mightyspur
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My dad said if you keep your eyes closed, it's also not gay.As long as your balls don't touch, it's not gay
What our opponents' fans are saying
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robbiedee
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...and 'don't tell your mum'...
The Scarecrow
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It's not even close imo. If we lose tomorrow I'll be disappointed, but I know it's a tricky game, and a game we can afford to drop points in. If we lose to the goons, though, I'll be absolutely devastated. First of all, I hate losing to Arsenal. But more importantly, it's second vs. third, and possibly the biggest game in my lifetime. I can't see any West Ham game in the forseeable future coming even remotely close to that.
Gb160
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It's not gay if you don't push back...that was the rule in my scout troop, ahhh good times! (Also quite sore times)
double0
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Three points at this stage with 11 games left is what it's all about, every single game is massive.... Regardless if it's WHU Arsenal Swansea.
The next game is the biggest that's how we need to look at things not bypass and just think Arsenal.
Dundalk_Spur
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And they always wondered why there wasn't any butter for breakfast........
0-Tibsy-0
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Fuck it.
This game is massive. It's as big as every game this year.
But sorry West Ham, it's not because of you. I couldn't give a shit about you this year.
It's massive because of us, because we are striving to achieve something special . Because we are fighting for something that many of us haven't experienced before and something your little club hasn't the slightest chance in hell in achieving, or even imagining.
so yes this game is massive. Every remaining game is. But don't kid yourselves that you're the important factor in this:
It's Poch, the boys, a dream and the situation we are currently in.
It's about Spurs.
I think that is what pisses them off the most.
This game is massive. It's as big as every game this year.
But sorry West Ham, it's not because of you. I couldn't give a shit about you this year.
It's massive because of us, because we are striving to achieve something special . Because we are fighting for something that many of us haven't experienced before and something your little club hasn't the slightest chance in hell in achieving, or even imagining.
so yes this game is massive. Every remaining game is. But don't kid yourselves that you're the important factor in this:
It's Poch, the boys, a dream and the situation we are currently in.
It's about Spurs.
I think that is what pisses them off the most.
BehindEnemyLines
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.....but held open with a couple of broom sticks to stop them bashing when the wind blows
SlotBadger
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Sorry to continue the derailment (pun intended) of this thread, but this is as good an opportunity as ever to post this:As long as your balls don't touch, it's not gay
guiltyparty
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Exactly. We could beat West Ham and Arsenal lose to Swansea. That then means we could lose to Arsenal and still be ahead of them. Why would anyone chose to wager it all on one game? They're all huge, no question
guiltyparty
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It's lasagnagate again. That wasn't about them either. It's never about them. Time to right the wrongs
It's funny, got a Forest fan in our office, probably the only person I've met not enjoying Leicester doing well. He was like, "They're a nothing team desperate for a rival - they always want it to be us, but we have Derby."
Which made me think that for them, Leicester winning the league is like West Ham winning for us. Then it made me want us to win the league more.
Not for us, you understand, but for Forest
muppetman
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With regards to West Ham and the 'rivalry', Jenas pretty much sums it up for me
https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/je...ottenham-derby-is-even-greater-121921202.html
Playing Tottenham seems to rile up West Ham like nothing else - something that when I first went to Spurs I didn't really understand.
I still don't in some ways. Tottenham's number one derby will always be Arsenal. If any derby intensified in the years that I was at Spurs, it was the one against Chelsea. But the players never viewed West Ham as one of the big derbies, and that's probably one of the things that infuriates West Ham fans.
I even remember having conversations trying to work out what the West Ham thing was all about. Granted, they were close geographically, but so were Charlton, for example. I didn't get the hatred they were trying to create, which I didn't feel ever materialised from Tottenham's end. The biggest derbies remained Arsenal, followed by Chelsea, and I don't think it's any different now.
https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/je...ottenham-derby-is-even-greater-121921202.html
Playing Tottenham seems to rile up West Ham like nothing else - something that when I first went to Spurs I didn't really understand.
I still don't in some ways. Tottenham's number one derby will always be Arsenal. If any derby intensified in the years that I was at Spurs, it was the one against Chelsea. But the players never viewed West Ham as one of the big derbies, and that's probably one of the things that infuriates West Ham fans.
I even remember having conversations trying to work out what the West Ham thing was all about. Granted, they were close geographically, but so were Charlton, for example. I didn't get the hatred they were trying to create, which I didn't feel ever materialised from Tottenham's end. The biggest derbies remained Arsenal, followed by Chelsea, and I don't think it's any different now.
Donki
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Very true, I quite like Jenas now. I feel he would have benefited massively from a coach like Poch, good technically and a tremendous engine, would have fitted in well in our team now.
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Good Doctor M
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That is some seriously good trolling from Jenas there. Is there time to get that printed on a banner for tomorrow night.
Good Doctor M
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Barney Kiddle: 1-0 down at home to West Brom is the ultimate test, let's see if you're really champions Leicester.
This on the BBC live text. "Ultimate test"
This on the BBC live text. "Ultimate test"
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TheHoddleWaddle
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Oh I dunno. I cannot stand that club and it's fans are amongst the worst type. For me personally, they are my no 1 dislike, West ham. There is literally nothing that is likable. Smashing them is joyous to behold.
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fuck off Leicester
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