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See you guys in August
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Kandi1977
Garth Crooks
I also think that challenging for the title is a fair bit optimistic, but not because we play CL, but because I think we got lucky last season, with many clubs underperforming (and one club massively overperforming).I am not sure if we will be challenging for the title next season and the reason is we will be in the CL and we have been told many times by some we can not challenge for the Prem and Europe at the same time.
SpurMeUp
Les Howe
No doubt the 'traditional' teams will come back a little this season. You also have Leicester who so far have kept their team together. Then Pool, even Everton etc. But what this means, hopefully, is that the league is ultra competitive, anyone can beat anyone, and keeps it open, like it was last season.
What we have over the monied clubs is a stable team. If Poch can build on our foundations, with the team all one year wiser, anything is possible. We won't be favourites, but we won't be seen as such outsides as we were last season.
I'd take winning the CL over the league anyway
Pirate55
The Last Man Standing 17/18
But Leicester had NO cups to compete in after January. Big difference.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
This thread is fantastic. Like a tutorial in diving down a well. In formation.
Well, let me tie on another anchor before you resume your respective plummets. We probably won't have a long run in Champions League. Weekend pub chat rolled on to speculate about CL group play. Spurs have dropped to 23rd place in the UEFA co-efficient table, meaning third pot for us in the group stage draw. In a worst case scenario, we could wind up with a group featuring Barcelona, Dortmund, and Roma. Or Juventus, Atletico and (Rug)Munchin' Gladbach. Or CSKA Moscow, Sevilla and Sporting Lisbon.
Hey, we all loved the tasty matchups and surprising outcomes that came about the last time Spurs were in CL. 'Taxi for Maicon' and all that and this brilliant piece of uplifting art:
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So, maybe there's nothing to be down about.
Until speculation begins about what Europa League play will do to our league form once Spurs finish third in their CL group.
Well, let me tie on another anchor before you resume your respective plummets. We probably won't have a long run in Champions League. Weekend pub chat rolled on to speculate about CL group play. Spurs have dropped to 23rd place in the UEFA co-efficient table, meaning third pot for us in the group stage draw. In a worst case scenario, we could wind up with a group featuring Barcelona, Dortmund, and Roma. Or Juventus, Atletico and (Rug)Munchin' Gladbach. Or CSKA Moscow, Sevilla and Sporting Lisbon.
Hey, we all loved the tasty matchups and surprising outcomes that came about the last time Spurs were in CL. 'Taxi for Maicon' and all that and this brilliant piece of uplifting art:
So, maybe there's nothing to be down about.
Until speculation begins about what Europa League play will do to our league form once Spurs finish third in their CL group.