What our opponents' fans are saying about us 18/19
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TottenhamMattSpur
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- Aug 31, 2012
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He looks sad there.
If you're gonna lose a semi final in the 95th minute though, do it in Amsterdam.
10 minutes later he's ball deep in a hooker and smoking a fat one.
Col_M
Pointing out the Obvious
- Feb 28, 2012
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Or Bangkok where it’s the opposite
BehindEnemyLines
Twisting a Melon with the Rev. Black Grape
- Apr 13, 2006
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The super cup final is in Istanbul......... North London Derby?
Bobbins
SC's 14th Sexiest Male 2008
- May 5, 2005
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That’s literally ALL we’ve had for a decade
Bobbins
SC's 14th Sexiest Male 2008
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A fat one is balls deep in him.
Lilbaz
Just call me Baz
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Nah we've had some good times in the last decade. Just no trophies.
hughy
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When you compare 2009-2019 to 1999-2009 you realise just how good we've become in the last decade. In fact, it's quite astonishing we've not won a trophy in that time.
teok
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Ionman34
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I hope we twat them in every minute
Bobbins
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Which technically is failure.
All we’ve done is lose finals and semi’s - please clarify which bit of this isn’t correct?
Lilbaz
Just call me Baz
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I saw us beat ac milan at the san siro. That was a fantastic memory.
I watched us get a 1-1 draw at the nou camp.
Singing north london's a shit hole in madrid.
I'll be going to madrid again even though i haven't got tickets. Even if we lose it is going to be mental.
You talk of failure, i have had some of the best times of my life with this team over the last decade. So you are wrong.
jurgen
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- Jul 5, 2008
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Klopp's lost 6 consecutive finals... please don't be Dr Tottenham again, please
midoshairband
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funny, I cried when he played.
doctor stefan Freud
the tired tread of sad biology
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Ur rite, them teecherz r lazi
Lilbaz
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doctor stefan Freud
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Soz
Hakkz
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- Jul 6, 2012
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It's in their blud fam
davidmatzdorf
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It's just as well he didn't say that in my hearing, or I'd have ripped his nose off.
davidmatzdorf
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...but the whole of football is infected with this kind of thinking, including a lot of SC members. They have this concept that there is some kind of indelible "character" to a club that persists through decades, despite the ownership, the stadium, the players and the entire staff changing multiple times.
Fans of all clubs constantly refer to their "tradition", as if the successes of yesteryear have any causal bearing on the present. They don't, it's purely delusional.
There are clubs that serially underachieve, Newcastle being the obvious example, but that's attributable to the continuity of bad ownership and management over a long period. It isn't a mystical quality that is attached permanently to the club, any more than Tottenham are fated to remain "Spursy" in perpetuity. Nor do Arsenal merely have to show up to win because of what they achieved in the 30s and 00s.
This is a lesson that Man Utd fans have learned the hard way since Ferguson retired. It's a lesson that Liverpool fans should have learned 25-30 years ago. And it's something they know all about in Sheffield.
It's yet another version, well-camouflaged in this case, of the gambler's fallacy: the notion that past random (or in this case, unconnected) events affect present and future random events.
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