parklane1
Tony Galvin
Its all that sun mate, its made you blind and rambling.
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O/T Capello Resigns / New England Manager Speculation Thread
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Its all that sun mate, its made you blind and rambling.
mick cooper
Neil Sullivan
OOOKAYY
I'd like to discuss, but if all you can do is chip away with inane and trivial personal comments then there's little point. I've tried to be pleasant.
mick cooper
Neil Sullivan
it'll take more than a few camp jibes to upset me. My 4 year old can wound me deeper than anything you have had to say
but if you want to keep on being internet thrush, knock yourself out
but if you want to keep on being internet thrush, knock yourself out
mick cooper
Neil Sullivan
Me too, I was trying to have a discussion, but after endless jibes, digs and pettiness I have had enough.
raboner
Banned
even our 'slagging off' was done with football in mind, and in good humour (IMHO) ... what's the world coming to? we all support the same team ffs.
p.s is it just me or does 'slagging off' sound like an alternate term for rubbing one out? having a toss? all that fun stuff.
Enter the Pitbull
Luke Young
Harry Redknapp has urged Tottenham Hotspur to be bold in the transfer market this summer if they are to ensure they finish in the Premier League top four.
Spurs looked certain to qualify for next season's Champions League until February but are now in a battle with Arsenal, Saudi Sportswashing Machine and Chelsea for third and fourth place going into the final week of the campaign.
Redknapp told BBC Radio Five Live: "We're a good side. If we're bold in the summer, we can build a team again that can be right there again next year. The league is changing and a top-four position is very difficult to achieve."
Tottenham are a point behind the third-placed Arsenal going into their final game of the season against Fulham on Sunday.
Only a top‑three finish will guarantee Champions League football for Spurs, with fourth coming into play provided Chelsea do not win this season's final against Bayern Munich in Munich on 19 May.
It is a nailbiting end to what has been a rollercoaster season for Spurs and Redknapp, who was cleared of tax evasion in February and made favourite for the England job before it went last week to Roy Hodgson.
He said: "I'll be glad when next week is over. It's been a long old season.
"I just want to get in the Champions League and have a break and get away for a few days.
"It has been a hard year for me personally. What I went through with the court case was the most difficult thing I've ever faced in my life.
"It definitely takes a strain on you. I do tend to get on with things but there's no doubt it has an effect."
Redknapp reiterated he bore no grudges over the Football Association's decision to overlook him for the England job.
"It was no hassle to me at all," he said.
"It never really bothered me. When I heard that Roy had got the job on Sunday night, I went out.
"I didn't go out feeling, 'Oh my GHod'. I woke up the next morning and I was quite relieved in a way that I didn't have a decision to make."
Spurs looked certain to qualify for next season's Champions League until February but are now in a battle with Arsenal, Saudi Sportswashing Machine and Chelsea for third and fourth place going into the final week of the campaign.
Redknapp told BBC Radio Five Live: "We're a good side. If we're bold in the summer, we can build a team again that can be right there again next year. The league is changing and a top-four position is very difficult to achieve."
Tottenham are a point behind the third-placed Arsenal going into their final game of the season against Fulham on Sunday.
Only a top‑three finish will guarantee Champions League football for Spurs, with fourth coming into play provided Chelsea do not win this season's final against Bayern Munich in Munich on 19 May.
It is a nailbiting end to what has been a rollercoaster season for Spurs and Redknapp, who was cleared of tax evasion in February and made favourite for the England job before it went last week to Roy Hodgson.
He said: "I'll be glad when next week is over. It's been a long old season.
"I just want to get in the Champions League and have a break and get away for a few days.
"It has been a hard year for me personally. What I went through with the court case was the most difficult thing I've ever faced in my life.
"It definitely takes a strain on you. I do tend to get on with things but there's no doubt it has an effect."
Redknapp reiterated he bore no grudges over the Football Association's decision to overlook him for the England job.
"It was no hassle to me at all," he said.
"It never really bothered me. When I heard that Roy had got the job on Sunday night, I went out.
"I didn't go out feeling, 'Oh my GHod'. I woke up the next morning and I was quite relieved in a way that I didn't have a decision to make."
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Need to practise what you preach my friend.
mick cooper
Neil Sullivan
Oh, just stop