tenerife spurs
Member
- Jul 9, 2007
- 61
- 66
Match Threads Man City vs Spurs - Champions League - qtr. 2nd leg
- Thread starter Bulletspur
- Start date
Krule
Carpe Diem
- Jun 4, 2017
- 4,534
- 8,687
A few more performances like that and the term "Spursy" will have a totally different meaning.
mil1lion
This is the place to be
- May 7, 2004
- 42,605
- 78,301
30th Apr and 7th May for both. Not sure if different times.
Edit - seems it's 30th Apr and 1st May then 7th and 8th May
spursfan77
Well-Known Member
- Aug 13, 2005
- 46,687
- 104,969
I agree and am 100% for it. The only thing they need to do is show it on the screens in the stadiums. Match going fans have no idea what is going on, we need to see the replays. At the moment it’s set up for only those watching on TV and that’s wrong.
LexingtonSpurs
Well-Known Member
- Aug 27, 2013
- 13,456
- 39,042
How many of those fans were around before Man City struck oil?
Spurger King
can't smile without glue
- Jul 22, 2008
- 43,881
- 95,149
That really was an emotional rollercoaster.
Kick-off - we’re winning
1-0 - level
1-1 - winning
2-1 - winning
2-2 -winning
3-2 - winning
4-2 - losing
4-3 - winning
5-3 - out
4-3 - through
The most incredible match I’ve seen us involved in. Just absolute drama and emotion. I had more than just a tear in my eye. So unbelievably proud of the club. Knocked out that awful oil ‘club’ to set up a bloody CL semi-final against Ajax of all clubs. A team I have huge admiration and respect for. And we get to play the first leg in our incredible new stadium. What a baptism the club is giving the New Lane.
Semi-finals. It just doesn’t seem real. We’ve achieved what Bayern, PSG, Man United, the Madrids, the Milans, Juve, and Dortmund couldn’t. And we’ve done it in the most spectacular way possible.
So glad I let my mate convince me to watch this in a packed bar instead of at home. The place was filled with Spurs fans, and the atmosphere was incredible throughout. At the end it was almost like being in the ground. Don’t think I’ve ever cheered as loud as I did at the final whistle.
Kick-off - we’re winning
1-0 - level
1-1 - winning
2-1 - winning
2-2 -winning
3-2 - winning
4-2 - losing
4-3 - winning
5-3 - out
4-3 - through
The most incredible match I’ve seen us involved in. Just absolute drama and emotion. I had more than just a tear in my eye. So unbelievably proud of the club. Knocked out that awful oil ‘club’ to set up a bloody CL semi-final against Ajax of all clubs. A team I have huge admiration and respect for. And we get to play the first leg in our incredible new stadium. What a baptism the club is giving the New Lane.
Semi-finals. It just doesn’t seem real. We’ve achieved what Bayern, PSG, Man United, the Madrids, the Milans, Juve, and Dortmund couldn’t. And we’ve done it in the most spectacular way possible.
So glad I let my mate convince me to watch this in a packed bar instead of at home. The place was filled with Spurs fans, and the atmosphere was incredible throughout. At the end it was almost like being in the ground. Don’t think I’ve ever cheered as loud as I did at the final whistle.
hughy
I'm SUPER cereal.
- Nov 18, 2007
- 31,953
- 57,237
Would imagine we'd be on the 1st. Wednesday is our usual "home" day, no?
DEFchenkOE
Well-Known Member
- Feb 13, 2006
- 10,527
- 8,052
City fans were leaving before Sterling's offside goal. Crazy.
And the semis are never played on the same day, one will be the Tues and one the weds.
And the semis are never played on the same day, one will be the Tues and one the weds.
King of Otters
Well-Known Member
- Jun 11, 2012
- 10,751
- 36,094
I’ve been supporting Spurs for going on 30 years, and that was the best night as a supporter I’ve experienced in that time. I don’t know where we’ll go from here, but that was a truly special night,
Football, fucking hell.
Football, fucking hell.
Attachments
austinfh
Well-Known Member
- Aug 9, 2016
- 1,205
- 7,819
Same with Chelsea in 2012
spursfan77
Well-Known Member
- Aug 13, 2005
- 46,687
- 104,969
I thought we were away in the first leg but we are at home. So it’s pretty shit news to be honest. The challenge wasn’t even a booking.
cjbyid
Well-Known Member
- Jan 4, 2009
- 7,400
- 25,505
Epic moment when he put a brilliant tackle in on sane then hoofed the ball out
Glad to see him get another 90 mins under his belt!
Shadydan
Well-Known Member
- Jul 7, 2012
- 38,247
- 104,143
You'd rather have Son away then home
tenerife spurs
Member
- Jul 9, 2007
- 61
- 66
Even better news!!
The bottle of courvisior brandy I purchased to “ possibly “ drown my sorrows with,
You will be pleased to know that it hasn’t gone to waste, ??
With hindsight, should have purchased 2 ???COYS
The bottle of courvisior brandy I purchased to “ possibly “ drown my sorrows with,
You will be pleased to know that it hasn’t gone to waste, ??
With hindsight, should have purchased 2 ???COYS
spursfan77
Well-Known Member
- Aug 13, 2005
- 46,687
- 104,969
I’d rather have him available for both but if I had the choice I’d have him available for the home game over the away leg.
