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The Goon Thread
- Thread starter Jordinho
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If we can't get at least a point against the team posted above then we're doing it wrong.
Bullet
Andy Thompson
Depends if they get one of our men sent off or not
SpursLodge
Nicola Berti
We have to be tough in this one, close down quickly win the midfield and stop the supply to Walcott and others, we do that and I can see us getting a result. The last two games where they've got 5 have massively flattered them, can't see them scoring many on Sunday, not with our DMs
The only worry is where our goals are coming from, although I don't think they'll defend for their lives like Palace and Swansea did we'll need whoever plays on the wings to create, get balls into the box and hopefully something will drop for Soldado.
COYS.
The only worry is where our goals are coming from, although I don't think they'll defend for their lives like Palace and Swansea did we'll need whoever plays on the wings to create, get balls into the box and hopefully something will drop for Soldado.
COYS.
metalgear
Luka Modric
Good reminder from http://www.topspurs.com/newsnow/thfccol-280813a.htm
eleven reasons (one for each of whatever no-mark turns out for them on Sunday) why we are bigger than north London’s third team;
1. Tottenham have won a major trophy in each of the last full decades dating back to the 1950s (only Man U can equal this).
2. Tottenham were the first London club to win the FA Cup in 1901 and when were still the only London club to have won it, when we lifted it again 20 years later. Indeed it took until 1930 for Arsenal to finally capture the cup, for what was to be their first major trophy, some 44 years after they had been formed (it took us just 19 years after our formation to lift our first trophy by comparison).
3. Tottenham were the first London club to win a European trophy (indeed first British club).
4. Tottenham have won three UEFA European trophies, Arsenal just the one.
5. Tottenham were the first London side to win the double in 60’61, doing it in style, unlike the anti-football of Arsenal ten years later. At the time, we had most points, most goals, most points and most wins. We still hold most wins in top flight from this memorable season as well as most wins from start season in the top flight. By contrast Arsenal did not even score the most goals of that particular campaign when they sneaked their way to the double in 70’71.
6. Tottenham record’s transfer fee paid (as of August 27th at least) is £25.8 million, Arsenal’s just £15 million.
7. Tottenham’s record attendance 75038, Arsenal’s 73707.
8. Arsenal recorded just 4,554 supporters in a top flight match v Leeds in 1966, just four months later Tottenham recorded 43,844 in the equivalent fixture, nearly ten times as many fans, watching the same opposition in the same completion, when our grounds were of very similar size.
9. Since the war, six times Tottenham have been the best supported club in England, Arsenal just twice (Tottenham were even the best supported in the country as a second division side – once again showing that even when the chips are down Spurs supporters turn out in droves).
10. Tottenham’s lowest ever average league crowd 13,370, Arsenal’s 4,460 (indeed 14 seasons in total Arsenal have averaged worse crowds than Tottenham’s lowest).
11. Tottenham have provided 70 representatives for the national side (the second highest of all time, just one player behind Villa), Arsenal have provided just 57.
Enjoy the game and Up the Spurs.
eleven reasons (one for each of whatever no-mark turns out for them on Sunday) why we are bigger than north London’s third team;
1. Tottenham have won a major trophy in each of the last full decades dating back to the 1950s (only Man U can equal this).
2. Tottenham were the first London club to win the FA Cup in 1901 and when were still the only London club to have won it, when we lifted it again 20 years later. Indeed it took until 1930 for Arsenal to finally capture the cup, for what was to be their first major trophy, some 44 years after they had been formed (it took us just 19 years after our formation to lift our first trophy by comparison).
3. Tottenham were the first London club to win a European trophy (indeed first British club).
4. Tottenham have won three UEFA European trophies, Arsenal just the one.
5. Tottenham were the first London side to win the double in 60’61, doing it in style, unlike the anti-football of Arsenal ten years later. At the time, we had most points, most goals, most points and most wins. We still hold most wins in top flight from this memorable season as well as most wins from start season in the top flight. By contrast Arsenal did not even score the most goals of that particular campaign when they sneaked their way to the double in 70’71.
6. Tottenham record’s transfer fee paid (as of August 27th at least) is £25.8 million, Arsenal’s just £15 million.
7. Tottenham’s record attendance 75038, Arsenal’s 73707.
8. Arsenal recorded just 4,554 supporters in a top flight match v Leeds in 1966, just four months later Tottenham recorded 43,844 in the equivalent fixture, nearly ten times as many fans, watching the same opposition in the same completion, when our grounds were of very similar size.
9. Since the war, six times Tottenham have been the best supported club in England, Arsenal just twice (Tottenham were even the best supported in the country as a second division side – once again showing that even when the chips are down Spurs supporters turn out in droves).
10. Tottenham’s lowest ever average league crowd 13,370, Arsenal’s 4,460 (indeed 14 seasons in total Arsenal have averaged worse crowds than Tottenham’s lowest).
11. Tottenham have provided 70 representatives for the national side (the second highest of all time, just one player behind Villa), Arsenal have provided just 57.
Enjoy the game and Up the Spurs.
Disco Benny
Wayne Routledge
Is there a sincearsenallastsignedaplayer.com?*
*I know they will now go and spend £200million on Messi, Ronaldo and Pele!
*I know they will now go and spend £200million on Messi, Ronaldo and Pele!
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Agree. I don't know how Spurs fans can be so optimistic given our record there, 1 win in 20 years. They raise their game against us.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Nope, Ade's not playing so hopefully no macaronic challenges.
Little Luka
John Scales
Most of the team's core doesn't know that pain as they haven't been here long enough.
They'll see this as a big derby game for sure, but I also think they are fearless and couldn't care less about that stat.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Maybe but I'm sure Paulinho, Soldado, Chadli and Capoue will have been told plenty of times already the importance of this game and our recent record there isn't good. That must play on their minds even a little.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
They'll win this, and then crow about how they'll finish above us like they always have, before fading away horribly from December to February while we quietly hover up the points. We'll be six to ten points above them by the beginning of March.
After that, it'll go one of two ways. We either flame out horribly while they win 15 out of 16 or something ridiculous like that, or we inch over the line despite their improvement in form post-March.
They will not go quietly. But hopefully, this season that won't matter.
After that, it'll go one of two ways. We either flame out horribly while they win 15 out of 16 or something ridiculous like that, or we inch over the line despite their improvement in form post-March.
They will not go quietly. But hopefully, this season that won't matter.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
JB @gunnerpunner 2h
Ramsey > Paulinho
Frimpong > Capoue
Gnabry > Chadli
Zelalem > Eriksen
Wheelchair > Lamela
Suarez > Soldado
Ramsey > Paulinho
Frimpong > Capoue
Gnabry > Chadli
Zelalem > Eriksen
Wheelchair > Lamela
Suarez > Soldado
Amor
Nicola Berti
This has to be a joke.