Difficult with Lloris because while he is nowhere near his best his foot skills are key to our high line.
We would need some as good at that and better at the basics.
Mignolet was just plain shit all round.

I'm not exactly happy with our current form, especially in the league but I really enjoy how we play. High pressing lines, goals up the wazoo, one draw all season, it's certainly not boring. As bad as it has been in the past few months we are still third, with no home stadium and no signings.

I would be happy to keep the core squad as is for another season and give it a proper shot in the new stadium.

Spurs get a lot of shit for not winning much, and I get it but the other side of that is that we arent used to winning trophies either. The pressure isn't there like it is at the other top teams.
Of the teams that dont win shit (and there are more of them than those that do) we are far ahead. Ask a Wolves, Watford, Everton, West Ham, Villa, Leeds, Newcastle etc fan if they would swap with us.

I cant talk for all Spurs fans obviously but I see a stable future at the top end of the table, smart investment in infrastructure and a balanced and sustainable wage system that will ensure our position at the top. All that without the earnt privilege of long term, large fanbase enjoyed by Man U and Liverpool or the not so earnt shady rank business of Chelsea or City.

So many fans complain that it's impossible to break into the top end of the league and while I appreciate Spurs arent minnows we are bucking the trend. The only way to do it is with patience.


Sorry that turned into a bit of a rant.

If lloris foot skills are keeping him in the team then he needs to be binned. He gave away way too many passes to the Liverpool midfield. There was a bit on match of the day where alderwereild declined to pass to him.

Racist update: woke up this morning to see he'd left the group chat. Cheerio, prick.

Aye, good for you mate.

Looking at fixtures remaining for City and liverpool you gotta say it's Liverpools to lose.

Liv@ spurs have raised their own bar so much these past few seasons, that it seems an abnormality for them to lose so many games in a season.

What are they?

Burnley and Man U will be the toughest there. Everyone else will be on holiday mode.

Grazie amico x

It is literally City's to lose as it's in their own hands... tougher run in, sure, but they have incredible depth.

I'm hoping for Liverpool but it is advantage City. Hopefully the Manchester derby is a good 'un.

Southampton, Chelsea and Cardiff all have something to play for. Hopefully Newcastle don't need the points by then, but I'd quite like to dish out some payback for the Stan "Smack My Bitch Up" Collymore inspired surge in spiteful motivation that helped hand the league to Sore Alex's mob.

tigerswiftly wrote:

It is literally City's to lose as it's in their own hands... tougher run in, sure, but they have incredible depth. I'm hoping for Liverpool but it is advantage City. Hopefully the Manchester derby is a good 'un.

I see what you're saying, and I'm sure Pep will be saying the same, that they have to rely on no-one else. But the phraseology plays into the thinking that the bigger teams are so good that they should be expected to beat everyone. It's common across the board but in this age of one or two trams steamrollering the division it isn;t really untrue, which sucks

I know he isn't exactly Man U's star player but that is what a ludicrous wage structure gets you.

He wanted 200k which is lols but hard to argue given what Sanchez is on.

Everton investigating Jordan Pickford for an alleged incident on Sunday night.

Apparently he caught a cross.

Arsenal are so dumb for getting rid of Ramsey.

Dinostar77 wrote:

Ander Herrera joining PSG on a free. Utd wouldn't pay the wages he wants for a renewal.

This is fucking dumb.