Don't be silly, you're tarring everyone with the same brush here.
No I am not. Did you even read what I wrote?
I specifically said is it a small minority?
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Don't be silly, you're tarring everyone with the same brush here.
Off topic Admin . Warning please.No I am not. Did you even read what I wrote?
I specifically said is it a small minority?
Start a new thread if you want to discuss this.No I am not. Did you even read what I wrote?
I specifically said is it a small minority?
He's off by the looks of it. Best of luck to him.
For whatever it’s worth, I have always found folks here to be remarkably welcoming and non-judgmental about us far-flung supporters.Off topic and maybe it has been addressed but what is it with Spurs fan (my be all football fans but I haven't seen it from other clubs) and their hatred of fans not born and raised right in White Hart Lane?
It is an English thing because when I travelled to the UK for rugby everyone I met thought it was great to see fans from all over the world supporting rugby and their clubs.
It isn't a sports thing because I follow multiple NA sports and have seen international fans get tons of support when they mention they follow team x. Fans support them and love to see the team getting support all over the world.
But for Spurs fans if you are not born and raised, with 6 generations born and raised as well, with in touching distance of White Hart Lane to many that somehow makes you a lesser fan. And I am not talking about just on here or me either, but it is widespread and against many different fans/countries.
Is it a small minority, is it a bigger issue than Spurs/English supporters and a football thing?
It seems like such an odd and pathetic criticism to bring up where someone is from and yet is done so regularly by many "fans" when someone not from London supports that club.
Yea there are a few cunts around who think someone who was born in the centre circle of white hart lane is more special than others. Having said that a lot of foreign fans are very very annoying when they have absolutely no clue about the team but just want to see their one guy succeed who we might have bought.Off topic and maybe it has been addressed but what is it with Spurs fan (my be all football fans but I haven't seen it from other clubs) and their hatred of fans not born and raised right in White Hart Lane?
It is an English thing because when I travelled to the UK for rugby everyone I met thought it was great to see fans from all over the world supporting rugby and their clubs.
It isn't a sports thing because I follow multiple NA sports and have seen international fans get tons of support when they mention they follow team x. Fans support them and love to see the team getting support all over the world.
But for Spurs fans if you are not born and raised, with 6 generations born and raised as well, with in touching distance of White Hart Lane to many that somehow makes you a lesser fan. And I am not talking about just on here or me either, but it is widespread and against many different fans/countries.
Is it a small minority, is it a bigger issue than Spurs/English supporters and a football thing?
It seems like such an odd and pathetic criticism to bring up where someone is from and yet is done so regularly by many "fans" when someone not from London supports that club.
I think it's impossible to compare today's CB's even with those 5-10yrs ago. Since all that's required for a pen to be giving is "contact" and that's now magnified with VAR it's a totally new way of playing is required. Terry playing under today's law interpretations and VAR would be a hilarious watch.Worrying thing is is that my age group had Ferdinand, Ledley, Woodgate, Carragher, cunt Terry and that’s just the English, the standard of centre back has fallen through the floor since so to replace him with a better defender is basically impossible
Right after tarring ALL Spurs fans with the same brush in the previous paragraphs.No I am not. Did you even read what I wrote?
I specifically said is it a small minority?
It doesn't have to be painful but right now we are talking about getting rid of players that are near the bottom of my "get rid of" pile instead of those at the top.Good Luck Toby!
This is the painful rebuild that we need.
I think it's impossible to compare today's CB's even with those 5-10yrs ago. Since all that's required for a pen to be giving is "contact" and that's now magnified with VAR it's a totally new way of playing is required. Terry playing under today's law interpretations and VAR would be a hilarious watch.