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Really chuffed with that win last night. I thought Ramsey's sending off was really harsh, since there was contact and he didn't actually dive/claim for a pen. The Man Utd players surrounded the ref and convinced him otherwise and he got an unjust second yellow. They then scored in the ninth minute of the three added on at the end of the half. Just awful. 

But we played well with 11 and 10 men. Incredible shift from the lads and Man Utd just didn't seem to want it on the night. Happy for Osula, who scored a quite stunning Mbappe esque solo goal to settle it. 

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Enjoyed seeing the Leeds fans shitting themselves last night. Absolutely COYS tonight.

Forest's two goals were beautiful. That Gibbs-White backheel never works. Seen it a hundred times. Fancy it coming off against Man City past Donnarumma. Lovely.

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4 hours ago, SaitoRyo said:

Really chuffed with that win last night. I thought Ramsey's sending off was really harsh, since there was contact and he didn't actually dive/claim for a pen. The Man Utd players surrounded the ref and convinced him otherwise and he got an unjust second yellow. They then scored in the ninth minute of the three added on at the end of the half. Just awful. 

But we played well with 11 and 10 men. Incredible shift from the lads and Man Utd just didn't seem to want it on the night. Happy for Osula, who scored a quite stunning Mbappe esque solo goal to settle it. 

Yeh, I thought that sending off was unfair too.

I thought we might come unstuck against Newcastle - as I've said before, this season is crazily competitive, with everyone tearing points off each other from second to about fifteenth. There's something still annoyingly complacent about our players, even after all the bad records broken and the sheer number of managers gone through. But, more importantly, it's impressive just how well Newcastle played - I've often heard it said it's harder to play against ten men than eleven, and they demonstrated why.

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2 hours ago, SuperBacon said:

I've just got a ticket for tonight. I need sectioning.

Weirdly, despite how shocking Spurs have been lately, I have a strange feeling you beat Palace tonight. Just one of those things, and not saying it makes sense, but I reckon Tudor finds a way to dig in and this is the point from which you turn it around somewhat.

Much as it would be hilarious to see Spurs go down, I think they'll scrape safety somehow by virtue of getting just enough points and the other teams around them being slightly more shit in the last few games. 

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1 hour ago, The Gaffer said:

Wonder's Bacon back from the game yet.

Thankfully I didn't go in the end, what a result!

I think at this point, the only way Spurs get out of this is if we start offering teams playing us money to throw the games, as the worst that can happen is you'll get relegated if you're caught. But knowing us, we'd still find a way to lose the games.

Still, Southampton and Portsmouth away next season. Two games I can be home from in 20 minutes, so you know every cloud.images(1).jpeg.27ac17a267949c8f2ead3be770f9d958.jpeg

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6 minutes ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said:

It was nice to hear the Palace fans jokingly singing "Sacked in the morning, your getting sacked in the morning" to Tudor, though given how it's going it might not be a joke. 

There was a couple of belters just before full time "Why the fuck are you still here?" and "You're gonna boo in a minute"

Marvellous stuff.

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27 minutes ago, Ralphy said:

although right now i think we will be lucky to finish in the top half of the league one table next season  

So will Spurs in a couple of years. 

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Unbelievably poor from Spurs last night. 

To get a letoff in the form of Palace's disallowed goal, score themselves and then completely capitulate within a twelve-minute period, is incredible. Part of me still thinks that, with nine games to go, they'll sort it out because they are 'too big to go down', but their form is shocking and they really don't look up for the fight. Reminds me of us (Newcastle) in 2008/09 in some ways. Plus, they've got pretty much every neutral willing them to relegation because it would be funny, especially in a season where Arsenal could realistically win the title (although you suspect their bottle job is still very much on).

Speaking of funny, I absolutely pissed myself at this happening in something like the 86th minute:

 

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Just watched the highlights from last night. Can we assume Sarr is a Stephanie Vaquer fan after his celebration for his first goal?

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Fucking hell, they might go down. 

Tudor will go today, surely? What an odd choice to bring in when you're in the shit and he's lost two incredibly winnable games. 

Spurs have got to go to Liverpool, Chelsea and Villa which is quite daunting, have Brighton and Everton at home which would be a big chance for 6 points for any Spurs team but this one, have Sunderland and Wolves away, which is similar and then two massive games at home to Forest and Leeds. Going to be some end to the season.

Genuinely, I'd bet on the most mediocre of Spurs teams getting 17 points from that lot. Barely see this lot getting 6.

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