chai, why would u guys have to Bleep some1 without vaseline, it aint fait @ d b"lose

eyonigger:

chai, why would u guys have to mess some1 without vaseline, it aint fait @ d b"lose

what do you mean by that statement are you gay?

mukina2:

Another gift for you guys for beating cheksli the dwarf of England

Thanx for the gift. Our boys are really beginning to play well now.

[size=16pt]GLORY GLORY TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS AND THE SPURS GO MARCHING ON[/size]

Y'all did good today really good

Its as simple as this:

Hi ALL!!!!!!!!!!

* We havent LOST to all the Top teams in the League this season (and we aren't going to)

* We were fighting too many WARS, in too many fronts after starting the season badly i.e. Carling Cup, FA Cup, UEFA Cup, Premier League, too many WARS! Especially when our season and team were in tatters after the first few games,

* That was the origin of our crises , started badly, lost our mojo, playing too many competitions, we had to stop somewhere,

* Now we are:

1. OUT of all other competitions
2. We have Wilson Palacios to put grit in the midfield
3. Ledley King & Jonathan Woodgate to pair up.
4. Luka Modric to roam around the field
5. Gomes playing better due the presence of Cudicini
6. And 'Ol Arry has the whole team playing their parts defensively, Jenas, Lennon, Bent
7. Assou-Ekoto & Lennon being in terrific form
8. Bentley, Zokora, Huddlestone, Chimbonda, Cudicini, Dawson, Campbell, Obika, Bostock, Rocha all on the bench (Thats a good bench)
9. Return of FULL confidence to the team,
10. The team is a TEAM as we speak!

And you guys speak RELEGATION?

Good show last Saturday, Keep it up guys!

Come On You SPURS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@didoflex
where have you been all this time? Your last post was 23 days ago.

It is still possible for you lot to get relegated.

What a joyous day that would be.

My manmustwac, na wah o!!!! Sorry sometimes I just forget say I get to come Naialand o!!!

Sorry my Guy!

Vieira? U still dey this forum?

U don get mouth to speak now o after your gooners don dey win!

With a team like spurs you are bound to forget na

didoflex, no matter how bad it was for Arsenal this season it was always worse for Tottenham!

When we were fighting to finish 4th from the top you lot are fighting for 4th from the bottom.

Vie!! Wetin you dey talk

U no fit face us now o! Lucky we weren't as solid as NOW when we met (0-0), anyway, you guys to me are still shaky, really, but Arshavin has been good to you, but I still see some defects, with us, its not like that , we have become solid and the results have proven this.

Just observe, but you're lucky, u will still take 4th place,

Hi ALSO read this:



IAN McGARRY - The Inside View

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Published: Today

FABIO CAPELLO got his first taste of what it is really like to be England manager yesterday.


It was not the sweet flavour of victory he has enjoyed in every qualifying match he has been in charge.


And certainly not the constant spooning of praise for the way he has turned the national team around.




No, the Ledley King affair stirred up the more familiar stink of farce with a side portion of egg on the face.


Well, that is the way King’s on-off on-off call-up to the squad will be perceived by many after the Spurs defender was sent home nursing his perpetually injured knee.


After all, Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp, called King’s inclusion ‘mad and pointless’.


So when the Spurs skipper limped out yesterday Capello was the one whose sanity was being questioned for selecting him in the first place.


Still, put it down to experience, eh Fabio? It was probably a silly idea anyway given King’s history of injury.


Not a bit of it. King’s selection for this squad was no passing whim. For Capello, it was the chance to work with the best defender in England.


That’s right. Ledley the Lame, King of the Crocks — the player who cannot train between matches because of his chronic knee — is rated that highly by the England boss.


And make no mistake, Capello is more determined than ever to see King wear the Three Lions shirt while he is in charge.




NOT KINGS , Rio Ferdinand and John Terry

He may have to wait until June’s qualifiers against Kazakhstan away and Andorra at home. It may even be next autumn’s games against Slovenia, Croatia, Ukraine and Belarus — but King WILL play for Capello.


The interest in the 28-year-old defender dates back to his first day in the England job. But in the 14 months since, the Italian has not even spoken to King let alone got to assess him.


And that has been a source of great frustration since Capello regards King as a better all-round footballer than either John Terry or Rio Ferdinand.


The reason? King has an ability to anticipate the movement of opponents and react before the point of attack becomes dangerous.


His natural football ability also makes his decision-making on whether to play the man or the ball almost faultless. Interestingly, these are the hallmarks of all the great Italian defenders — especially Franco Baresi and Paolo Maldini.


Capello worked with both men at AC Milan and he sees their image in King and hence his determination to have him available.


At the very highest level one moment can change the course of the game. It’s Capello’s belief that King’s instinct makes him the England defender most likely to cope in any circumstance.


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He does not believe Terry or Ferdinand have those same qualities. So if King is fit for England then the choice is about who will be beside him at the heart of the defence.


It is only because they rate King so highly that England chiefs want to see him up close.


And Capello’s right-hand man, Franco Baldini, has been in frequent contact with Spurs’ chairman Daniel Levy and was told King wanted the chance to join the squad.


Yesterday, Capello and Baldini spent an hour with King and discussed his potential to play in tournaments. For them, a successful finals campaign is based on a squad not a team. Hence, if King played just one match at South Africa 2010, it could be vital to England’s chances.


In the meantime, he was meant to play 45 minutes at Wembley against Slovakia on Saturday.


That will not happen now but King’s England career is far from over.


Capello knows now all about the limitations which afflict the player.


He also knows King may only be physically able to play in three of the potential seven matches England could face in the summer. That does not mean his contribution might not be invaluable. If King is as good as Capello believes, it could be priceless.


And that is why the manager will not be derailed in his ambition to take the player into his squad — regardless of criticism or ridicule.


There have been a few times where Premier League coaches have chosen to slag Capello off in public. So far, he has maintained a diplomatic silence. As England players have already discovered, Capello’s management style is based on honesty.


Everything is black and white for Fabio — even when black means puncturing the egos of some of the world’s most famous players.


No one is untouchable. As one senior international put it after a tirade on how poor the midfield had been in possession during a practice match: “Sven was like Florence Nightingale compared to this guy.”


King may well need a good nurse but as far as Capello is concerned, England need him to.

where is manmustwank?

Tell him I came to apologise

These are our last games i reckon we can get at least 12 points. Our boys have been playing well since we met Man united in the Carling Cup Final

Sat, Apr 4 at Blackburn 7:45 am EDT
Sat, Apr 11 West Ham United 10:00 am EDT
Sat, Apr 18 Newcastle United 10:00 am EDT
Sat, Apr 25 at Manchester United 12:30 pm EDT
Sat, May 2 West Brom 10:00 am EDT

Sure bcareful cos 'em lions on d old logo still there ina new one,u wanna ask dat u can't c 'em,aiight ur new dad (mgr)just won some games,'em lions are tellin him not to try outside EPL cos since dey bcame invisible on d logo dey choose who to devour.
wen a lion decides to feed on a porcupine what happens?

Hello, who is this CVIBE??

Can you please speak proper English?

None of us guys in this thread are inclined towards slang filled lingua, please elaborate more
precisely your point!

he meant Spurs will be relegated

mukina2:

he meant Spurs will be elevated

I agree with u for the first time in history mukina spurs will be elevated to the top six 

Really don't care what he mean't!!

He should got to the Arsenal Thread, we don't need no 'Yardies' here!!

Vote for Aaron!

Aaron Lennon 'Azza' is battling it out with Robin Van Persie at the top of the voting for March's PFA Fans' Player of the Month Award. click on the link to vote http://fansaward.givemefootball.com/

Robin Van Persie = 30%
Aaron Lennon = 28%
Fernando Torres = 15%
Steven Gerrard = 10%
Others = 17%

fellow lillywhites, make our boy the winner by voting.

xsay:

Vote for Aaron!

Aaron Lennon 'Azza' is battling it out with Robin Van Persie at the top of the voting for March's PFA Fans' Player of the Month Award. click on the link to vote http://fansaward.givemefootball.com/

Robin Van Persie = 30%
Aaron Lennon = 28%
Fernando Torres = 15%
Steven Gerrard = 10%
Others = 17%

fellow lillywhites, make our boy the winner by voting.

I just voted for Aaron Lennon

@ all spurs

this ur loss to blackburn today is silly after playing so well and dominating the match!!!
i tot the match was sealed left to do sumfing and behold  2-1 to blackburn.

The Match ended 2-1.


and offcourse the lilly liver lost

mukina2:

The Match ended 2-1.


and offcourse the lilly liver lost

Na only when we lose u visit us. Why not come visit when we win

Gilberto and Ryan Mason delivered inch-perfect free-kicks as our reserves secured a deserved 3-0 win over Arsenal on Thursday night.

Both strikes came from almost the same position - just outside the penalty area, right of centre - after 11 and 69 minutes respectively at Barnet's Underhill Stadium.

Jake Livermore capped an impressive performance with the third goal in the 77th minute to keep alive hopes of catching leaders Aston Villa in the Barclays Premier Reserve League South.

There were a few changes to the side that beat Villa last time out, most notably Alan Huttom returning at right-back and Kyle Fraser-Allen back from his loan spell at Macclesfield and starting up front.

Gilberto's free-kick opener represented the first real effort at either end and came after Takura Mtandari was chopped down on the edge of the box. Gilberto made it look so easy, a measured swing of the left foot and the ball nestled into the far corner.

Mason forced a fine save out of Gunners keeper James Shea as we continued to press in the first half before the home side finally came to life in the final minutes, Amaury Bischoff chipped just over and Ben Alnwick raced off his line to deny Sanchez Watt.

The sides swapped headed chances at the start of the second half as Alnwick tipped over from Watt and Hutton powered Mason's corner just over. Watt tested Alnwick again from the edge of the box but Arsenal's chances were kept to a minumum thanks to the sheer hard work of the lads in all areas of the pitch.

The next goal was key and it arrived in the 69th minute. Mason was initially tripped on the edge of the box and lined-up the free-kick with Gilberto. Most would have expected the Brazilian to step up but Mason took over and in some style, curling low around the defensive wall and in off the post.

The lads continued to hustle when Arsenal were in possession and it paid handsome dividends with 77 minutes on the clock. Centre-back Luke Ayling dwelled too long on the ball, Livermore won it off him, advanced into the box and slotted past Shea.

Hutton met Mason corners twice more, guiding headers just wide, before the Academy's top scorer tried his luck again from a free-kick from exactly the same place as the first two. This time, Mason curled over the wall for the far corner and Shea needed to grasp the ball at full stretch to prevent a hat-trick of free-kicks to remember.

Arsenal: Shea, Eastmond, Cruise, Merida, Bartley, Ayling, Randall, Frimpong, Watt (Sunu, 66), Bischoff (Evina, 66), Emmanuel-Thomas. Subs: Coquelin, Dunne.

Spurs: Alnwick, Hutton, Hughton, Livermore, Rocha, Gilberto, Mtandari, Parrett (Byrne, 60), Fraser-Allen, Mason, Maghoma. Subs: Button, Asajile, Nicholson.

na only now una fit post anything about it shey

Come on you Hammers! Hammer the yeye Cockerel!

They might as well celebrate about beating our Reserves since they can't beat our First 11

mukina2:

na only now una fit post anything about it shey

So u lied to me about the spurs v arse anal reserves eh?

A-40:

They might as well celebrate about beating our Reserves since they can't beat our First 11

Na small small we go beat una next time. Remember u were lucky to draw with us 4 4 at the emirates

Vieira:

Come on you Hammers! Hammer the yeye Cockerel!

Use the Hammer take Hammer your head ok