Premier League Games | 8/9 November '25

[Pam]

Wanted both teams to lose, so can't complain

No. Not when the Rags are involved.

 

[Big Yaya Wilko 12]

Hate Richarlison. Why would you sit down a cry like a wanker like you won the world cup there. Just inviting destiny to fuck you up

Except against us

 

[chaddblue]

Is there any chance whatsoever that Sunderland could even possibly get a draw today?

Absolutely no chance

Watched them against Everton and they were utterly shite

 

[Pam]

Never like to see Spurs above us. But loving this rags implosion. And yet again, for the millionth time, the United-loving media will have to back peddle and admit “Well, maybe the comeback isn't quite on yet”. That is, until the rags win two matches in a row, and then the headlines will be “The confidence is flooding back”.

Two points out of six is a triumph for them.

 

[Ithryn Luin]

If Spurs had won they would have gone 2nd! WTF!

 

[dadnlad]

Is there any chance whatsoever that Sunderland could even possibly get a draw today?

time to stop drinking

 

[Ithryn Luin]

Except against us

The worst player on the pitch! Absolute dire!

 

[Chak19]

I didn't realise how bad the Spuds injury list was tbf, a draw is not a bad result even if they did bottle it in the end as usual.

 

[Ashton Moss Messi]

Spurs will be Spurs

 

[TinFoilHat]

Not the result I was expecting. Spursey doing a spurs benefitted us in the end.

 

[dadnlad]

If Spurs had won they would have gone 2nd! WTF!

hi thomas

 

[bluemoon32]

Works for me, both sets of fans wont be happy at the end

 

[paulchapo]

Works for me, both sets of fans wont be happy at the end

Yes rags had the game won fairly easily, then out of nowhere looked like they had lost it, Spurs were crowing then deflated. At the end both teams will be gutted, but not as much as we are for having to watch that shit

 

[Xhavenjoe]

If Spurs had won they would have gone 2nd! WTF!

More worryingly, if the rags had won, they'd have gone second.

 

[SkyBlueFlux]

Is there any chance whatsoever that Sunderland could even possibly get a draw today?

There is always a chance in this league.

But they looked wide open at times playing Everton. A good team on the ball, and have players who can hurt teams, but they struggle with consistency over 90 minutes.

 

[citytill1die84]

Walker doing the long throw

 

[Mancity1980]

There is always a chance in this league.

But they looked wide open at times playing Everton. A good team on the ball, and have players who can hurt teams, but they struggle with consistency over 90 minutes.

How are they at defending set pieces? That’s seems to be the main focus of Arsenal’s game atm.

 

[jimharri]

Is there any chance whatsoever that Sunderland could even possibly get a draw today?

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

Spurs are an odd one. When you delve into the details, they are defintely a big club…

They’ve always had the fanbase size, they’re fourth for all-time average attendance (35,158), and between 1947-1969 their average attendance was 55,509. They get 61k average attendances with ease at this new ground. And they hold the record attendance in English club football (85,512, although at Wembley, still impressive) and the second tier (50,133)… City being second on both of those final stats.

They have won a lot of trophies n’all, with 27. 6th most successful in England.

They were the first British club to win a European trophy, and won four European trophies in total.

They’re 8th in the all-time league table.

…but there’s something about Spurs, which I can’t put my finger on, that makes people think they’re not a big club.

They've won 18 legitimate trophies without the chariddy shield nonsense.

 

[Pam]

They've won 18 legitimate trophies without the chariddy shield nonsense.

Last century., mostly.