The "Mighty Juggernaut" thread

Try KY Jelly Les.

 

I wum you constantly, Matth.

It’s the fact that you’re not aware I do that makes me a Wum Master.

 

In English please Leslie.

 

You can barely smile without dribbling, Skiddy; what use is language to you?

 

Did Spurs achieve something this season ?.

 

I do believe in faeries, I do, I do ...

 

The bit where you bend over in some seedy car park in Bristol. For a supposedly university education that was indecipherable.

 

Of course they did. The 3rd place cup, top 4 trophy and the play lovely football trophy. Oh, and the nice new stadium trophy. A very successful season young man.

 

Sounds like the Arsenal

 

That's a no then

 

Si...Spurs are going bust, in 10 years will crash and burn, will be bigger protests than West Ham.

 

Haven't Arsenal won a few FA cups recently?
Not winning trophies or realistically challenging for a title is considered failure at Arsenal.

 

I think the North London clubs are on the verge of turmoil...Spurs loaded themselves with a debt that will see them turned into a NFL team and Arsenal losing Mr Arsenal could see them fighting off their first relegation in the Prem

 

Arsenal have never finished below top 6 and until recently always qualified for Europe.

They paid for the Emirates and have spent sensibly for decades.

Spurs are giants in the same way Leeds are giants .

 

but Leeds ended up in League One mate, are you trying to tell us something

 

If a big side want the Spurs coach or players they will go ,good players want to win things and that won't happen at Tottenham

 

Yes, they became Arsenal.

 

And so did Chelsea , under achieving all season with an FA cup to appease the fans.
Something Spurs haven't done for yonks.

It is refreshing to see Man U and Chelsea fans complaining about Man City only being good because they bought the title .

 

I can't see how Spurs can afford to move forward with all the investment in the stadium. Football will not generate alone the income they require, so they we rely heavily on the NFL...something i knew for many years was coming and going to be a thorn in English Football. The Americans were well ahead of the game before us and don't have much interest in soccer, this is purely an investment to promote their own national game which will see the death of Spurs as a Football Club.