Heart strain I understand, but arse strain??? Explain yourself man.
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Maybe MJ might lose his rag at some point in the game and Beat It
That Will cost you £30 same as usual mate
Thanks for telling the whole fucking internet.
Burnley just had a run of 3 wins on the trot against Southampton, Wolves and Watford before losing to Villa which allowed them to crawl out of the relegation places which seemed to inevitably lead to relegation just a few weeks ago.
But they are far from safe with same number of points as Leeds - although Leeds have only 2 games left (v Brighton and Brentford) versus Burnely's 3 games left to play (us, Villa and Newcastle), so I expect Burnley to make a fight of it - and in turn we have to be up for it and if we are, we should win comfortably. But we do have to go out and show we want it - otherwise the NLD win will have been for nothing,
But they are far from safe with same number of points as Leeds - although Leeds have only 2 games left (v Brighton and Brentford) versus Burnely's 3 games left to play (us, Villa and Newcastle), so I expect Burnley to make a fight of it - and in turn we have to be up for it and if we are, we should win comfortably. But we do have to go out and show we want it - otherwise the NLD win will have been for nothing,
The starting X1 probably picks itself, and there's not a lot of choice amongst the subs, other than maybe to rotate in one or two others.
So it looks like :
Subs : Gollini, Rodon, Moura, Bergwijn plus 4 youngsters (probably from Craig, White, Winks, Devine, Scarlett and Lavinier.
So it looks like :
Lloris (c)
Sanchez, Dier, Davies
Royal, Bentancur, Hojbjerg, Sessegnon,
Kulusevski, Kane, Son ,
Sanchez, Dier, Davies
Royal, Bentancur, Hojbjerg, Sessegnon,
Kulusevski, Kane, Son ,
Subs : Gollini, Rodon, Moura, Bergwijn plus 4 youngsters (probably from Craig, White, Winks, Devine, Scarlett and Lavinier.
SPECIAL GUEST - JERMAIN DEFOE
Jermain Defoe will appear as a special guest at half-time following the recent announcement of his retirement from the game.
The popular striker scored 143 goals in 363 appearances for the Club over two spells between 2004-2014, putting him sixth in our list of all-time goalscorers.
At the age of 39, he finally hung up his boots in March following a short stint at former club Sunderland, having amassed well over 300 career goals, including 20 in his 57 caps for England.
Sunday will be JD’s chance to thank our fans for the incredible support they have shown him throughout his career and relive some of his memorable moments in a Spurs shirt.
END OF SEASON AWARDS & LAP OF APPRECIATION
Stay in your seats at the end of the game for our End of Season awards and a lap of appreciation from our players to mark the final home match of the campaign.
Four awards will be presented in total – One Hotspur Player of the Year, One Hotspur Junior Player of the Year, Supporters’ Club Player of the Year and Goal of the Season – all of which have been voted for by our fans.
We’ll also acknowledge our fantastic grounds staff who were recently named Premier League Grounds Team of the Season for 2021/22.
Once the awards have been presented, a video montage of the season’s most memorable moments will be shown on the big screens before the squad, coaches and backroom staff take part in the lap of appreciation as a thank you for your incredible support.
Jermain Defoe will appear as a special guest at half-time following the recent announcement of his retirement from the game.
The popular striker scored 143 goals in 363 appearances for the Club over two spells between 2004-2014, putting him sixth in our list of all-time goalscorers.
At the age of 39, he finally hung up his boots in March following a short stint at former club Sunderland, having amassed well over 300 career goals, including 20 in his 57 caps for England.
Sunday will be JD’s chance to thank our fans for the incredible support they have shown him throughout his career and relive some of his memorable moments in a Spurs shirt.
END OF SEASON AWARDS & LAP OF APPRECIATION
Stay in your seats at the end of the game for our End of Season awards and a lap of appreciation from our players to mark the final home match of the campaign.
Four awards will be presented in total – One Hotspur Player of the Year, One Hotspur Junior Player of the Year, Supporters’ Club Player of the Year and Goal of the Season – all of which have been voted for by our fans.
We’ll also acknowledge our fantastic grounds staff who were recently named Premier League Grounds Team of the Season for 2021/22.
Once the awards have been presented, a video montage of the season’s most memorable moments will be shown on the big screens before the squad, coaches and backroom staff take part in the lap of appreciation as a thank you for your incredible support.
Said that to the bloke next to me in the south stand last night. It seems crazy that the 0 3 vs United with nuno standing there with folded arms while people were screaming abuse at him and levy was THIS season. Seems years ago.
Copious amounts of alcohol will help you through the tough parts !
OK, Russians we don't like ATM but their saying is no such thing as ugly men or women just not enough vodka.
Anybody know what time the various pubs are opening on Sunday? I asked in the Beehive yesterday but I can't remember what the guy said. (tbf I'd had a few beers)
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“Get out!
You’re drunk??”
He could be a Pin Green resident
Resident? He's the local vicar.
Dreading Monday morning!!