Spurs vs Real Madrid

    Can I just say at half-time: GARETH SOUTHGATE, SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU TWAT!

    Ok, so the dream is over πŸ™

    But what a debut – we did show the Champion’s League what it’s all about – good football. No messing about, no hanging back – the men of Spurs have lit up Europe.

    How many teams are now scared of the the runs down the wings from Lennon and Bale? how much threat from Modric and Kranjcar? Van Der Vaart…where do I start?

    And let’s not forget Essou-Ekotto and Dawson in defence…fucking awesome…

    Crouch has done his bit – ditto Pavlyuchenko, Defoe has always been a star πŸ™‚

    But that’s the end – we had no home goal to see us out, but out we are – BIG applause for Tottenham Hotspur.

    *sigh*

    But hey, the bigger game is against the scum on next Wednesday – COYS! let’s get back in the CL for next year…

    Oh, one more thing to say: GARETH SOUTHGATE, SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU TWAT!

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    10 thoughts on “Spurs vs Real Madrid

    1. Oh dear … is this what you were all sad about last night? I thought you’d been watching Masterchef!!

      1. Pffft…women

    2. Your point being??

    3. snee,

      You say “Pffft… women”, but you have to look at it this way. You can’t live with us, and you can’t kill us and bury us in the back yard without someone knowing, so you might as well get used to the comments.

      And, is blog about football? lacross? baseball? I’m so efing lost it’s not even funny…

      1. Actually, with the patio in it’s current state, I COULD bury some bodies there…

        Isn’t ‘Lacrosse’ spelt with an e on the end? did you take the e? 😯

    4. You’ve got a cheek correcting the spelling of ‘Lacrosse’. You’ve got another rogue apostrophe in “Actually, with the patio in it’s current state…”

      From: http://www.grammarbook.com/punctuation/apostro.asp

      Rule 9. Never use an apostrophe with possessive pronouns: his, hers, its, theirs, ours, yours, whose. They already show possession so they do not require an apostrophe.

      Rule 10. The only time an apostrophe is used for it’s is when it is a contraction for it is or it has.
      πŸ˜†

      1. Just ‘cos I caught you out with a rogue apostrophe earlier…

    5. Which I owned up to quite willingly! You were the one that argued the point before about “it’s” (incorrectly, as it turned out!!) hehe πŸ˜‰

    6. And yes, snee, I did take the E. It was very good and made me trip face. Rumour has it I was hugging the hairdryer, set to “cool” and saying “I love you man, no really, I – love – you”.

      Ahhh, the sweet sweet memories…

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