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Match Tottenham v. Manchester City (Sun Aug. 15 16:30 BST)
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I doubt we will win today but hopefully the fans get behind the team, particularly the young players.
Skipp and Tanganga will make mistakes this year but they are young enough to learn from them To hold us in good stead fir the future.
And if Kane comes on and anyone tries to sing “he’s one of our own“ they should be bitch slapped. Clap and cheer by all means but he has lost the right to that song until he proclaims his love once again.
Skipp and Tanganga will make mistakes this year but they are young enough to learn from them To hold us in good stead fir the future.
And if Kane comes on and anyone tries to sing “he’s one of our own“ they should be bitch slapped. Clap and cheer by all means but he has lost the right to that song until he proclaims his love once again.
Does it not occur to you that it might actually be what he needs? The best solution involves making him feel that he needs to stay, not making a statement from a bunch of pissy supporters about how he has hurt their feelings.
My drinking hostel of choice pre-match
, never been in the Bricklayers to make a comparison. Then to the Shelf bar to meet a few TFCers.
Coach is decent, normally in there before most games - although I think today may be a ball ache getting into the stadium, so straight in there today for me.
Was only in the Bricklayers once, on a non match day when the stadium was being built. Wasn't impressed.
I doubt that would make him change his mind, IMO, I feel it's too far gone and the situation is irretrievable. It's a crying shame it's come to this but Kane and his team have gone about it all wrong, again IMO.
Harry’s Twitter acvount is dormant since his weasel words from Florida.
If he starts or comes on I will support him like any other, but I won’t give him special treatment again until he earns it. And earning it means not being a twat.
If he starts or comes on I will support him like any other, but I won’t give him special treatment again until he earns it. And earning it means not being a twat.
Doesn't matter what they're singing because we outnumber them. We've beaten City without Kane before and we can do it again.
A message from our glorious leader.
So much respect lost for City, the fans they are putting up on the radio have all been utter cunts.
It’s a good laugh on matchdays, apart from when I fell off a table before a game against chelsea and broke my finger
All true but the biggest thing we are lacking in playing 3 atb is a top quality DM.
Hell, we haven't even got a DM, let alone 2 of them, and 3 atb is heavily reliant on that.
Matchday info announcement: Football returns, fans return - a time to reflect and look ahead
@SpursOfficialSun 15 August 2021, 09:15
Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday’s opening Premier League game of the season against Manchester City will mark the first time a capacity crowd has been hosted at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since March 4, 2020.
Ahead of kick-off, we shall be taking time to reflect on a past 17 months in which so much has happened - giving fans the opportunity to celebrate being back home and for us to thank you for your incredible support throughout this difficult period.
Flags will be placed on every seat so that we can generate a sea of colour and create an amazing atmosphere for our players as they emerge from the tunnel on this special occasion.
We would ask you to take your seats around 10 minutes before kick-off as we shall play a short video on our big screens, looking back on the key moments that happened during the pandemic.
• The moment COVID-19 forced the suspension of football and turned our lives upside down
• The Club’s response to the pandemic and handing over our stadium to the NHS - hosting more than 9,000 vaccinations, 41,500 maternity clinic appointments, drive-through COVID-19 testing and a food distribution hub - with students at the London Academy of Excellence Tottenham producing protective face shields for the frontline
• The return to behind-closed-doors football last June, which included a moving tribute to those we had lost
• How we have kept our fans engaged during the lockdowns of the past 17 months
• The gradual re-opening of society, which saw fans return to the stadium for reduced capacity matches and our Visitor Attractions
We also encourage fans to stay in their seats at half-time for our N17 Live broadcast, when we shall acknowledge Gary Mabbutt MBE - who has played a key role in lifting the spirits of our fans throughout the pandemic - making more than 3,000 phone calls to elderly and vulnerable supporters since last March in a bid to help combat the loneliness caused during the lockdowns.
Last Sunday’s Men’s and Women’s friendly matches with Woolwich gave us all a taste of what is to come, and we cannot wait to see a full house at the stadium once again - it really has been far too long.
Matchday info announcement: Football returns, fans return - a time to reflect and look ahead | Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday’s opening Premier League game of the season against Manchester City will mark the first time a capacity crowd has been hosted at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since March 4, 2020.
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You were on the table before the game?
We should just sing back “Harry Kane team, you’re just the Harry Kane team”.
Yeah it gets pretty chaotic in there
Matchday info announcement: Football returns, fans return - a time to reflect and look ahead
@SpursOfficial
Sun 15 August 2021, 09:15
Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday’s opening Premier League game of the season against Manchester City will mark the first time a capacity crowd has been hosted at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since March 4, 2020.
Ahead of kick-off, we shall be taking time to reflect on a past 17 months in which so much has happened - giving fans the opportunity to celebrate being back home and for us to thank you for your incredible support throughout this difficult period.
Flags will be placed on every seat so that we can generate a sea of colour and create an amazing atmosphere for our players as they emerge from the tunnel on this special occasion.
We would ask you to take your seats around 10 minutes before kick-off as we shall play a short video on our big screens, looking back on the key moments that happened during the pandemic.
• The moment COVID-19 forced the suspension of football and turned our lives upside down
• The Club’s response to the pandemic and handing over our stadium to the NHS - hosting more than 9,000 vaccinations, 41,500 maternity clinic appointments, drive-through COVID-19 testing and a food distribution hub - with students at the London Academy of Excellence Tottenham producing protective face shields for the frontline
• The return to behind-closed-doors football last June, which included a moving tribute to those we had lost
• How we have kept our fans engaged during the lockdowns of the past 17 months
• The gradual re-opening of society, which saw fans return to the stadium for reduced capacity matches and our Visitor Attractions
We also encourage fans to stay in their seats at half-time for our N17 Live broadcast, when we shall acknowledge Gary Mabbutt MBE - who has played a key role in lifting the spirits of our fans throughout the pandemic - making more than 3,000 phone calls to elderly and vulnerable supporters since last March in a bid to help combat the loneliness caused during the lockdowns.
Last Sunday’s Men’s and Women’s friendly matches with Woolwich gave us all a taste of what is to come, and we cannot wait to see a full house at the stadium once again - it really has been far too long.
Matchday info announcement: Football returns, fans return - a time to reflect and look ahead | Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday’s opening Premier League game of the season against Manchester City will mark the first time a capacity crowd has been hosted at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since March 4, 2020.www.tottenhamhotspur.com
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“We would ask you to take your seats around 10 minutes before kick-off”
I’m not convinced half of us will be in the stadium 10 mins before KO. Or still standing.