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North of the Thames and south of Watford Gap, we have begun to forget football trophies this season.
That was until mid-week results and two late goals suddenly pushed Tottenham into the title race. Not that they will win it.
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And it's not just a joi envious of the neighbor against the elegant team of Mauricio Pochettino because the Spurs manager seems to agree with me.
His goal is to rank among the top four, to go home and win the trophies which he is so far private. Or maybe go to Old Trafford instead.
Pochettino felt it was Wenger 's responsibility to limit transfer expenses in the context of stadium financing and he has never shown any signs of commotion, reacting as if all of a sudden. deal was a challenge.
Instead of shouting at the press, Argentina gives a chance to its young boys. He deserves to see him pay.
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And I admire him for insisting that his guys play a muscular ballet rather than Bash Street.
The fans love the trophies, but if they can not get them, the skillful football is the best thing.
We discuss the West Ham way and the pride of our working clbad guys – and some young people today – to rediscover the tradition of good play.
Poch plays a long game because he has to do it. Wounded by serious injuries, limited transfers and an orphan existence at Wembley, he remains optimistic even after the loss of Harry Kane and Dele Alli.
When Jurgen Klopp considers his prospects, he will certainly propose a prayer to the gods Scouse so that the luck of Poch does not hit his team.
Without Mo Salah, Roberto Firmino or Sadio Mane – even for a fortnight – Pep Guardiola's City would surely find the bite missed three times recently, the last in Newcastle.
Meanwhile, there are problems in the smoke.
This was the weekend where a series of FA Cup defeats hit us: Arsenal defeated by Manchester United, the Spurs lost at Palace and ours against League One wrestlers, Wimbledon, carrying a bitter blow.
There may be reasons why our team was as mixed as a pigeon's breakfast, but the dream thoughts of our fans about an FA Cup race were ridiculed. Mine too.
For the Spurs, an additional appearance of Wembley would have been a strawberry with salt after a dozen of them that were not included in the initial program.
It took a year for the Empire State Building to build The Lane forever.
As far as Arsenal is concerned, the change in style has had varying success. Some days you can see what is happening at Unai Emery and the old man Arsene will nod. The others do not.
But he would not have allowed Aaron Ramsey to leave.
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