To be fair to Spurs they've spent the last month practicing for tomorrow's game.BRO_BOT wrote:Your Dad sounds like a fcuking idiot!genome wrote:It's very apparent that you are all speaking as fans of a team that has no hardcore rivals. Arsenal fans are saying that if the shoe were on the other foot, they'd want to lose too. I completely get it
My Dad grew up in North London and has supported Spurs since he was a kid. He texted me yesterday saying that if Spurs turn up tomorrow he'll be raging
fook, I'll quite happily h8watch the dippers dropping pointsLUX wrote:Duran 88’
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Was discussing exactly that with a Liverpool fan tonightWinston Biscuit wrote:reckon West Ham might let in a truly astounding number of goals on the final day
But I'd back Arsenal to put 3 or 4 past Everton, at which point City need 6 or 7.Franchise FC wrote:Was discussing exactly that with a Liverpool fan tonightWinston Biscuit wrote:reckon West Ham might let in a truly astounding number of goals on the final day
He thinks that a draw tomorrow would still give City more than a fighting chance
If they need to outscore Arsenal by 3 …. that’s doable
Sanguine wrote:Per Sky Sports - this will be the 10th time that a Premier League season has gone to the final day. In all nine previous occasions, the team ahead at kick-off on the final day went on to win the league, and indeed Blackburn, in 1994-95, are the only such leaders not to go on and win their final game. And Blackburn won the title anyway when United could only draw with West Ham.
I am not sure they would tbh. I am sure you would find a few individuals that would, but in general I think they, like most fans, just prioritise their own club above their rivals club.genome wrote:Oh it's utterly pathetic, petty, you name it. Don't care though. Arsenal fans would've done the same, 10000%
Thats the difference I think. If you have something to play for then you are wrapped up in your own possible achievements, Spurs fans decide to behave this way as season after season they don't have things to play for, and so their rival not doing well becomes a much bigger deal to them than it should be, and would be to other clubsSilver Fox wrote:Most Arsenal fans have some memory of success so I'm not convinced they'd be quite as small time as the Spurs fans were
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