LSUY
Well-Known Member
- Jul 12, 2005
- 24,027
- 66,879
Which one of you has a girlfriend problem?
- Thread starter LSUY
- Start date
Geyzer Soze
Fearlessly the idiot faced the crowd
- Aug 16, 2010
- 26,056
- 63,362
I'm sure your boyfriend loves you very much ... There there
THFCSPURS19
The Speaker of the Transfer Rumours Forum
- Jan 6, 2013
- 37,890
- 130,524
Not me.
MichaelPawson
Well-Known Member
- Aug 22, 2013
- 834
- 2,149
At least Lucas is a sensible name for a little boy. I'd have gone with Doherty.
MichaelPawson
Well-Known Member
- Aug 22, 2013
- 834
- 2,149
Great idea, I wouldn't even have to buy the kid a replica kit. The real one would fit him perfectly.
The below really made me chuckle and I figured it's got to be someone on here. I initially thought @A&C till it said they are both 24!!
https://www.thesun.co.uk/dear-deidre/9091078/boyfriend-loves-tottenham-hotspur/
Extract below:
DEAR DEIDRE: I LOVE my boyfriend and am carrying his child. But I worry we’ll always be second best to his football team – Spurs.
We’re both 24 and have been together for nearly four years. He is a huge Tottenham fan and has supported the club all his life, like his dad and granddad.
He has been a season ticket holder since he was nine, goes to every league game home and away and buys the new kits each season.
This season has been a big one for Spurs, partly because they’ve moved into a new stadium. The drivel I’ve had to listen to over the past year or so is driving me mad. Then, last week, they got to the Champions League final after beating Ajax in Amsterdam.
He couldn’t get a ticket so had his three best mates over to watch it on TV. As you can imagine, it got a little bit crazy when Spurs scored that last-minute winner. The four of them nearly took the telly off the wall and my boyfriend was actually crying when the final whistle went. He said it was the happiest moment of his life.
I hate football but even I could appreciate the magnitude of what Spurs had just achieved. What got me, though, is he didn’t seem even half as emotional when I told him I was pregnant. He said he was happy but didn’t shed a tear like he did when Spurs’ Lucas Moura scored that winning goal against Ajax.
He’s now insistent we name the baby Lucas if it’s a boy. I told him I’d have to think about that one. Unsurprisingly, he’s off to Madrid for the Champions League final against Liverpool on June 1, even though our anniversary is June 2.
When he said he’d make it up to me, through gritted teeth I told him it was OK. He says it will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I can’t really begrudge it — even though the flights alone are £800.
To give him credit, he’s taken on extra shifts at work to make more money for the baby and is really putting the effort in on that front.
I could just be worrying about nothing, but sometimes I want to feel like I’m more important to him than bloody football. He assures me he loves me and he’ll always be there for me but I have visions of him not being at the birth because Spurs are playing.
DEIDRE SAYS: Your wife can leave you, but the love for your team will never go........okay I made this last bit up
https://www.thesun.co.uk/dear-deidre/9091078/boyfriend-loves-tottenham-hotspur/
Extract below:
DEAR DEIDRE: I LOVE my boyfriend and am carrying his child. But I worry we’ll always be second best to his football team – Spurs.
We’re both 24 and have been together for nearly four years. He is a huge Tottenham fan and has supported the club all his life, like his dad and granddad.
He has been a season ticket holder since he was nine, goes to every league game home and away and buys the new kits each season.
This season has been a big one for Spurs, partly because they’ve moved into a new stadium. The drivel I’ve had to listen to over the past year or so is driving me mad. Then, last week, they got to the Champions League final after beating Ajax in Amsterdam.
He couldn’t get a ticket so had his three best mates over to watch it on TV. As you can imagine, it got a little bit crazy when Spurs scored that last-minute winner. The four of them nearly took the telly off the wall and my boyfriend was actually crying when the final whistle went. He said it was the happiest moment of his life.
I hate football but even I could appreciate the magnitude of what Spurs had just achieved. What got me, though, is he didn’t seem even half as emotional when I told him I was pregnant. He said he was happy but didn’t shed a tear like he did when Spurs’ Lucas Moura scored that winning goal against Ajax.
He’s now insistent we name the baby Lucas if it’s a boy. I told him I’d have to think about that one. Unsurprisingly, he’s off to Madrid for the Champions League final against Liverpool on June 1, even though our anniversary is June 2.
When he said he’d make it up to me, through gritted teeth I told him it was OK. He says it will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I can’t really begrudge it — even though the flights alone are £800.
To give him credit, he’s taken on extra shifts at work to make more money for the baby and is really putting the effort in on that front.
I could just be worrying about nothing, but sometimes I want to feel like I’m more important to him than bloody football. He assures me he loves me and he’ll always be there for me but I have visions of him not being at the birth because Spurs are playing.
DEIDRE SAYS: Your wife can leave you, but the love for your team will never go........okay I made this last bit up
Last edited:
wrd
Well-Known Member
- Aug 22, 2014
- 13,603
- 58,005
Anniversary is everywhere, this might not happen again YA BITCH
DiscoD1882
SC Supporter
- Mar 27, 2006
- 6,962
- 14,758
DEIDRE SAYS: Commmeeee on youuuuuu spuuuuurrrs!!!!
hellava_tough
Well-Known Member
- Apr 21, 2005
- 9,429
- 12,383
The guy sounds like an idiot...
...to say that Spurs in a Champions League final is a "once in a life-time experience" is completely delusional.
He lacks faith and has a weak mentality
...to say that Spurs in a Champions League final is a "once in a life-time experience" is completely delusional.
He lacks faith and has a weak mentality
hellava_tough
Well-Known Member
- Apr 21, 2005
- 9,429
- 12,383
- Feb 1, 2005
- 55,602
- 205,182
- Admin
- #16
haha
The days of me putting Spurs before literally everything else are a long long way behind me
cider spurs
Well-Known Member
- Jul 5, 2016
- 9,401
- 23,735
Selfish sod...
I've not seen him post once in the Champions league final in Madrid - Travel arrangements thread explaining how he got a flight for £800.
I've not seen him post once in the Champions league final in Madrid - Travel arrangements thread explaining how he got a flight for £800.
- Feb 1, 2005
- 55,602
- 205,182
- Admin
- #18
Can't be that many on here that have three mates either.Blokes an arsehole. I've not seen him post once in the Champions league final in Madrid - Travel arrangements thread explaining how he got a flight for £800.
Indisguise
Well-Known Member
- Jun 9, 2012
- 7,996
- 23,386
My ex and I came to the conclusion that we loved Spurs more than each other. It's natural.
cider spurs
Well-Known Member
- Jul 5, 2016
- 9,401
- 23,735
