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Match Threads Man City Vs Spurs - match postponed

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  • Spurs Win

    Votes: 18 21.7%
  • Man City Win

    Votes: 38 45.8%
  • Score Draw

    Votes: 26 31.3%
  • Goalless Draw

    Votes: 1 1.2%

  • Total voters
    83

wadewill

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Aug 31, 2005
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I assume most of you disagreeing have some sort of financial loss coming because this game has been called off. I get why you are angry, but if you could explain why it should not have been called off please enlighten me
 

Mr Pink

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Aug 25, 2010
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I'm sorry, how some of you find this "bizarre" is beyond me.

Irrespective of your views on the Monarchy, of which this is absolutely NOT the place to air them, the Head of State has died after a 70 year reign. That is a HUGE historical deal.

I actually think other events not being cancelled this weekend is slightly disrespectful.

In the grand scheme of life, your train ticket doesn't really matter and this has been the plan since the 1960's, whenever this were to happen. The fact her Grandson is the President of the Football Association aswell means I do not think they had much choice.

I'm disappointed its cancelled, but if you can't respect WHY it's been cancelled then you need to take a little look at yourself. If you are not even from this country and are moaning about it being cancelled, go and support Bayern Munich


If next weekend goes aswell,
some people have booked flights/hotels coming from thousands of miles away.

I can totally understand their frustration.
 

ShelfWatcher

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Sep 9, 2021
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Can't help but think everyone is getting a bit worked up about this cancellation tbh. Its not in our control (unlike the goons and the covid delay) and doesn't do us a disservice really - we won't have less time to recover for the rescheduled match (hopefully more time) and some extra rest and time on the training field is probably needed with the recent displays.

In relation to the wider point on whether sporting events should be cancelled, there is mix of views and no one can claim most football fans agree with the postponement or absolutely disagree with it. This type of talk has crept into all our discussions (wider the SC) too much recently. No one represents my view so I find it frustrating that people speak on behalf of a group I am in.
I'm not getting worked up, I'm delighted
 

Entomologist

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Jun 6, 2022
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Why not a minutes silence before ko and a rendition of God Save the King? What do the establishment think is more appropriate that they would like folk to do or is just a case of what they shouldn’t do?
 

k1cks77

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Jan 30, 2022
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I assume most of you disagreeing have some sort of financial loss coming because this game has been called off. I get why you are angry, but if you could explain why it should not have been called off please enlighten me

I have been anti all of the inappropriate comments to the queens passing that has been posted in the royal family thread, they have been borderline disgraceful at times and in bad taste and it seems some have crept into here. I fully understand why the games have been cancelled, it is a massive moment that has just transpired and as head of the state, respect should be shown.

The interpretation of how to pay that respect will divide everyone. I feel the matches should have carried on, and by having every stadium roaring the national anthem before each match would have had a far more profound an impact than just shutting up shop and lived long in everyones memory without causing any offence, but cancelling the matches seems to be creating some bitterness. I also feel for all the jobs being affected for any self employed people involved with tomorrows events who are scraping from pay check to pay check and the fans who have paid for all of the travel etc, especially the foreign ones who definitely would not have expected to be impacted by this. Add to this, a fair few sporting events are going ahead and not football.

However, i appreciate that football has strong ties to the royal family, with prince william and the FA, and this is how they choose to honour the queen and I completely get it and accept it. You really are stuck between a rock and a hard place and ultimately it is okay to voice an opinion one way or the other and have a debate, neither is wrong and it is impossible to please everyone. I just wish some would stop posting inappropriately aggressive messages just because they agree or disagree with the decision. (Not aimed at you btw)
 

easley91

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Jan 27, 2011
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Wasn't it ultimately the decision of the FA/Premier League to postpone these games? If you want to be angry at anyone, it's them.
 

Mattspurs1982

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Aug 2, 2011
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i believe the postponement means Spurs have a better chance of achieving our best ever start to a premier league season if we beat Leicester next. Evey cloud :)
 
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razor1981

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Jun 27, 2012
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i believe the postponement means Spurs have a better chance of achieving our best ever start to a premier league season if we beat Leiceter next. Evey cloud :)
That's assuming next weekend's fixtures go ahead. There's a pretty good chance that our next Premier League match will actually be on Oct 1st at The Emirates.
 

Cavehillspur

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Jan 28, 2011
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I think the funeral will be on Monday, what that means for sport on the Saturday/Sunday, I have no idea.
I can't see next weekends games going ahead either, think they were always more likely to be postponed than this weekends round of fixtures, security will be mental id imagine.
 

E17yid

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Jan 21, 2013
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The end of the season is no more key than now. Lose to City and Sporting could ruin the end of the season for us.
Conte didn't want this schedule so according to him it's a con not a pro, and therefore for him postponement is surely best
If it isn't, why we was he moaning so much
Every part of the season is key but undoubtedly there is much more pressure at the end of a season with teams knowing what’s on the line. For example if we need just a draw against city to secure top 4 but city need a win to win the league, that would be a difficult situation for us.

But really, for me, it’s more to do with the congestion. Looks like the Leicester game will be postponed which means 2 league games to make up god knows when so it just seems we’re moving one congested period to another later down the line. I also feel now is a better time to play City

You're right though, there’s obvious short term benefits to us having a rest this weekend. Hopefully it works out in the long run.
 

easley91

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Jan 27, 2011
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Every part of the season is key but undoubtedly there is much more pressure at the end of a season with teams knowing what’s on the line. For example if we need just a draw against city to secure top 4 but city need a win to win the league, that would be a difficult situation for us.

But really, for me, it’s more to do with the congestion. Looks like the Leicester game will be postponed which means 2 league games to make up god knows when so it just seems we’re moving one congested period to another later down the line. I also feel now is a better time to play City

You're right though, there’s obvious short term benefits to us having a rest this weekend. Hopefully it works out in the long run.
We may even have January recruitments, plus players like Spence improving by that point. There are pros and cons to it. But it is what it is now. We don't know when they'll be played, but we could be in a better place going into it so who knows.
 

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