CrazyKopCorner Posted 26 January Posted 26 January (edited) 7 hours ago, adejo92 said: These bunch of clowns are going to get their arses handed to them by a 15th placed Tottenham. Unfortunately you are correct. A team with anything about them would be up and at them but our poor little soldiers will be like liccle timid pussy cats. I'm more or less sick of the sight of all of them Edited 26 January by CrazyKopCorner 1 1
markko Posted 26 January Posted 26 January 13 hours ago, Foxdiamond said: A hiding possibly We are playing Spurs who are in about the same form as we are!!!
Popular Post ronnup Posted 26 January Popular Post Posted 26 January 6 minutes ago, markko said: We are playing Spurs who are in about the same form as we are!!! They are miles better than us 5
Winstonthedog Posted 26 January Posted 26 January 14 hours ago, Gazza M said: If only we could pull a rabbit out the hat tomorrow. We could start to believe again. This rabbit can it play up front or in defence 1
Popular Post Sunbury Fox Posted 26 January Popular Post Posted 26 January (edited) I'm refusing to put myself through the whole 'we've got half a chance today as these are horribly out of form and injury-ridden' thing. And the 'results have gone in our favour and a win today will take us the relegation zone' thing. I'm now fully in the acceptance zone that there is no hope as we are garbage. Edited 26 January by Sunbury Fox 6
Popular Post fox_favourite Posted 26 January Popular Post Posted 26 January 14 hours ago, Gazza M said: If only we could pull a rabbit out the hat tomorrow. We could start to believe again. Our rabbit has rolled under the bed and stuck on vibrate with the batteries running out. 5
ronnup Posted 26 January Posted 26 January (edited) They are significantly better in every position on the pitch, at home, under pressure, amd we are a a massive pair of clown shoes. This'll be an absolute shallacking and could see Ruud go Edited 26 January by ronnup
Sunbury Fox Posted 26 January Posted 26 January (edited) 2 minutes ago, ronnup said: They are significantly better in every position on the putch, at home, under pressure, amd we are a a massive pair of clown shoes. This'll be an absolute shallacking and could see Ruud go I also fear that they could tear us apart today as they still have a lot of firepower available. Edited 26 January by Sunbury Fox
Popular Post FosseSpark Posted 26 January Popular Post Posted 26 January 2 minutes ago, ronnup said: They are significantly better in every position on the putch, at home, under pressure, amd we are a a massive pair of clown shoes. This'll be an absolute shallacking and could see Ruud go try not to read this in a south african accent. 6
chrishlcfc Posted 26 January Posted 26 January Oh well I’m putting myself through the torture chamber and going to this one. Nice day in London on the beers. A result would make it even sweeter but not expecting much
foxfanazer Posted 26 January Posted 26 January 17 minutes ago, chrishlcfc said: Oh well I’m putting myself through the torture chamber and going to this one. Nice day in London on the beers. A result would make it even sweeter but not expecting much Enjoy your day mate minus the 90 minutes of football 1
Sly Posted 26 January Posted 26 January We have endured a difficult stretch, with winnable games slipping through our fingers, goals proving elusive, leaking them at the other end like we’ve got a bucket full of holes and performances far below our potential. Yet, football is a game of redemption, and today offers a golden chance to turn the tide. A victory against Tottenham, can lift us out of the relegation zone and reignite belief in the fight. It’s moments that defines resilience. Today could be that spark that changes everything. “I doubt it will be, however sometimes magic happens”. 1 1
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 26 January Posted 26 January It's the time of the day where you look at the table and think what if we could just sneak a win. I'll come back down to earth shortly. 2
joachim1965 Posted 26 January Posted 26 January 2 minutes ago, Sly said: We have endured a difficult stretch, with winnable games slipping through our fingers, goals proving elusive, leaking them at the other end like we’ve got a bucket full of holes and performances far below our potential. Yet, football is a game of redemption, and today offers a golden chance to turn the tide. A victory against Tottenham, can lift us out of the relegation zone and reignite belief in the fight. It’s moments that defines resilience. Today could be that spark that changes everything. “I doubt it will be, however sometimes magic happens”. It really is the hope that kills you. Why do we do it to ourselves.
Stadt Posted 26 January Posted 26 January (edited) 4 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: It's the time of the day where you look at the table and think what if we could just sneak a win. I'll come back down to earth shortly. It’s like having an angel and an devil on your shoulder. In this situation the devil is convincing you what did they got an early red and we took the lead? They’re out of sorts, there’s always a chance… Then, Maddison makes 5 against his former club in the 81st minute. THFC 5-0 LCFC Edited 26 January by Stadt
foxfanazer Posted 26 January Posted 26 January The blueprint on how to beat Spurs has been shown time after time but I bet we don't follow it
foxfanazer Posted 26 January Posted 26 January Just now, 09bballer said: Just about to leave, feeling really positive Please stay Ruud 1
Wasyls Pec Deck Posted 26 January Posted 26 January I had a dream last night where Vestergaard rose like a salmon and nodded it in from a corner by channelling his inner 15-16 Huth.
JimJams Posted 26 January Posted 26 January So there it is, as prophesied, it shall come to pass. Spurs 1 - 0 Leicester Vestegaard og '65
Foxdiamond Posted 26 January Posted 26 January 1 hour ago, markko said: We are playing Spurs who are in about the same form as we are!!! We are far more vulnerable to a pasting
Raj Posted 26 January Posted 26 January 16 minutes ago, foxfanazer said: The blueprint on how to beat Spurs has been shown time after time but I bet we don't follow it The blueprint on his to beat leicester has been shown time after time and I bet Spurs follow it
jim5000 Posted 26 January Posted 26 January I expect our new signing, Woyo, will be the key today. We’ll turn our fortunes around with a 3-1 victory - Those early attempts we always have will actually go in today Vardy Woyo Vardy pen Son
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