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dirtyh

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If it fucks over the scum integrity can go out the window. Them and the chavs have always been as dodgy as a nine bob note and neither of them would think twice about doing anything underhanded to stop us. Personally if it meant we’d need to lose to city to stop the scum from winning the title I’d have no qualms about ange playing the under 10’s.
 

IfiHadTheWings

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Aug 5, 2013
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Les Ferdinand has been quoted after scoring that goal vs United that it's the only time he's been booed by his own fans after scoring a goal :LOL:

It's all fun and games for us fans wanting to throw the City game but no professional sportsperson would do that. Not gonna happen. Even in games where we look half arsed it's because the plan isn't working or players are having off days, not because they aren't trying. If City beat us to win the title, they'll have beaten us on merit (though City's merit is obviously also questionable for different reasons).
Too right n all.

i don't expect us to walk it in the net for City, but i can't see us going hell for leather to do Arsenal any favours.

look at the Leicester season, players wanted them to do it and even if they didn't throw the game a natural lack of urgency to win games will mentally impact performances.

but if we did walk it in the net, i wouldn't be mad.
 

KirstyG

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Les Ferdinand has been quoted after scoring that goal vs United that it's the only time he's been booed by his own fans after scoring a goal :LOL:

It's all fun and games for us fans wanting to throw the City game but no professional sportsperson would do that. Not gonna happen. Even in games where we look half arsed it's because the plan isn't working or players are having off days, not because they aren't trying. If City beat us to win the title, they'll have beaten us on merit (though City's merit is obviously also questionable for different reasons).
The interesting thing is I am friends with the chef for a first team player at Chelsea, sometimes they deffo do play half-arsed on purpose sometimes because earlier in the season the player had said to my friend "We are just waiting for the manager to get sacked". Anyways I digress. I hope we utterly batter them (it's my wedding anniversary too so i'd rather not be all down and depressed!)
 

Marty

Audere est farce
Mar 10, 2005
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The interesting thing is I am friends with the chef for a first team player at Chelsea, sometimes they deffo do play half-arsed on purpose sometimes because earlier in the season the player had said to my friend "We are just waiting for the manager to get sacked". Anyways I digress. I hope we utterly batter them (it's my wedding anniversary too so i'd rather not be all down and depressed!)
Yeah fair point, when they got Mourinho sacked in 15/16 there's no doubt that Chelsea's players were at the very least very keen to get him out and it showed on the pitch.

But in a coherent dressing room with a popular manager, that stuff doesn't happen.
 

Kirito

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Few regretting falling into the “let’s go overboard laughing at Arsenal” trap.

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E17yid

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Jan 21, 2013
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Les Ferdinand has been quoted after scoring that goal vs United that it's the only time he's been booed by his own fans after scoring a goal :LOL:

It's all fun and games for us fans wanting to throw the City game but no professional sportsperson would do that. Not gonna happen. Even in games where we look half arsed it's because the plan isn't working or players are having off days, not because they aren't trying. If City beat us to win the title, they'll have beaten us on merit (though City's merit is obviously also questionable for different reasons).
Ok, semi serious head on. I 95% agree with you BUT, I do think fans feeling/club vibe can certainly have a subconscious effect on players. They won’t knowingly not try but they can definitely not put in that extra 5% needed to get the win and that can come from fans and stuff.
 

0-Tibsy-0

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Aug 13, 2012
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If we can stop Arsenal winning the league when we play Man City I genuinely think there will be renditions of Bluemoon in the home end and booing if we score to go ahead.
 

spanishspur

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I want us to stuff them on Sunday and any other time we play them.

As for them deserving the title I am sick and tired of watching their gamesmanship and continual cheating.

Arteta spends more time on the touchline than his technical area and NEVER gets booked for it. Whenever they give a free kick away within 10 yards of the halfway line they always have a player standing in the way of a forward pass and the opposition always pass back, and that helps their press every time. As for Saka and the number of dives he takes always asking for a free kick or yellow card.

Really I am not bias, I just hate them.

COYS
 

EighteenEightyTwo

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Jan 10, 2011
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If it fucks over the scum integrity can go out the window. Them and the chavs have always been as dodgy as a nine bob note and neither of them would think twice about doing anything underhanded to stop us. Personally if it meant we’d need to lose to city to stop the scum from winning the title I’d have no qualms about ange playing the under 10’s.
I could understand the integrity argument if it wasn’t about Arsenal. This is the only club to have their place in the league not on sporting merit, but through bribes and corruption. Sporting fair play has not been earned by Arsenal, so it shouldn’t be give to them by anyone, let alone us.

As soon as we kick off against City I think every touch of a Spurs player will be whistled which is going to be quite funny.
 

Gb160

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Jun 20, 2012
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When I see Arteta start up one of his impromptu team meetings during a game I daydream about driving a transit straight over them all.

I don't even feel it's entirely irrational.
 

robbiedee

Mama said knock you out
Jul 6, 2012
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When I see Arteta start up one of his impromptu team meetings during a game I daydream about driving a transit straight over them all.

I don't even feel it's entirely irrational.
Maybe if someone accidently leans on the underground pitch storage button, they'd all get eaten by the pitch...
 

E17yid

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Jan 21, 2013
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Dont forget to reverse back over them
As a wise man once said:

Why you wanna fuck with me, fam?
I'm tryna live a square life, you wanna fuck up my plan
Under a bus, fucker, I'll throw you under a van
Throw the van in reverse and then I'll do it again
 

dontcallme

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Mar 18, 2005
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I can handle us being in the EL instead of the CL a lot easier then I can handle them winning the league.

There are posts in Spurs chat saying we’d rather be in the EL than CL.

I just can’t see how what we gain out of an extra 3 points against City is worth more than them winning the league.
 
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spurmin

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Ok, semi serious head on. I 95% agree with you BUT, I do think fans feeling/club vibe can certainly have a subconscious effect on players. They won’t knowingly not try but they can definitely not put in that extra 5% needed to get the win and that can come from fans and stuff.
I’d happily see Romero smash 2 goals into his own net against city to ensure Arsenal don’t win the league. Then go 2 footed into Arteta Cantona style whilst he’s waving his arms about on the sidelines.
Just day dreams but……
 

E17yid

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Jan 21, 2013
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I’d happily see Romero smash 2 goals into his own net against city to ensure Arsenal don’t win the league. Then go 2 footed into Arteta Cantona style whilst he’s waving his arms about on the sidelines.
Just day dreams but……
My preference would be a E-Honda flying head butt but I’ll take the Cantona kick straight to the face.
 

fishhhandaricecake

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You need an element of luck to win titles - it's where I think we missed out on the title in 2017 as Chelsea in Europe would not have got as many points as they did.

But Arsenal have a considerable amount.

They haven' had any really significant injuries - all their real key players have stayed fit.
Played City when they were at their weakest.
Played Liverpool when they had a several players out.
Played Chelsea without Palmer.
Chelsea gifted them a point - a game in which I think would have been a bit of a crisis for them at the time had they lost.
Maddison and Son had to go off when we were at 2-2 and in the ascendancy, effectively halting our chance of beating them.
United went 2-1 up in the last minute only for the goal to be ruled out and tehy go and score 2 to win the game.

Played Wolves directly after the Bayern game, where they could be vulnerable, only for Wolves to miss several players through injury.
You make your own luck to a certain extent, they've been the most consistent team so far, but if City win tonight then pressure is back on them to get a result against us in the NLD. 20yrs ago they won the league at WHL, come Sunday lets make it the day they lost the league at WHL.
 
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