aftershavedave
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Looked a snidey attempt to hurt him for me?
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[Albion] Premier League 28-30/9/24
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maltaseagull
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Probably right but he gets away with so much, what goes around etc.
Shaktarman
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- Sep 19, 2022
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Yeh I’m not complaining about who it was
At the end of the day, he may or may not have slipped and he may or may not have deserved to have been sent off, but remember, this is Fernandes who tried to get one of our players sent off in the FA cup semi final a couple of years ago at Wembley, throwing himself to the ground near the corner flag as if he had been snipered. So just enjoy the moment.
Motogull
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- Sep 16, 2005
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Oh don't be too hard on them. After all it was Beaky who told them they were going to the next level. The best CEO football has ever seen never gets anything wrong.True enough but after all their willy waving at the end of last season, I’m enjoying their rapid recalibration of expectations.
Change at Barnham
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Oh stop it!
Don't get me wrong, I can't stand the guy and wish he'd get sent off just for walking on the pitch. Today, I think he fully deserved the red.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Well done Ipswich - young Liam Delap looks like he’s going to be some player. Man City can’t hoard them all, but £20m for a young English striker with that much potential looks a snip. I wonder if they have a buy back clause? He looks and plays like a Haaland clone. Obviously nowhere near that level yet but he’s only 21…
As for Manchester United… ha ha ha HA! Very harsh red, but I don’t give a shit, Fernandes is one of my most hated players in football history, the rat faced knacker.
The excellent Grauniad football coverage puts it perfectly;
Shambolic mess sums it up perfectly. Manchester United were absolutely shite. At home, to “lads it’s Spurs”, who own manager is under just as much pressure at the moment at Ten Hag.
They made our first half performance yesterday look positively organised and in control.
Absolutely brilliant watch. And I f***ing hate Fernandes.
As for Manchester United… ha ha ha HA! Very harsh red, but I don’t give a shit, Fernandes is one of my most hated players in football history, the rat faced knacker.
The excellent Grauniad football coverage puts it perfectly;
Shambolic mess sums it up perfectly. Manchester United were absolutely shite. At home, to “lads it’s Spurs”, who own manager is under just as much pressure at the moment at Ten Hag.
They made our first half performance yesterday look positively organised and in control.
Absolutely brilliant watch. And I f***ing hate Fernandes.
Glawstergull
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Is the correct answer.
Violent intent.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
- 21,767
Shame that the shambolic mess that Tottenham will be exploiting gleefully next is our defence.
Milano
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Delap reminds me of a pre-injury/illness Evan Ferguson.
Milano
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To be fair that all depends on the personnel in our defence. If JP and Veltman are back then it looks a bit different IMO.
At the moment we are a better team than Man U.
- Nov 15, 2006
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I did notice that when 10 man United pressured them they did not look anywhere near as good as when they were given space by a stand off United in the first half. Pressure them from the off, which we will do and who knows?
The Lemming Stomper
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Spuddles knuckle dragging fans in trouble by the looks of it...
Club vow to take ‘strongest possible action’
Statement says it is ‘simply unacceptable’
Tottenham have condemned the “abhorrent homophobic chanting” from sections of their supporters during the side’s 3-0 win at Manchester United on Sunday.
Spurs issued a statement on Sunday evening vowing to take “the strongest possible action” over the offensive chants, which were allegedly aimed at United’s former Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount and the Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta.
“The club is aware of abhorrent homophobic chanting from sections of our away support at Old Trafford today,” a Tottenham statement read. “This is simply unacceptable, hugely offensive and no way to show support for the team.
Club vow to take ‘strongest possible action’
Statement says it is ‘simply unacceptable’
Tottenham have condemned the “abhorrent homophobic chanting” from sections of their supporters during the side’s 3-0 win at Manchester United on Sunday.
Spurs issued a statement on Sunday evening vowing to take “the strongest possible action” over the offensive chants, which were allegedly aimed at United’s former Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount and the Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta.
“The club is aware of abhorrent homophobic chanting from sections of our away support at Old Trafford today,” a Tottenham statement read. “This is simply unacceptable, hugely offensive and no way to show support for the team.
- Aug 24, 2020
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Graham Potter's a pundit on Sky Sports right now. Bournemouth v Saints.
His trousers are way too tight around his groin - looking v uncomfortable.
- Aug 24, 2020
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Agreed. Trouser tightness in pundits is a big factor in their credibility.
Look at Carra - he's wearing a sensible pair of trousers. As a result, his punditry is that bit more convincing.
Weststander
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It’s a wonder he produced offspring.