Tom Van Persie
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Classless pricks.
The game against Chelsea when they came 3rd in a two horse race a few years ago opened my eyes. Filthy, the lot of them. As soon as they go behind, they all seem to simultaneously lose the rag and get pure nasty.Nasty and petulant, having bite is one thing but they really are a thuggish team.
Pretty much, Dier looked like he wanted to murder Fabregas that game. Classless cnuts with no composure when the chips are down so they lash out. You'd think they'd be used to losing but evidently not.The game against Chelsea when they came 3rd in a two horse race a few years ago opened my eyes. Filthy, the lot of them. As soon as they go behind, they all seem to simultaneously lose the rag and get pure nasty.
Dier was disgraceful that game.Pretty much, Dier looked like he wanted to murder Fabregas that game. Classless cnuts with no composure when the chips are down so they lash out. You'd think they'd be used to losing but evidently not.
If refs were wise to it you'd be seeing Dele Alli sent off quite a fair bit and some others too.Wasn't happy with the first half challenges by Sissoko and Alli seeing as it was just a friendly.
That said I can't lie and I have to admit that I actually enjoy the style of play and the fact it can irritate rival fans this much.
There is no way we go out looking to injure players. We do use our physicality and to be honest we are coached I think to professionally foul people in certain situations and to do niggly fouls every now and again to interrupt the opposing team - a team that presses the opposition when they have the ball is always going to foul more. So I can see why other teams might be frustrated a bit and feel they have been bullied around the pitch by our style of play but as I said there is no way we actively go out to injure anyone.Pochettino gets a free ride from the press on this.
If Spurs were managed by an Allardyce or a Warnock and they were going out looking to injure players every week like they do under Poch, we would never hear the end of it.
I agree and I think Poch does coach the team to play like that.If refs were wise to it you'd be seeing Dele Alli sent off quite a fair bit and some others too.
I wouldn't say they are the dirtiest in the league but of the top clubs they are miles ahead of others in the dark arts. Pochettino surely instructs them to do so.
Well thats nice. Thanks!Yep, have been this way since “Poch” took over.
Don’t worry, they’ll never win anything, a team full of wankers and losers, the lot of them.
Would you feel the same way if an opposition player was to pick up a career-ending injury due to Sissoko and Alli's petulant nature?Wasn't happy with the first half challenges by Sissoko and Alli seeing as it was just a friendly.
That said I can't lie and I have to admit that I actually enjoy the style of play and the fact it can irritate rival fans this much.
You’re very welcome.Well thats nice. Thanks!
You’re very welcome.
The fouling you do goes beyond tactical fouling, it's fecking disgraceful tbh and pure nasty.There is no way we go out looking to injure players. We do use our physicality and to be honest we are coached I think to professionally foul people in certain situations and to do niggly fouls every now and again to interrupt the opposing team - a team that presses the opposition when they have the ball is always going to foul more. So I can see why other teams might be frustrated a bit and feel they have been bullied around the pitch by our style of play but as I said there is no way we actively go out to injure anyone.
Tell that to dele Alli.There is no way we go out looking to injure players.
Bullshit.We do use our physicality and to be honest we are coached I think to professionally foul people in certain situations and to do niggly fouls every now and again to interrupt the opposing team - a team that presses the opposition when they have the ball is always going to foul more. So I can see why other teams might be frustrated a bit and feel they have been bullied around the pitch by our style of play but as I said there is no way we actively go out to injure anyone.
I wouldn't delude yourselves into thinking you bully anyone. As soon as somebody stands up to your cowardly tactics, as United did in the first half today, Spurs invariably fall apart.There is no way we go out looking to injure players. We do use our physicality and to be honest we are coached I think to professionally foul people in certain situations and to do niggly fouls every now and again to interrupt the opposing team - a team that presses the opposition when they have the ball is always going to foul more. So I can see why other teams might be frustrated a bit and feel they have been bullied around the pitch by our style of play but as I said there is no way we actively go out to injure anyone.