Arsenal or tottenham?

[cotswoldiver]

Another Spurs rollercoaster - leapt out of my chair for Bentley's goal, head in hands for the middle bit - couldn't stop smiling for the last 4 minutes - I'm at the Lane on Saturday for the Liverpool game so who knows what will happen!

 

[Guest]

Another Spurs rollercoaster - leapt out of my chair for Bentley's goal, head in hands for the middle bit - couldn't stop smiling for the last 4 minutes - I'm at the Lane on Saturday for the Liverpool game so who knows what will happen!

Those derby games are always unusual...

It will be a tough fight but we have been scraping wins without key players. I cant see any other outcome :wink: and Torres will be back very soon :twisted:

 

[scott wilson]

oh dear i just love the fact cesc said we would struggle against arsenal ladies.What a game.Bring on the pool

 

[Guest]

oh dear i just love the fact cesc said we would struggle against arsenal ladies.What a game.Bring on the pool

I really want Spurs to do well, but Liverpool have to win, we cant have that thug, John 'Mongo' Terry picking up the premiership again :wink:

 

[mcvw]

Easy there Johnny, JT's very nearly a legend (for club & country) - and "Fat" Frank isn't too far behind either

 

[Guest]

Over rated? slow? and a thug to boot, hes been getting away with blue murder because refs are afraid to send off the Captain of England, no other reason.

That elbow he tried to pull on Pepe was disgusting that his usual style, Carragher is a much more accomplished central defender its just a shame he made the right choice in refusing to play under McClaren. I'll bet Capello has been begging him to change his mind too.

I've got some nice video footage of the spitting and abuse Mongo gave to Tevez last season, he even attended the premier of 'Football Factory', a film about football violence, what does that say about the captain of england?

...sorry, but i find the guy dispicable, on and off the pitch.

 

[scott wilson]

got to agree with johnny here JT wears an england shirt with pride and is an awesome defender, but can be a bit of an animal when he feels like it...used to be a bit like him myself once upon a time....just without the fatcat salary

 

[Ferg]

I've always felt Terry was over-rated and his pointless berating of refs is better than Roy Keane in his heyday!

I also can't believe how prolific we Spurs fans are these days! :lol:

 

[sparkywig]

Spurs 2 - Liverpool 1, come on you Spurs

 

[scott wilson]

wahey and the gooners lost.... AM i right in thinking we drew with chelsea, beat liverpool and drew with arsenal? Just a shame we didn`t put away the so called lesser teams we`d be right in there...as it is were still in the rele zone. Never mind though well done boys i`m proud of ya...cough cough what do you have to say johnny? yeah yeah you hit the crossbar three times the post twice and the game should have been over by half time :shock:

 

[Guest]

Only two teams in the history of the league have stayed up, that started the first 8 games with 2 points or less :shock:

i really hope 'arry can turn it around for Spurs, they played well and i was glad when almost all clapped Keane when he came off, he deserved it. :wink:

well done on the win

 

[the councillor]

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[the councillor]

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[Guest]

Harry Houdini does it again 8)

 

[the councillor]

dunno about harry houdini, or harry redknapp... i think harry seacombe could have managed (and possibly played in) a side capable of beating that rabble last night.

but then 'rabble' is the wrong word as you tend to use rabble to describe a bunch of over-enthusiastic kids whereas the majority of the players in red last night looked like they actually didn't want to be there, and the rest looked like they'd never met, let alone trained together before.

liverpool's only hope came with the tottenham goalkeeper who i'm convinced is in the team as part of an elaborate beadle-style hoax, but the right-sided half of the worst full-back pairing* i've seen in nearly 40 years of support managed to end the only positive move he's been involved in since joining the club by injuring him enough to be substituted, before going off injured himself.

again.

but then... this is a bus forum





*julian dicks notwithstanding.

 

[sparkywig]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Ferg]

Comes to something when the worst defence on show at the Lane ISN'T ours!!!!

Gomes, eh. I don't want to wish the bloke ill, but.........

 

[sparkywig]

At least the opposing teams know that they can get one or two goals. :lol:
Nearly as entertaining/stressful as the Ardiles days, when we used to have 5 up front and win 5-4.

 

[the councillor]

what was most interesting from my point of view is that if you take the liverpool defence which has been strong enough in recent seasons to go into a lot of games with a 'don't concede and take it from there' attitude and tinker with it slightly (and slightly is fair, they were all still first team players, it wasn't like they were a group of rookie kids) they turned into a group of five professional footballers who looked and played like they'd never met before.

now it didn't help that the midfield were constantly giving spurs back the ball, but even so... if you get the chance watch the goals again, and this time instead of revelling in the glory of the goal scoring, take the time to watch what the defenders are doing, and what positions they've taken up... some of it is absolutely baffling :?

gomes ? has there ever been a worse top-flight goalkeeper

 

[Guest]

dunno about harry houdini, or harry redknapp... i think harry seacombe could have managed (and possibly played in) a side capable of beating that rabble last night.

but then 'rabble' is the wrong word as you tend to use rabble to describe a bunch of over-enthusiastic kids whereas the majority of the players in red last night looked like they actually didn't want to be there, and the rest looked like they'd never met, let alone trained together before.

liverpool's only hope came with the tottenham goalkeeper who i'm convinced is in the team as part of an elaborate beadle-style hoax, but the right-sided half of the worst full-back pairing* i've seen in nearly 40 years of support managed to end the only positive move he's been involved in since joining the club by injuring him enough to be substituted, before going off injured himself.

again.

but then... this is a bus forum
*julian dicks notwithstanding.

i think that the first thing you and i agree on :lol: