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Becks THFC · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 4:57 pm

9nufc9 wrote:

YoBBo wrote:

Season over, at least we finished above Newcastle eh.

No wonder you're a small club if that's the highlight of the season.

It isn't.

Big Jono · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 4:57 pm

Season overJob done lads, back in Europe and got Ramos after Jol left us in the relegation zone.

Roll on the window and A whole preseason under Ramos.

YoBBo · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 5:00 pm

9nufc9 wrote:

YoBBo wrote:

Season over, at least we finished above Newcastle eh.

No wonder you're a small club if that's the highlight of the season.

No! I didnt say it was the highlight, that would be winning a trophy.

9nufc9 · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 5:02 pm

YoBBo wrote:

9nufc9 wrote:

YoBBo wrote:

Season over, at least we finished above Newcastle eh.

No wonder you're a small club if that's the highlight of the season.

that would be winning a trophy.

Wouldn't know what that was like :spy:

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Big Jono · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 5:02 pm

YoBBo wrote:

9nufc9 wrote:

YoBBo wrote:

Season over, at least we finished above Newcastle eh.

No wonder you're a small club if that's the highlight of the season.

No! I didnt say it was the highlight, that would be winning a trophy.

And we did that toooooooooooo!!!!!! Laughing

yidomatt · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 6:11 pm

My mate text me saying that on his way to the stadium about an hour before kick off, he saw Lennon driving in his car; heading away from WHL Question

Any of your ITK's know anything about that BJ?

Big Jono · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 6:24 pm

yidomatt wrote:

My mate text me saying that on his way to the stadium about an hour before kick off, he saw Lennon driving in his car; heading away from WHL Question

Any of your ITK's know anything about that BJ?

Hes injured, was out on the [beep!] this weekend too. But should still watch the match youd think Confused

yidomatt · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 6:26 pm

I bet it didn't go down too well with Ramos.

Sparkyjinx · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 6:51 pm

Thanks God this season is over, this game sounded a complete non-entity and its a shame we couldn't finish on a high, but not the end of the world either.

I am looking forward to Ramos having settled in and getting to work with the lads all summer, and bring in a few new faces to work with.

Jol was a star, but Ramos steadied the ship when it needed it - and capped it off with a piece of silverware.

We have won more than Arsenal for the past 3 seasons!!! Very Happy

I have been waiting a very long time to say that.

Big Jono wrote:

yidomatt wrote:

My mate text me saying that on his way to the stadium about an hour before kick off, he saw Lennon driving in his car; heading away from WHL Question

Any of your ITK's know anything about that BJ?

Hes injured, was out on the [beep!] this weekend too. But should still watch the match youd think Confused

Poor show Aaron, if thats the case, very poor show.

Big Jono · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 6:55 pm

King goes out on the p1ss too when he knows hes injured for the weekends game, not exactly unique to little Aaron that one.

Sparkyjinx · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 6:59 pm

Not on really, in my opinion - to be seen by fans driving away from the stadium (unless he had a genuine reason) is not on. Last day of the season, he should be there to at least 'say thanks' to all the fans like Matt who watched week in week out even when we, Lennon included, played sh*t.

-Dave- · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 7:42 pm

Big Jono wrote:

King goes out on the p1ss too when he knows hes injured for the weekends game, not exactly unique to little Aaron that one.

He must be a bit of an alchy then!

Ben91 · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 8:35 pm

Ah, i'm very pleased to round the season off with a 2-0 victory at a place like White Hart Lane. Never thought we'd get a cleansheet either. So good on the lads for that... now we can go into pre-season less disheartened by no silverware, rejuvenate and then start the new campaign fully prepared.

I couldn't watch the match, sadly, so if anyone (Mrtz) who has could help me out a little please:

What did we do good?

What did we do bad?

Who was good?

Who was bad?

Apparently Skrtel was Man of the Match?

How did Insua fare?

Steely Hill · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 8:43 pm

Steely Hill wrote:

Liverpool will walk away with this comfortably i feel. 2-0 to the scousers

Indeed.

a bottom half finish for Spurs and an uninspiring points tally from the Messiah Ramos since his arrival at the club. a mickey mouse trophy glossing over what has been a pathetic season for the yids in the league including under Ramos.

i think next season Spurs should aim a bit higher and try to make the top half of the league. progression is the key.

mrtz · Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 10:49 pm

Ben91 wrote:

Ah, i'm very pleased to round the season off with a 2-0 victory at a place like White Hart Lane. Never thought we'd get a cleansheet either. So good on the lads for that... now we can go into pre-season less disheartened by no silverware, rejuvenate and then start the new campaign fully prepared.

I couldn't watch the match, sadly, so if anyone (Mrtz) who has could help me out a little please:

I will Very Happy

What did we do good? Probably like a replay of the Manchester City match. Lifeless in the first with little spurts of magic (Arbeloa and Voronin for the first goal, and absolutely superb skill by Torres on the 2nd) in the 2nd half.

What did we do bad? Just the usual mistakes again (bad finishing to stick out like a sore thumb... 2 goals off about 15 or more shots), much like the Man City match. Can't really fault anyone at this point because it was obvious that this was a side-show when it came to the bill of matches today.

Who was good? Arbeloa, Torres, and Gerrard caught my eye today. But a decent performance overall from most involved.

Who was bad? Despite the goal scored, Voronin was pretty bad. Not as bad as we've seen before, but definitely won't be in the starting XI (I hope) very many times next season. Had a good touch taking the Arbeloa pass to score, but that's pretty much it. Big, slow, and clumsy is he.

Babel missed a few chances again and he really has to work on finishing.

Apparently Skrtel was Man of the Match? Not sure. I was watching some Arabic coverage, so I didn't watch the post-game stuff. For me MOTM is Torres all the way.

How did Insua fare? Other than the yellow card, was decent, IMO. Not influential, but got the job done.

Goals here: http://101greatgoals.magnify.net/item/TSXFP7RKLP77ZHJC

yidomatt · Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 12:34 am

Sparkyjinx wrote:

Not on really, in my opinion - to be seen by fans driving away from the stadium (unless he had a genuine reason) is not on. Last day of the season, he should be there to at least 'say thanks' to all the fans like Matt who watched week in week out even when we, Lennon included, played sh*t.

If he was heading home because he wasn't playing due to failing a fitness test, then let the silly little boy go and cry. If that is the case, fair enough, the guy wants to play football, but it is a team game, and if he can't be part of the line up, it doesn't mean he isn't part of the team. He should have stayed and supported his team mates.

If there was a genuine reason for him having to leave then fair enough, I wont question that.

I just hope there was a genuine reason.

Big Jono · Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 2:12 am

yidomatt wrote:

Sparkyjinx wrote:

Not on really, in my opinion - to be seen by fans driving away from the stadium (unless he had a genuine reason) is not on. Last day of the season, he should be there to at least 'say thanks' to all the fans like Matt who watched week in week out even when we, Lennon included, played sh*t.

If he was heading home because he wasn't playing due to failing a fitness test, then let the silly little boy go and cry. If that is the case, fair enough, the guy wants to play football, but it is a team game, and if he can't be part of the line up, it doesn't mean he isn't part of the team. He should have stayed and supported his team mates.

If there was a genuine reason for him having to leave then fair enough, I wont question that.

I just hope there was a genuine reason.

What are you on about hes been out for the season since a couple of weeks ago, keep up Matty!

Big Jono · Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 3:17 am

Steely Hill wrote:

Liverpool will walk away with this comfortably i feel. 2-0 to the scousers

Indeed.

a bottom half finish for Spurs and an uninspiring points tally from the Messiah Ramos since his arrival at the club. a mickey mouse trophy glossing over what has been a pathetic season for the yids in the league including under Ramos.

i think next season Spurs should aim a bit higher and try to make the top half of the league. progression is the key.

yidomatt · Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 11:23 pm

Big Jono wrote:

yidomatt wrote:

Sparkyjinx wrote:

Not on really, in my opinion - to be seen by fans driving away from the stadium (unless he had a genuine reason) is not on. Last day of the season, he should be there to at least 'say thanks' to all the fans like Matt who watched week in week out even when we, Lennon included, played sh*t.

If he was heading home because he wasn't playing due to failing a fitness test, then let the silly little boy go and cry. If that is the case, fair enough, the guy wants to play football, but it is a team game, and if he can't be part of the line up, it doesn't mean he isn't part of the team. He should have stayed and supported his team mates.

If there was a genuine reason for him having to leave then fair enough, I wont question that.

I just hope there was a genuine reason.

What are you on about hes been out for the season since a couple of weeks ago, keep up Matty!

Oh

But still, should have stayed at the ground.

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