Very irrelevant. Takes a bit of insecurity and a low iq to even care.
Just one upmanship but with inconvenience/effort/suffering used to show dedication.
Just one upmanship but with inconvenience/effort/suffering used to show dedication.
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You mean Hillingdon Hospital? It's often said that only devilishly good looking superhumans are born there.
Unless of course you literally mean a field in Hayes...
Agreed though, Spurs is Spurs
Harlington Cottage Hospital actually.
Don't why as my older brother and sister were born in Hillingdon hospital (as was my daughter)
Unless you are cunting off Winks or Dier within 10 minutes of the first half your a shite fan regardless of where you live! 
And its shit, can't wait to get back to my seat.
Watching on TV every week isn't for me.
As a spurs fan in ireland (not too far away) ive been to white hart lane plenty of times. Not been to new stadium but the cost of travelling to a game and staying in london is massive. Been a fan since 87 listened to a lot of shite from so called old top 4 teams since. Fuck them. Was always a nice few spurs fans in ireland and is on the increase. Dont consider ourselves better or worse than london spurs fans. Just love supporting the club and its never boring 
You lot have no idea how much agg I go through watching Spurs...
......I can never remember my Sky Go password
......I can never remember my Sky Go password
Irrelevant discussion obviously but great to here some stories so here's mine:
I'm Spurs because the first English football game I ever saw on tele was the Cup Final in 91 (yes, Im a gloryhunter, lol). I was just impressed by the atmosphere and I also could have supported Forest, was just a coinflip.
Back then I was 9 years old and in Belgium nobody cared too much about English football. Some years later all of a sudden it exploded and half of my town became a United fan. For this reason I felt like being different and I got more and more into Spurs.
During my teenage and student years I watched almost every game on tele and by the age I was 19 I decided to go to The Lane. I went on my own from Belgium and the game I saw was the memorable one against United (3-5). Mental! I also think that Bergkamp scored this beauty against Newcastle on the same day if my memory serves me right.
Since then I have been going to 1-2 games each season and it's always 1 of the best days of the year.
It's a strange feeling but after all the dissapointments I couldnt imagine supporting another team!
I'm Spurs because the first English football game I ever saw on tele was the Cup Final in 91 (yes, Im a gloryhunter, lol). I was just impressed by the atmosphere and I also could have supported Forest, was just a coinflip.
Back then I was 9 years old and in Belgium nobody cared too much about English football. Some years later all of a sudden it exploded and half of my town became a United fan. For this reason I felt like being different and I got more and more into Spurs.
During my teenage and student years I watched almost every game on tele and by the age I was 19 I decided to go to The Lane. I went on my own from Belgium and the game I saw was the memorable one against United (3-5). Mental! I also think that Bergkamp scored this beauty against Newcastle on the same day if my memory serves me right.
Since then I have been going to 1-2 games each season and it's always 1 of the best days of the year.
It's a strange feeling but after all the dissapointments I couldnt imagine supporting another team!
I'm an armchair fan these days, maybe get to around half dozen games a season last few years.
Had a season ticket for a good 5 years or so, which counts for something surely?
Haven't bought a shirt in donkeys year as I'm an adult but do buy full kits for the nieces and nephews, and the odd bit of tat from the overpriced Spurs store.
Not sure where that puts me on the scale.
I think anyone that has the emotional investment can be a fan.
Let's just hope we have something to cheer about at the end of this season!
COYS!
Had a season ticket for a good 5 years or so, which counts for something surely?
Haven't bought a shirt in donkeys year as I'm an adult but do buy full kits for the nieces and nephews, and the odd bit of tat from the overpriced Spurs store.
Not sure where that puts me on the scale.
I think anyone that has the emotional investment can be a fan.
Let's just hope we have something to cheer about at the end of this season!
COYS!
Yeah! Those pricks that used to go when we had crowds of 25k should be banned now that we aren't a mid-table side anymore. Losers.
I don't give a shit on where I rank in this table. I go to games as much as I can afford (about 3 times a year) and I watch most games from home. My love for this club and the emotions I get are much bigger than any rank
Part of this emotions are due to the fans that are always there and support the club week in week out. I feel always grateful to them and whenever I am there I give my contribution in full voice
Part of this emotions are due to the fans that are always there and support the club week in week out. I feel always grateful to them and whenever I am there I give my contribution in full voice
I do consider myself lucky to be able to buy myself a £63 ticket 19 times a season Mr Levy.
P.S. my 45 min train trip actually takes 150 mins. Each way.
I love anyone that considers themselves to be Spurs wherever they hail from or reside. I just find this topic, which crops up on a regular basis, amusing.
I've seen Spurs games in Malta and various places in the USA, and the passion is the same wherever you go. In fact, I have time for anyone who identifies themselves as a Spurs supporter. For some people, they have to support from a distance, doesn't make their feelings for our Club any less real.
I had a break for a few years from actually going, for financial reasons, but I didn't stop being a Spurs supporter because I couldn't attend matches.
I had a break for a few years from actually going, for financial reasons, but I didn't stop being a Spurs supporter because I couldn't attend matches.
