UEFA Draw (and I don’t even care if I’ve misspelled some of these):
Brondby v Barcelona
Parma v Genclerbirligi
Benfica v Rosenburg
Marseilles v Dnipro Celtic v Teplice (I think they’re Czech)
Perugia v PSV
Groclin v Bordeaux
Valencia v Besiktas
Galatasaray v Villareal
Club Brugge v Debrecen
Sochaux v Inter Milan Liverpool v Levski
Spartak Moskva v Mallorca
Gaziantepspor v Roma
Auxerre v V Panathinaikos Valerenga v Newcastle
There is an often printed photo of Graham Roberts being chaired by fans holding the cup. One of those fans is your’s truly with a truly regrettable mullet. At least I managed to avoid a Micky Hazzard perm.
So very long ago…Especially after saturday’s showing. I couldn’t even bring myself to watch it on the telly.
Which brings me to another of my theories…
I beleive, with all of my little Norf Lahdahn heart that Spurs have a unique purpose in football. We are there to let people break records.
Saturday was shearer’s 100th bar code goal. It seems to me that if a team/player needs to pass a particular mark, 100th goal, longest winning streak, break a losing streak etc etc they always do it against us. THe bastards.
Still I am looking forward to Wednesday. Enfield won too.
Good call on the Bolton result,L_C but sticking a 10/1 shot into a double with Spurs would have been tempting fate a bit.
Arsenal back on top and God is in his heaven. I should have taken the 100/1 when it was available for the Champions League. They won’t win it but I could have covered my bet home.
Larsson’s on his way in January apparently (to Newcastle). It said so in the Sunday papers (as reliable as DrunkenDuncan).
I would hope that Spurs would move heaven and earth in a bid to get Nicky Butt, sending Carr (and if necessary Davies), both of whom fergie covets, in the other direction. He is exactly what we need, and I can’t believe that he can’t get a game at Man Utd.
I don’t gamble on Spurs . . . just don’t trust my judgement.
Fwiw, if I do gamble, my default footie bet is two singles and the double. Alas, I didn’t this week.
IIRC, both O’Neil and Larsson have publically said they’ll hang around until the end of this season. No reason to think they won’t keep to that public promise.
And besides, they’ve got Motherwell (away) to gird their loins over this weekend . . .
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I am utterly distraught. Even before the (home) debacle against Bolton, I siad I never wanted to see the old, petestrian Guf Poyet and Sharon Anderton play in the same side again; It exposes the whole defence, it destroys tempo, it’s unbalanced, it’s utter shite. So Pleat did it.
And then he did it again on Saturday.
The combination isn’t good enough for the premiership and isn’t right for the balance of the team. It’s like going on the pitch carrying an anchor.
Pleat, I understand a lot of what you’ve done and are continuing to do but, please, be bold enough to put this ‘partnership’ where it belongs. We cannot move forwartd without so doing.
And then, how many times did you change things around on Saturday, two, three times in the second half ? Did the team actually know if it was coming or going in the last 15-20 minutes when three of the goals went in?? And you blame the defence!
I feel your pain, L_C. An utterly dismal display at Anfield on Saturday, I suspect engineered by wee GOrd cleverly realising Didi Hamann’s importance in defence and having him closed down accordingly.