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RE: TOTTENHAM
parkaner > 23/09/2018, 23:53
What's with this craze for Ham teams in the PL these days?
Totten-Ham, Ful-Ham, West Ham, South-Ham-ton,
We need to campaign for a vegan league, who's good at making petitions? -
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irishlover > 24/09/2018, 23:57
Lol I had a ham sandwich in subway and my friend said it is a tottenham sandwich lol. -
RE: TOTTENHAM
FantasticMR > 25/09/2018, 09:54
(25/09/2018, 09:19)ScottyRampant Wrote: @HARRYKANEISACUNT
That you, Goons?
Would he admit it if it were? Never fessed up to being Lucybisclas did he? -
RE: TOTTENHAM
HARRYKANEISACUNT > 26/09/2018, 15:51
Spurs' new stadium 'will be greatest ever built' says chief engineer
Tottenham's new stadium will be "the greatest that's ever been built", says one of the chief engineers working on the delayed project.The new 62,000-seat arena was due to open on 15 September.It means Spurs play Watford in Milton Keynes on Wednesday because their usual temporary home - Wembley Stadium - is not ready after last weekend's Anthony Joshua fight."We've tried to do something in double time," engineer Nick Cooper said."If you look at any other project of this nature you wouldn't have achieved as much as we've achieved with the stadium."Be patient with us, we understand the frustrations."
Built in virtually every corner of the UK - how Tottenham's ground is coming together- The stadium will feature the world's first dividing, retractable grass pitch built by a Leicester-based firm. Underneath will be an artificial NFL surface - all part of Spurs' grand plan to provide a world-class venue for both sports.
- The Sky Walk, a unique visitor attraction which will allow people to climb the exterior of the stadium up to 40 metres high, has been manufactured by a Midlands-based construction company.
- Six 70-metre trusses capable of extending across the pitch will suspend 950 powerful lights to help grow the grass. The trusses then all fold away, collapsing under the subterranean NFL pitch.
- The three pitch trays which form the retractable grass pitch were manufactured across Yorkshire by a Sheffield engineering specialist firm.
- The stadium steel works were made by a Lancashire-based company who also worked on the Olympic Stadium.
- The concrete panels featuring the club crest, positioned at the north entrance of the stadium, were cast in Scunthorpe.
- Spurs claim the local economy will be boosted by £293m each year and 3,500 jobs created across the entire stadium scheme to handle an expected two million visitors per year.
- 258 affordable homes have been built nearby and money has been ploughed into a partnership with nine independent schools to create the London Academy of Excellence, which is connected to the building that houses the club's new offices.
Fucking shame they cant put a good team in there to fill it.What a fucking waste of good money. - The stadium will feature the world's first dividing, retractable grass pitch built by a Leicester-based firm. Underneath will be an artificial NFL surface - all part of Spurs' grand plan to provide a world-class venue for both sports.
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RE: TOTTENHAM
HARRYKANEISACUNT > 04/10/2018, 16:14
Tottenham 2-4 Barcelona: 'It's stretching reality to claim Spurs are among Europe's best'
As Mauricio Pochettino sat and swallowed the disappointment of Wednesday's Champions League loss to Barcelona, it was in this same room at Wembley 11 months ago he declared Tottenham among the best teams in Europe.Spurs had qualified for the Champions League knockout phase by outclassing eventual winners Real Madrid in a 3-1 win that illuminated the stadium with its brilliance. It was 1 November and Pochettino was buoyant."We now not only belong with the best in England but in Europe," said the Argentine. "What we have to do now is move to the next level and that is winning things. We're pleased but it will mean nothing if we have not won anything."Fast forward to this 4-2 defeat by Barcelona and Pochettino's claim no longer stands up to close scrutiny.
They will be so fucking lucky to get out the group But with the lil maestro on fire I doubt if any team would have beaten them anyway 
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RE: TOTTENHAM
StrumSolo > 04/10/2018, 16:24
Be rude not to have another look at Messi's personal highlights reel, wouldn't it?
And that Rakitic goal - even better with this Dutch commentary.
https://twitter.com/DanWeiner/status/104...0218699777
Not entirely sure what he's trying to convey there. A rocket? Who cares, it's bloody delightful. -
RE: TOTTENHAM
HARRYKANEISACUNT > 04/10/2018, 16:39
Just class on a mega scale. Put Maradona up against todays defenders he couldn't or wouldn't do what we are witnessing with the lil maestro
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RE: TOTTENHAM
StrumSolo > 04/10/2018, 16:42
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RE: TOTTENHAM
HARRYKANEISACUNT > 04/10/2018, 17:00
No more of a Gazza man