Shrug. We lost on pens. Shit happens.incoming triggred spurs fans
Spurs 2018/19
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) was joined by comedian Ali Woods to look back at the best and worst moments of a rollercoaster season with the annual United Hour Awards.
Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
They got outplayed first leg and were lucky it stayed 1-0. They lost today 2-1 and people are still saying Spurs did well overall?
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Tricky game this weekend as well. Away to Palace in the FA Cup.
It's actually funny how much of an 'almost team' they are. The blatant definition. And please don't put it on injuries, none gave a damn when we had half a team injured in LVGs era, they were even making fun of how bad we are. Why would I be considerate ? Was it injuries, every past season, where Spurs were "better" then us? We won 3 being shit by they way (4 if you want to count cs)...
I'm frankly astounded to how inefficiently strong they are, imaginary top 4 throphy aside.
I'm frankly astounded to how inefficiently strong they are, imaginary top 4 throphy aside.
They’re such a cool side.
But my god it’s so easy to despise them.
But my god it’s so easy to despise them.
Well actually no, professional footballers miss all the time and it very rarely has to do with it being a lottery. Which was the point I was contesting in the first place. Spurs lost on penalties because their best forwards weren't available, it's understandable and you would think they would have realised this fact but strangely enough Spurs were the ones holding on in the final 10 minutes rather than pushing for a goal.
Where does this notion of penalties being a lottery come from? Doesn't make sense.
Its a lottery when you go for top corner.
Look at Ronaldo, Le Tissier, Cantona etc.
Rarely went for each top corner cause it narrows range of error.
It was a poor penalty based off of a poor choice.
Can't see Spurs fans being too disappointed. Losing on penalties against Chelsea with all their injuries on key players, what of it.
Besides it's only the league cup.
Besides it's only the league cup.
That's the only trophy they have won in the last 30 years.
So spursy 
Yeah, since they have already won so much over the past few seasons.
Amusing to see United fans laugh about Tottenham’s loss. However:
- Spurs will soon have the newest and most modern arena in the league
- NFL games will take place in that arena - not at Old Traffied
- The average finishing position for Tottenham over the last 5 years is much higher
- If you exclude all seasons in which United finished higher, Man Utd have never finished above Tottenham in Premier League era
- Younger team
- Training facilities
- Daniel Levy
Hope Glaston is okay? Been away for a while now.
You were the one that told me he was in India
I've been to India. They have internet.You were the one that told me he was in India
One of the cheapest mobile data packages I've seen in any country.
Who did Arsenal lose to in the league cup?So spursy
I don't know if your post is sarcasm. But this statement is really insightful
Missing a shitload of important players up against a team that has invested about 300m more than them.
Bottlers with a doubt.
Bottlers with a doubt.
I know right? The caf never ceases to deliver. I certainly had Spuds going out with their crazy injury pile up, that and I do not rate their midfield much at all. Winks, a young kid, Sissoko despite being in good form is an average footballer and Dier, who is a limited footballer and good as a midfield destroyer but that is it. That midfield for me is definitely not top 4 material.
Im surprised it went to penalties, Chelsea were(understandably) the much better side.
Agree with this, having our 4 top scorers unavailable to start (only Lucas coming on) did hurt without a doubt. I'm still disappointed though, and feel we could have managed the game better, especially the first half.
Yes, but winning it again wouldn't make them much more successful in my eyes.
Well yeah, but at least we have managed to win some cups in the last yearsWho did Arsenal lose to in the league cup?
Both City and Chelsea started their respective dominance with league Cup wins
Winning breeds a habit which simply Spurs don't have.
Come off it. City and Chelsea started their respective dominance when oil money turned up. The Coca Cola Cup has nothing to do with where they are today. Billions of dollars built City and Chelsea not winning the Coca Cola Cup.
I don't see trophies/silverware in that list... am i missing something??
They've won Net Spend Trophy, Did Not Sell Modric And Bale To Major Rivals Trophy and multiple Sold Him For More Than We Bought Him For trophies.
The logic is strong with this one.Indeed.Well yeah, but at least we have managed to win some cups in the last years
And other teams didn't, another thing those two teams also have in common is that they were the richest team when they started winning.
Glastonesque. I remember how he was trying to argue how they were a consistent top 4 team back when they weren't, by only including the seasons in which they finished top 4 but excluding almost all other seasons.
Your Glaston/Wumminator's impersonification posts are a highlight on this forum.
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