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dudu said:
On 150 people too.

I'd say the people that have chosen not to vote are the silent majority.
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HaHa ha!!! 😆 😆 😆 lollol

"I don't like the result so I'm going to pretend it's not true"

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That's class :roflmao:
 
Ed Vanderlay said:
That is actually a huge number of people with a global population of 8.2 billion , not your best ENIC defence
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I'd say the 75 or 80% is really under representative of the actual fanbase.
I don't know a single yid in the real world who wants another 25 years of ENIC ....of this shit.......Not one!

The two gooners and chav in my indoor football team do though. 😢
 
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John Thomas said:
I'd say the 75 or 80% is really under representative of the actual fanbase.
I don't know a single yid in the real world who wants another 25 years of ENIC ....of this shit.......Not one!

The two gooners and chavs in my indoor football team do though. 😢
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Yes because to the football world, Tottenham are an amusement act a laughing stock.
Unless the club is sold and taken over by serious investors, then the club won't be taken as a serious challenger.
 
John Thomas said:
I'd say the 75 or 80% is really under representative of the actual fanbase.
I don't know a single yid in the real world who wants another 25 years of ENIC ....of this shit.......Not one!

The two gooners and chavs in my indoor football team do though. 😢
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Lol see. You actually care, and cannot fathom others opinions.

Soz about the banter from your footie mates tho. Hope you're OK x
 
skywalker68 said:
Yes because to the football world, Tottenham are an amusement act a laughing stock.
Unless the club is sold and taken over by serious investors, then the club won't be taken as a serious challenger.
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I know. We've won like 1 league cup in a Quarter of a Century with Levy and Lewis. Haven't won a sausage for coming up 17 years. Play the role of whipping boy to our two big traditional rivals, can't keep our best players........

And a few of our fans want more of the same. .:ap:


The masochists of the football world.
 
skywalker68 said:
Yes because to the football world, Tottenham are an amusement act a laughing stock.
Unless the club is sold and taken over by serious investors, then the club won't be taken as a serious challenger.
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We were a laughing stock under Sugar. Probably Scholar as well. We still will be under new owners.

Fun fact I googled to find out when "spursy" first appeared and it appears we're famous

www.espn.co.uk

The history of 'Spursy,' and how Ange's Tottenham can shed the tag

When fans call Tottenham Hotspur "Spursy" it isn't a compliment. What does this term mean, where did it come from and can Spurs consign it to history?
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ESPN has spoken to a number of Tottenham fans, and the specific origin of the term remains disputed. But the consensus suggests it can be traced back to a Spurs fans' forum known as The Fighting Cock some time in 2013.

A poster calling themselves "Carlito Brigante" was specifically referencing Spurs' flair players, who were "a bit lightweight but with a touch of class." The post added that they were the type of individuals who "go missing at Stoke on a cold February evening," an example of a tricky fixture in difficult conditions that exposes a lack of fight.

An administrator for The Fighting Cock was unable to verify this when contacted by ESPN, but nevertheless, it appears to have been a self-deprecating term started by Spurs fans to express their frustration at their team's soft underbelly. A search on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, reveals that the first posts to attract notable engagement (minimum 50 retweets) all come from Tottenham supporters.
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punky said:
We were a laughing stock under Sugar. Probably Scholar as well. We still will be under new owners.

Fun fact I googled to find out when "spursy" first appeared and it appears we're famous

www.espn.co.uk

The history of 'Spursy,' and how Ange's Tottenham can shed the tag

When fans call Tottenham Hotspur "Spursy" it isn't a compliment. What does this term mean, where did it come from and can Spurs consign it to history?
www.espn.co.uk www.espn.co.uk
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That article is incorrect. The term Spursy was being used on other forums long before 2013.
 
punky said:
We were a laughing stock under Sugar. Probably Scholar as well. We still will be under new owners.

Fun fact I googled to find out when "spursy" first appeared and it appears we're famous

www.espn.co.uk

The history of 'Spursy,' and how Ange's Tottenham can shed the tag

When fans call Tottenham Hotspur "Spursy" it isn't a compliment. What does this term mean, where did it come from and can Spurs consign it to history?
www.espn.co.uk www.espn.co.uk
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Another fun fact. I was the first to coin the phrase 'To Dare is too Dear' back on SC in a throwaway comment but I doubt anyone will believe me. The evidence should still be there online.
 
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