by Winston Biscuit » 26 Jan 2026 11:42
by Sutekh » 26 Jan 2026 11:53
Winston Biscuit Having managed to grab an injury time equaliser against Burnley, Spurs are now just 3 points above 17th place and their next 4 PL games are against Man City, Man Utd, Newcastle & Arsenal
by leon » 26 Jan 2026 15:01
SutekhWinston Biscuit Having managed to grab an injury time equaliser against Burnley, Spurs are now just 3 points above 17th place and their next 4 PL games are against Man City, Man Utd, Newcastle & Arsenal
Where has it gone so wrong for Frank?
by Winston Biscuit » 26 Jan 2026 15:11
leonSutekhWinston Biscuit Having managed to grab an injury time equaliser against Burnley, Spurs are now just 3 points above 17th place and their next 4 PL games are against Man City, Man Utd, Newcastle & Arsenal
Where has it gone so wrong for Frank?
The twatty Spurs fans have never liked him because he doesn't play "Spurs Football" or some such bollocks. They really are the most deluded and entitled set of fans - they make West Ham fans look almost normal*
There's a few on here masquerading as RFC fans.
*they're not obviously
by South Coast Royal » 26 Jan 2026 15:40
Sutekh What did Matheus Cunha do in front of the TV cameras yesterday? Seems he’s now facing a possible suspension and Sky apologised to the snowflakes that may have been melting.
by From Despair To Where? » 26 Jan 2026 23:06
Royal Rother Yes to all that.
I keep saying I don’t think Arteta has what it takes to win the PL, and their display yesterday did nothing to dispel that thought but if City are going to be that bad then maybe Arsenal will, almost by default.
Guehi could make the difference I suppose.
Or maybe Havertz can make the difference for Arsenal. At least he will never be predictable (except in his ability to miss sitters).
by 6ft Kerplunk » 27 Jan 2026 12:24
by Sanguine » 27 Jan 2026 13:39
From Despair To Where?Royal Rother Yes to all that.
I keep saying I don’t think Arteta has what it takes to win the PL, and their display yesterday did nothing to dispel that thought but if City are going to be that bad then maybe Arsenal will, almost by default.
Guehi could make the difference I suppose.
Or maybe Havertz can make the difference for Arsenal. At least he will never be predictable (except in his ability to miss sitters).
I think it's also entirely predictable that Havertz will miss half the season with a knee injury.
5 times in 8 years now???
As for "The Spurs Way", that died with Bill Nicholson, didn't it?
by leon » 27 Jan 2026 13:53
6ft Kerplunk I think what the Spurs fans believe is the Spurs way differs massively from what everyone else thinks of as the Spurs way. I mean we all just think its means a bit of a shambles don't we?
by BRO_BOT » 27 Jan 2026 16:50
leon6ft Kerplunk I think what the Spurs fans believe is the Spurs way differs massively from what everyone else thinks of as the Spurs way. I mean we all just think its means a bit of a shambles don't we?
They believe it's a mythical way of playing the most pure football that mankind has ever seen.
We all know it means being excruciatingly mediocre and constantly sacking managers for not delivering on the above.
by Winston Biscuit » 27 Jan 2026 17:41
BRO_BOTleon6ft Kerplunk I think what the Spurs fans believe is the Spurs way differs massively from what everyone else thinks of as the Spurs way. I mean we all just think its means a bit of a shambles don't we?
They believe it's a mythical way of playing the most pure football that mankind has ever seen.
We all know it means being excruciatingly mediocre and constantly sacking managers for not delivering on the above.
What's the Reading way?
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