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Discussion in 'Tottenham Hotspur' started by Spurlock, Jan 2, 2012.

  1. Blue and White

    Blue and White Well-Known Member

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    I think Chelsea are way ahead of the rest. The title is their's (as long as they don't mess it up)
     
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  2. The Mighty Thor

    The Mighty Thor Well-Known Member

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    I've seen Chelsea be runaway leaders early on before and botch it Blue, I expect it again.
     
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  3. bigsmithy9

    bigsmithy9 Well-Known Member

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    Did Arsenal have to leave London to win the cup?I can't remember......
     
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  4. totsfan

    totsfan Well-Known Member

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  5. littleDinosaurLuke

    littleDinosaurLuke Well-Known Member

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    They are and it is as long as Costa and Fabregas are in harness. Without them, I'm not so sure. And they don't have much cover at centre half. A lot can change if they have a few injuries or players suffer loss of form or fatigue given all their commitments over the season. Nothing won in the first week of October.
     
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  6. The Mighty Thor

    The Mighty Thor Well-Known Member

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    I don't think Costa will maintain this form.
     
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  7. humanbeingincroydon

    humanbeingincroydon Well-Known Member

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    Was anyone else expecting Mourinho to lead by example and take a theatrical dive when Wenger shoved him? He certainly looked like he was thinking about it.
     
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  8. Yes, I thought his natural instincts would have kicked in. I am really disappointed that he didn't go for it, going down, hips thrust forward, arms flung backwards, a small leap off the ground with both feet thrown slightly behind, finished off with three or four rolls across the technical area, holding his face in mock pain - classic Chav diving technique. This was The Smug One's opportunity to show the world how a Master dives, and he blew it!
     
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  9. Inda

    Inda Well-Known Member

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    Ooooooh.

    He thought about it.

    please log in to view this image
     
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  10. Just been over on the Arsenal board, reading their Chav v Arsenal match thread, as well as a little gem-thread called "What Excuses For Arsenal Now?"

    Do yourselves a favour and give them a read. Pure comedy gold!
     
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  11. NSIS

    NSIS Well-Known Member

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    Handbags! Mourinho is a WUM. And Whinger must be one of the easiest people ever to wind-up. He should do what some other managers do, ignore him.
     
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  12. ...and quite an effective one, at times.

    I think Whinger was still smarting from the "specialist in failure" jibe.
     
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  13. deedub93

    deedub93 Well-Known Member

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    It's justified isn't it? 12-0 to Maureen now methinks. Maureen must have a better record against Whinger than any other manager in the world. Like taking candy from a baby.
     
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  14. The RDBD

    The RDBD Well-Known Member

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    Jose is indeed the the special WUM.
     
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  15. PleaseNotPoll

    PleaseNotPoll Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    Remember when Wenger first arrived in England and he was known as Le Professeur, due to his calm and studious demeanour?
    He's gradually lost that over the years and I think that his sideline dramatics is actually detrimental to his team.

    Players are like anyone else and if you're being lead by a bloke that's ranting, raving and generally throwing a wobbly, then it's hard to hold your concentration and do your job.
    He no longer explains what people need to be doing during games, especially ones like that, preferring to perform for the cameras, instead.
    Mourinho's well aware of it and he uses it to great effect.
     
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  16. <laugh>
    I like that!
     
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  17. The RDBD

    The RDBD Well-Known Member

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    Wonder how much charidee money we would have to offer to get Jose to say
    "No WUMming please" in the next post-match interview after Chelsky beat the Goons.
     
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  18. <laugh>
    Or, to say, at the very start of an interview, "All wumming aside...." before launching into a wum par resistance.
     
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  19. littleDinosaurLuke

    littleDinosaurLuke Well-Known Member

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    Mind games.

    It's terrible.

    And it's not fair - not so far as Wenger is concerned, cos he's useless at them.
     
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  20. The RDBD

    The RDBD Well-Known Member

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    Wenger is not good at all at the banter.
    When I heard he had whined about losing due to "financial power" I had to check
    whether Chelsky had signed a forward I was completely unaware of.
     
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