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mackems.gif mackems.gif mackems.gif The best player Spurs will ever sign, is a past his best Jurgen Klinsmann

More chance of that happening than Spurs geting Messi. mackems.gif Skirge for manager ;D ;D The original post is the most incredible thing in the history of sports journalism. The thing Spurs fans could probably see it happening. Stick to signing Kevin Scott and Andy Sinton you cockney wanks.

Personally, I think this is a load of bollocks, but if it isn't all toon fans present had a duty to kick this c*** to f***. > http://hobnob.royals.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=60707&start=20

I dont recall saying my pal was ever in the NUFC changing room. The title is CHANGING ROOM BUST UP, did he just stand against the door with a glass pressed against it by his ear??

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/42867000/jpg/_42867555_ab3.jpg Right, say your pal works for Reading how the fuck would he end up in the toon dressing room?

http://cache.gettyimages.com/xc/74007159.jpg?v=1&c=NewsMaker&k=2&d=17A4AD9FDB9CF193121F0CA652334348CCE6544960DD28DF Thats the smile of an angel? Roeder can't help his face, and I want the bloke to do well, I respected him as a player, but Newcastle are going no where with him, no where.

I don't like Allardyce at all, basically I think he's a boring cunt or he certainly comes across like that on TV, a bit like Howard Wilkinson. However if he had managed the toon in that second half, and watched Dyer's incredibly pathetic pass when he was nearly last man, he would've had his eyes bulging and his vein popping out of his temple's at the utter ineptness of it. Roeder stood there arms folded. Fans of other clubs could say "fickle Newcastle fans wanting to change their manager again", but it's true the bloke can't motivate his players. No manager should be judged on his first 10-15 games good or bad. If Curbishley had West Ham would already be relegated. I'm just fuckin pissed off. I looked at the clock 60:25, and I thought fuck all is going to change in this game, about three of them looked like they don't want to be there, fair enough there were injuries to Emre and Sibs but the fact of the matter is we didn't want it enough against what are INFERIOR players, and they all are. No motivation. I have to say as much as I like pure football, I would take any manager right now, who instills some PASSION in the shirt, that's all I want, and someone who we can realistically say can at least make us the fifth best side in the short term, and a Champions League team in the long term. I hate to say it deep down, but Allardyce has 100% better chance of doing that if he is given the opportunity than fuckin Roeder has.

Exactly. Anything lower than Northern League isn't great, and anyone with a reasonable touch and good fitness can play at that level.

Aye against Southampton, I was there, last minute winner as well that. Those passes are easy, Bernard deserves just as much credit for the run he made. If you've got the ball and someone is moving it doesn't take a world class footballer to pick them out, you do need some vision however and they always look good . The best passes are the disguised ones, Messi does them all the time. Your wrong, it wasn't easy because the night we played the pitch was very wet and this meant the pass had to be timed perfect. Have you ever played football yourself, Alberto? A greasy surface is ideal for sliding through balls, I was at Highbury that night, it did rain, but it was hardly Noah's Arc conditions. It doesn't take a genius to work out the pass is harder to judge on a wet pitch than a dry one. Exactly ye taakin fuckin pish. How many times do you hear a commentator say "a nice greasy top, perfect conditions for football." It's easy to judge a pass on a greasy top, as I said clearly you've never played the game at any sort of level. Firstly, yes i've played football at a higher level than you have or ever will and secondly the thing between your ears is quite useful when used, the commentators saying this probably haven't played football in their lifetime either dickweed, yes it is better to pass the ball about to each other but that's direct to a player, judging the weight of a pass is completely different. Look, you haven't the first clue what level I've played at so why speculate you idiot. All I was saying was you talk s****. Well in fairness I don't know if it's a regular thing you talking s**** because I don't read your posts. The key point was you're saying it's easier to judge the weight of a pass on a dry surface, again pish, some surfaces are so inconsistent you can't read. A lush surface like Highburym lightly watered is absolutely perfect for measuring passes, once again I find it unlikely you've played at any level.

Those passes are easy, Bernard deserves just as much credit for the run he made. If you've got the ball and someone is moving it doesn't take a world class footballer to pick them out, you do need some vision however and they always look good . The best passes are the disguised ones, Messi does them all the time. Your wrong, it wasn't easy because the night we played the pitch was very wet and this meant the pass had to be timed perfect. Have you ever played football yourself, Alberto? A greasy surface is ideal for sliding through balls, I was at Highbury that night, it did rain, but it was hardly Noah's Arc conditions. It doesn't take a genius to work out the pass is harder to judge on a wet pitch than a dry one. Exactly ye taakin fuckin pish. How many times do you hear a commentator say "a nice greasy top, perfect conditions for football." It's easy to judge a pass on a greasy top, as I said clearly you've never played the game at any sort of level.

Who ever you want that we want isn't going to Tottenham, that's just the way of the jungle I'm afraid, monkeys are lower down the food chain than lions. I think Barnes and Davies could be on our list so unlucky.

Those passes are easy, Bernard deserves just as much credit for the run he made. If you've got the ball and someone is moving it doesn't take a world class footballer to pick them out, you do need some vision however and they always look good . The best passes are the disguised ones, Messi does them all the time. Your wrong, it wasn't easy because the night we played the pitch was very wet and this meant the pass had to be timed perfect. Have you ever played football yourself, Alberto? A greasy surface is ideal for sliding through balls, I was at Highbury that night, it did rain, but it was hardly Noah's Arc conditions.

McCann and Corradi are Tottenham standard players. In the Allan Nielsen, Steffen Iversen mould.

Those passes are easy, Bernard deserves just as much credit for the run he made. If you've got the ball and someone is moving it doesn't take a world class footballer to pick them out, you do need some vision however and they always look good . The best passes are the disguised ones, Messi does them all the time.

How can anyone forget that game against Spurs I think it was, when there was no one around Fumaca for 20 yards and he did two step overs, then passed it to the bench

The BBC wasn't even formed.

Roeder's to Mirandinha for his goal against Liverpool, in 88/89, what a baal, honest it was brilliant.

Must've been murder for colour blind cunts in them days.

I tend to agree with you but I can't imagine Levy shelling out £6m with his injury record. Given half a chance Levy drones on and on about Anderton's injury record, can't imagine he'd want that again! The ITK who reported it isn't a journo. Dyer wouldn't move to a club as small as Tottenham, top four or nothing I would think, his desire to leave is probably a load of shite anyway.

hahahahaha that pic is legendary When it comes to how creepy defenders looks like Trifon Ivanov is world champion He looks like he's drunk 10 bottles of buckfast in one go, been thrown in a cellar like the gimp off Pulp Fiction, held there for 2 weeks without water, then given a couple of shots of smack, and a can of red bull. I thought Bulgarians were supposed to be good looking.

Let's face it NUFC06 - Woody's not in the class of Trifon Ivanov is he? http://worldcup.uk.msn.com/pidl/112753788/TrifonIvanov1.jpg

errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr do you think the fact he's pretty much been injured for 75% of the last five seasons might have something to do with it? Just a thought. So its not very realistic to say the player who has been injured for the 75% of the last 5 seasons is better then one of the most constant players Chelsea have and also Portugal international 1st team regular who also have won Portuguese Footballer of the Year (2003) and UEFA Best Defender of the Year (2004) Do you still thinks Woody is better then him? Yes.

woodgates a better defender. but carvalhios probly better going forward. The only one in the world who even begins to come close to a fully fit Woodgate is Cannavaro. oh my god, you really are pathetic. What has me imagining Dawson playing for Real Madrid have to do with my opinion on Woodgate. Im not trying to compare the two as i know Woodgate is far better but some of your sentences are really irrelavant. to Soho Square with you. We're civilised people up here, we don't resort to abuse, when clueless chumps like yourself are talking s****. Your countless pm's to me say otherwise. My countless pm's are telling you to vaffanculo and you know they are.

errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr do you think the fact he's pretty much been injured for 75% of the last five seasons might have something to do with it? Just a thought.

woodgates a better defender. but carvalhios probly better going forward. The only one in the world who even begins to come close to a fully fit Woodgate is Cannavaro. oh my god, you really are pathetic. What has me imagining Dawson playing for Real Madrid have to do with my opinion on Woodgate. Im not trying to compare the two as i know Woodgate is far better but some of your sentences are really irrelavant. to Soho Square with you. We're civilised people up here, we don't resort to abuse, when clueless chumps like yourself are talking s****.