I guess they already forgot about the 16 minutes added when they were down 1-0 at home against Sheffield United.
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Mate, let's all laugh at Tottenham!
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lomekian
Essays are my thing
Love them reducing his fee to feel better about it
Sapient Hawk
No taglines need apply
Country: Saudi Arabia
ArsenesCoatMaker
Established Member
The article characterizes Newcastle as Tottenham's rivals. Is both being historically sh*t and not winning anything of note for multiple decades enough to constitute a rivalry between teams over 200 miles away?
Except it doesn't say that. Have you just clicked on the article, saw it says Newcastle and come up with that conclusion without reading it? It only says she was involved in the Newcastle take over, nothing about Sp**s being rivals to them
Riou
Mikel… Is this real?
Country: Northern Ireland
Not only is this quite funny...
...sums up AM quite well too
...sums up AM quite well too
Dennis_Bergkamp_10
Established Member
Advanced Level of the Premier League Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Standard, you'll never sing that!
SuperGoon
Lost A Bet And Now He’s A Top G
Country: Ireland
Player:Saka
If I swung a palestine flag around them we'd see how inclusive they are.
redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
Country: Jamaica
Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou spoke about his "special connection" with Hungarian great Ferenc Puskas before his side play Ferencvaros in the Europa League on Thursday (17:45 BST).
Postecoglou played under former forward Puskas, who won the European Cup three times with Real Madrid, when he was the manager of South Melbourne in Australia.
The Sp**s boss has previously said, external he used to act as a chauffeur and interpreter to Puskas, who died in 2006, during their time together.
"I do have a special connection, for me anyway, with Mr Puskas," said Postecoglou.
"I was blessed to be able to spend three years in the company of one of the greatest footballers of all time, but more importantly for me an outstanding person.
"He was one of the greatest people I've ever come across and I feel really fortunate to have had those three years with him, where I was able to sit there and talk to a person who in the football world had done everything, but more importantly, a person who I had so much respect and admiration for.
"I still think about it and it still feels unreal to me that I got that opportunity being based in Australia. As you get older you keep those experiences even more.
"I would love for him to still be around today to see where I am because he played a role in me becoming certainly the football manager I am. He played a role in that but also the person I've become."
Postecoglou played under former forward Puskas, who won the European Cup three times with Real Madrid, when he was the manager of South Melbourne in Australia.
The Sp**s boss has previously said, external he used to act as a chauffeur and interpreter to Puskas, who died in 2006, during their time together.
"I do have a special connection, for me anyway, with Mr Puskas," said Postecoglou.
"I was blessed to be able to spend three years in the company of one of the greatest footballers of all time, but more importantly for me an outstanding person.
"He was one of the greatest people I've ever come across and I feel really fortunate to have had those three years with him, where I was able to sit there and talk to a person who in the football world had done everything, but more importantly, a person who I had so much respect and admiration for.
"I still think about it and it still feels unreal to me that I got that opportunity being based in Australia. As you get older you keep those experiences even more.
"I would love for him to still be around today to see where I am because he played a role in me becoming certainly the football manager I am. He played a role in that but also the person I've become."
Melquiades
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It's still a bigger deal than the Audi Cup.
pure profit FC
Shift & Caps Lock keys broken
Country: England
Player:Gabriel
fairplay to them.
boonthegoon
Arteta In by November
Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
Johnson 5 in 5 damn. He's responded well to the abuse he received.
SuperGoon
Lost A Bet And Now He’s A Top G
Country: Ireland
Player:Saka
What can happen when a man deletes social media.
Sapient Hawk
No taglines need apply
Country: Saudi Arabia
3 of those goals came against garbage opposition: Qarabag, Ferencvaros & United. Not really setting the world alight is he?
Country: South Africa
boonthegoon
Arteta In by November
Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
You can only play what's there in front of you. I always thought he's a decent player but obviously not a 50m one3 of those goals came against garbage opposition: Qarabag, Ferencvaros & United. Not really setting the world alight is he?
SuperGoon
Lost A Bet And Now He’s A Top G
Country: Ireland
Player:Saka
InvertTheWing really does feel like Sp**s version of SA Gunner, right? Is it just me?
Rex Stone
Long live the fighters
Country: Wales
Country: South Africa
Riou
Mikel… Is this real?
Country: Northern Ireland
