suffolk fox Posted 4 April 2016 Posted 4 April 2016 Bear in mind this man was Spurs manager for a while, however the article is laughable. He takes it as a given that we will lose against Sunderland and Spurs will beat Man Utd hence it will be down to 4 points next weekend. Like most now saying pressure is all on Leicester etc, etc but no mention on pressure on Spurs etc. Even if we manage to draw at Sunderland next week the gap will be 8 points before Spurs kick off against Man Utd at home. They are the late kick off next week I would suggest the pressure will be on Spurs knowing they have to win to reduce the deficit to 5 points again and then only five to play. Rednapp, Crooks, Souness, all in the same basket would hate Leicester to do it.
Vacamion Posted 4 April 2016 Posted 4 April 2016 As if Harry Redknapp can write. According to his defence in his trial, he "can't spell", " writes like a two year old" and "doesn't know what an email is". Should be chief football correspondent at The Sun.
RatbyBlue Posted 4 April 2016 Posted 4 April 2016 Wasn't his defence " I dint know naffing abaaaaht it gahvnah"?
Carl the Llama Posted 4 April 2016 Posted 4 April 2016 Wasn't his defence " I dint know naffing abaaaaht it gahvnah"? No it was far less eloquent than that.
inckley fox Posted 4 April 2016 Posted 4 April 2016 Pretty sure the champions scarf I saw being waved about was a 2013 Championship one. Â I thought so as well. I didn't see anyone wearing one with 2016 on it. If some chancer tries to make a quick buck by having a load of scarves made there's nothing any of us can do about it. Just don't buy one!! Â Oh, okay. That's a relief. I'm overseas right now so I wasn't at the game and I imagine I saw the things the TV wanted me to see. Plus any impression I've got of people counting chickens long, long before they're anywhere near ready to hatch is bound to be coloured by the fact that, when I'm away, I tend to hear Stringer's post-match analysis and that guy has been driving me nuts for months with his certainty that we're already ten lengths clear and an inch from the finish line. I'm just not sure we need that sort of thing right now. Let them focus on the next game, get behind them for that, then go again the week after that etc. - there are never any easy games, and there's not a match we can't win either, so just keep going until someone pats us on the back and says 'well done, you're 3rd/2nd/1st'. However this season ends up, this approach - the Ranieri approach, no less - will make the final chapter that bit more enjoyable!
Webbo Posted 4 April 2016 Posted 4 April 2016 Conte confirmed. We all already knew that about 'Arry, didn't need confirming.
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