kingofjustice

Brilliant. Best Post anywhere in a while. I had an Argentina shirt as well. The lad is playing his natural game. In S America that means win at all cost, and thats what he does. Nothing wrong with that.

Enrique Suarez Reina

Enrique Suarez Reina

To be fair the one player that I would genuinly give more than a 5/10 for would be Enrique. He has put in a fight at least

Shelvey just made 2 (two) consecutive passes, so he's probably done enough to play the next game.

Hendo for Shelvey (please). Then put Stevie behind Suarez

I miss him as well. I'm afraid he doesn't interview well though.

Sorry Guys but the Society of Black Lawyers are RIGHT on this. Here is why: Firstly 98% of Spurs fans ARE NOT Jewish, and living in North London I know a lot of Spurs fans and the Jewish ones I know do not sing "Yid Army" at all. Jewish people don't refer to themselves as "Yids", so why would they sing that. Spurs fans first started singing it in response to anti-semetic Arsenal chants in the 70's. The problem is that it has become a self fulfilling prophecy. The more they sing "Yid Army" the more other teams refer to them as "Yids", and so it goes on. By doing this it creates an atmosphere that engenders anti -semetic chants. Although I am a Liverpool fan I have lived in London for years, and having been to Chelsea in the past their fans positively breath anti-semetism when there is any mention of Tottenham. Could you imagine Crystal Palace (who play in an area near to where a lot of black people live) referring to themselves as the "Nig Army". Or Bradford City referring to themselves as the "Paki Army". The F.A would not overlook that would they?? Best KofJ

There are plenty of positives with youngsters. Playing without fear is one. However, due to lack of experience youngsters are likely to make mistakes - and we saw two today from yougsters that cost us the game. Overall the future is rosy, but relying on youngsters will mean we are going to be very hot and cold this season. KofJ

If you have ever sat near or around Chelsea or Millwall fans you'd realise that football here is pretty racist. I went as a neutral to watch Chelsea V Tottenham two years ago. I was sat very close to the away end. Anyway the hatred and vitriol coming out of the Chelsea fans towards the Spurs fans was unbelievable. It was severely anti-simetic. There was at least 2 lads referring to Gas Chambers right throughout the match. It was frightening to be honest. So although racism on the pitch has improved, there is still tons to be done about that sort of scum. KofJ

The funniest thing on Saturday was watching joining the protests before Vidic was sent off. Arms stretched out italian style "mamma mia" Watch him, its hilarious. KofJ