No need for VAR, believe me the forum terrorist had it coming for years.
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No need for VAR, believe me the forum terrorist had it coming for years.
There's an Ignore button facility whch I find is adequate for cunts like himSeems like some posters want you to post on the forum when the club wins and display your joy. I suspect Levy would have preferred a bigger team to play rather than Doncaster Rovers but your humour on the matter has triggered an angry mob.
Oh well, another day on The Fighting Cock.
I'm off in a huff now, see you all later.
An anti-Levy extremist?
They come onto Spurs forums yelling they want him to ''Get out of my club'' accuse him of using the club as a cash-cow because of high revenue and low wages. They may not be seen to publicly rejoice victories because their enthusiasm has been washed away from years of 'baldy' failing to back managers, by not coming up with the goods in transfer windows. They accuse the board of spinning fake narratives via third party social media and sports news outlets, about being ready to sign new players, which is often supported by the lack of fruition,
Eventually an angry army of happy clappers expose them as covert Woolwich supporters, and keep bothering the forum admin to remove them from the platform.
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Saw us play them in the League Cup quarter finals in '75.
Beat them 7-2 but pretty sure they took the lead and it was 3-2 at some point.
They had Peter Kitchen playing for them, who scored plenty of goals in the O's cup run in 77/78.
I know mate, I'm not even sure why his post was so controversial tbh seemed more of a pop at Levy than the fans.
I guess it's not what was said but who said it.
Now that your other half gone you have no one to white Knight so there's not much use for you on the forum so I'll give you a job, can I suggest you start to white Knight my posts and you will be heavily rewarded.
Okay I see Tottenham Massive is a forum terrorist and I'm a white knight.
Yep, a bloke making some quips about Levy and a forthcoming football match.
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An opportunity for adult Spurs fans to bring along kids who've never been. They’ll be hooked for life
I was at Brisbane Rd in mid 80's for a Div 4 game v Donny , football in the doldrums generally, pouring with rain. Crowd was about 1,800. Police moved about 60 bedraggled Donny fans off the open terrace behind the goal and brought them in to the side stand under cover to be with the O's faithful. Restored my faith in humanity
When logging on for the day Clutter was the go to thread for me most days provided I wasn’t on it!
Poor little buggers. Parents ought to be done for child abuse...
Just waiting for some eternal optimists on this board to advise that we should be rotating 9 of our first 11 and giving previously un-heard of kids aged 15 some game time. It always works out well!
Definitely don’t do this Thomas. We need another trophy or 3 this year.
A trip down memory lane, from the Spurs website...
"Last time we met...
We faced Rovers away in the second round in 2009/10. After early pressure from the home side and a couple of saves from Carlo Cudicini, we went on to win 5-1 with five different goalscorers - Tom Huddlestone, Jamie O'Hara, Peter Crouch - his first for us - David Bentley and Roman Pavlyuchenko. Danny Rose, born in Doncaster, made his Spurs debut in that match, while there were first starts for Crouch and Kyle Naughton. Goalkeeper David Button, an Academy product, also made his only appearance for us off the bench in the second half."
"Last time we met...
We faced Rovers away in the second round in 2009/10. After early pressure from the home side and a couple of saves from Carlo Cudicini, we went on to win 5-1 with five different goalscorers - Tom Huddlestone, Jamie O'Hara, Peter Crouch - his first for us - David Bentley and Roman Pavlyuchenko. Danny Rose, born in Doncaster, made his Spurs debut in that match, while there were first starts for Crouch and Kyle Naughton. Goalkeeper David Button, an Academy product, also made his only appearance for us off the bench in the second half."
Shame we can't get United in the final anymore.
Doncaster play in the same colours as my old team Kingstonian.
Used to play them in the Conference.
My, what a coincidence!
Used to play them in the Conference.
My, what a coincidence!
Doncaster. Good opportunity to blood the new signings..
