eagleboy wrote: ↑Mon Jul 03, 2023 3:15 pmWhat idiot wanders out of his crease without knowing where the ball is straight after it passed his bat?

A wicketkeeper

Back on the subject, at least Ange (too hard to keep typing his surname) has identified our weaknesses (which were glaringly obvious) and has moved to address them. More than the previous two managers could do.

thebeautifulgame wrote: ↑Thu Jun 29, 2023 6:35 am Looking like big Harry could be off to Bayern Munich as it has been reported they have come back with an improved offer, though he might scupper the deal himself if he doesn't fancy it.

Still not a single word from HK himself, he hasn't even ruled out re-signing yet.

Bye bye Harry :wave: All this noise is paper talk because he's got one year left on his contract and Levy is doing his usual "I won't sell for any amount" BS, there's no way he'll write off that much cash next year, but I have still not heard a single word or direct quote from Kane saying...

haywood djablowme wrote: ↑Fri Jun 23, 2023 5:05 pm Toilet you say Cyril..

So he runs around a lot, but almost never in the right place

Chelsea fans must be rubbing their hands in glee. Face it, you've been mugged.

Ben Jacobs dropped a tweet yesterday that basically indicated the Saudis and Chelsea have mutual interests and might be working together on Project Deadwood. PIF (Saudi fund) is invested in Chelsea’s ownership group, Clearlake, and they are now discussing offloading some of their deadwood for decen...

Ben Jacobs dropped a tweet yesterday that basically indicated the Saudis and Chelsea have mutual interests and might be working together on Project Deadwood. PIF (Saudi fund) is invested in Chelsea’s ownership group, Clearlake, and they are now discussing offloading some of their deadwood for decen...

Ben Jacobs dropped a tweet yesterday that basically indicated the Saudis and Chelsea have mutual interests and might be working together on Project Deadwood. PIF (Saudi fund) is invested in Chelsea’s ownership group, Clearlake, and they are now discussing offloading some of their deadwood for decen...

zzz wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 4:04 pm its professional football ffs deal with it

And there's only two teams in the effin' league.

Good to see that you agree he was injured just after he failed a medical. Some might say that the medical team saw an issue and that's why they didn't sign him. Some may even take the words of the Hibs manager taljing about the instability in his knee as a sign that there was an issue as well. Some...

ManCity outplayed by Inter for long periods in the first half, but did enough with Rodri’s second half strike to win this Champions League Final. Haaland was strangely quiet, forcing only one save by Andre Onana. Inter’s Demarco hit the crossbar late in the second half, then Lukaku missed an absolu...

are you on the drinks already????? just pointing out the relative success of Asian teams at the last world cup....Japan beat both Spain and Germany.....Australia beat Denmark etc etc...go back to insulting Hawksey.... Cracking a nice bottle of Italian red as we speak... :thumbup: If it's Brunello, ...

thebeautifulgame wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 10:15 pm

haywood djablowme wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 9:05 pm Simple - C grade coach, coaching a C grade club

What has he done to upset you buttercup?

Yeah haywood, what's your problem? You need better bait to catch this wily old fish

eagleboy wrote: ↑Wed Jun 07, 2023 9:20 pmScoring goals has not been an issue for Spurs this year. They have leaked too many goals.

Pretty much every Spurs fan thinks the same. Lloris has never been the same since he smashed his elbow, needs to go. We should have spent £60m on a keeper, not Richarlison.

*Losing Kane might not be the total disaster everyone thinks. He's obviously a world class striker but him being in the middle forces Son and Richarlison out wide and I don't think you see the best of them because of it. Everyone? Now, now, don't be pedantic like Hawkesy, you lack his razor sharp i...

if he goes to spurs what would be the pass mark ? and by that i mean what would they need to achieve for him not to get sacked Well he doesn't have to worry about European football so that's a big help, but against that he might not have Kane*, so that's not. As a lifelong fan, I would hope to see ...

haywood djablowme wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 9:32 pm Spurs finally get a new manager! He was their 7th choice, but hey someone had to get the job

Levy has a wonderful record in appointing managers

Can someone who's a ref please explain to me how that was a handball for the penalty, I'm mystified?

Mourinho is a spoilt brat, he can't handle being second best. Shame as I used to like him in his early days but he has resorted to making big bucks by being a failure in his latter years. I get it that you have to be hungry for success but if you lose fairly (as was the case v Sevilla) have some re...

haywood djablowme wrote: ↑Fri Jun 02, 2023 8:45 am

He might not be that bad

I'm copping enough of the brown stuff from my Goonie mates back in London.

Mourinho is a spoilt brat, he can't handle being second best. Shame as I used to like him in his early days but he has resorted to making big bucks by being a failure in his latter years. I get it that you have to be hungry for success but if you lose fairly (as was the case v Sevilla) have some re...

God is an Englishman wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 10:15 amPersonally, I find it funny how they talk about football in the NE being so passionate. Not seen that when I've been up there. Everyone forgets the crap crowds they used to get.

The Monkey Hangers vs Millwall was never going to draw a big crowd

this table wouldn't lie..... :lol: https://www.squawka.com/en/premier-league-net-spend-2022-23/ (I hate net spend - so dont think I agree or care with any of it) Net spend is the only meaningful way to express expenditure. I'm sure if there was a table for net spend in the last 15 seasons, Spurs wo...

this table wouldn't lie..... :lol: https://www.squawka.com/en/premier-league-net-spend-2022-23/ (I hate net spend - so dont think I agree or care with any of it) Net spend is the only meaningful way to express expenditure. I'm sure if there was a table for net spend in the last 15 seasons, Spurs wo...

you havent done much for 15 years? They've always been the poorest out of the Big 6, that's just the way it is. They get second dibs on players after the bigger clubs have had their bite, but the reality is that their recruitment under Steve Hitchin has been largely abysmal, now gone. We mostly was...

Also a positive that Jug Ears Lineker's team went down as well, I can't stand that champagne socialist, sanctimonious twat

C'mon Leicester, Spurs and Bournemouth. :-) Two out of three ain't bad, Leeds going down was the most preferred (for me). :thumbup: Happy days. :lol: Spurs win, but avoid the dreaded wanky conference thing, and dirty Leeds go down. So there was a positive from the Spuds season then.. Yep, that was ...

Bomber wrote: ↑Mon May 29, 2023 8:39 am

Nicky Tanner wrote: ↑Mon May 29, 2023 6:11 am

Bomber wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 10:04 am C'mon Leicester, Spurs and Bournemouth.

Two out of three ain't bad,

Leeds going down was the most preferred (for me).

Happy days.

Spurs win, but avoid the dreaded wanky conference thing, and dirty Leeds go down.

Nicky Tanner wrote: ↑Sun May 28, 2023 7:56 pm Is it a fixed number of seats or a percentage of the capacity?

I think it's 10% with a minimum of 3,000. So for clubs with small stadia, that's a good chunk of their seating.

Serious question for our pommie friends..... why has the north of London been more successful? https://scontent.fadl4-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/348742870_573182044706439_2049954963729736324_n.jpg?_nc_cat=110&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=8bfeb9&_nc_ohc=t7wCd7-XizcAX9Id5RJ&_nc_ht=scontent.fadl...