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over a year ago
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I dunno, support your local team maybe? Through thick and thin? I don't get football anymore. It's fickle and corrupt. The most popular football teams in SE London right now are Liverpool and City. |
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over a year ago
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"I dunno, support your local team maybe? Through thick and thin? I don't get football anymore. It's fickle and corrupt. The most popular football teams in SE London right now are Liverpool and City. "
Anyone but tottenham though. |
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"I dunno, support your local team maybe? Through thick and thin? I don't get football anymore. It's fickle and corrupt. The most popular football teams in SE London right now are Liverpool and City. "
Serious question, do you have to change teams every time you move house? If I'd supported my local team all my life, I'd be on about my 8th team. Maybe more.
I support a team from a place I've never actually lived in, but my Dad is from there, lives there and took me to matches from being very young. My allegiance has never changed, even when we dropped out of the FL for a while. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I dunno, support your local team maybe? Through thick and thin? I don't get football anymore. It's fickle and corrupt. The most popular football teams in SE London right now are Liverpool and City.
Serious question, do you have to change teams every time you move house? If I'd supported my local team all my life, I'd be on about my 8th team. Maybe more.
I support a team from a place I've never actually lived in, but my Dad is from there, lives there and took me to matches from being very young. My allegiance has never changed, even when we dropped out of the FL for a while. "
I'm fond of the answer "was my dad's team" makes sense to me. I live in London so many people I know have a second, sometimes third, local team. Cause their first is Polish or Spanish or whatever.
Of course you don't have to change allegiance when you move city. However, I think you have to actually support your team, with your actual voice and wallet, at actual games on rainy nights in the depths of winter otherwise you're not a supporter. Huddling in a pub shouting at a screen showing a stadium you've never been to doesn't cut it for me.
Am I just old? |
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"I dunno, support your local team maybe? Through thick and thin? I don't get football anymore. It's fickle and corrupt. The most popular football teams in SE London right now are Liverpool and City.
Serious question, do you have to change teams every time you move house? If I'd supported my local team all my life, I'd be on about my 8th team. Maybe more.
I support a team from a place I've never actually lived in, but my Dad is from there, lives there and took me to matches from being very young. My allegiance has never changed, even when we dropped out of the FL for a while.
I'm fond of the answer "was my dad's team" makes sense to me. I live in London so many people I know have a second, sometimes third, local team. Cause their first is Polish or Spanish or whatever.
Of course you don't have to change allegiance when you move city. However, I think you have to actually support your team, with your actual voice and wallet, at actual games on rainy nights in the depths of winter otherwise you're not a supporter. Huddling in a pub shouting at a screen showing a stadium you've never been to doesn't cut it for me.
Am I just old?"
I used to follow Tranmere all over the country but it's much, much harder to do now. Just getting into some stadia in our league is hard work, many have single digit disabled spaces etc.
The last time I watched TRFC at Bolton  , I had to go into the Bolton supporters area to get my half time refreshments. I honestly felt very vulnerable because Bolton and TRFC do NOT get on and it would only take 1 wazzock! My Dad is no longer fit to traipse around football grounds either, unfortunately. He sometimes goes to TRFC because he lives very locally and can walk there. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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The last time I watched TRFC at Bolton , I had to go into the Bolton supporters area to get my half time refreshments. I honestly felt very vulnerable because Bolton and TRFC do NOT get on and it would only take 1 wazzock! My Dad is no longer fit to traipse around football grounds either, unfortunately. He sometimes goes to TRFC because he lives very locally and can walk there. "
You, in my book, are an actual supporter. Your money went to the club, not sky sports. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm telling Spurschick on all of you.
No snitching!!!!
Anyway she knows I like spurs  "
I've always been a bit fond of spurs tbh. No glory hunters there. Just raw support. Helps that I bought Kane on his first season when he was 4m and won my fantasy league that year. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why? Why support a team that won't give you anything apart from depression from simply watching them? "
Are you an arsenal fan? If not who do you support? |
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Spurs are our team, both season ticket holders.
You support your team through good and bad.
I would rather win nothing than win something funded by money from dubious sources.
Our stadium is awesome with fantastic fans, one day trophies will come. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Spurs are our team, both season ticket holders.
You support your team through good and bad.
I would rather win nothing than win something funded by money from dubious sources.
Our stadium is awesome with fantastic fans, one day trophies will come. "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Spurs are our team, both season ticket holders.
You support your team through good and bad.
I would rather win nothing than win something funded by money from dubious sources.
Our stadium is awesome with fantastic fans, one day trophies will come. "
Tottenham will never win anything |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Supporting winners is easy. Real supporters support the underdogs.
Disclaimer: When Newcastle sign Haaland and Mbappe this statement is no longer applicable. |
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"Spurs are our team, both season ticket holders.
You support your team through good and bad.
I would rather win nothing than win something funded by money from dubious sources.
Our stadium is awesome with fantastic fans, one day trophies will come.
Tottenham will never win anything "
until they do |
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"Spurs are our team, both season ticket holders.
You support your team through good and bad.
I would rather win nothing than win something funded by money from dubious sources.
Our stadium is awesome with fantastic fans, one day trophies will come. "
It's definitely an impressive ground. I was at the Liverpool game in December on the 9th floor. I didn't know stadia went that high! Wembley only has 5 levels. |
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Sometimes people want to support a team that 'has a chance' rather than throw money around until it sticks like a lot of the top teams. It's more interesting rather than expecting a big win in each game which can get boring after a while. I don't support a premiership team by the way! |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"I dunno, support your local team maybe? Through thick and thin? I don't get football anymore. It's fickle and corrupt. The most popular football teams in SE London right now are Liverpool and City.
Serious question, do you have to change teams every time you move house? If I'd supported my local team all my life, I'd be on about my 8th team. Maybe more.
I support a team from a place I've never actually lived in, but my Dad is from there, lives there and took me to matches from being very young. My allegiance has never changed, even when we dropped out of the FL for a while.
I'm fond of the answer "was my dad's team" makes sense to me. I live in London so many people I know have a second, sometimes third, local team. Cause their first is Polish or Spanish or whatever.
Of course you don't have to change allegiance when you move city. However, I think you have to actually support your team, with your actual voice and wallet, at actual games on rainy nights in the depths of winter otherwise you're not a supporter. Huddling in a pub shouting at a screen showing a stadium you've never been to doesn't cut it for me.
Am I just old?"
I’m okay with that… pick a team, stick with it!! None of this 2nd team business!! (Especially in the same country!) and the death penalty should be applied to anyone who has a half and half scarf!  |
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"I've been a Spurs fan since I can remember, i love them and always Will, even though they break my heart. it's in my blood "
I'm exactly the same, my Dad was Spurs, my daughter now 25 is Spurs. Daughter loves Spurs but in moments of desperation asks, why did you make me a Spurs fan? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I dunno, support your local team maybe? Through thick and thin? I don't get football anymore. It's fickle and corrupt. The most popular football teams in SE London right now are Liverpool and City.
Serious question, do you have to change teams every time you move house? If I'd supported my local team all my life, I'd be on about my 8th team. Maybe more.
I support a team from a place I've never actually lived in, but my Dad is from there, lives there and took me to matches from being very young. My allegiance has never changed, even when we dropped out of the FL for a while.
I'm fond of the answer "was my dad's team" makes sense to me. I live in London so many people I know have a second, sometimes third, local team. Cause their first is Polish or Spanish or whatever.
Of course you don't have to change allegiance when you move city. However, I think you have to actually support your team, with your actual voice and wallet, at actual games on rainy nights in the depths of winter otherwise you're not a supporter. Huddling in a pub shouting at a screen showing a stadium you've never been to doesn't cut it for me.
Am I just old?
I’m okay with that… pick a team, stick with it!! None of this 2nd team business!! (Especially in the same country!) and the death penalty should be applied to anyone who has a half and half scarf! "
Harsh Fabio, harsh. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Spurs are our team, both season ticket holders.
You support your team through good and bad.
I would rather win nothing than win something funded by money from dubious sources.
Our stadium is awesome with fantastic fans, one day trophies will come.
Tottenham will never win anything until they do"
Barnsley FC Have a higher chance of winning a trophy than Spurs |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Spurs as usual being "Spursey"
They may be shite, but they're currently less shite than 15 other teams in the PL.
*Hopes that's enough to get a shag off Spurschick.......
Winston"
So you admit they are shite then. |
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"Spurs as usual being "Spursey"
They may be shite, but they're currently less shite than 15 other teams in the PL.
*Hopes that's enough to get a shag off Spurschick.......
Winston
So you admit they are shite then."
*reads through my own comment again.......
Winston |
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By *licecdTV/TS
over a year ago
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They are still fifth and Arsenal fourth and as usual spuds finish the season with nothing surely even dim wit Kane is not stupid enough to realise staying there he is never going to win anything or does he want to go down in history as a decent player who never won a single title or trophy ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"They are still fifth and Arsenal fourth and as usual spuds finish the season with nothing surely even dim wit Kane is not stupid enough to realise staying there he is never going to win anything or does he want to go down in history as a decent player who never won a single title or trophy ? "
( Mr) so do you reckon Kane will go abroad? |
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By *licecdTV/TS
over a year ago
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"They are still fifth and Arsenal fourth and as usual spuds finish the season with nothing surely even dim wit Kane is not stupid enough to realise staying there he is never going to win anything or does he want to go down in history as a decent player who never won a single title or trophy ?
( Mr) so do you reckon Kane will go abroad? "
Kane is nearly 29 a decent player I admit and I am a Gooner but he's won nothing and the older her gets his value drops plus foreign clubs will be award of his dodgy ankles He has to move this summer or he has missed the boat and Son the same ok he is younger but they will win nothing at Spurs |
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"Spurs lol, deluded muppets always will be deluded....COYI
I mean it's nice to have hope I guess. Even if they are 110% deluded"
Could be worse, I could be a W*st H*m fan, now there's deluded for you! |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
See the spursy thing to happen now would be for them to the cock it up against Burnley!!!
Anyway I am up in the nosebleeds for Newcastle vs Arsenal on Monday night! I still think we beat both Newcastle and Everton at home on the final day… but it’s more squeaky bum than it needed to be |
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How have I missed this thread, but had a good laugh
I’m spurs and always will be. I picked my local team and stuck with it. We might not be lining up the trophies, but I don’t really care.
I’ve got some fantastic memories from some classic games over the last 35+ years.
Yes we are spursy and normally mess things up, but we also have those delightful moments where we win or draw and people don’t expect us to. It’s amazing how disappear back to their holes when giving it so large prior to the game.
I’m realistic, of course it’s good to win the NLD postponed for way too long and make sure they didn’t clinch 4th at ours.
4th is totally in their hands now to keep or lose. 2 games to go. |
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By *omer47Man
over a year ago
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Tottenham lol.
Picture from above the ground looks like a toilet seat, thats why its known as the toilet bowl.
Trophy cabinet...EMPTY, and has been for years.
No European football for years.
The opening of the new toilet bowl and 1st game they played there they lost to west ham. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"Tottenham lol.
Picture from above the ground looks like a toilet seat, thats why its known as the toilet bowl.
Trophy cabinet...EMPTY, and has been for years.
No European football for years.
The opening of the new toilet bowl and 1st game they played there they lost to west ham. "
That is why in the red half of north London it’s fondly called the armitage shanks arena….  |
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No European football for years.
The opening of the new toilet bowl and 1st game they played there they lost to west ham. "
If you are trying to have a go at least get your quotes right 
It was the fifth game at the new stadium that the hammers beat us. Prior to that 8 goals and 4 clean sheets
No European football, we’ve been in European competition every season since 2006, so assuming you mean Champions League which we were last in, in 2020 |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Tottenham lol.
Picture from above the ground looks like a toilet seat, thats why its known as the toilet bowl.
Trophy cabinet...EMPTY, and has been for years.
No European football for years.
The opening of the new toilet bowl and 1st game they played there they lost to west ham. "
Bloody hell, which Spurs fan hurt you?  |
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Personally I was disappointed that the European Super League didn't go ahead as it would have given us something to chuckle about, the 'battle of the bottom ' each year between Spurs and Arsenal knowing that because there would be no relegation they would have to repeat the same process the next year. |
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"Tottenham lol.
Picture from above the ground looks like a toilet seat, thats why its known as the toilet bowl.
Trophy cabinet...EMPTY, and has been for years.
No European football for years.
The opening of the new toilet bowl and 1st game they played there they lost to west ham.
That is why in the red half of north London it’s fondly called the armitage shanks arena…. "
My understanding is any shit from the Spurs stadium gets discharged and empties out via a sewage system at the library |
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"See the spursy thing to happen now would be for them to the cock it up against Burnley!!!
Anyway I am up in the nosebleeds for Newcastle vs Arsenal on Monday night! I still think we beat both Newcastle and Everton at home on the final day… but it’s more squeaky bum than it needed to be "
Your squeaky bum just got squeekier  |
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"Tottenham lol.
Picture from above the ground looks like a toilet seat, thats why its known as the toilet bowl.
Trophy cabinet...EMPTY, and has been for years.
No European football for years.
The opening of the new toilet bowl and 1st game they played there they lost to west ham.
Bloody hell, which Spurs fan hurt you? "
It appears someone hurt them badly! I love it when someone quotes something to support their point of view and get it so badly wrong |
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"Tottenham lol.
Picture from above the ground looks like a toilet seat, thats why its known as the toilet bowl.
Trophy cabinet...EMPTY, and has been for years.
No European football for years.
The opening of the new toilet bowl and 1st game they played there they lost to west ham. "
And West Ham have gone on to be so successful, not. If they beat Spurs they go on an open top bus ride it's about the most succesful they'll ever be |
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By *licecdTV/TS
over a year ago
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"Yid army, come on you spur.
Haven’t heard much from arsenal and Man U fans "
Have spuds qualified for the champions league then ? No they have not and will probably do their usual bottling job Sunday against Norwich. Spuds the big (lol) team that never win anything |
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Days like yesterday is why I follow Spurs. Beating your local rivals to stop them winning CL football at our ground, then watching them crumble under the pressure of it being in their hands before clinching the 4th spot on the final day of the season with a stroll in the park against Norwich. I don't think it's Spurs fans that are feeling depressed about their team this morning |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It’s like fab. You know you’re going to be disappointed most the time but you always live in hope something will happen "
Exactly!
That is also the joy of supporting NUFC |
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"Yid army, come on you spur.
Haven’t heard much from arsenal and Man U fans Have spuds qualified for the champions league then ? No they have not and will probably do their usual bottling job Sunday against Norwich. Spuds the big (lol) team that never win anything "
That aged so well.
CL
Golden Boot
Lots and lots of salty tears.
Just marvellous 
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yid army, come on you spur.
Haven’t heard much from arsenal and Man U fans "
Can we leave United fans out of this? We know we're shit. Just let us lick our wounds |
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Dear Liverpool,
Please try harder next year, so that we don't have to deal with the trophy parade traffic after work.
Yours truly,
KCs 
PS: If we have to drive over to see Mrs KCs Dad, please can you finish your parade early doors, or let Spurs win? Ta. |
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"Tottenham lol.
Picture from above the ground looks like a toilet seat, thats why its known as the toilet bowl.
Trophy cabinet...EMPTY, and has been for years.
No European football for years.
The opening of the new toilet bowl and 1st game they played there they lost to west ham. "
West Ham fan? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yid army, come on you spur.
Haven’t heard much from arsenal and Man U fans Have spuds qualified for the champions league then ? No they have not and will probably do their usual bottling job Sunday against Norwich. Spuds the big (lol) team that never win anything "
Lmao |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This aged well as did a lot of the comments.
And the geezer who called the fans vermin… your mum takes bbc balls deep.
That’s not me saying it, I read about her on the toilet wall… which was in a brothel.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yid army, come on you spur.
Haven’t heard much from arsenal and Man U fans Have spuds qualified for the champions league then ? No they have not and will probably do their usual bottling job Sunday against Norwich. Spuds the big (lol) team that never win anything
That aged so well.
CL
Golden Boot
Lots and lots of salty tears.
Just marvellous
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