We’ve had 4 clean sheets this season in the PL
Everton (H) 4-0
United (A) 0-3
City (A) 0-4
Saints (A) 0-5
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Match ***Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester Rovers 2pm Sunday 26/1/2025 … 6 pointer ***
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We’ve had 4 clean sheets this season in the PL
Everton (H) 4-0
United (A) 0-3
City (A) 0-4
Saints (A) 0-5
Let's hope he isn't the one who is laughing.
What’s this mean?
Fixed your post
Oh I didn’t see that. Yes, back to the rectum he crawled out from
Or having a party.
1-0 and Ange pulls his hamstring in celebration, but all jokes aside, they have had a weeks rest and unless Ange rotates rested players like Reggie and Spence he’s setting us up to fail.
Must win, no excuses. He should be immediately sacked if we lose as far as I am concerned.
But only one at home. Which is definitely a bit worrying.
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Too nervous to say that I'm looking forward to this. It's going to be toxic if we don't win. My friend says I shouldn't be so pessimistic, but our recent form is the reason for that sense of doom. Anyone who thinks there's no chance of Leicester getting a result is delusional.
If we lose Ange has to be toast, only thing that will save him is a miraculous win at Anfield.
If we lose Ange has to be toast, only thing that will save him is a miraculous win at Anfield.
I can’t read, ignore me lol
Depends on player availability, if he only has the same 11 as Thursday then he deserves some grace
I’d settle for a 1-0 tomorrow and a miraculous 0-0 draw at Anfield.
Saw in press conference yesterday he said weve progressed....yes down the table!
We will win. Even san Marino can beat Leicester