Agree with this WhiteStripe, Lennon is probably referring to a load of shite/abuse he's been receiving on Twitter from so called supporters
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Agree with this WhiteStripe, Lennon is probably referring to a load of shite/abuse he's been receiving on Twitter from so called supporters
WhiteStripe
Get out of my club you cretin!
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Wouldn't be the first time...
Sandro @ airport
King & passport
Bale & incorrect colour shorts.......
Houdini
No better cure for the blues than some good pussy.
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Someone knows... but who is going to tell the truth?
Was it contrived to keep Jose from knowing about any illness that Lennon may have had, i heard that Lennon was not 100% before the game, but thought it was injury rather than illness!
Will Lennon be able to shake off the tag of "Bottler"?
Will Harry be able to escape the tag of "duplicitous"?
Will we ever be able to trust the information given by the club medics and staff again?
Tune in tomorrow for the next installment in this thrilling episode!!!
derder derder derder derder derder derder derder derder.....
mattyspurs
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:grin: can't rep you my friend
guiltyparty
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A journalist friend of mine said he saw Lennon in his hotel looking narked before the game, with agent in tow. Put it down as rubbish until the game, but now maybe not… Or maybe it still is, who knows.
Don't like his use of "they". Whoever he's referring to – the fans, the club – it's not great, is it?
Don't like his use of "they". Whoever he's referring to – the fans, the club – it's not great, is it?
Houdini
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bertievogts
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Agree that he's probably responding to people having a go at him on Twitter and 'fan' forums (oh how I'd all love to have the runs, not be able to make an important meeting, and have loads of my customers saying I'd bottled it).
Harry said Lennon 'hadn't been feeling great all day', so it's not like he's suggesting he suddenly fell ill before kick off (as Lennon seems to be accusing somebody of saying).
Harry said Lennon 'hadn't been feeling great all day', so it's not like he's suggesting he suddenly fell ill before kick off (as Lennon seems to be accusing somebody of saying).
brett.spurs
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He'll play him(if he's fit) there's no reason not to.
Mchillio
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Superb :rofl:
steventhfc
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Pav is fit most the time, but he still never gives him a run in the team, don't count on it.
Rocksuperstar
Isn't this fun? Isn't fun the best thing to have?
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Meh - took me ages to trawl this thread to find a link to the wee ones twatter and now it's saying it doesn't exist?
Are we even sure this was a genuine account? :shrug:
Are we even sure this was a genuine account? :shrug:
brett.spurs
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Yes, Hudd and JJ confirmed it is.
dav3j
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http://twitter.com/#!/AaronLennonpsl
I've been following him for ages - he talks about random stuff he does like watching Gypsy Weddings and Take Me Out on the telly, so pretty sure it's him!
jackson
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Harry has just been on talksport saying that they knew Lennon was unwell but the Dr thought he'd be ok, after the warm up he did not look good - Harry asked him if he felt ok, he said he had no energy/strength but would give it a go as he was desparate to play.
Harry decided not to take the chance as he didn't look good, so they only knew a couple of minutes before kick off that he wouldn't play not that he'd been ill a couple of minutes before kick off.
He said no-one is blaming Lennon, it was just a virus that you can do nothing about.
I'm sure there's no problem, Lennon may have misunderstood the quotes from Harry that's all - will be straightend out no problem...
Harry decided not to take the chance as he didn't look good, so they only knew a couple of minutes before kick off that he wouldn't play not that he'd been ill a couple of minutes before kick off.
He said no-one is blaming Lennon, it was just a virus that you can do nothing about.
I'm sure there's no problem, Lennon may have misunderstood the quotes from Harry that's all - will be straightend out no problem...
Rocksuperstar
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Right, so it's just the links to them particular tweets (can't remember which page they were on, back there somewhere) that have been swiped?
Well in that case
Well in that case
brett.spurs
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The tweets are still on there.
PLTuck
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I havent read the whole thread so this may have already been mentioned.
I was listening to 5 live after the match and they were discussing Lennon.
Harry said that after the warm up, while in the dressing room waiting to come out, Lennon 'had that look on his face' and told him that he had no energy after the warm up, and he wasnt sure he could run and might have to be taken off after 5 minutes. Reading between the lines it seems it was Harrys decision not to risk it.
The pundits said that they had been told that in the Spurs 'camp', the feeling was that Lennon was more important than Bale in last nights match, as he was likely to get more space, and the psychological effect of his late withdrawal on our team meant we were almost beat before we stepped onto the pitch.
Last night I was a bit dumbfounded about the whole sore throat thing, but having calmed down a little, I feel for Lennon. I just dont buy that he bottled it. He has played in massive games already, and was surely really looking forward to ripping up the right wing.
I was listening to 5 live after the match and they were discussing Lennon.
Harry said that after the warm up, while in the dressing room waiting to come out, Lennon 'had that look on his face' and told him that he had no energy after the warm up, and he wasnt sure he could run and might have to be taken off after 5 minutes. Reading between the lines it seems it was Harrys decision not to risk it.
The pundits said that they had been told that in the Spurs 'camp', the feeling was that Lennon was more important than Bale in last nights match, as he was likely to get more space, and the psychological effect of his late withdrawal on our team meant we were almost beat before we stepped onto the pitch.
Last night I was a bit dumbfounded about the whole sore throat thing, but having calmed down a little, I feel for Lennon. I just dont buy that he bottled it. He has played in massive games already, and was surely really looking forward to ripping up the right wing.
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