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Spot on.
It’s amazing how no one but Ange could do that by the way. Not Arteta, not Klopp, not Wenger, not anyone else but Ange.
What a man!
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Mate, let's all laugh at Tottenham!
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Spot on.
It’s amazing how no one but Ange could do that by the way. Not Arteta, not Klopp, not Wenger, not anyone else but Ange.
What a man!
Country: South Africa
City are the team that seems to get Ange defending deep, and actually playing more like the peak Liverpool team he is aiming to be like.
There is nothing wrong with defending in a block, keeping your lines tight. In addition to your high pressing game.
Perhaps this snaps him out of his idealism. Wanting to attack constantly for 90 minutes like he has the superior team every single game. We’ll see
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Sulosky
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Country: Finland
He should get his head checked. It looks like a motorcycle has done a burnout on his face.
HattoriHanzo
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It's not just Ange, Tottenham is Pep's weak spot for some reasons.
Of all teams he has faced in his career, Tottenham has defeated him most, 9 times.
Synical
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Exactly Conte, Pocchettino, Mourhino and even Nuno Espírito Santo beat Guardiola with Tottenham recently. I checked and this is the eighth loss to Tottenham in all comps in the last five years.
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And all those wins are downright meaningless to where City ended up. The one chance when they could have changed City's fortunes, and they cvcked their way by celebrating a home loss
which is what this thread's cover shows
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And all those wins are downright meaningless to where City ended up. The one chance when they could have changed City's fortunes, and they cvcked their way by celebrating a home loss
And all those wins are downright meaningless to where City ended up. The one chance when they could have changed City's fortunes, and they cvcked their way by celebrating a home loss
We would do the same
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Andrew Cole Linighan
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Certainly not boring being a Tottenham fan. This season, they either win, or lose. They have drawn the one league game, so far.
Ange has done alright so far, didn't get caught up in the Harry Kane leaving Saga. He saw what he had, and went with that. Great result at City in the weekend, could count for nothing, if they go all Spursy, and say lose at home to an Ipswich. Oh, hang on, they have.
See that the weather wasn't great before that game, rain. Seems to rain a bit in Manchester.
Going back to the 1994/95 season, I worked with a Manchester City supporter. He got tickets for us to watch Manchester City v Tottenham, at Maine Road. It was raining that day, this was when Jürgen Klinsmann was at Tottenham.
Matchday programme from the game. Couldn't get one on the day, Sold Out.
The match was played in October 1994. Tottenham didn't get the better of Manchester City on this occasion, losing 5 - 2. Ex Arsenal striker, Niall Quinn, scored one of City's goals.
Ange has done alright so far, didn't get caught up in the Harry Kane leaving Saga. He saw what he had, and went with that. Great result at City in the weekend, could count for nothing, if they go all Spursy, and say lose at home to an Ipswich. Oh, hang on, they have.
See that the weather wasn't great before that game, rain. Seems to rain a bit in Manchester.
Going back to the 1994/95 season, I worked with a Manchester City supporter. He got tickets for us to watch Manchester City v Tottenham, at Maine Road. It was raining that day, this was when Jürgen Klinsmann was at Tottenham.
Matchday programme from the game. Couldn't get one on the day, Sold Out.
The match was played in October 1994. Tottenham didn't get the better of Manchester City on this occasion, losing 5 - 2. Ex Arsenal striker, Niall Quinn, scored one of City's goals.
Synical
Miss Bold Superstitious [B/]
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lomekian
Essays are my thing
Another bitter childhood arsenal fan down the lane
Riou
Mikel… Is this real?
Country: Northern Ireland
I genuinely have never seen a player sign for pretty much any team and say they ar a childhood Sp**s fan, tbh
dino bravo
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Does that mean they rely on Forster, who was finished 5 years ago?
Seems so, they're done for
Synical
Miss Bold Superstitious [B/]
Country: England
No idea! As long as he recovers in time for their game against City, I don't care!
Riou
Mikel… Is this real?
Country: Northern Ireland
Gutted for Sp**s, they went from definitely not winning anything to definitely not winning anything with that injury.
Huge loss for them!
Huge loss for them!
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Yousif Arsenal
Was on Vinai's payroll; misses 4th place trophy 🏆
this guy always say the same every time they drop points.
