TOTTENHAM ARE STILL A BIG CLUB!

ah - well that was the other explanation. Thanks.

who cares about the champions league? the lads brought the eusebio cup back to the lane

http://i.thisislondon.co.uk/i/pix/2010/08/Dawsontrophy415.jpg

ha that's classic

Dos Santos! Is he any good? Thought he looked a tricky little thang in the World Cup.

classic ability vs reported attitude probs

+ inability to get any of his 12 shots a game even on target.

Dos Santos will never make it in the Premiership, we should cash in on his decentish World Cup now.

hasty imo.

his tasty flick brought spurs the eusebio cup glory!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQwLpEZ1D-8&feature=player_embedded#!

around 4:20 in

aw cheers for that, watching this second

i gotta pause that for a sec and just say- wow benfica

and now i gotta reload wtf

didn't get to see all of it it kept skipping on me, but from what i caught there's no way we should have won that one.

;_; for sub waiting to come on when we scored

benfica looked amazing in that

yes but they do not like it up them iirc

Haha yeah from those highlights it looks like Spurs got ripped up for 90mins and somehow still won.

BTW

Forgot completely about Kaboul in our discussion of 'do we need another centre half' so the answer is a definite 'no' cos I <3 that dude.

we're goin to the CL folks

prayers for young boys answered.

glad about this btw - got the makings of an absolute egg-on-face classic

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Sutter

and here's your instrument of fate

I don't see any way that this can't happen. Only compunded by this: "In the autumn of 2006 Sutter stated that he no longer wished to be considered for selection for the Swiss national side as he wanted to play for the Three Lions"

Young Boys at the Wankdorf stadium!

u r kidding

Got tickets for the WHL leg! Best day ever!

:D

that's class.

young boys' away strip looks familiar

http://www.bscyb.ch/cgi-bin/dynamisch/homeaway2010.jpg

http://i437.photobucket.com/albums/qq99/javinspencer/tupac_west_side.jpg

for my second ever premiere league match i'm going to see fulham vs wolves at craven cottage. i'm bringin my 74-yr-old dad. i don't think the supporters will be particularly rambunctious but i guess we should probably sit w the neutrals?

Neutrals?

Yeah Craven Cottage has a neutral area, FSVO "neutral". In the very unlikely event that anything kicks off its more likely to happen in the neutral area than anywhere else because it's only nominally neutral, you'll get both sets of fans in there.

I'd go in the Fulham seats myself, you'll get the best atmosphere in there.

Never heard of a neutral area before.

i hadn't thought of it like that, but that makes sense!

I always try to sit in or beside the away fans myself. The seats aren't normally that great but you get good songs and a bit of banter. Wolves fans are alright, I've seen them a couple of times. Wouldn't've thought there was any chance of trouble myself.

do any other parks have a neutral area?

Alternatively, the main stand at Craven Cottage (the one on the side away from the river anyway, I think it's the main stand) is very tight to the pitch, and it's pretty cool to be sitting right down the front and get the occasional bit of action literally a dozen feet away from you.

wikipedia:

Fulham is the only club currently in the UK to have such an area. Fans can wear whatever shirt and support either side in this area, leading to friendly banter.

lol

do any other parks have a neutral area?

― cozen, Friday, 6 August 2010 18:41 (2 hours ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

Any seats at Ashburton Grove above the cheapest ones...

Yo, Ismael - I got two tix in the second row of that stand. Psyched!! They are "uncovered" but whatever, w'ell just bring raincoats.

Great stuff, hope it works out well.

Full-blooded challenges are awesome from that range, let's hope that having beaten relegation Wolves don't decide to try playing like Spain.

please unlock that other thread, Spurs are BACK

not trolling here, honest, but: they better enjoy their stint in the champions league because they've as much chance of being there next year as Celtic.

i.e. none.

Didn't see the first half, but their second half was as dismal as you'll ever set eyes on. Somehow only compounded by the fans getting on their backs from about 55 mins - justified as it was, it's still a bit like Villa getting all over-entitled a couple of years ago.

The brief flurry of knockout blows from Wigan made me think most of all of the Rumble In The Jungle, actually, except that Foreman put on a far better show that night.

blissfully sunbathed my way through this

when if ever did you stop thinking of Man City as one of the big clubs?

http://imgur.com/t0Ogt.jpg

why do his tears please you so?