Spurs have Liverpool, Newcastle, and Arsenal in February, then United and Chelsea in March. If they are still in touching distance going into April they are real title contenders as their run-in after March is piss easy on paper.
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The Tottenham Thread (Merged)
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spurspinter1
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Tevez City said:I have said it at the beginning of the season that Spurs with Adebayor will compete for the title, and some posters here were laughing at my opinion. So next time when I speak, people should listen carefully.
Am I allowed to say that I think your a bit of a wum?
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THFC6061 said:Well well!
Things are starting to get VERY interesting indeed!
Amazingly enough, Spurs now have more points than when we finished the 1997-98 season with (44) and the same number of points we finished 1993-94 and 2003-04 with (45).
We're 9 points ahead of where we were after 20 matches last season.
We're 8 points ahead of season 2009-10 when we finished in fourth place.
And we're 15 points ahead of the identical fixtures from last season.
Still want 'Arry out do y'a? Two faced cnuts!
I couldn't bare Spuds winning the League, can you imagine the media? We would NEVER and I mean NEVER hear the end of it!!
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intheknow! said:THFC6061 said:Well well!
Things are starting to get VERY interesting indeed!
Amazingly enough, Spurs now have more points than when we finished the 1997-98 season with (44) and the same number of points we finished 1993-94 and 2003-04 with (45).
We're 9 points ahead of where we were after 20 matches last season.
We're 8 points ahead of season 2009-10 when we finished in fourth place.
And we're 15 points ahead of the identical fixtures from last season.
Still want 'Arry out do y'a? Two faced cnuts!
I couldn't bare Spuds winning the League, can you imagine the media? We would NEVER and I mean NEVER hear the end of it!!
Have you seen THFC6061 delcare that he wanted Harry out?
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stony said:Crouchinho said:It really would be a travesty if City or Spurs do not win the title. Two of the best footballing teams in the country yet United are still there. It would be horrible if they won it
That same group of players would struggle to make top 4 in any other shirt without bacon face as manager.
Yep, when you look at their team who would you really want? Maybe Vidic, Rooney and Nani perhaps.
They don't exactly wow me at all. It's amazing they're still there really. They really must be shit scared of Fergie to stay up there.
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When is bent 'Arry's court case?
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if city dont win then i hope arry and the boys can win the league. anybody winning the league but trafford scum
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Damocles said:Tottenham will do well to finish in the top four.
Please quote this back to me at the end of the year
Then the'll do very well......
intheknow! said:THFC6061 said:Well well!
Things are starting to get VERY interesting indeed!
Amazingly enough, Spurs now have more points than when we finished the 1997-98 season with (44) and the same number of points we finished 1993-94 and 2003-04 with (45).
We're 9 points ahead of where we were after 20 matches last season.
We're 8 points ahead of season 2009-10 when we finished in fourth place.
And we're 15 points ahead of the identical fixtures from last season.
Still want 'Arry out do y'a? Two faced cnuts!
I couldn't bare Spuds winning the League, can you imagine the media? We would NEVER and I mean NEVER hear the end of it!!
I've never wanted Harry out - whatever gave you the impression that I did?
In fact, Harry has the best record, statistically speaking, of any Spurs manager since the club joined the Football League in 1908.