Hey guys - quick question about Spursplay. How long after the game is the full game replay uploaded? And do they provide spoilers? I will miss the liverpool game due to a flight
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Match Spurs Vs Liverpool - Saturday 30th 17:30
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It's usually a bit more than 24 hours and no, there are no spoilers. The commentary is live and it's very good. On the home games you get Clive Allen on co-comms.
You'll need to be careful navigating around the site to find the game tho to avoid headlines like "Ange reflects on our great victory" etc.
I recommend that you bookmark the following link. It has full matches and highlights about 90 minutes after the final whistle and much less risk of spoilers as you look for our game.
Soccercatch.com - Spoiler-free football news, stats, videos.
Depends bro.
Most 3.30 am starts, I try and get a few hours between 11-2 am. Then its go time.
We make it an event with food, drinks and a whole lotta noise.
Thats fucking awesome mate!!!
Usually the next day IIRC. Something about a license not being able to show PL footage on the same day.
Again, IIRC, they don't put the scoreline up, just 'SPurs V Liverpool | Full Match Replay'
Someone I know watched the NLD for free on Footyfull, a couple of hours after the game finished.
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Merson really changed his tune didn't he?
Last week, none of our players would get into the Woolwich team, we'll get embarrassed and all that bollocks.
Now we're a good team and Liverpool would be lucky to leave with a win. A Liverpool team who are 16 league games unbeaten.
I'm confident this guy doesn't watch games.
Last week, none of our players would get into the Woolwich team, we'll get embarrassed and all that bollocks.
Now we're a good team and Liverpool would be lucky to leave with a win. A Liverpool team who are 16 league games unbeaten.
I'm confident this guy doesn't watch games.
Email from the club....
Tragedy Related Abuse
Ahead of Saturday's match, we should like to remind supporters that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) now considers tragedy-related abuse a prosecutable public order offence which may result in the issuing of football banning orders.
The CPS defines tragedy-related abuse as "when fans sing, chant or gesture offensive messages about disasters or accidents involving players or fans - including references to the Hillsborough Disaster, Munich Air Crash, Bradford Fire, Leeds fans killed in Istanbul or the death of Emiliano Sala in a plane crash."
A Spurs 'fan' received a football banning order and fine for making gestures mocking the Hillsborough tragedy during our visit to Anfield in April, more details of which can be found here.
Prior to the same match, the Club laid a wreath in memory of the Spurs fan Andrew Sefton who was among the 97 people who lost their lives as a result of the tragic events in Sheffield in 1989. The Club is also a supporter of the Hillsborough Law Now campaign.
We are proud of our superb and loyal support at home and away, who we trust will be respectful and positive ambassadors for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club wherever we play.
Tragedy Related Abuse
Ahead of Saturday's match, we should like to remind supporters that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) now considers tragedy-related abuse a prosecutable public order offence which may result in the issuing of football banning orders.
The CPS defines tragedy-related abuse as "when fans sing, chant or gesture offensive messages about disasters or accidents involving players or fans - including references to the Hillsborough Disaster, Munich Air Crash, Bradford Fire, Leeds fans killed in Istanbul or the death of Emiliano Sala in a plane crash."
A Spurs 'fan' received a football banning order and fine for making gestures mocking the Hillsborough tragedy during our visit to Anfield in April, more details of which can be found here.
Prior to the same match, the Club laid a wreath in memory of the Spurs fan Andrew Sefton who was among the 97 people who lost their lives as a result of the tragic events in Sheffield in 1989. The Club is also a supporter of the Hillsborough Law Now campaign.
We are proud of our superb and loyal support at home and away, who we trust will be respectful and positive ambassadors for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club wherever we play.
The 3:30am Sunday morning games aren’t the problem… it’s the 2:30 - 3:30am Monday morning games that hurt, especially after a big weekend. Makes work on a Monday morning that little more challenging.
For this match though, for the first time ever, I don’t have to worry about it. As I am attending. In person.
We got some awesome fucking fans at this club! Hope you have a great day mate!
Oh yeah?
Funny that chelsea have been hissing the gas chambers for years...
woolwich fan doing the Asian eyes at Son and crickets from the fA or woolwich...
They want to do something about this stuff when it suits them.
Hope it's a day to remember......... for all the right reasons
COYS
Dicky that’s not the worst idea you’ve ever had
what time is today's presser?
With how we dominated Woolwich at the Emirates with the ball I expect the same vs. Liverpool tomorrow.
Chelsea had lots of possession vs Liverpool and they gave the ball away way to much.
If we can get them to run about a bit and defend more than attack I think we have a chance.
Just have to be cautions with the counter attacks.
Chelsea had lots of possession vs Liverpool and they gave the ball away way to much.
If we can get them to run about a bit and defend more than attack I think we have a chance.
Just have to be cautions with the counter attacks.
Orphanage? Feckin workhouse mate, you'll get enough to pay for the day out then.
