Tottenham Hotspur

Some amount of dancing going on in the run ups by both sides

Big one for Paris. That’s their biggest game for a good while. Bodes well for Spurs they hung in against them but the style of play will be an issue for fans.

Turning point was probably Porro going down holding his face when the ball struck his shoulder. Poked the bear.

A bad start for new Spurs manager Frank Thomas. You’d imagine there will be a few people doubting Thomas after that capitulation.

Fucking ridiculous, concentrate on striking the ball and hitting the target.

Onto the real stuff against Burnley on Saturday.

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A battle of the league champions of 1960 and the league champions of 1961.

I see Mikey Moore, who the twitter lads say is the best young fella in the country after Dowman, is gone up to Rangers for the season. He should do wreck.

Himself Gray and Bergvelt will make a fine midfield.

Tis a big ask to ride your luck that long against a team much better. But I suppose they haven’t the players to do much else.

In the last 30, they were badly lacking someone to hold up the ball and relieve the pressure. Even just momentarily.

Mourinho always had Drogba, Eto or an equivalent as an out ball. Athleti had Costa and later Suarez

The sitting back is the easy part.

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Think Frank is a good appointment. Practical about what he has at least, unlike Ange.

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Ange won something

This chump wont

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We lost but we won

It’s a diddy cup, :man_shrugging:

A despicably racist fanbass

3-0 home win over Burnley. We go top of the table with Sunderland.

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Brendan Johnson puts us ahead at Manchester City.

Thomas Frank cuts a very impressive figure on the sideline.

I’m very impressed with the cut of Thomas Frank. I reckon we’ve finally got ourselves a good one there.

I know of a very astute observer of football who was adamant he should have gotten the Manchester United job.

2-0. Man City all at sea.

Where did city find this clown in goals?

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Thanks mate.

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