Bodicoteblue
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We all need moral and ethical guidance from media hacks and so-called journalists…….don't we?!?
We all need moral and ethical guidance from media hacks and so-called journalists…….don't we?!?
Exactly, Spurs put up a much better fight than the rags. The crowd got behind spurs in the 2nd half aswel. The players and manager were clearly up for it. Talksport are gutted and bitter.Talk sport talking about spursy spurs fans enjoying the defeat but completely ignoring the worst United XI against arsenal in 30 years is bang on brand.
Just not from gimps who would be more at home crayoning at the Morning Star or Sociaist Worker.We all need moral and ethical guidance from media hacks and so-called journalists…….don't we?!?
I chucked on talksport for the first time in ages just for the gigglesPiers Morgan on talkshite having a meltdown ….. PMIAC
Great idea. I may include Lovely Day (Bill Withers) and Can't get next to you (Temptations) just for the intro!Brilliant! The Temps! That track is just SO appropriate!
And Smokey's production, with the strings and all that, just sums up the warm feeling after what The Lads achieved last night to put us on the brink of a never done before FOURTH CONSECUTIVE TITLE!
Muchas gracias, you've sorted out what's going to be my 'earworm' for the rest of the day.. 'I guess you'd say/ What can make me feel this way?/ My team, talking about my team..'!!
Nurse! Get the straight jacket quickly!
If we had two world class players for every position why did Pep field the same starting eleven for two away games in the space of three days? It’s the same old bollox.I do love the constant talk about "2 players in every position" that came with Ortega's performance last night. Every team in the league has a squad of players. We've spent a lot of money but others have spent more. The truth is that Pep uses his squad over the course of the season in order to ensure people are fit and firing at this time of the year, and everyone is mentally ready to do what it takes. Arsenal have signed plenty of players, and through good fortune they've not had too many injuries. But they were literally swapping keeper every other game at the start of the season, so it's not particularly noteworthy we've got someone on the bench who can also do a job.
Oliver Holt; the Eric Olthwaite of football journalism.