Spurs

[marsh]

I hope it all ends in tears.

 

[gonetomorrow]

The only remarkable thing about Spurs is they can fill a dozen glasses of beer in five seconds (from the bottom up) at their super new stadium. That's cool.

 

[Lelouch]

Spurs players are some proper snakes.
"tired of demands"

 

[Paris]

Jose does realise that Spurs are cash-strapped right?

 

[paulbefc]

I hope it all ends in tears.

That's a given. It's how much he achieves in the short-term that will determine whether or not the long-term pain is "worth it".

 

[jackyboy]

Will end in tears this.

 

[blue4eva77]

" Hey Poch what are the odds i replace you........ put your money on it "

 

[MikeH72]

Spurs players are some proper snakes.
"tired of demands"

lol they won't know what's hit them now.

 

[hirons11]

Going to be a very entertaining ride this one. Wouldn't be surprised if the Premier League weren't subsidising his wages although with the current VAR PL promotion it's probably not required just yet to keep ratings up lol

 

[Monster Ultra]

Benitez would've been the more sensible choice.

 

[kenada_blue]

Jose does realise that Spurs are cash-strapped right?

Levy will have been telling Poch porkies

 

[MikeB1980]

I’m so sick of Mou. I don’t need him in my football watching life and I hope this ends badly and quickly.

I want to see the back of him for good after this one.

 

[Moomin]

Jose does realise that Spurs are cash-strapped right?

Are they??

 

[tommye]

Gonna be fun in January when Levy tells Jose that he ain't spending bucket loads as per every other club he's been at.

I look forward to the grumpy Jose face

 

[blue4eva77]

Benitez would've been the more sensible choice.

A lot of praise for Rodgers but I don't think he could've made Everton or even Arsenal improve so dramatically.

Leicester like Chelsea were squads with a hunger and desire to change their fortunes. It was a perfect fit. They were just waiting for an ambitious manager in charge to get the best out of them. I cannot imagine Arsenal's team responding to being asked to work harder, train harder, run further, out muscle the opposition,they have too many players from the Wenger era who don't see defeats or losing leads that finish in draws as being a failure anymore.

When I see Everton falling to pieces during games it's players sharing that same mental fragility from years of misfortune and false dawns, Martinez, Koeman, Silva have all chipped away at most of these player's confidence that I don't think anything can restore or improve them into better players.

You do remember that they lost the 2018 final? Didn't exactly destroy them did it seen as they just went and won it last season. Looks like the same with the league.

I just opened the match thread on Bluemoon and there's people still talking about the offside using similar pictures.

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I heard a stat that City can only afford to lose one fixture and they have to win all their remaining games to achieve 100 points again. Also Liverpool's last 38 games has produced 101 points.

This feels like the seed is being planted that "disliking" specific players is now crossing the line.

Saint Sterling's mental health was affected by all the negative energy.

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4 out of the top 7 most expensive defenders were bought by City.

Maguire, Hernandez and De Ligt only just happened in Summer 2019.

They also nearly went in for Van Dijk.

Could of quoted a few more but got bored.

You sure do talk a about former Liverpool managers ( not to mention liking a post when someone said ' we should get Gerrard ' next ), talking about Liverpool in general, spending a lot of time talking about Liverpools current rival Manchester City; even logging into the City forum Bluemoon on the day Liverpool beat City 3-1, spending a lot of effort in ridiculing a former Liverpool player in Sterling who betrayed the club and went to City and defending a Liverpool player in Gomez. questionably likes to posts made around the forum.

A lot of interesting posts about Everton also.