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Louis G: that was a great post, mate. Just really, really honest and ... just great

Thanks mate
Mr Anderson wrote:Louis G wrote:So please dont feel sorry for spurs mate, we are on the up.
Well said Louis. I'm more positive about the upcoming season than I have been for years. We've got a genuine shout for Europe in the league (IMO) and there seems to be some stability at Spurs with Jol at the helm.
Looking forward to seeing our new wingers Aaron Lennon and Wayne Routledge play and hopefully the team can build on the consistency of performance from the back end of last season. If we can keep the spine of the team fit (Robinson, King, Carrick, Defoe) then we should be good.
2-2 draw with Boca Juniors this morning, playing Sundowns on Monday (11am Eurosport)

Yeah i agree totally, Lennon and Routledge are exciting but there end product needs to be worked on by the Spurs coaching staff.
Yes we played well against Boca a deserved draw and a awesome goal by Defoe, Mido has lost a lot of weight, im hoping he gets a good run in the team this year. Andy Reid seems to have but a bit more on

and again i hope they work on his crossing always to deep.
Beat sundowns 3-1 going to watch it now.
The Frozen One wrote:Louis G wrote:If you really are a gooner i cant belive you saying you would like us to be a bit more succesful. Shocking really.
I think the feeling (and without wishing to sound arrogant here) is that Spurs have not been in the same league as Arsenal for a few years now.
It is difficult to have a genuine rivalry with a team you beat every 3 games out of 4 - with a draw on the 4th game.
A lot of Gooners these days seem to hate the Mancs ahead of Spurs. Even the (previously) rabid anti-Spurs fanzine "Up the Arse" seems to concentrate on ManUre and Chelsea.
And by successful I mean finishing 5th with no trophies, and get knocked out of the UEFA cup in the first round to some team from Lapland etc etc...
P.s. thoughts on Patrick leaving? i for one think he had a poor season last year due to previous capaign and the contract merry go round, i feel he would have been better this season and it is a massive loss, but 13 mill for q 29 yo is good business. 3rd place this year though
Still not sure about Paddy. If Wenger can hang on to everyone else, then maybe this is a good thing in the longer run.
Wenger doesn't make many mistakes, and I'm sure selling Vieira will not be one of them. I hope.
Third place? Quite possibly.
Yes you may feel like that and i can admit that you have surpassed us on the pitch. But to say no genuine rivally is madness. We are on each doorsteps you in N5 and us in N17. We have a long built up hatred for each other. Everyone knows it as the great north london derby. Anyone who wins the league can be your rival, so lets say Liverpool win it next season, you saying Chelsea,Man U and Liverpool are your rivals. I would just get silly. We grew up together, we always want to outdo each other.
Yes you win most games now adays, but our team is improving with Jol and yours is getting weaker. You are in transition. Last season Spurs 4 - 5 Arsenal. Did you watch it? if so you know we deserved to win that game. Silly defensive mistakes gifted you the goals. It really hurt that day as i truely believe we played you off the park.
The when you beat us 1 - 0 you your boys got away with some really bad challenges and Lehaman pushing Keane in the face was crazy and he got away with it.
romanista wrote:Louis G wrote:
Spurs have won themselves alot of netrual fans last season and there is more to come.
Tottenham till i die.
So true, i always had sympathy for tottenham (ajax-fans always feel related to the spurs, but after Jol came, something changed for me, and now thet are the team for me (previously I was mostly routing for a squad that could challenge ManYoo)
Martin Jol = Legend
Louis