Fear Of The Fox

Don't worry guys. In 2 mins we're entering Spursy time.

What was Onana doing there? Is his brain slower than an 80s dial up connection?

I've just opened a beer.

This is horrendous. Championship quality football. Awful.

This is the best scenario. Massive brawl at 0-0, 5 red cards for each team, a fan dressed as a kangaroo invading the pitch and start chasing Ange.

I've decided, Spurs.

Ange probably thinks it will be a tight game and he'll bring Son later as a super sub. His plan will probably go into the bin when Spurs are 2-0 down by the 20th min.

The question is: In which state are both teams financially? We know they're pretty much in huge debt but does anyone have a more in depth analysis about it? Spurs have a big debt mainly coming from the stadium, wages are quite high and they spent a lot the past couple of seasons. They'll surely be in massive trouble without Champions League football next season? There's going to be a huge rebuild if they lose making them favourites to go down next season maybe. Man Utd are also in a bad state by the looks of it and they've already began cutting expenses here and there. But it's Man Utd so idk if any authority can touch them. Plus they still have global revenue.

Trying to motivate myself to watch this dross tonight. Which team will be in a bigger trouble by losing the final? I reckon Spurs? Is this right?

Today isn't the fall. It's the peak. We'll be back strong.

Yes. Maybe. I've seen other players convinced to sign new contracts after the intervention of fans some decades ago in countries like Spain and Italy. Don't mind me. It's all a bit emotional now and for all of us.

Everyone in the stadium should refuse to walk out today until this LEGEND is given a new contract. This is a very sad day. Thank you Jamie for all the great moments and memories for me, my children and my whole family.

All these GKs have a negative IQ. Their managers forcing them playing from the back are responsible for these farcical errors. GKs errors were also happening in the past (80s and 90s) but right now there's at least a 1000% increase.

We need another miracle for the perfect end of the season. Finish above Ipswich and Man City relegated.

At this rate Wrexham will win a trophy before them. Maybe York City also.

There are more chances me winning the Euro Millions twice in a row.

Tonight is Levy's last chance to reach the status of "legendary" owners. If I was him I would just sack Ange and appoint right away one of the following for the final: - Erik Ten Hag - Joachim Löw - Allegri

There's another question: How much can this Spurs team spend to improve whilst they're already in a huge debt? Or how much are they allowed to spend from now on? They will have to rebuild the squad surely?

Since when big wages mean quality players? Except Son there isn't a single player there I would have signed to be part of the Leicester team when we missed CL football twice. Madisson is a good player but he's way too soft and lazy.

Spurs can't afford to lose the final. If they lose (99.99%) they'll be for sure in a relegation battle next season with a hugely depleted squad which was already near Championship quality.

You didn't understand my point. Defenders tend to get more physical when they know it was a clear offside. We've seen it hundreds of times, dangerous tackles or even pushing the attacking player to the ground because they know the play will go back. And don't tell me they're getting booked for these challenges. 99% they aren't. It doesn't make sense not to raise the flag immediately when there's a clear offside by 10 yards.

It's not that simple because you risk severe injuries of the attacking players when the defenders know it was a clear offside by 1000 miles.

Football has become a joke because of all these stupid rules THEY invented and now they're calling for changes. This is what happens when you let politics and politicians everywhere. We know, we know: "Lessons learned". Hope the lad recovers soon and then sues all of them because THEY knew and WE knew something like this would happen eventually.

I'm in my late 40s but if you put me to play basketball against British lads in their 20s people will think I'm Michael Jordan. Sakamoto is just doing the basics right and that's it.

It's the natural result of years watching this dross.