58 minutes ago, SwedishEntity said:

If you like football, you want Manchester United to lose.

But I would rather United win it than City and I don't think Brighton would stand a chance against City, especially as they are chasing a treble. I don't think United will have enough to stop them either, but there is no way they are going to let City share that achievement without a fight.

55 minutes ago, The Brit said:

Sponny Utd strikes again…De Zerbi’s Brighton turned into Potter’s Brighton.

Sanchez is worse than Mendy at pens.

Was always going to be a miss that decided it.

good to see a future chelsea player scored today

unfortunately Malo Gusto scored an own goal but at least it is a goal

Shame about Brighton but good result for the Toon!

I think Kane should follow Bale to Real Madrid... small club like Spurs really a feeder club for the bigger players 😁

13 hours ago, RMH said:

Tottenham get battered everywhere they go, Tottenham get battered everywhere they gooooo, everywhere they gooo….

Even when things look horrible for us, I always think At least we're not Tottenham. Yesterday's result really helped me mentally, I'm just so grateful 

And in 5th position, they're tearing their hair out even more than we do:  https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/65367961

 

Levy is wrong. It wasn't devastating it was hilarious. 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65365163

Interim manager Cristian Stellini has been sacked by Tottenham Hotspur after four matches in charge.

The decision comes a day after Spurs were thrashed 6-1 at Newcastle - a performance chairman Daniel Levy has described as "wholly unacceptable".

Stellini, 48, was appointed on 26 March after Antonio Conte's 16-month spell as Spurs boss came to an end.

Ryan Mason, who worked under Stellini and took charge when Jose Mourinho was sacked in 2021, succeeds him.

Sunday's defeat at Newcastle, where they trailed 5-0 after 21 minutes, was a significant blow to Spurs' hopes of securing Champions League qualification.

"It was devastating to see," added Levy.

 

Jamie Vardy as a back up / sub striker? He still looks sharp

How has it got to a point where one team has 4 games in hand over another? What's the most games in hand anyone can remember? 

A few teams behind us getting closer and closer. 2 games in hand, but doesn't exactly matter when we can't win a single game of football.

1 hour ago, Scott Harris said:

A few teams behind us getting closer and closer. 2 games in hand, but doesn't exactly matter when we can't win a single game of football.

We can't even score a goal, baby steps first

arsenal fan tv going to be legendary tonight

men vs boys this

that Arsenal even think they are on the same level as Man City is hilarious

Makes you wonder what Arsenal will look like next season. If they don't win the league this season (which looks almost impossible now) then how will they go again next season, especially as they are not likely to spend a lot of money in summer. 

HAHAHAHAHA Arsenal is finished (we are losing to Brentford but nevermind that)

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cue youngest team in the league

top 4 is priority 

good learning experience 

etc

On the upside, at least Arsenal has their usual April runs, let's end their title challenge next week 😅 Southampton got a point off them, surely we could do something similar

Was expecting more outrage on AFTV. 
 

3/10

36 minutes ago, Sconnie Blue said:

Was expecting more outrage on AFTV. 
 

3/10

deep down they knew they weren't anywhere near Man City

2 hours ago, azpi28 said:

deep down they knew they weren't anywhere near Man City

City are everything we should have built.

2 hours ago, axman2526 said:

City are everything we should have built.

Nutshell.

5 hours ago, axman2526 said:

City are everything we should have built.

Size n power football ?

5 hours ago, Bob stark said:

Size n power football ?

We had the head start with Roman, we wasted it.

1 hour ago, axman2526 said:

We had the head start with Roman, we wasted it.

I don't want to talk about it because we can move a certain thread here 😂😂

But isn't it funny that a lot of people think that pep is a smallball fanatic, yet he is following tony pulis/sean dyche school of 4 cb (probably more like 5 since rodri played as cb for spain) + big st up top.

18 hours ago, Sconnie Blue said:

Was expecting more outrage on AFTV. 
 

3/10

Probably because that delusional twat Ty shat his pants and ran away from an interview