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_mehstg said:
I think he has changed the headline now because he realised he was being an utter cunt

It now reads:

Credit to Tudor - is he turning around Spurs side who looked lost?​


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Tottenham 3-2 Atletico Madrid: Igor Tudor's side must now focus on Premier League survival

Tottenham can take encouragement in their battle for Premier League survival despite a Champions League exit, writes Phil McNulty.
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Still the same fucking crap though. I am amazed our TV licence money goes towards paying this cunts salary.
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Not to defend McNulty - he's a shitcunt - but journos don't write their headlines. They write the piece but from what I understand headline writing is a whole other thing and comes from the sub-editors.

V.likely McNulty had nothing to do with the original headline or it changing.
 

From the BBC. How can they have a table of injuries showing Woolwich top? Were most of them 1 match. Admittedly they show us having the most matches missed but that should be the headline not the 1 match list.​

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Which side has suffered most from Premier League injuries this season?published at 11:59 GMT
11:59 GMT​

Martin Odegaard of Arsenal goes down with an injury
Image source,Getty Images
We are getting to the stage of the season where every Premier League team is managing injuries in their squad as the sheer volume and intensity of games begins to take its toll.

But who has been most affected by injuries across the campaign so far?

Ben Dinnery, from Premier Injuries Limited, has provided the data below, showing the number of domestic injuries each top-flight team has suffered, defined by a player missing at least one Premier League game.

The data has been taken from the opening weekend up to and including 18 March.

Domestic injuries for each Premier League team this season

Despite this table listing domestic injuries, it is unsurprising that the top three of Woolwich, Chelsea and Aston Villa have all competed in European competition, with the Gunners still fighting on four fronts and the Blues also coming off the back of a much-shortened pre-season following their Club World Cup victory.

Perhaps more surprisingly, however, is the fact Woolwich's 31 domestic injuries so far comfortably leads the way, illustrating the strength and depth available to Mikel Arteta to still have his side nine points clear at the top of the table.

The graphic below shows Tottenham lead the way for days missed by injured players, illustrating the issues faced by Thomas Frank, who had to cope with long-term absentees including Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison.

Days missed with domestic injuries this season

Both West Ham and Brentford are in the bottom three for domestic injuries and days missed through those injuries, while Woolwich and Villa are in the top three for both.

Chelsea drop down the table when looking at days missed, showing they have predominately suffered from short absences spread throughout the squad.

It is worth pointing out that Newcastle's two longest absences this season - Emil Krafth (120 days) and Yoane Wissa (88 days), who had not yet even trained with his new side, resulted from injuries picked up on international duty and are not factored into the figures.
 
CJJ said:
I did actually raise a complaint about the 'bias' towards the club from the 'unbiased' BBC, but just got a meaningless dribble in response which was basically a crowbarred excuse for bias from a non-biased perspective.

"we recognise you may continue to disagree with our approach, and we'd like to thank you for sharing your concerns with us, which we've shared with the team at BBC Sport. This helps to inform decisions about our ongoing work."
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Nice one... the more people take them to task the more they might actually listen and stop descending into the click bait gutter journalism we see from them today. They don't even attempt to hide their biased views anymore... the whole licence fee is a nonsense. The only reason they don't go down the subscription route is because they know nobody will subscribe.
 
Why of course.... Tottenham boss Tudor charged by FA over referee rant

Jump on it fuckos. Pile on all you like.
I fucking dare you!

We know the score.

Media, Premier League... PGMOL, every opposing fan.... We all know the agenda now... Hidden or blatant...
WE SEE YOU! EVER-Y-ONE!

It's THEM against spUrS for the rest of the season... and I fucking LOVE IT!

Bring it on.... and come tooled up!
 
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Gmspurs said:
www.bbc.co.uk

Manchester United fury at 'astonishing' penalty decisions

Manchester United are left furious over "astonishing" refereeing decisions as two penalties were given and one was not in their draw at Bournemouth.
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Oh look


When Man United don't get awarded a penalty,it becomes the top story with three articles written about how the ref was appalling......



When it's us?

Well ..... It doesn't matter as much because it's only Spurs.
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Of course the BBC make it there top story when it is Man united, they are their favourite team.

They do not care at all when this happens to us.
 
spursmalc said:

From the BBC. How can they have a table of injuries showing Woolwich top? Were most of them 1 match. Admittedly they show us having the most matches missed but that should be the headline not the 1 match list.​

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Which side has suffered most from Premier League injuries this season?published at 11:59 GMT​

11:59 GMT​

Martin Odegaard of Woolwich goes down with an injury
Image source,Getty Images
We are getting to the stage of the season where every Premier League team is managing injuries in their squad as the sheer volume and intensity of games begins to take its toll.

But who has been most affected by injuries across the campaign so far?

Ben Dinnery, from Premier Injuries Limited, has provided the data below, showing the number of domestic injuries each top-flight team has suffered, defined by a player missing at least one Premier League game.

The data has been taken from the opening weekend up to and including 18 March.

Domestic injuries for each Premier League team this season

Despite this table listing domestic injuries, it is unsurprising that the top three of Woolwich, Chelsea and Aston Villa have all competed in European competition, with the Gunners still fighting on four fronts and the Blues also coming off the back of a much-shortened pre-season following their Club World Cup victory.

Perhaps more surprisingly, however, is the fact Woolwich's 31 domestic injuries so far comfortably leads the way, illustrating the strength and depth available to Mikel Arteta to still have his side nine points clear at the top of the table.

The graphic below shows Tottenham lead the way for days missed by injured players, illustrating the issues faced by Thomas Frank, who had to cope with long-term absentees including Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison.

Days missed with domestic injuries this season

Both West Ham and Brentford are in the bottom three for domestic injuries and days missed through those injuries, while Woolwich and Villa are in the top three for both.

Chelsea drop down the table when looking at days missed, showing they have predominately suffered from short absences spread throughout the squad.

It is worth pointing out that Newcastle's two longest absences this season - Emil Krafth (120 days) and Yoane Wissa (88 days), who had not yet even trained with his new side, resulted from injuries picked up on international duty and are not factored into the figures.
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For Woolwich most of that is probably Odegaard getting injured every match he plays lol.
 
spursmalc said:

From the BBC. How can they have a table of injuries showing Woolwich top? Were most of them 1 match. Admittedly they show us having the most matches missed but that should be the headline not the 1 match list.​

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Which side has suffered most from Premier League injuries this season?published at 11:59 GMT​

11:59 GMT​

Martin Odegaard of Woolwich goes down with an injury
Image source,Getty Images
We are getting to the stage of the season where every Premier League team is managing injuries in their squad as the sheer volume and intensity of games begins to take its toll.

But who has been most affected by injuries across the campaign so far?

Ben Dinnery, from Premier Injuries Limited, has provided the data below, showing the number of domestic injuries each top-flight team has suffered, defined by a player missing at least one Premier League game.

The data has been taken from the opening weekend up to and including 18 March.

Domestic injuries for each Premier League team this season

Despite this table listing domestic injuries, it is unsurprising that the top three of Woolwich, Chelsea and Aston Villa have all competed in European competition, with the Gunners still fighting on four fronts and the Blues also coming off the back of a much-shortened pre-season following their Club World Cup victory.

Perhaps more surprisingly, however, is the fact Woolwich's 31 domestic injuries so far comfortably leads the way, illustrating the strength and depth available to Mikel Arteta to still have his side nine points clear at the top of the table.

The graphic below shows Tottenham lead the way for days missed by injured players, illustrating the issues faced by Thomas Frank, who had to cope with long-term absentees including Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison.

Days missed with domestic injuries this season

Both West Ham and Brentford are in the bottom three for domestic injuries and days missed through those injuries, while Woolwich and Villa are in the top three for both.

Chelsea drop down the table when looking at days missed, showing they have predominately suffered from short absences spread throughout the squad.

It is worth pointing out that Newcastle's two longest absences this season - Emil Krafth (120 days) and Yoane Wissa (88 days), who had not yet even trained with his new side, resulted from injuries picked up on international duty and are not factored into the figures.
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They are making themselves look so stupid with this table. Their bias is so fucking obvious, trying to make the scum seem like they went through such tough times to win the title(s). Disgusting narrative for the disgusting club.

Let them start their B team XI for over half the season then we talk. They couldn't even afford to miss Rice and Gabriel or Saliba for a game.
 
spursmalc said:

From the BBC. How can they have a table of injuries showing Woolwich top? Were most of them 1 match. Admittedly they show us having the most matches missed but that should be the headline not the 1 match list.​

​

Which side has suffered most from Premier League injuries this season?published at 11:59 GMT​

11:59 GMT​

Martin Odegaard of Woolwich goes down with an injury
Image source,Getty Images
We are getting to the stage of the season where every Premier League team is managing injuries in their squad as the sheer volume and intensity of games begins to take its toll.

But who has been most affected by injuries across the campaign so far?

Ben Dinnery, from Premier Injuries Limited, has provided the data below, showing the number of domestic injuries each top-flight team has suffered, defined by a player missing at least one Premier League game.

The data has been taken from the opening weekend up to and including 18 March.

Domestic injuries for each Premier League team this season

Despite this table listing domestic injuries, it is unsurprising that the top three of Woolwich, Chelsea and Aston Villa have all competed in European competition, with the Gunners still fighting on four fronts and the Blues also coming off the back of a much-shortened pre-season following their Club World Cup victory.

Perhaps more surprisingly, however, is the fact Woolwich's 31 domestic injuries so far comfortably leads the way, illustrating the strength and depth available to Mikel Arteta to still have his side nine points clear at the top of the table.

The graphic below shows Tottenham lead the way for days missed by injured players, illustrating the issues faced by Thomas Frank, who had to cope with long-term absentees including Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison.

Days missed with domestic injuries this season

Both West Ham and Brentford are in the bottom three for domestic injuries and days missed through those injuries, while Woolwich and Villa are in the top three for both.

Chelsea drop down the table when looking at days missed, showing they have predominately suffered from short absences spread throughout the squad.

It is worth pointing out that Newcastle's two longest absences this season - Emil Krafth (120 days) and Yoane Wissa (88 days), who had not yet even trained with his new side, resulted from injuries picked up on international duty and are not factored into the figures.
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Most of the Woolwich ones were Gabriel being blown over by a puff of wind.
 
Gmspurs said:
www.bbc.co.uk

Manchester United fury at 'astonishing' penalty decisions

Manchester United are left furious over "astonishing" refereeing decisions as two penalties were given and one was not in their draw at Bournemouth.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk

Oh look


When Man United don't get awarded a penalty,it becomes the top story with three articles written about how the ref was appalling......



When it's us?

Well ..... It doesn't matter as much because it's only Spurs.
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The mad thing is they complain about this in a game where they were given more penalties in the 90 minutes than Spurs have had this entire season
 
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