuinely believe it is the best, most fierce, most entertaining rivalry in British football.
Other than that... yeah, it was fucking shit, but onwards and upwards- I'd have taken two wins out of three v Chelsea, Inter and Arse if you'd offered me it last Saturday. Bouncing back against Southampton in what is sure to be a pretty subdued atmosphere at Wembley midweek is vital.
The way those cunts celebrated shows how far they have fallen and how much they fear us - you would have thought they had won the world cup. How the tides have turned in spite of today's result. COYS.
I always want to sit the arsehole who does shit like this down and ask them what they think of the black and mixed race players in Spurs' squad.
I wonder how much cognitive dissonance there is in someone like that...
Not to some here apparently