1 minute ago, SFL82 said:

Are you trying to prove my point? Heart attack deaths steadily falling until 2019 when the chart ends and yet now it’s up 40% 

you said they never happened 'as frequently', i just proved they happened a lot more frequently, end of debate, goodnight Sir.

10 minutes ago, Andy2461 said:

Any spurs fans left at the end 😂😂

In the stadium or in general?

Where to Boss?...Wembley please...easy, I'll just add last destination in the coach's Sat Nav Mr Tuchel...

i'm patiently waiting for the Conte interview

2 minutes ago, coco said:

you said they never happened 'as frequently', i just proved they happened a lot more frequently, end of debate, goodnight Sir.

😭😂 stick to football mate. You showed incidents are dropping every year, So the total opposite. 
 

If you know how to read a study I can send the whole thing. The risk of a cardiac event doubles with every shot taken.
 

Here it is in black and white, so at least now you know don’t be condescending when people say things you may not like the sound of but aren’t read up on.

Being concerned about something with no long term data when we are seeing clear trends is scientific, burying your head in the sand isn’t. Good night. 
 

 

2 minutes ago, azpi28 said:

i'm patiently waiting for the Conte interview

Yes but uh, dis is the 'istory of the tottenham

Good news. It's always nice to beat Spurs. Hopefully that will give us confidence going into a City match.

Bad news. Lukaku is dogsh*t. I always knew he had trouble holding up the ball, passing or dribbling but I was under the impression that he was supposedly good at scoring goals. When he doesn't score he's completely useless.

Edited January 12, 20224 yr by abramovich

1 minute ago, abramovich said:

Good news. It's always nice to beat Spurs. Hopefully that will give us confidence going into a City match.

Bad news. Lukaku is dogsh*t. I awlways knew he had trouble holding up the ball, passing or dribbling but I was under the impression that he was supposedly good at scoring goals. When he doesn't score he's completely useless.

Don't care how much he cost or his ego, he simply doesn't deliver in these big games , he never has and likely never will at this point, so he shouldn't start in them. Even with the lack of goals from Havertz and Werner, I would rather start with them up top in these games. It's just so frustrating that the club thought Lukaku was the answer.

3 minutes ago, abramovich said:

Good news. It's always nice to beat Spurs. Hopefully that will give us confidence going into a City match.

Bad news. Lukaku is dogsh*t. I awlways knew he had trouble holding up the ball, passing or dribbling but I was under the impression that he was supposedly good at scoring goals. When he doesn't score he's completely useless.

He may have a trouble holding up the ball, but if we know his strength is to score goals, then we need to create more chances for him.

2 minutes ago, Scott Harris said:

Don't care how much he cost or his ego, he simply doesn't deliver in these big games , he never has and likely never will at this point, so he shouldn't start in them. Even with the lack of goals from Havertz and Werner, I would rather start with them up top in these games. It's just so frustrating that the club thought Lukaku was the answer.

 

Well, hopefully Havertz was rested with City in mind. I think TT is too smart to start Lukaku against them.

1 minute ago, hephzibah said:

He may have a trouble holding up the ball, but if we know his strength is to score goals, then we need to create more chances for him.

We did create chances for him. He keeps missing them.

12 minutes ago, abramovich said:

Good news. It's always nice to beat Spurs. Hopefully that will give us confidence going into a City match.

Bad news. Lukaku is dogsh*t. I always knew he had trouble holding up the ball, passing or dribbling but I was under the impression that he was supposedly good at scoring goals. When he doesn't score he's completely useless.

The local Manchester paper has done an article practically praying he starts on Saturday.

 

 

 

 

Fantastic! Great win over that lot (again) and on we go to the final of the most relevant trophy in football (I never said I didn’t care much for the League Cup, did I?) 

6 minutes ago, abramovich said:

 

Well, hopefully Havertz was rested with City in mind. I think TT is too smart to start Lukaku against them.

I’ve got a feeling Havertz starts on Saturday. 

Job done. But not really impressed today. City will kill us if we play this way. 

Since Spuds last trophy win in 2008.

We have won the following.

2 Champions Leagues.

2 Europa Leagues.

1 Super Cup.

3 Premiership Titles.

4. F.A. Cups.

1. League Cup.

1. Charity Shield.

 

Just for the record.😀

34 minutes ago, azpi28 said:

i'm patiently waiting for the Conte interview

He didn't disappoint.

I so wish Amazon were doing them this season with a no holds barred agreement.

Edited January 12, 20224 yr by Argo

22 minutes ago, SFL82 said:

😭😂 stick to football mate. You showed incidents are dropping every year, So the total opposite. 
 

If you know how to read a study I can send the whole thing. The risk of a cardiac event doubles with every shot taken.
 

Here it is in black and white, so at least now you know don’t be condescending when people say things you may not like the sound of but aren’t read up on.

Being concerned about something with no long term data when we are seeing clear trends is scientific, burying your head in the sand isn’t. Good night. 
 

 

Without wanting to get into a discussion about covid-19, vaccines and heart attacks in this topic, but from what I see in that table, the greatest increase is among those that tested positive for covid-19. Also, this paper hasn’t been peer reviewed as it’s from MedRxiv ( not that I think is wrong because of that, but would need to read the whole paper to judge, as one table does not tell everything the authors are saying).

8 minutes ago, Argo said:

He didn't disappoint.

I so wish Amazon were doing them this season with a no holds bars agreement.

That Conte interview abit odd. He was so subdued and look really miserable. I wonder if he’s given up already. 

The Big issue stilk is Strikers scoring, can definitely see Borja being a fixture in our squad next season, he already looks less rushed than big Rom, who tends to morph into a Heskey/Flo type Donkey style striker, as for Werner ship him out or give him the wide left berth.

As for Rudiger pay him 250k a week, it’ll cost way more in a replacement, Say Kounde +wages, players player, straight outbid the JT mould, make him Captain as well...

5 minutes ago, JM7 said:

That Conte interview abit odd. He was so subdued and look really miserable. I wonder if he’s given up already. 

Maybe it's hit him that he's at Tottenham because he's practically talked himself out of an elite level career. If he behaved he may even still be with us today.

Based on pure coaching ability he'd have the whole of Europe chasing him but he just can't help causing wars for little to no reason.

46 minutes ago, Scott Harris said:

Don't care how much he cost or his ego, he simply doesn't deliver in these big games , he never has and likely never will at this point, so he shouldn't start in them. Even with the lack of goals from Havertz and Werner, I would rather start with them up top in these games. It's just so frustrating that the club thought Lukaku was the answer.

Sad thing is, most of us fans knew before we signed him that he was a big game bottler, a good season in the walking football league of Italy doesn’t change it, how could the board be so stupid, o wait a minute it’s the Chelsea board mistakes are a regular thing over the years 

Still can't get used with seeing Conte on Spurs' bench. A serial winner managing a laughing stock. Like seeing Bayern appointing Sean Dyche as their new manager, or Rooney holding hands with Margot Robbie on the red carpet, it just does not make any sense.