Agree however 7 years ago today we beat City to scrape into the CL. A point tonight would see us guarantee 2nd place and it will be deemed a failure. Massive organic progress, we should be excited about where we will be in another 7.One day something will go wrong. It might be here, it could be Leicester. No team ever wins all their games all of the time. Please don't let it be tonight.
So, haven't trawled, but where are the Spurs pubs around there tonight? I don't fancy being stabbed before the game!
Agree however 7 years ago today we beat City to scrape into the CL. A point tonight would see us guarantee 2nd place and it will be deemed a failure. Massive organic progress, we should be excited about where we will be in another 7.
Millers near St Pancras is for Spurs fans I think?
you going tonite m8?
Na st holders only . Only 25 minutes on the train aswell. Gutted.
By who? We had a bad October / November for points, and a couple of months ago were 13 points behind Chelsea, who have had no European games and no injuries. Yet tonight we could close to within 1 point. I think we have done very well, we have got CL two seasons on the trot, got more points than anyone over the last two seasons and have generally been regarded as the best team in that time. We also have the youngest team.
No-one in their right mind would regard that as a failure. That's not to say we aren't a bit disappointed not to have actually won a trophy or the title, but it's not the same thing as being a failure.
I ain't going from work all the way to St Pancras to then get to Stratford!!! Must be something in or near Stratford?Millers near St Pancras is for Spurs fans I think?
I ain't going from work all the way to St Pancras to then get to Stratford!!! Must be something in or near Stratford?
Calm down, obviously it's not a failure. It's a massive success which is my point. If we drop any points tonight, the title race will be really over and the media etc will say we have failed to win the title. If we do drop points, have a look on this forum and see how many see it (the result) as a success.By who? We had a bad October / November for points, and a couple of months ago were 13 points behind Chelsea, who have had no European games and no injuries. Yet tonight we could close to within 1 point. I think we have done very well, we have got CL two seasons on the trot, got more points than anyone over the last two seasons and have generally been regarded as the best team in that time. We also have the youngest team.
No-one in their right mind would regard that as a failure. That's not to say we aren't a bit disappointed not to have actually won a trophy or the title, but it's not the same thing as being a failure.