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spurs a joke
after spending a HUGE amount of money on transfers they are still shit
2 games 0 points, and they werent even games against big teams!!!
boro and sunderland at home!
2 games 0 points, and they werent even games against big teams!!!
boro and sunderland at home!
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They lost to Boro away who just outplyed at times Liverpool at home.
Doesn't get any better though, they are off to the Bridge next week. Hope for a 4-4 draw
Doesn't get any better though, they are off to the Bridge next week. Hope for a 4-4 draw
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at times? if 85 minutes is 'at times', then yeah, i agree, we were diabolicalpires7 wrote:They lost to Boro away who just outplyed at times Liverpool at home.
Doesn't get any better though, they are off to the Bridge next week. Hope for a 4-4 draw
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just out of curiousity mate what was our net spending this summer?ruud wrote:after spending a HUGE amount of money on transfers they are still cabernet
2 games 0 points, and they werent even games against big teams!!!
boro and sunderland at home!
im pretty sure we are about 3 million in the black.
ive seen other board members slag you off on this forum, now it seems their digs are well founded.
Get your facts right or stfu.....wangker.
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Pretty sure we got back more money back then we spent.
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Not a good start from Spurs but maybe just need the players to gel and get a few more games with eachother.. They will come good in the next few weeks IMO
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Yeah they've started off terribly, but with the quality they have they will surely get their act together soon and start picking up points.
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Spurs, Spurs, Spurs what can I say i had them penciled in for top four but every game I see of them the more I think that they are gonig to perform the same as last year with different players.
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lolzizou#10 wrote:Spurs, Spurs, Spurs what can I say i had them penciled in for top four but every game I see of them the more I think that they are gonig to perform the same as last year with different players.
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they lost to average team ..
but im sure they will beam chelski off next game
come on !!
but im sure they will beam chelski off next game
come on !!
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ahahaha what a joke statementronaldo07 wrote:they lost to average team ..
but im sure they will beam chelski off next game
come on !!
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hi , blackburn last few seasons for example.k thx byetotsreds08 wrote:ahahaha what a joke statementronaldo07 wrote:they lost to average team ..
but im sure they will beam chelski off next game
come on !!
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Feel a bit silly for declaring they'd have a good season a few weeks ago, but we're only 2 weeks in anything can happen. They have been absolutely abysmal so far though, I think I'm going to ditch Woodgate from my FPL team too.
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best joke ive heard for days!ronaldo07 wrote:they lost to average team ..
but im sure they will beam chelski off next game
come on !!
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If they sell Berbatov, leave themselves with only Bent as a striker. With all the midfielders and a poor defence maybe Ramos can play 1-8-1 formation!!!
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I think the Berbatov saga is affecting them but it is Spurs so i'm not fussed. Typical Spurs really, plenty of talent but no results but in saying that we are only 2 games into the season.
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C'mon the Boro!!!!!!!!!!Bali Cowman wrote:at times? if 85 minutes is 'at times', then yeah, i agree, we were diabolicalpires7 wrote:They lost to Boro away who just outplyed at times Liverpool at home.
Doesn't get any better though, they are off to the Bridge next week. Hope for a 4-4 draw
Once Spurs sell Berba, they would have spent as much as they have recieved. They will be alright. Sunderland no mugs unfortunately
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there won't be no 4-4 draw this time... it will be more comfortable than that.... spurs aren't good enough atm....
give them a year to gel as a new squad learning about each other whilst under a relatively new coach....they'll come good, even if not till next season
give them a year to gel as a new squad learning about each other whilst under a relatively new coach....they'll come good, even if not till next season
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Spurs were outplayed by a fresh sunderland outfit who will push alot of teams this year, Roy keane has done some shopping this year and insead of wasting money on transfers like: O'Donaovan
Harte
Cole
etc
He has landed players that will string together some good games and keep them alive for example:
Malbrounqe
Diouf
Cisse
Chimbonda
Tainnio
Lets not forget that boro held liverpool out for the best part of 90 minutes AT Anfield this week and always start very strong...... i hope your not just another person ripping on managers and their shopping lists
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Harte
Cole
etc
He has landed players that will string together some good games and keep them alive for example:
Malbrounqe
Diouf
Cisse
Chimbonda
Tainnio
Lets not forget that boro held liverpool out for the best part of 90 minutes AT Anfield this week and always start very strong...... i hope your not just another person ripping on managers and their shopping lists
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I still strongly believe that spurs will get at least a point this weekend ..
well, just see if im wrong !!
well, just see if im wrong !!
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Not at The Bridge mate, it is a fortress. The yids have got no chance.barbarez01 wrote:Spuds to beat chelski.
Different team, same story.....I love it.
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Updachels wrote:Not at The Bridge mate, it is a fortress. The yids have got no chance.barbarez01 wrote:Spuds to beat chelski.
Different team, same story.....I love it.
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Berbatov seeks Spurs crisis talks
By Sam Lyon
Dimitar Berbatov's agent is in London for crisis talks as the player attempts to force a move to Manchester United from Tottenham, BBC Sport understands.
Emil Danchev hopes to meet boss Juande Ramos and chairman Daniel Levy in a bid to thrash out the striker's future.
Berbatov was left out of Saturday's loss to Sunderland due to a "lack of focus", while his relationship with his team-mates appears to have broken down.
However, Spurs insist the 28-year-old will not leave for less than £30m.
The London club are threatening to let Berbatov "rot in the reserves", [didn't SAF say they same thing about CR] according to reports, rather than sell him for less than they believe he is worth.
That is despite the fact that the situation has clearly unsettled the club, with defeats to Middlesbrough and Sunderland erasing early-season optimism from fans, and reports of a training ground bust-up involving the Bulgarian adding to pressure on the club.
But Tottenham's position has been made more difficult by the fact that no offer is currently on the table for the striker, despite interest from United as well as two Spanish clubs.
At the same time, Spurs' complaint to the Premier League regarding United's conduct in their pursuit of Berbatov is on hold.
Premier League spokesman Dan Johnson confirmed to BBC Sport that the board met 10 days ago to discuss the matter, only to request more information from both clubs. That, as yet, has not been forthcoming.
In the meantime, Spurs are continuing with their efforts to strengthen the squad, with Spartak Moscow's Roman Pavlyuchenko [done deal]believed to be closing on a move to White Hart Lane.
The Russia striker, who impressed during Euro 2008 with three goals, reportedly met Spurs officials last month and the club could now push through a deal by Friday.
A busy transfer window has seen Tottenham already pay out more than £43m for the likes of David Bentley, Luka Modric, Heurelho Gomes and Giovani dos Santos.
However, the sales of Robbie Keane, Pascal Chimbonda, Younes Kaboul and Paul Robinson, among others, mean they have recouped more than they have spent this summer and are therefore adamant that purchases are by no means dependent on Berbatov's exit.
So, while Andrei Arshavin's proposed switch from Zenit St Petersburg looks highly unlikely, Spurs look certain bring in new faces before the transfer window shuts on Monday.
Ajax striker Klass Jan Huntelaar, Radamel Falcao of River Plate and Manchester City defender Vedrun Corluka[all good buys] are also thought to be on their list of targets.
By Sam Lyon
Dimitar Berbatov's agent is in London for crisis talks as the player attempts to force a move to Manchester United from Tottenham, BBC Sport understands.
Emil Danchev hopes to meet boss Juande Ramos and chairman Daniel Levy in a bid to thrash out the striker's future.
Berbatov was left out of Saturday's loss to Sunderland due to a "lack of focus", while his relationship with his team-mates appears to have broken down.
However, Spurs insist the 28-year-old will not leave for less than £30m.
The London club are threatening to let Berbatov "rot in the reserves", [didn't SAF say they same thing about CR] according to reports, rather than sell him for less than they believe he is worth.
That is despite the fact that the situation has clearly unsettled the club, with defeats to Middlesbrough and Sunderland erasing early-season optimism from fans, and reports of a training ground bust-up involving the Bulgarian adding to pressure on the club.
But Tottenham's position has been made more difficult by the fact that no offer is currently on the table for the striker, despite interest from United as well as two Spanish clubs.
At the same time, Spurs' complaint to the Premier League regarding United's conduct in their pursuit of Berbatov is on hold.
Premier League spokesman Dan Johnson confirmed to BBC Sport that the board met 10 days ago to discuss the matter, only to request more information from both clubs. That, as yet, has not been forthcoming.
In the meantime, Spurs are continuing with their efforts to strengthen the squad, with Spartak Moscow's Roman Pavlyuchenko [done deal]believed to be closing on a move to White Hart Lane.
The Russia striker, who impressed during Euro 2008 with three goals, reportedly met Spurs officials last month and the club could now push through a deal by Friday.
A busy transfer window has seen Tottenham already pay out more than £43m for the likes of David Bentley, Luka Modric, Heurelho Gomes and Giovani dos Santos.
However, the sales of Robbie Keane, Pascal Chimbonda, Younes Kaboul and Paul Robinson, among others, mean they have recouped more than they have spent this summer and are therefore adamant that purchases are by no means dependent on Berbatov's exit.
So, while Andrei Arshavin's proposed switch from Zenit St Petersburg looks highly unlikely, Spurs look certain bring in new faces before the transfer window shuts on Monday.
Ajax striker Klass Jan Huntelaar, Radamel Falcao of River Plate and Manchester City defender Vedrun Corluka[all good buys] are also thought to be on their list of targets.