Wow, Our Support Was Amazing

[Kris]

The first time since Redknapp - Bale, Rafa, Modric and co that I've really enjoyed watching Spurs. Not perfect but it'll do eh.

 

[pleb]

 

[SchmoodSpur2013]

Great support today, but our support will only be amazing when we get up for games against West Brom, Stoke and the like.

There's a long way to go before I start to rate our home support and think it's worthwhile going back to the Lane.

Still #PochOut you tit?

 

[BN1]

I think we need to see where this everywhere we go train takes us...what's mega is that it works perfectly with Mauricio, mopo, and pochettino, the sky is not even close to the limit with this tune

-Everywhere he goes, everywhere he goes
Its Mauricios, yid army glory show, everywhere he goes

-Mauricio, pochettino, "something something"

-Its Mauricio, going toe to toe, everywhere he goes
.Going, standing, stepping

-Its Mauricio, puttin on a show, everywhere he goes

-Its pochettinos boys, bringin the noise, everywhere he goes
.Its mopos boys or its Mauricios, boys...

-ect, ect to infinte

Just stick til 'everywhere we go, we're the Tottenham boys' etc, shall we? :carrollwtf:

 

[YidoBuckler]

Few familiar faces in that video haha

 

[SouthStand Billy]

Gotta love it - one side of hundreds of pissed Yids screaming and chanting and fronting, including a few older types of fellas who don't look they are there for the sing-song.

Side skinny student-looking Woolwich hipster fans dressed up in hairwax, merchandise and iPhones, giving it behind the safety of the police as if they were Boca Juniors hooligans

:chadliwtf:

You should have seen them coming out of the ground at the end.. They walked out of the gate and turned right clinging to the wall and not leaving it, like a one legged novice getting around an ice skating rink,
they then used the horses to surround them so they could make it to the High Road and that's where they became Spurs fans..
They shout and get brave when they have protection and then they Crap themselves. They really are embarrassing.

 

[AlMacca_]

You should have seen them coming out of the ground at the end.. They walked out of the gate and turned right clinging to the wall and not leaving it, like a one legged novice getting around an ice skating rink,
they then used the horses to surround them so they could make it to the High Road and that's where they became Spurs fans..
They shout and get brave when they have protection and then they Crap themselves. They really are embarrassing.

and then when they do get noticed from pre-match escorts they shit it and hide in Turkish bakeries. LOL

 

[Fidel Castro]

Outstanding support .
Those that went from us a far
we salute you . The glory was yours .
Thank you .

 

[James savage]

felt awesome listening to our fans, even when we went a goal down,with WHL only holding 36,500 without the scum surport our stadium still generates more pure atmosphere than that red plastic immigrant bowl.
We may have half their size but we create twice as much noise COYS

 

[gaz]

Can't remember the last time the fans were buzzing and singing post game like yesterday (I missed Chelsea so it may have been the same).

nowt like chelsea, been a fair few years since scenes like yesterday. everywhere was rocking.
absolutely superb, fans didnt give up once.

 

[microfonehead]

generally true for chelsea and woolwich. ( tho my mate had his 7yr old with him who had the time of his life!)

There was a young kid in front of me who was loving it. Maybe they should start teaching football songs in the school curriculum

 

[Neumanator]

 

[Sicknotes sicknote]

Someone mentioned it last night, that the feeling of a win was 'in the air'... you could sense it...
So often, the NLD is a mixture of sickening nerves and consigned resignation... but yesterday was different... before, during and of course after! The whole ground was buzzing, and in the streets outside there was a sense of inevitability we'd win. Something i've never felt for a NLD.
The fans felt it... the players obviously sensed it... and thus it came to pass!
...if that's not an advert for positive thinking (and not negative bickering and bitching especially if ever we go a goal down) then I dunno what is!

Even when we went 1-0 down I had that gut feeling that we would pull it back.
And I never get that during NLD games. I usually just feel sick and then we lose and then I feel even sicker.

 

[BN1]

The Lane was boiling, amazing experience, best game of my life.
'Everywhere We Go' belongs to the folklore of N17 now.

Dunno about that. I was fucking freezing.

 

[Freudlyuchenko]

do you speak italian impressed mate.

Si, un poco. Ma il lingue di calcio é molto facile.

I'm out here for a month, I may have got the Florentines already scared about Kane though.

 

[HeroesAndVillains]

Got lots of awe from the Swedish commentators. The best thing was that the crowd didn't only get going when we equalised or took the lead, you guys were fantastic from start to finish! (Even 20 minutes after the finish!)

 

[microfonehead]

I love a good old sing song. Even the Paxton got into the act today. Getting the atmosphere going is a two-way street - we get going when the team are rocking and the team get going when the supporters are loud and behind them. Long may it continue.

I was in the Paxton yesterday and it was the loudest and best atmosphere there has been in the north stand for years. It was outstanding. Was that partly due to the age group? There seemed to be a lot less families and small children in there than you get normally

 

[Neumanator]

 

[Dannyboy]

One of the things that has to be acknowledged is the stadium. It is, like Goodison and Anfield, becoming unique as the supporters are so close to the pitch, the intensity is ramped up like The Emirates, Etihad and others of its ilk simply can't achieve.

White Hart Lane has been both incredible and awful (which stadium hasn't) but I will miss days like Saturday as and when we do have a new stadium.

 

[Aussie Ardiles]

Dunno about that. I was fucking freezing.

Should have taken your beer blanket!