I've no problem with Spurs fans enjoying a little gloat.
But the players? Embarrassing.
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I've no problem with Spurs fans enjoying a little gloat.
But the players? Embarrassing.
I get you lot taking the piss but your players nah that’s just embarrassing considering the season they just produced
Richarlison has no shame, hopefully won’t be a Spurs player for too much longer. Everton need a striker so Moyes should do the right thing and take him
Richie is just having fun with our fans. Wouldn't overthink it
That guys just one big face palm
Always on the wind up and always ends up with **** on his face after lool
Just a reminder, but Arsenal players have spent the past two seasons showing what mentality monsters they are by trying to clap back at Haaland for the "Stay humble" quip numerous times
“You won against a boring team that did nothing but defend.”
SAF’a text to the PSG president.
Ouch.
SAF’a text to the PSG president.
Ouch.
Even their fans are falling to the floor after zero contact...
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You think that's bad, I had to walk all the way from Canonbury to Kings Cross this morning to catch a tube to Seven Sisters just to go to work because they closed down Highbury tube because of those ****s!One of the many drawbacks about living in North London (apart from potholes, crime, no doctor's appointments, no spaces in schools, and unaffordable housing) is that my entire neighborhood is now swarming with Gooners on their way to the parade
Another reason why the fanbase deserve what they get is that near me, their goal was met with a barrage of fireworks. Very loud and not what you normally expect in daylight. Guessing they had more to set off but.... didn't get the opportunity.
Reminds me of a CL game in the 90s between Panathinaikos and Ajax
Panathinaikos managed to scum a 1-0 lead in Amsterdam and their fans were expecting them to finish the job in Athens, only for Ajax to get the cane out of the cupboard and win 3-0 in the second leg
Why do I remember this? Well, after the third goal went in, the rest of the match was to the sound of the Panathinaikos fans setting off the fireworks they brought expecting a celebration at fulltime
Milner retires at 63 years old.
Very decent career to be fair.
Very decent career to be fair.
Spent over half an hour on a hot, crowded tube train, with hundreds of the ****s, after spending a couple of hours in a steamy 100 Club.
They had a huge beat box blaring out ****ing dreadful Michael Jacson dance mix cut-ups, just before midnight on a Sunday...
Grrrrrrrr!
Six stabbings and three sexual assaults at the Nomad runners-up parade yesterday
So we know that DT was there, then
So we know that DT was there, then
Sad to hear about Kevin Keegan and his stage 4 cancer diagnosis.
He’s the first footballer I remember idolised as I kid - when you first get thrilled by the game and the skills of the star player of the day, before partisanship kicks in and skews your perspective.
He was so passionate about everything he did as a player and a manager - and the force of his skill, personality and enthusiasm carried everyone along with him. The evidence is there from his time at Hamburg, Southampton and Newcastle.
And he has always been a genuinely nice and decent person.
And two Ballon d’Ors in consecutive years deserve greater recognition and respect.
He’s the first footballer I remember idolised as I kid - when you first get thrilled by the game and the skills of the star player of the day, before partisanship kicks in and skews your perspective.
He was so passionate about everything he did as a player and a manager - and the force of his skill, personality and enthusiasm carried everyone along with him. The evidence is there from his time at Hamburg, Southampton and Newcastle.
And he has always been a genuinely nice and decent person.
And two Ballon d’Ors in consecutive years deserve greater recognition and respect.
Agree. What he lacked in skill he made up in hard work and determination.