Because they like an argument.Why the fuck do people find that so hard to understand?
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Because they like an argument.Why the fuck do people find that so hard to understand?
Oh no we don't...Because they like an argument.
Congrats to the team for important win. We should get 6th now, and at least that would mean (along with other factors) that we haven't gone backward this season.Because they like an argument.
You talk about defenders being shit at defending, but defending starts from the front.The clean sheet was nothing to do with defending well, so no I dont see it as an improvement because Hull fluffed their lines. We would have been 6-0 down at half time against a top side defending like that.
Man U have benefitted from no European football
The tribute to him from the fans and his acknowledgement of us was by far and away the best bit of yesterday.
All the respect to Dawson
I am probably someone you would be referring to as a "melt". But can i say that I have no problem with us finishing sixth, as that's where we should finish. I do have a major problem with how we achieved it. We've played shite a lot more than we've played well.
I did expect sixth, yes. That's a "par" finish. I had hoped for better, but maybe I was too expectant and pushing my luck.Apologies if im misinterpreting what you're saying, but surely if we played better then we did, we would finish higher then 6th, was anyone actually expecting us to be smashing people every week? or am i the only one who thinks that this has been a typical spurs season, ups and downs, shitty performances and good ones, we all knew it was coming and people like sammy seem to have gone full on emotional breakdown after every loss, like this still isn't Poch's squad, i try to be quite level headed and like to hold a little faith, yes poch's made some errors this year, but i think given time he could do it, that's my opinion, but surely if we done better then we had we'd finish higher then 6th, even though you said you expected 6th?
I did expect sixth, yes. That's a "par" finish. I had hoped for better, but maybe I was too expectant and pushing my luck.
It's the way we've played that's bothering me. I know we can't say "what if such and such had happened", but I'll go for it anyway. What about all those last minute wins? What if they'd not happened? Are you honestly saying we've played well this season, or do you just look at the league and think "that'll do"?
I also know that matches at this time of year don't carry so much meaning, but watching us lose to a very poor Villa, then watching Southampton tear them apart yesterday makes me wonder what if.....
We had a chance this year. Man U were shite for months, so we're Liverpool and Woolwich. We could have got top four, but we failed. And we played badly whilst failing. Just my opinion though.
And I see very few on here that are calling for Poch to be sacked. What I, and a few others are asking of those with pure faith that he's the right man, is what are you seeing that makes him the right man?that's fine, everyone's got an opinion, i'm not here to cunt you off and have a bitchfest, and on the last minute wins, i agree partially, yes it could be seen as luck, but it could also be seen as maybe clutch, never say die sort of attitude, i mean man united made titles out of last minute winners and goals you never thought they'd get, like that's what makes good teams imho, even when it looks like a loss, just pulling something out the hat, there's been some amazing footballing teams over the years that always seem to fall short, sometimes football is just a game of luck and just getting that goal, and i agree the footballl in general has been lacking, but then i remember what i said previously this isn't poch's team, this is a bang average squad, total shite, but some of the players have been good under Poch, Chadli, Lamela has shown something past few games even though was shite for 80% of the season, but maybe this is a turning point for him, and players like mason, kane and bentaleb have come through, yes they have dodgy games, but you know that's football, some of the best players in the world have off days, even messi has that game where he doesn't play that well. Not comparing any of them to messi obviously, but still, keep the players who have shown something this season and keep them playing together and good things imho will happen, If after two years with a squad poch has made, it's still shit, i'll agree he's got to go, but one year in with an inherited squad of shit already, isn't enough to judge him, it's like giving someone dodgy tools and ones he's not used to and expecting him to do a cracking job of it, doesn't work, yes lots of bad football this season, but binning managers hasn't worked in the past, so why do it again, a little faith is all that's needed.
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I always stay behind to see the lap of honour, and this year seemed a lot of people didn't bother, so it was all a bit 'meh'.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crim...-hooligans-clash-in-kings-cross-10255762.html
Not sure who was involved with this?
Sounds like Newcastle on Hull by a few reports. Would make logistical sense.
On football weekly they said apparently Everton joined in too as they walked past chucking bottles in