Which opponents do we like?

[Yid]

I despise Scum.
I loathe Chavs.
I detest Wet Spammers.
I abhor Scousers and Bin Dippers.
I cannot stand both Man Shitty and Manure.

I dislike Leicester, Wolves, and whoever else threatens our PL standing.

COYFS!!! ???

 

[double0]

We have a good relationship with Leyton Orient. Its a result many Spurs look out for.

 

[markt]

Leyton orient. Bournemouth (sad they got relegated, I thought they were good to watch under Howe.).

Also I quite like Fulham with Scott Parker as manager. Hope they manage to stay up.

 

[WePlayWednesday]

I quite like Brighton, a good mate supports them so I watched a few games with him. Now I keep an eye on how they are doing. Any club without has a “no assholes” signings policy gets my vote. They also have a great youth system, are pretty sustainable as a club too, not in massive debt. The fans are pretty decent too, I often get sent snippets from North Stand Chat forum, amusing bunch.

 

[kernowspurscoach1977]

I hate all other teams but hate some less than others.

I hate saints less than most teams as they are not competing with us.

 

[Yid-ol]

None, I don't even like spurs fans at times

 

[tommo84]

I don’t ‘like’ anyone in the top 2 divisions - in fact some weeks I don’t even like Tottenham! In the lower leagues I feel no dislike towards anyone - not even MK Dons as I’m from that neck of the woods and know that a huge portion of their fanbase are kids. I keep an eye on the Cobblers (Dad’s team) and Stevenage (not far from where I live now) but to be honest the driving force of how I feel about most clubs is their fanbase, and most club’s fanbases these days jump on board the shite-banter bus any time we slip up so, as the song suggests, fuck ‘em all.

There are, however, a lot of clubs I respect and who I don’t like to see mismanaged by crap owners, but that’s different.

 

[Fergus]

Swindon Town for me, for many good reasons.
1. Lived there from age 2 to 8
2. They humiliated Arsenal 3-1 in the 1969 League Cup Final.
3. They have been managed by more ex-Spurs players than anyone else I can think of off hand:

Glen Hoddle​

Dave Mackay​

John Gorman​

Ossie Ardiles​

Dave Tuttle​

Tony Galvin​

Les Allen​

It's a pity that managerial history is contaminated by Paolo Di Canio though.