Haha yep. "Eric Dierrhea, R...r...running shit!"
Eric Dier
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Bobby TwoShots
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For me, he’s always had a touch of Graham Roberts about him. Never bottles it (neither do his under garments).
hellava_tough
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I now understand why Man Utd under Jose wanted to sign him.
Great performance last night.
Great performance last night.
nailsy
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Great performance last night and loved his interview afterwards when he was laughing about having to run off.
The toilet issue was probably just one of those things that can happen if you play too many games in a short space of time, but it's worth mentioning that one of the early signs of Covid can be stomach cramps/diarrhoea. With all the testing around Premier League players it's probably not that, but it is a bit of a coincidence that something unusual like this happened now.
The toilet issue was probably just one of those things that can happen if you play too many games in a short space of time, but it's worth mentioning that one of the early signs of Covid can be stomach cramps/diarrhoea. With all the testing around Premier League players it's probably not that, but it is a bit of a coincidence that something unusual like this happened now.
BringBack_leGin
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Yup. Had that been Van Dyke or Maguire the comparisons to Baresi and Beckenbaur would be everywhere.
Eric Dier - there should be more humans like you. From the vision I saw first person to go to Mount. Stepped up and lead by example taking the opening shot under pressure. All the shit from the VAR farce. This guy is a leader of men. Well done sir. COYS
Real_madyidd
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Soak up the praise Eric. Next time you fail to stop a 35 yard thurderbastard with your testicles these same people will be calling you a ****.
Who’s our next manager?
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Had a feeling Dier might be a big player for us this year. I want him on the right side though.
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Spartanspurs
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Don't start, I can imagine the arguments now.
Enough plonkers around that someone would say "He should have shit himself for the team!"
EQP
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Okay on my crap stream I thought it was Toby that hit the pass.
It was actually Toby who hit that cross field pass to Sergio for the goal.
Who’s our next manager?
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Assists are funny things
A player can make a brilliant 50 yard pass to a striker,giving an easy chance which he misses with a dreadful shot....no assist
A player can square a ball to a striker a few feet away.He taps the ball in....an assist.
ClintEastwould
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I see we’re on the other side of the pendulum now and Dier is Maldini’s second coming again. I mean hey, every player has one season where everything finally comes togetwher. Rose had two/ three. Maybe we’ll get that out of Eric.
My mistake, but that makes it even more impressive if Dier can play that sort of ball without even kicking it?
BringBack_leGin
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My support for this man has never waivered, not once.
Has been my favourite spurs player for a long time.
not the most glamorous player, but my god does this fella play with fire in his belly.
great seeing him play so regular now, proper leader, fierce competitor and absolute unit on the pitch.
Has been my favourite spurs player for a long time.
not the most glamorous player, but my god does this fella play with fire in his belly.
great seeing him play so regular now, proper leader, fierce competitor and absolute unit on the pitch.
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