Sp*rs v Palarse

[Mad Ferret]

Such a huge game tonight, feel like it needs a thread of its own.

Can't see anything other than a Sp*rs win but hope I'm wrong!

[Takashi Miike]

as long as they had that five point+ gap, I'd have said the same. that's over, their best defender is already looking at a move (allegedly flashing his y-fronts at real madrid) and the other CB is openly slagging the owners. we're a fucking mess, but they're worse

[Tomshardware]

I don't think spurs will end up going down but the hysteria surrounding their club is brilliant.  

[eusebiovic]

Can't disagree with what you have laid bare about our N17 friends there, but I fear once Cheltenham is over Harry will turn up boasting to anyone that will listen ''I'm going in for nothing innit'' while keeping quiet about the fat bonus promised for keeping them up, will put an arm around shoulders and all will be well. Well, you know...

Maybe 20 odd years ago but if you think Harry still has the tools to pull that off you can probably get into that time travelling machine with him, Bill and Ted as well.

Oh for fucks sake, you're not English are you. That said, in the unlikely event it does happen it would hardly be too much of a stretch that he gets them over the line in what's left of the season, and have seen some comments from Spurs fans who would have him back until the summer.

 

 

I was born in Hampstead - what more do you want?

I have Iberian heritage on both sides...there are more Manuel's in my family tree than leaves on a London Plane and ALL of them were cunts...just like you

[Takashi Miike]

I hope redknapp does take over, that bagpuss cսnt taking them down would be the icing on the cake

[Manuel]

Problem for Spurs is they have no momentum. We got our act together after QPR game - Since then we have been in the top eight for form.... And bar some bad luck, we could even be 3 points ahead of Spurs. As we ascend they descend and right at the wrong time.

Where we look united, they look fractured. Where we are competitive, they look beaten before they kick a ball. Where we are organised and can defend, they look dysfunctional and easy to open up. Spurs, right now, are everything that we were from start of the season up to end of December. 

And the worst thing for them, they have got so many injuries where we basically have a full squad to pick from, bar a couple. 

Another thing in our favour is that the fans are behind Nuno and the team. He has clearly found what works. The fans are up for the battle as we have geared ourselves for this all season, as quite frankly, we have been crap for most of it. So our attitude is, we are on the front line, in a battle, let's get on with it. The players too - It really looks like Nuno has them ready to go to war for him and they are up for it. The Spurs fans have known they have been crap for a little while, but they have sleep walked into the reality of a relegation battle right at the wrong time. It's almost like being zapped to the WW1 trenches and going "What am I doing here?". They are shell shocked, they hate the manager, they hate the regime and they hate the players. The Spurs fans haven't got the mental energy, spine or gumption to support a team they hate through a relegation fight. The Spurs players are the same, shell shocked. Again, opening their eyes in the middle of a gun fight. They haven't been prepared for this. There best players at war with the club. There leaders looking to get out. They are in complete and utter free fall. 

We are United. That will get us through. 

Can't disagree with what you have laid bare about our N17 friends there, but I fear once Cheltenham is over Harry will turn up boasting to anyone that will listen ''I'm going in for nothing innit'' while keeping quiet about the fat bonus promised for keeping them up, will put an arm around shoulders and all will be well. Well, you know...

Maybe 20 odd years ago but if you think Harry still has the tools to pull that off you can probably get into that time travelling machine with him, Bill and Ted as well.

Oh for fucks sake, you're not English are you. That said, in the unlikely event it does happen it would hardly be too much of a stretch that he gets them over the line in what's left of the season, and have seen some comments from Spurs fans who would have him back until the summer.

[eusebiovic]

Problem for Spurs is they have no momentum. We got our act together after QPR game - Since then we have been in the top eight for form.... And bar some bad luck, we could even be 3 points ahead of Spurs. As we ascend they descend and right at the wrong time.

Where we look united, they look fractured. Where we are competitive, they look beaten before they kick a ball. Where we are organised and can defend, they look dysfunctional and easy to open up. Spurs, right now, are everything that we were from start of the season up to end of December. 

And the worst thing for them, they have got so many injuries where we basically have a full squad to pick from, bar a couple. 

Another thing in our favour is that the fans are behind Nuno and the team. He has clearly found what works. The fans are up for the battle as we have geared ourselves for this all season, as quite frankly, we have been crap for most of it. So our attitude is, we are on the front line, in a battle, let's get on with it. The players too - It really looks like Nuno has them ready to go to war for him and they are up for it. The Spurs fans have known they have been crap for a little while, but they have sleep walked into the reality of a relegation battle right at the wrong time. It's almost like being zapped to the WW1 trenches and going "What am I doing here?". They are shell shocked, they hate the manager, they hate the regime and they hate the players. The Spurs fans haven't got the mental energy, spine or gumption to support a team they hate through a relegation fight. The Spurs players are the same, shell shocked. Again, opening their eyes in the middle of a gun fight. They haven't been prepared for this. There best players at war with the club. There leaders looking to get out. They are in complete and utter free fall. 

We are United. That will get us through. 

Can't disagree with what you have laid bare about our N17 friends there, but I fear once Cheltenham is over Harry will turn up boasting to anyone that will listen ''I'm going in for nothing innit'' while keeping quiet about the fat bonus promised for keeping them up, will put an arm around shoulders and all will be well. Well, you know...

Maybe 20 odd years ago but if you think Harry still has the tools to pull that off you can probably get into that time travelling machine with him, Bill and Ted as well.

[dealcanvey]

I can see them getting 9 points from their last 9 games.

Point at home to Forest & Leeds plus 1 at Wolves.

Wins at home to Brighton & Everton.

The question is can we get 11 from our last 9?

Point at home to Man City and away at Palace.

Wins at home to Wolves, Everton & Leeds

11 points.......hopefully.

If we carry the form from our last 8 into the next 9 we stay up and probably finish above all 3 of those above. 

 

[goose]

that Spurs v Forest game is looking huge.

[the coming of gary]

I can see them getting 9 points from their last 9 games.

Point at home to Forest & Leeds plus 1 at Wolves.

Wins at home to Brighton & Everton.

The question is can we get 11 from our last 9?

Final day ; Tottenham v Everton, West Ham v Leeds, Forest v Bournemouth
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[twoleftfeet]

I can see them getting 9 points from their last 9 games.

Point at home to Forest & Leeds plus 1 at Wolves.

Wins at home to Brighton & Everton.

The question is can we get 11 from our last 9?

Point at home to Man City and away at Palace.

Wins at home to Wolves, Everton & Leeds

11 points.......hopefully.

[cup of tea]

If you wanna have a laugh....

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRmgVskx/

[Manuel]

Problem for Spurs is they have no momentum. We got our act together after QPR game - Since then we have been in the top eight for form.... And bar some bad luck, we could even be 3 points ahead of Spurs. As we ascend they descend and right at the wrong time.

Where we look united, they look fractured. Where we are competitive, they look beaten before they kick a ball. Where we are organised and can defend, they look dysfunctional and easy to open up. Spurs, right now, are everything that we were from start of the season up to end of December. 

And the worst thing for them, they have got so many injuries where we basically have a full squad to pick from, bar a couple. 

Another thing in our favour is that the fans are behind Nuno and the team. He has clearly found what works. The fans are up for the battle as we have geared ourselves for this all season, as quite frankly, we have been crap for most of it. So our attitude is, we are on the front line, in a battle, let's get on with it. The players too - It really looks like Nuno has them ready to go to war for him and they are up for it. The Spurs fans have known they have been crap for a little while, but they have sleep walked into the reality of a relegation battle right at the wrong time. It's almost like being zapped to the WW1 trenches and going "What am I doing here?". They are shell shocked, they hate the manager, they hate the regime and they hate the players. The Spurs fans haven't got the mental energy, spine or gumption to support a team they hate through a relegation fight. The Spurs players are the same, shell shocked. Again, opening their eyes in the middle of a gun fight. They haven't been prepared for this. There best players at war with the club. There leaders looking to get out. They are in complete and utter free fall. 

We are United. That will get us through. 

Can't disagree with what you have laid bare about our N17 friends there, but I fear once Cheltenham is over Harry will turn up boasting to anyone that will listen ''I'm going in for nothing innit'' while keeping quiet about the fat bonus promised for keeping them up, will put an arm around shoulders and all will be well. Well, you know...

[violator]

And they took 4 points off City this season, helping the goons...

[Russ of the BML]

Problem for Spurs is they have no momentum. We got our act together after QPR game - Since then we have been in the top eight for form.... And bar some bad luck, we could even be 3 points ahead of Spurs. As we ascend they descend and right at the wrong time.

Where we look united, they look fractured. Where we are competitive, they look beaten before they kick a ball. Where we are organised and can defend, they look dysfunctional and easy to open up. Spurs, right now, are everything that we were from start of the season up to end of December. 

And the worst thing for them, they have got so many injuries where we basically have a full squad to pick from, bar a couple. 

Another thing in our favour is that the fans are behind Nuno and the team. He has clearly found what works. The fans are up for the battle as we have geared ourselves for this all season, as quite frankly, we have been crap for most of it. So our attitude is, we are on the front line, in a battle, let's get on with it. The players too - It really looks like Nuno has them ready to go to war for him and they are up for it. The Spurs fans have known they have been crap for a little while, but they have sleep walked into the reality of a relegation battle right at the wrong time. It's almost like being zapped to the WW1 trenches and going "What am I doing here?". They are shell shocked, they hate the manager, they hate the regime and they hate the players. The Spurs fans haven't got the mental energy, spine or gumption to support a team they hate through a relegation fight. The Spurs players are the same, shell shocked. Again, opening their eyes in the middle of a gun fight. They haven't been prepared for this. There best players at war with the club. There leaders looking to get out. They are in complete and utter free fall. 

We are United. That will get us through. 

[Fauxstralian]

In a relegation fight you need fighters & leaders
Tottenham players do look like they have given up & players like Romero & Van der Ven seem to be looking to where they can escape to next season

Not overly keen on Arsenal winning the league but if they wrap it up before our game how much of a temptation will it be for their fans to want to lose to us if it means Tottenham go down
Would be the most popular relegation since Spurs, Man U & Chelsea all went down in the 70’s

[Westham67]

The players have given up. They get booed frequently,  You don't many get former Spurs players having an affiliation to the club after their careers finished like West Ham do, What Craig Bellamy said about West Ham

[goose]

Second that.

I enjoy his ‘banter’.

[honky cat]

I don't mind the Ferret he generates a bit of debate, it's always about the football - and fair play to him for starting up a thread just for this game. Very entertaining.

 

[twoleftfeet]

Latest odds - ( excluding Wolves & Burnley )

6/1 Leeds
11/4 Forest
13/8 Spurs
6/4 West Ham

Leeds is worth a punt.

[eusebiovic]

He's still rooted to his seat bless him..

Ken Bates still on the lookout for a bargain after all these years...

[BRANDED]

Imagine waking up this morning as a Spurs fan?



 

[Mike Oxsaw]

Who'd have thought that Spurs would become such a good West Ham tribute act?

[Takashi Miike]

[simons]

I think it’s just us and Forest, but I’d probably take them winning the CL if they got relegated as well. Now that would be funny. 

[Tomshardware]

Yeah, poor form from Ferret, it's one thing being on a permanent wind up, but you've got to front this up.

He scarpered like a rat. Funniest thread on here in a while.