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Every Premier League Fan in 90 Seconds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ubzn74Iit4

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Every Premier League Fan in 90 Seconds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VDTcPsLDZc

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Every Premier League Fan in 90 Seconds...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZygJucN4zBQ

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I suspect it feels nice to be a Spurs supporter on a day like this.
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I suspect it feels nice to be a Spurs supporter on a day like this.
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Not really. It took too long to break the League 1 opposition down and the problem is now critical in my view - and that is not too strong a word for it. The team are so predictable, there is no plan B, there is no impact player, there is no pace, there is just the same old tippy tappy rubbish in our own centre circle. Tottenham do not seem to understand the concept of balls played in behind the defence, or the benefits of running at people with the ball or of playing quick balls at pace to unsettle defenders. Its rubbish to watch and even worse - its actual rubbish. Spurs have been found out and any team worth their salt can play us like a fiddle to keep us out..... or if any good, can take us apart.

I hate football.
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ORIGINAL: Orm

I suspect it feels nice to be a Spurs supporter on a day like this.
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Not really. It took too long to break the League 1 opposition down and the problem is now critical in my view - and that is not too strong a word for it. The team are so predictable, there is no plan B, there is no impact player, there is no pace, there is just the same old tippy tappy rubbish in our own centre circle. Tottenham do not seem to understand the concept of balls played in behind the defence, or the benefits of running at people with the ball or of playing quick balls at pace to unsettle defenders. Its rubbish to watch and even worse - its actual rubbish. Spurs have been found out and any team worth their salt can play us like a fiddle to keep us out..... or if any good, can take us apart.

I hate football.
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Yet you remain in the cup while others do not. [:)]

BTW. I do not hate football at the moment since the new season is still ages away. I miss football. Although I know that my team will be worse than rubbish once the season begins. I know I will wish that they were rubbish then. Because when the season begins they will have a plan the players themselves do not even begin to understand. The player have forgotten that you need to run in football. And they will have forgotten that you need to pass the ball before you get tackled. I will wish that they had a plan A that worked...
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In the absence of shunwick, here are the last two weeks worth of

Every Premier League Fan in 90 Seconds...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHwis4B ... WnQ49XzDz_


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3dWGYR ... WnQ49XzDz_
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The groups for UEFA Nations League was drawn today.

England's group looks fairly easy. [;)]

Group A.4
Croatia
England
Spain

The Swedish group looks like a nightmare.

Group B.2
Turkey
Sweden
Russia

Group B.4 looks interesting

Denmark
Ireland
Wales

Scotland should be able to win their group.

C.1
Israel
Albania
Scotland
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I might *just* think I like football after all ...



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I might *just* think I like football after all ...



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I've always said that football is the greatest game in the world and that I love it unreservedly [:D]
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If there is one thing I admire about warspite1, loki100, and Orm, it is their unfailing consistency. [:D]

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ok football is strange:



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ok football is strange:



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Gotta love the passion the Spurs forwards play. Would they not be English, they'd be cheating divers the lot, but alas, they're are. Passionate about the game, that is.
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I love football (but probably only until Tuesday).....
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I love football (but probably only until Tuesday).....

went to see Partick Thistle at Celtic yesterday ... a very odd match. Not often (in the context of the SPL) that its the Celtic fans calling for the final whistle.

Last week was Queens Park vs Raith, Hampden when Queens Park are at home is an odd (and rather enjoyable) place to be ... on entry you more or less can have your very own stand all to yourself (if you are feeling a wee bit antisocial) or wander off to find someone to chat to ...

As with last season, its still surprising when Spurs completely dominate in the NLD (ok apart from a rather scary final 5 mins), can't quite get used to the idea that Arsenal are in one of their (rare) periods when they really are second rate.
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Still pre-season training here... [:(]
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after lots of careful and mature reflection I have decided that, at this precise moment, I quite like football:



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after lots of careful and mature reflection I have decided that, at this precise moment, I quite like football:



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Mmmm to be fair loki100, I think that comment sums up the problem with you. You like football one minute and not the next. I think you need to take a more balanced, consistent and, dare I say, mature approach to the beautiful game - and it is truly a beautiful, beautiful game. I've always maintained that football is an incredible game and, within the world of football, Tottenham Hotspur FC are a truly wondrous team to behold.
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In all seriousness though, I hate all this talk like the tie is over. Juve - like all great Italians teams, are more than capable of winning 1-0 at Wembley. Spurs need to keep focused and NOT go with the attitude its job done... Juventus are too good for that sort of nonsense.
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aye, they are quite capable of turning up and playing in control for the entire game to keep a clean sheet and see what they can create on the break.

If Spurs score first, then they will be in trouble (I think) but if its 0-0 they won't panic.

I'd also be far more content if Toby was re-instated, he just removes all the random bits from Spurs' defensive play [;)]
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