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had to chuckle at the Spuds debacle,...nearest one to my 8-0 predictions


to be honest the Liverpool result just made me feel sick, I'm still scarred by 2006 and have never watched that game ever on TV. I didn't watch much of the second half in the Millenium, stopped staring at the ground when they put the 2 mins of Injury time board up just in time to see Liverpool pressurise us on the 'pass back# that resulted in Gerrards goal, still think it was a terrible bit of gamesmanship although only Hammers seem to have noticed it


PS I bet MickM never layed that bet on Spurs, the idiot

Otta

Otta

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still think it was a terrible bit of gamesmanship although only Hammers seem to have noticed it


Yeah, funny that. Having thrown the ball to your player, what exactly would you have had Liverpool do after your player made a rubbish clearence?


Not trying to pick an argument, and would agree that Liverpool got lucky that day, and would have been absolutely gutted had I been a hammer, BUT calling foul play is just wrong.

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Of course I did not lay my Spurs bet.....there is nothing worse than laying off a bet and then hoping your prediction does not happen (spurs don't win). I would not write spurs off entirely. Need someone to support anyway.


As someone who only saw the highlights ledley king was a complete passenger today.

Undisputedtruth

Undisputedtruth

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Aaron Lennon hasn't appeared for England since his World Cup flop. I can't see why Lennon should get the nod over Walcott for an England place this season. Lennon has only scored three goals compared to Walcott's eight this season. And when was the last time Aaron has scored a goal for England?
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COYS Wrote:

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> North london is ours, North london is ourrrrs,

> f*ck off back to woolwich, north london is OURS!



Really? You can keep your part the Tottenham part of North London mate, you deserve it. By the way Bale is to get a nomination from the diving association of Great Britain apparently he's better at it than Tom Daley, the monkey featured Welsh twat. 2 nil and you fcuked it up. Apparently Lead Boots King doesn't train before a game. Is that right? Well you'd never have guessed it after yesterdays piss poor showing!!! B)

Jah Lush

Jah Lush

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That is the poorest game I've ever seen Ledley King play. Normally he is superb but he didn't look fit at all. Very sad. I hope it's not the end for him. He's been a great servant to our club. As for Bale he should stick to the wing and bring back Lennon on the other side. I thought we really missed him yesterday. Can't understand why he wasn't playing.
maxxi

maxxi

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Undisputedtruth Wrote:

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> This article says it all. Arsenal pushing for

> third place seems doable now.



Well yeah - Redknapp was right when he said "it was one of those days for us"


and Wenger spot on when he said "it would be down to consistency" but anyone could have told him that before the game.


on another note - with Rooney, Cleverly and Bent out surely Pearce has to rethink leaving the Ox in the U21s?

Undisputedtruth

Undisputedtruth

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maxxi Wrote:

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> Undisputedtruth Wrote:

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> > This article says it all. Arsenal pushing for

> > third place seems doable now.

>

>

> Well yeah - Redknapp was right when he said "it

> was one of those days for us"

>

> and Wenger spot on when he said "it would be down

> to consistency" but anyone could have told him

> that before the game.

>

> on another note - with Rooney, Cleverly and Bent

> out surely Pearce has to rethink leaving the Ox in

> the U21s?


Wenger simly outsmarted Redknapp. This concerns me as he needs to be more tactically aware in the international arena.



Perhaps Pearce is playing it safe for his first game in charge rather than gambling on an inexperienced O-C.


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