The "Mighty Juggernaut" thread

we could cry and throw our toys out of the pram and try to unsettle other clubs because we feel entitled i suppose

 

That's harsh on Tim tbh.

 

I see what you’re doing, Trebs.

 

You did your homework HIAG, that Spurlock is bloody useless but sometimes ignorance is bliss!

 

Meanwhile, Newcastle and Tottenham will battle to sign Lille's 20-year-old French midfielder Boubakary Soumare.
(Daily Star Sunday)


Let me see...

It's a choice between playing for a club with a future at a great new stadium, or playing in the Championship for a manager who is a Mario looky-likey...

Hmm.

I wonder who will win that battle ?

 

Lille by the looks of it.

 

Of all the cards to play the stadium one was a losing gambit. Capacity of our stadium this season is almost 30k less than yours and we'll probably have a higher average attendance. He may prefer to play for a manager who has actually won trophies rather than just made excuses at a ground where the fans aren't fair-weather whingers.

Realistically he will go to whoever pays him the most. That's modern football. But hell, you seem to think your manager cares about kissing your club badge so the delusion is strong in you clearly.

 

Poch loves us, and we love him.

Don't be rattled by that, H. Don't become bitter and twisted like Pixie and Bambs.

 

Bitter? Nah. I think Poch and Tottenham are a good match, I really do.

 

Thanks, mate.

 

Or not: https://www.worldfootball.net/attendance/eng-premier-league-2018-2019/1/

 

You speak too soon. Your attendances against the big teams have been vast (70k+) but against others has been much lower, giving you a current average of 52k. Your home games now are just Huddersfield, Brighton, West Ham, Crystal Palace and Everton. If you'd ended up playing the end of the season at Wembley you'd be down in the mid-40's. We turn up every week no matter who the opposition is, that's just the way it is. Suspect they'll come flocking for the first few games at new WHL so you may well end up with a bit of a bounce to be fair.

 

Just watched the BBC thing on it and fair play the stadium looks amazing.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47687411

 

Does look really nice. Has to be said.

 

Through gritted teeth or what

Looks much better than the Emirates let's be honest mate.

 

Not really for the first part, and yes it does look better than the emirates.

At the end of the day though it's a stadium, it's what happens on the pitch that counts.

 

Spurs fans are treating have a new stadium like a trophy.

 

It looks nicer from the outside than the Camp Nou.

 

Even better than winning the league according to Poch

To arrive to the new stadium in very good condition I think that is more than winning a title.

 

It’s like that scene in The Office when Brent loses the pub quiz and decides that chucking Tim’s shoe over the building is the real quiz.