Jonas

Woodgate would have been acceptable but not Howe.

They've now lost more games at this stage of the season than we had in our worst ever season under Ossie, but if they win their next game they'll tell you how good they are. and when Brighton play tonight that'll be 31 teams from England to have played more games in Europpe than them would have been worse if Coventry, Luton, Oxford and Wimbledon weren't banned

Sounds all completely above board

There was little room for improvement in our first XI but he's enhanced us, when that sweet sweet day finally comes and everyone's available.

I'm not bothered either way about the Europa league. I think our chances of getting CL again next year via the league without it and the fixture congestion is at least as high as with it but without the risk of fatigue/injuries. Fully fit squad I fear nobody bar City.

Was really coming to terms with the idea of win against Milan taking us through and a draw being Europa at least and maybe more. Like a nice bit safety net. Instead its gonna be brutal again but on multiple fronts.

What a pisser. Though I appreciate the players two-fold because I'm more gutted for them than myself. Yeah on balance of play etc etc. but on balance of play there's never a famous win like that is there? The swotty little nerd cunt Liew can choke on whilst playing football masters.

I just prefer my wrong or too close to call decisions the old fashioned non-goal-celebration killing, 10minutes of checking every game, way

Classic away match radgey

more eye of the needle than eye of the tiger myself.

Finished and English?! Gareth too-boring-for-the-old-Ronseal-advert Southgate must by salivating over him.

I hope we get a significant run with everyone back this season. I just want to see what that's like. Barnes, Botman, Willock, Longstaff, Burn and Wilson mixed in with that lot today, saving each others legs for the next game. Even with the fixture congestion and efforts we put in I reckon we could do deep cup runs and CL quali but for these acursed injuries.

He's just about the main-man for me. On his worst day he'll keep plugging away, wont hide and will make things happen and create a team momentum. Rather than those that didn't give him a chance its those Everton fans I was thinking of, saying they'd robbed us of £40million. Its been another absolute steal by our recruitment folks.

Their exiciting football team thats doing great (after a win anyway) has lost the same amount of games at this stage of the season (17games) as we had in our worst ever season. And that ended up 7 defeats in 20 so could be worse yet.

Very good stuff. Different degrees of being the better team throughout. No right to be putting in shows like that with the injury crisis. Will resist the urge to ask how many times this group has made people like that wanker at Bournemouth look like the shit supporters they are shortly after.

Prefer Milan to have less to play for than us by our meeting and a casual game and win ala Dynamo Kyiv to round things off on a positive note. *also means we might get to enjoy and savour it for what it is as fans - Milan in the CL - with nothing/little to lose.

I'd start him but with it being one game until the internationals we'll persevere with Trippier. Not slagging him off cos he's leader and his wise head is as valuable as his play I fancy, but it would be refreshing also that that change would bring changes in set pieces.

Yes that's exactly how I feel. Its boring really - knowing were growing, going places and going to be stronger with every step. its like taking a bad day at the office in your stride when you have an otherwise good life or something. It might seem a better attitude with me than it actually is cos I part think of anybody that beats us "matter of time before you're gonna get it"

Were ahead of schedule, fucking bereft with injuries and fatigue and were in the hardest possible group. We all knew the squad was going to be stretched this season before the injury criis. Was possible to get out of the group but we were the underdogs and we've held our own. Expecting to beat these away with half a team out!? Only disappointment is not getting to give it our best crack due to injury crisis - an annyoning we'll never know.

On balance it would be a pisser to wear ourselves out and get injuries for nothing in these remaining two games when there's next to no chance of qualifying. 97/98 revisited. A narrow defeat in Paris followed by a dead-rubber against Milan to follow. I'd rather qualify for the CL than get to the Europa league final, but I'd rather win the Europa league than qualify for the CL. Theoretically almost all the players will be back by then which puts a different complexion on things. Chances will still be slim so not much bothered what the outcome is now. There's virtue either way.

Most farcical maybe best, not a chance

Its a very unSpurs like character-wise display Take this effort and character into future games. We went on a thirteen game winning steak after competing with Derby whilst down to 8men back in the day.* *and now the exact same score

Chelsea couldn't be any less savvy

ffs we cant go on like this like. Its drama but its fake drama, anything in every day life going to VAR would be drama - a whodunnit, what are they going to give etc

Could embolden Spurs season hanging on here and compound Chelsea's chronic goal-scoring issue