Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Remember the Saudi Sportswashing Machine team of the mid '90s? Of course you do. A valiant swashbuckling team that played exhilarating football but fell just short. Is that how Poch's side will be remembered? Better to be remembered fondly 20 years on than not at all -- who's going to be talking about the Arsenal sides of the last decade in 2030?
Unlike last season where Leicester were "everybody's second team", I don't think anyone outside west London* wants to see the Chelsea machine roll on to another title. If we can get close, perhaps we'll get some goodwill from the neutral fans**, [more] positive press write-ups, and so on, to give our young players a spring in their step as the season draws to a close.
Like this article in the Grauniad:
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...rry-kane-tottenham-hotspur-everton-top-scorer
I'd love it, LOVE IT if we beat that lot in blue.
* Apart from a few million glory-hunting fans in the Middle East, SE Asia, etc.
** Not counting Gooners and Hammers, of course, or fans of teams like Liverpool for whom our success will put a serious dent in their progress.
Hmm...
Wanyama robbed Tom Davies rather brutally by the touchline, taking the ball with a single swivel of his prodigious thighs, the thighs of four normal men compressed together into a single pair of avenging shorts.
Kyle Walker was once again relentless, haring up and down his flank in apparent desperation all afternoon, great gnarly arms pumping, like a light-heavyweight boxer fleeing a nuclear blast zone.