LOLiverpooLOL - Next Season

[genome]

No secret about it, already admitted it on here before gr8 m8

[No Fixed Abode]

Spurs have had to do without Kane, Lamela, Rose, Winks, Lloris, and Wanyama in recent games.

6 wins in a row in all competitions.

Who cares!
Horrible club with Horrible fans

Spurs?

I've started to really like them. Especially when compared to the other big clubs.

At least their fans seem genuine football supporters and they have a decent atmosphere at their ground

Again all compared to other clubs of their stature

I don't actually mind Spurs, although this current team do get eggy and start kicking lumps out of the opposition when they're losing. Genuine more so than other fans? Not really. Decent atmosphere? Not really. Not bad but I went to Spurs v Everton the other week. Not much of an atmosphere apart from when the goals went in.

[genome]

Speaking of eggy

[No Fixed Abode]

Speaking of eggy

Best stadium in the Country? YES.

[bobby1413]

Decent atmosphere? Not really. Not bad but I went to Spurs v Everton the other week. Not much of an atmosphere apart from when the goals went in.

Which grounds would you say has A better home atmosphere?

Liverpool, man united and city, Arsenal and Chelsea all far worse

[No Fixed Abode]

Decent atmosphere? Not really. Not bad but I went to Spurs v Everton the other week. Not much of an atmosphere apart from when the goals went in.

Which grounds would you say has A better home atmosphere?

Liverpool, man united and city, Arsenal and Chelsea all far worse

Liverpool atmosphere is a myth. HTH. Walk on at the start. Nothing for 90mins and if they're winning another rendition of Walk on at the end.
Chelsea is a better atmosphere than Spurs.

[Nameless]

Spurs is a great place to go and watch football. Loved all our visits there despite the results. Hope they don't lose it when they move grounds, Always found the SPurs fans a fair minded bunch as well
Highbury used to be a great place to go but not so great now, feels too much like New Wembley which is as negative a comparison as is possible.
Everton is much like Spurs, feels a bit like a throwback to a previous era in a good way.
Liverpool oozes tradition and whilst there is an element of the theme park about it a good rendition of YNWA or Fields is well worth seeing.
Nothing too positive to say about either of the Manchester venues.
Whenever I've been to Stamford Bridge it has seemed full of unhappy people, just never feels like somewhere people go to actually enjoy themselves. redeveloping won't be as traumatic for them as it has been for Arsenal as they have never had the atmosphere or tradition attached to Highbury. It's a small step to move from one ground focused on high end shopping, hotels and restaurants to a bigger, shinier one.

[No Fixed Abode]

Spurs was ok - had a decent time in hospitality. But there were too many Barbour jacketed, flat cap wearing wannabe hard boys about.

[genome]

TBF to you Kes I went to the Fulham v Tottenham cup match and you just described most of the away end

[LUX]

whilst I must admit I would love Spurs to catch Chelsea, it is LOLZ that they are playing so well, this is their best team for decades and yet, like last year, they'll just end up with a CL place that they'll blow as soon as they play anybody from France, Italy, Spain or Germany. Or Belgium (ffs, Spurs). Better be like Liverpool who look like scraping into the CL despite doing their best to embarrass themselves against anybody.

I suppose being Spurs >>>>>>>>>>being Man U, mind you.

[Winston Smith]

Can't take WHL seriously with all the Craig Beazely style motivational guff around it.

[BR0B0T]

LOLiverpooLOL

[John Smith]

Always found the SPurs fans a fair minded bunch as well

What are you on about pal?

Spurs was ok - had a decent time in hospitality. But there were too many Barbour jacketed, flat cap wearing wannabe hard boys about.

This is correct. Especially the Reading-based fans hanging around the station before their big day out on Saturday. Utterly embarrassing.

[Winston Smith]

Emre Can

[Ark Royal]

Emre Can

I had to wind that back to believe what I saw! The faces on the Watford fans behind the goal. Literally

[genome]

Genuinely one of the best goals I've ever seen.

[BR0B0T]

great goal...I literally turned on as the cross came over
(I'm now thinking that maybe I deserve some of the
credit for this...waddya reckon?)

[double d]

great goal...I literally turned on as the cross came over
(I'm now thinking that maybe I deserve some of the
credit for this...waddya reckon?)

I will share that with you. I turned it off 20 seconds before they scored....

[No Fixed Abode]

Liverpool's signing of Mo Salah for £39 million takes their Premier League outlay on players past the Billion Pound mark. Titles won. None

[BR0B0T]