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That's what she said.
What our opponents' fans are saying
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That's what she said.
Geyzer Soze
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E17yid
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I'm a bum at the moment (have been for the past week) so decided to do a bit of whoring this morning. Clicked on the first scum forum I saw and came across a horrible little article. It wasn't so bad until I saw the sign off from the poster.
This will make any man shudder:
UP THE ARSE!!!! COYG!!!!!
Spicy
This will make any man shudder:
UP THE ARSE!!!! COYG!!!!!
Spicy
whitechina
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it was blocked until i changed server- feck l wish l didn't see it!!!!!!
E17yid
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Right then, here's what some nomads are saying:
After the great performances away against City and today vs Villa, we go to WHL high on confidence, in contrast to the last couple of games there.
Spu*s have improved recently, but they're still inconsistent at home, which could be an advantage for us. In case both Ox and Sanchez make it, Wenger will face a tough task to decide how to approach this game - will we sit and let Tottenham have the ball like we did against City, or will we try to make the game and be more open at the back, like today....
That decision will have a big say in terms of the outcome, but we will have some options on the bench to change the game if needed. The home tie against Spu*s ended in a joke 1-1, we can't afford to throw more points away, especially since Southampton lost today and ManUre will play at Upton Park Saturday evening.
Let's win this.
I'm so up for this one it's unreal, want to smash them. Love the derby, biggest game of the year. All the scum fans are piping up again, now Harry Kane's knocking them in. Let's put them back in their place, hopefully with Ox, Welbz and Alexis all available.
Welbz. What a prick.
Alexis for Theo, other than that the rest should remain the same, we should have too much for them. Thank god our defence has improved too otherwise I'd be talking about a potential 4-4 or something like that.
Derby day introduces those endless possibilities.
Potchettino has them playing some good stuff, Eriksen and Kane showing good form so they are going to be ready for this. They have shown they can do the job already this season against the leaders.
From our side, we are playing well and our players are looking in good touch. We have genuine options from the bench and our players are in good touch.
This is going to be an absolute cracker folks, probably one of the highlights of the season.
If there is any hint of Sanchez's injury becoming a persistent injury then he should sit for another week - as great as we were against Villa we need our big time players like Sanchez when the season hits crunch time and the CL/FA Cup/League games start to pile up
I'd rest him for this game again and bring him on as sub IF we need to find something
Same team as against Villa for me
Yep, never change a trashing team. Especially if the next opponent needs to be humialiated to put back in their spot.
Let's silence SHL. Only want to hear our awayfans.
They're a much more credible outfit with their current manager, I'm expecting a tough game.
We're in great form though, confidence is high, and we've got that extra quality that Spurs haven't. Hopefully we put on s show, if we light it up, they don't have enough to live with us.
To be fair, nothing that bad in all that. They know we can hurt them but are also rightly confident off the back of their good run
After the great performances away against City and today vs Villa, we go to WHL high on confidence, in contrast to the last couple of games there.
Spu*s have improved recently, but they're still inconsistent at home, which could be an advantage for us. In case both Ox and Sanchez make it, Wenger will face a tough task to decide how to approach this game - will we sit and let Tottenham have the ball like we did against City, or will we try to make the game and be more open at the back, like today....
That decision will have a big say in terms of the outcome, but we will have some options on the bench to change the game if needed. The home tie against Spu*s ended in a joke 1-1, we can't afford to throw more points away, especially since Southampton lost today and ManUre will play at Upton Park Saturday evening.
Let's win this.
I'm so up for this one it's unreal, want to smash them. Love the derby, biggest game of the year. All the scum fans are piping up again, now Harry Kane's knocking them in. Let's put them back in their place, hopefully with Ox, Welbz and Alexis all available.
Welbz. What a prick.
Alexis for Theo, other than that the rest should remain the same, we should have too much for them. Thank god our defence has improved too otherwise I'd be talking about a potential 4-4 or something like that.
Derby day introduces those endless possibilities.
Potchettino has them playing some good stuff, Eriksen and Kane showing good form so they are going to be ready for this. They have shown they can do the job already this season against the leaders.
From our side, we are playing well and our players are looking in good touch. We have genuine options from the bench and our players are in good touch.
This is going to be an absolute cracker folks, probably one of the highlights of the season.
If there is any hint of Sanchez's injury becoming a persistent injury then he should sit for another week - as great as we were against Villa we need our big time players like Sanchez when the season hits crunch time and the CL/FA Cup/League games start to pile up
I'd rest him for this game again and bring him on as sub IF we need to find something
Same team as against Villa for me
Yep, never change a trashing team. Especially if the next opponent needs to be humialiated to put back in their spot.
Let's silence SHL. Only want to hear our awayfans.
They're a much more credible outfit with their current manager, I'm expecting a tough game.
We're in great form though, confidence is high, and we've got that extra quality that Spurs haven't. Hopefully we put on s show, if we light it up, they don't have enough to live with us.
To be fair, nothing that bad in all that. They know we can hurt them but are also rightly confident off the back of their good run
RickyVilla
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Fucking gooners.
E17yid
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WTF does this even mean?
The home tie against Spu*s ended in a joke 1-1,
That gem came from one of their mods. I could understand if they had 5 goals disallowed for off side or soemthing but 1-1 was a fair result, unless he considers any draw against us to be a joke which would then just point to him being a ****
yido_number1
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He probably is just a ****, most of them are. They are such a bunch of smarmy ****'s that even when we beat them they go back to talking about winning the league at our ground. This is a real opportunity to stake a claim for fourth or third for that matter. We really need to beat them to stay in good contention otherwise we could have a five point swing to make up.
ClintEastwould
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For the first time in a long time they are underestimating us. We are very dangerous at the moment while a bit
inconsistent as well IMO. Kane could rip them to shreds if he's on his game. Eriksen is the silent assassin. Chadli can score goals. Lamela could build on his smarter and steadier performances recently and break out the flair in conjunction and finally produce and explode. Same goes for Townsend. Our defense is also pretty good for the most part. It's wierd though, they do a lot of things excellently and correct for the most part (walker Fazio rose Davies Chirches) but they are all prone to the odd mistake(especially Vlad). Vertonghen while not perfect is a big part of how we play with his distribution from the back and while not perfect, is usually a 7/8 player in defense. Lloris is just magnificent.
Anyway, what in trying to say is I think this team with a bit of time, work and key additions this team can be as good as the VDV Modric Bale Ledley dream team of 10-12 and possibly even better. I just wish this fixture was in another month or two. We'd be properly prepared and firing then.
inconsistent as well IMO. Kane could rip them to shreds if he's on his game. Eriksen is the silent assassin. Chadli can score goals. Lamela could build on his smarter and steadier performances recently and break out the flair in conjunction and finally produce and explode. Same goes for Townsend. Our defense is also pretty good for the most part. It's wierd though, they do a lot of things excellently and correct for the most part (walker Fazio rose Davies Chirches) but they are all prone to the odd mistake(especially Vlad). Vertonghen while not perfect is a big part of how we play with his distribution from the back and while not perfect, is usually a 7/8 player in defense. Lloris is just magnificent.
Anyway, what in trying to say is I think this team with a bit of time, work and key additions this team can be as good as the VDV Modric Bale Ledley dream team of 10-12 and possibly even better. I just wish this fixture was in another month or two. We'd be properly prepared and firing then.
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guate
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I just hope Mauricio is an avid SC follower and puts up some of the arse anal fans comments on the dressing room wall:
We're in great form though, confidence is high, and we've got that extra quality that Spurs haven't. Hopefully we put on s show, if we light it up, they don't have enough to live with us.
This quote demonstrates their mentality quite well. We're in a transition year with our players still adjusting to Mauricio's tactics while the arse anal have had some 20 years of management continuity plus have recently payed out exorbitant amounts of money for Ozil, Sanchez etc and are still only 2 points above us. Class A clowns
We're in great form though, confidence is high, and we've got that extra quality that Spurs haven't. Hopefully we put on s show, if we light it up, they don't have enough to live with us.
This quote demonstrates their mentality quite well. We're in a transition year with our players still adjusting to Mauricio's tactics while the arse anal have had some 20 years of management continuity plus have recently payed out exorbitant amounts of money for Ozil, Sanchez etc and are still only 2 points above us. Class A clowns
goughie1966
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RAWK:
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #421 on: Yesterday at 10:51:50 PM »
Apparently Aaron Lennon is gonna leave Spurs tomorrow. Would be a good wing back in our system. But i doubt they'd sell to us. Probably destined for a mid table side or worse.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #422 on: Yesterday at 10:56:04 PM »
Headless chicken if I ever saw one.
Can see him going to QPR.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #423 on: Yesterday at 11:05:17 PM »
Going off the early back pages seems Adebayor will be the transfer deadline day leading man. QPR & Stoke mentioned but surely any team in trouble should be looking at him on loan. Fantastic player for 6 months.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #424 on: Yesterday at 11:44:18 PM »
Obviously he's got a heck of a lot more quality than most of the players in the relegation scrap, though you have to wonder if he'd even be arsed, especially if it's only a loan.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #426 on: Today at 11:30:51 AM »
Pete O'Rourke @SportsPeteO · 19m 19 minutes ago
Dele Alli undergoing a medical at Spurs ahead of his move . Alli will be loaned back to MK Dons as part of the deal. #THFC #NUFC #mkdons
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #427 on: Today at 11:34:00 AM »
Apparantly he wanted to stay down south.
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« Reply #428 on: Today at 11:52:30 AM »
More sensible move than Newcastle surprised they were an option with a 6 month manager & the general unrest. Spurs are building a good young squad.
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« Reply #430 on: Today at 12:44:25 PM »
How come Spunks can sign a player then loan him back for the rest of the season to the club they're buying from, yet we've been told we can't do that with Ings?
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #431 on: Today at 12:44:51 PM »
He isn't signing from a club in the PL.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #421 on: Yesterday at 10:51:50 PM »
Apparently Aaron Lennon is gonna leave Spurs tomorrow. Would be a good wing back in our system. But i doubt they'd sell to us. Probably destined for a mid table side or worse.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #422 on: Yesterday at 10:56:04 PM »
Headless chicken if I ever saw one.
Can see him going to QPR.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #423 on: Yesterday at 11:05:17 PM »
Going off the early back pages seems Adebayor will be the transfer deadline day leading man. QPR & Stoke mentioned but surely any team in trouble should be looking at him on loan. Fantastic player for 6 months.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #424 on: Yesterday at 11:44:18 PM »
Obviously he's got a heck of a lot more quality than most of the players in the relegation scrap, though you have to wonder if he'd even be arsed, especially if it's only a loan.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #426 on: Today at 11:30:51 AM »
Pete O'Rourke @SportsPeteO · 19m 19 minutes ago
Dele Alli undergoing a medical at Spurs ahead of his move . Alli will be loaned back to MK Dons as part of the deal. #THFC #NUFC #mkdons
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #427 on: Today at 11:34:00 AM »
Apparantly he wanted to stay down south.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #428 on: Today at 11:52:30 AM »
More sensible move than Newcastle surprised they were an option with a 6 month manager & the general unrest. Spurs are building a good young squad.
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #430 on: Today at 12:44:25 PM »
How come Spunks can sign a player then loan him back for the rest of the season to the club they're buying from, yet we've been told we can't do that with Ings?
Re: The General PREM + EUROPEAN Winter Transfer Chat - NO LIVERPOOL
« Reply #431 on: Today at 12:44:51 PM »
He isn't signing from a club in the PL.
JerryGarcia
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JerryGarcia
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I think I just found the most level headed Man Utd fan in the world...
Lilbaz
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Nice read on KUMB about Reid.
http://kumb.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=156260&start=560
While we naturally tend to have a very claret and blue tinted view of things, if you asked a neutral then I'm sure the view would be very different.
The reality is that Spurs have finished in a European qualifying spot via their league position in each of the last what?.... 6 seasons or so? and seem pretty likely to do so again this season. Whereas the last time we achieved this was way back under Redknapp, with us even having suffered a couple of relegations since then.
Irrespective of how they got there they are still in a Cup final (and from what I saw last week Spurs were miles better than Sheff Utd, with Kane especially having numerous chances? - also didn't their late goal just take them straight through instead of it going to extra time?)
Do you not think the reason that Spurs started slowly and have improved as the season went on is because their players are starting to get used to their new manager's ideas and way of playing?
Light years is probably the wrong description but 'a long way ahead' isn't wide of the mark. Remember also that this summer we have to sign two players that we currently have on loan in order just to stand still.
Offer any footballer the same money at either West Ham or Spurs and the player is likely to choose the latter I'm afraid..... and that's before they have even gone and looked at our club's respective training facilities - where the words 'lights years' really do apply!
http://kumb.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=156260&start=560
While we naturally tend to have a very claret and blue tinted view of things, if you asked a neutral then I'm sure the view would be very different.
The reality is that Spurs have finished in a European qualifying spot via their league position in each of the last what?.... 6 seasons or so? and seem pretty likely to do so again this season. Whereas the last time we achieved this was way back under Redknapp, with us even having suffered a couple of relegations since then.
Irrespective of how they got there they are still in a Cup final (and from what I saw last week Spurs were miles better than Sheff Utd, with Kane especially having numerous chances? - also didn't their late goal just take them straight through instead of it going to extra time?)
Do you not think the reason that Spurs started slowly and have improved as the season went on is because their players are starting to get used to their new manager's ideas and way of playing?
Light years is probably the wrong description but 'a long way ahead' isn't wide of the mark. Remember also that this summer we have to sign two players that we currently have on loan in order just to stand still.
Offer any footballer the same money at either West Ham or Spurs and the player is likely to choose the latter I'm afraid..... and that's before they have even gone and looked at our club's respective training facilities - where the words 'lights years' really do apply!
JerryGarcia
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What's next? A sensible Scouser?
Actually we might be waiting a while for that one
Actually we might be waiting a while for that one
StartingPrice
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Sorry, M8, but he ruined his argument when he said this:
LoL
Damn, for a split second I thought we'd signed Messi
Oh, we've made plenty of messy signings
Sorry, M8, but I just don't get this - we are an improving team and no more than a couple of points off 4th. I could get how you could say it was going to be a tough ask. I could get if you said we were one of the outsiders. But to totally dismiss our chances, under these circumstances, it's just beyond me.
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