If you say something enough you start to believe it.
Spurs fans have been calling themselves one of the big boys for a few years now and they are starting to believe it.
In the grans scheme of things only 3 PL clubs are currently serial winners and that is Chelsea, United and City.
Liverpool have won one trophy in 10 years, Arsenal have won 2 in 12 years? Spurs haven't won a trophy in how long?
Maybe football is changing and finishing 3rd/4th makes you a big club.
This is not a "United fans are arrogant" type of article, it's just that Spurs fans speak of their club as if they are serial trophy hunters and have something to brag about.
They have a good team right now, but the thing with certain clubs is that they are in the CL but do they have a chance of winning?
Spurs fans - Delusions of grandeur
posted on 27/1/17
Brilliant article.
Even worse they are the type to be all up in your face when its good for them but are nowhere to be seen when the tables are turned.
Also, how many certified thick posters do they have?
More spunk
fackinthebushkangaroo
Sandy
Jaws
Raptit
The RC
Off the top of my head. Must be current heavyweight champs in that department.
ckneys
posted on 27/1/17
I remember towards the end of last season when one the cockney horde posted a comment asking where he could get15 tshirts with the words "Spurs 15/16 season league runners up(we finished above Arsenal lol)" printed on it before the Chelsea game
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Problem for Spurs is that they finish above Liverpool but have achieved absolutely nothing else. It adds to their delusion, finishing above Liverpool and unfortunately its not an acknowledged accolade.
They can't finish above Arsenal, leave alone win sheet. So they've finished above Liverpool for all but 2 of the last 7? In that period Liverpool have gone closer to winning the league than Spurs ever have. Spurs have never really ever been close. In addition, Liverpool have won a league cup and been to another final, in addition to a Europa league final etc etc.
Spurs have no trophy winning potential. You'd back Liverpool to win things over Spurs regardless of league positions so no one apart from Spurs fans sees them as a big club.
and even Liverpool have gone far closer to winning the league two times
posted on 27/1/17
Haha great stuff.
posted on 27/1/17
comment by Zlatan The King Ibrahimovic (U10026)
posted 3 hours, 55 minutes ago
I'd probably say raptor is a third of the fan Sheriff is.
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I think this is probably good.... .....why a third though
posted on 27/1/17
Good grief this is still going on, looks like I've missed most the action.
posted on 27/1/17
comment by Admįn3 (U8613)
posted 12 hours, 57 minutes ago
Grow up Sheriff. You were a puny little club before the billions arrived. Stamford Bridge used to have a 2nd hand car sale behind the goal ffs
You were such a small little club with your attendance figures of just 8,000 that to bring in extra revenue you had a car sale going on during games
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That's the problem with history. If you go back the history, looters are not even a football club. A cricket club.
No wonder all those cricket scores used to happen at the tin pot lane.
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maf all you do is use other clubs to "poke" spurs with... because your own pikey outfit is so hopeless that you cannot use them
4 trophies in 130 years
posted on 27/1/17
Tottenham - A North London club
cockney
/ˈkɒkni/
noun
noun: cockney; plural noun: cockneys
1. a native of East London, traditionally one born within hearing of Bow Bells.
"Charlie was a cockney by birth, but he'd spent a lot of time abroad"
It's really not that difficult to grasp
posted on 27/1/17
ckneys
posted on 27/1/17
comment by No Love® (U1282)
posted 2 minutes ago
ckneys
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Also, how many certified thick posters do they have?
More spunk
fackinthebushkangaroo
Sandy
Jaws
Raptit
The RC
And you call me thick
posted on 27/1/17
One day a primary school teacher asked the children what their fathers did for a living.. All the typical answers came up — fireman, mechanic, businessman, salesman, doctor, lawyer, and so forth.
However, little Barnaby was being uncharacteristically quiet, so the teacher encouraged him to share what his father did for a living. After a bit of coaxing Barnaby relented and explained what his dad did for a living.
“Okay…my father’s an exotic dancer in a gay cabaret and takes off all his clothes in front of other men and they put money in his underwear. Sometimes, if the offer is really good, he will go home with the guy and stay with him all night for money.”
The teacher, obviously shaken by this statement, hurriedly set the other children to work on some exercises and then took little Barnaby aside to ask him, “Is that really true about your father?”
“No,” said Barnaby, “he actually runs the Tottenham Hotspurs fan club, but I was too embarrassed to say that in front of the class.’