They really are the Milhouse of football clubs

Eddie Nketiah has won more trophies (two) this season than Tottenham have in his entire lifetime (one)

When Arsenal won the league at White Hart Lane in 2004 they were the first team to win the league there since Arsenal in 1971

Clrnc wrote:

Teams that Spurs can potentially face in the 2nd qualifying round of Europa

Kesla FK
Torshavn
Neftchi Baku
Kaysar Kyzylorda
Ordabasy Shymkent
Sutjeska Niksic
FK Riteriai
FH Hafnarfjardar
Santa Coloma
Shakhtior Saligorsk
Kalju Nomme
Backa Topola
Vojvodina Novi Sad
OFI Heraklion

They’re in danger of getting their asses whupped and not being able to recall who did it.

They’re being linked with Troy Deeney

will be funny to see what happens with this documentary. If the culmination of the narrative is european qualification - do they hold release till qualification is confirmed and at that point is the doc still relevant then? what if they fumble one of the play off games? So amusing!

All or Nothing it’s called

Nothing it is then!

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At Glory Glory they were legit melting down at the prospect of Arteta having won a trophy already while Poc got them none

Thats hilariously bad, is that what all these Amazon and Netflix football "documentaries" are like?

That vile little Levy is doing all he can to boost their revenue

Furiously polishing that turd of a club

we'll let amazon do one for us when we sort out shit out, which is looking like soon.

Qwiss! wrote:

Thats hilariously bad, is that what all these Amazon and Netflix football "documentaries" are like?

The ridiculous pad with a pattern of the pitch that he scribbles formations on

This has Being Liverpool potential.

The Doherty signing video was pretty good, but this was just awful.

Klaus wrote:

Qwiss! wrote:

Thats hilariously bad, is that what all these Amazon and Netflix football "documentaries" are like?

The ridiculous pad with a pattern of the pitch that he scribbles formations on

This has Being Liverpool potential.

If you watch closely at the end he gets up with the TV remote in his hand then they cut to him at the TV with no remote turning the switch off. Quality stuff.

Quincy Abeyie wrote:

The Doherty signing video was pretty good, but this was just awful.

Even that was cringe. The Arsenal trolls on Twitter wound up Spurs so much they had to make him delete all tweets relating to us and document it. I'd say mission accomplished for winding the club up.

Qwiss! wrote:

Thats hilariously bad, is that what all these Amazon and Netflix football "documentaries" are like?

the amazon ones are pretty crap i have to say. the city one was sanitised and boring, and i watched one episode of the dortmund one that was pretty much the same. the juve one on netflix was ok. feels like they're slanted to american audiences

Watched first few episodes - it's basically the Mourinho show. Proper boring and light on content too, but I suppose that in exchange for that level of access, the club probably has plenty of say in the editorial decisions.