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sageform When: 02 Oct 16 16:19

Great performance by Spurs with one exception. Lamela is a total liability and if it was up to me he would be for sale in January.

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TheChaser When: 02 Oct 16 16:21

mes you blocked everyone who realised you put fake bets up and delete the losers

why is the kell brook bet , boro betlast week and city bets not on your table and posts from me and mega are deleted? trying to get people banned for exposing the fake bets

thats 3 i noticed without even reading back

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rogerthebutler When: 02 Oct 16 17:55

Oct 2, 2016 -- 4:17PM, mesmerised wrote:

Instead of reveling in the win and rejoicing at beating who in most people's eyes are the Champions elect, Spurs fans are more interested in me, I am flattered.

Instead of twisting around like a sh1tt1ng dog, trying escape your latest embarrassing droolings, shouldn't you be watching your troupe of performing quarterwits try and defeat the mighty Burnley?

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mesmerised When: 02 Oct 16 19:22

Oh do shut up Roger you silly tart.

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mega88 When: 02 Oct 16 19:36

Oct 2, 2016 -- 5:55PM, rogerthebutler wrote:

Oct 2, 2016 -- 4:17PM, mesmerised wrote:Instead of reveling in the win and rejoicing at beating who in most people's eyes are the Champions elect, Spurs fans are more interested in me, I am flattered.Instead of twisting around like a sh1tt1ng dog, trying escape your latest embarrassing droolings, shouldn't you be watching your troupe of performing quarterwits try and defeat the mighty Burnley?

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mega88 When: 02 Oct 16 19:39

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TheChaser When: 02 Oct 16 19:44

mes is out in force , he's giving it to everyone now

mes the forum leader

delete my name off now i hand you back the reigns

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rogerthebutler When: 02 Oct 16 20:28

Oct 2, 2016 -- 7:22PM, mesmerised wrote:

Oh do shut up Roger you silly tart.

I'd rather not!

See I just enjoy watching an imbecile such as yourself go into a tipping meltdown every two days before Spurs play. It doesn't take much to get you wound up, so I think I'll keep going with it and see if your head explodes, like the guy in 'Scanners'.

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TheChaser When: 02 Oct 16 20:42

the butler killing mes

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mesmerised When: 02 Oct 16 20:57

I thought that riposte might startle you, always amusing to read your angry tirades, rog

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OnePercenter When: 02 Oct 16 21:07

OnePercenter 01 Oct 16 10:36

Pochettino will have his players fired up for this game and they will almost certainly try to press City very hard. I agree this is a no bet game but if I was betting I would lay City.

The press can stop fawning over Pep and his revolutionary football now.

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rogerthebutler When: 02 Oct 16 21:50

Oct 2, 2016 -- 8:57PM, mesmerised wrote:

I thought that riposte might startle you, always amusing to read your angry tirades, rog

Hardly a 'riposte', which indicates a degree of wit and rationality - more the endgame of giving all those monkeys all those typewriters really.....

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mesmerised When: 02 Oct 16 22:02

Still sure you're not wound up rog

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jed.davison When: 03 Oct 16 00:57

Roger feels sorry for you mesmerised. You've done your meagre tank again opposing the mighty Tottenham Hotspur. Middlesbrough, Moscow, Man City. A glorious hat-trick. Well done.

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jed.davison When: 03 Oct 16 00:58

I'm already looking forward to the 'West Brom are big value' thread after the International break.

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mesmerised When: 03 Oct 16 01:27

I understand the behaviour and mentalities of Tottenham fans such as Roger and Jed, I do, they've been starved of any kind of success for decades (1961) and to compound matters, their nearest rivals, Arsenal, (one way rivalry) have been epically successful in the meantime, league titles (including winning the title at White Flag Lane with former Spurs Captain, Sol Campbell, that must have hurt), cup after cup, unbeaten seasons, heady nights at Europe's top table in the Champions League, signing World Cup winners and churning out top player after top player, we can sign Bergkamp's in his prime, you get Edgar one last pay cheque Davids or Lame Ella's.

So when a light does shine at the end of the tunnel, even a flicker, any kind of hope, a season in Europe, a half decent team, a good result v a good team, and it stands to reason, all of that pain, suffering, anguish, jealousy built up over the last 6 decades will come flooding out when even mildly proded, in the form of misplaced cockiness followed by bile, hostility, maliciousness and downright bitterness when reminded of their place. As displayed by rogers hissy fits.

Then the inevitable, failure followed by retreat, wash rinse and repeat.

For the record, I didn't tip Man City in my tipping thread, if I felt that sure they would win I would have put it on record, I also thought Arsenal would draw but not sure enough, happy days.

God bless spuds. Good night.

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TheChaser When: 03 Oct 16 01:33

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sofaking When: 03 Oct 16 03:30

Oct 2, 2016 -- 3:04PM, Hamsterdam wrote:

Laying Spurs now, they are terminal bottlers for a reason. Different match 2nd half.

Your irrational bitterness, jealousy and hatred towards the mighty Spurs must cost you a fortune.

Meanwhile the Villa slides towards League 1.

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sofaking When: 03 Oct 16 03:37

Oct 2, 2016 -- 1:13PM, themover wrote:

City would be odds on if De Bruyne was playing imho

Seriously, I thought you were one of the more sensible people here but this comment really does make you look like an epic mug. Spurs were also missing their best midfielder and striker.

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mega88 When: 03 Oct 16 06:46

Oct 3, 2016 -- 1:27AM, mesmerised wrote:

I understand the behaviour and mentalities of Tottenham fans such as Roger and Jed, I do, they've been starved of any kind of success for decades (1961) and to compound matters, their nearest rivals, Arsenal, (one way rivalry) have been epically successful in the meantime, league titles (including winning the title at White Flag Lane with former Spurs Captain, Sol Campbell, that must have hurt), cup after cup, unbeaten seasons, heady nights at Europe's top table in the Champions League, signing World Cup winners and churning out top player after top player, we can sign Bergkamp's in his prime, you get Edgar one last pay cheque Davids or Lame Ella's.So when a light does shine at the end of the tunnel, even a flicker, any kind of hope, a season in Europe, a half decent team, a good result v a good team, and it stands to reason, all of that pain, suffering, anguish, jealousy built up over the last 6 decades will come flooding out when even mildly proded, in the form of misplaced cockiness followed by bile, hostility, maliciousness and downright bitterness when reminded of their place. As displayed by rogers hissy fits.Then the inevitable, failure followed by retreat, wash rinse and repeat.For the record, I didn't tip Man City in my tipping thread, if I felt that sure they would win I would have put it on record, I also thought Arsenal would draw but not sure enough, happy days. God bless spuds. Good night.

Like a turd that won't flush

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rogerthebutler When: 03 Oct 16 08:36

Oct 3, 2016 -- 1:27AM, mesmerised wrote:

I understand the behaviour and mentalities of Tottenham fans such as Roger and Jed, I do, they've been starved of any kind of success for decades (1961) and to compound matters, their nearest rivals, Arsenal, (one way rivalry) have been epically successful in the meantime, league titles (including winning the title at White Flag Lane with former Spurs Captain, Sol Campbell, that must have hurt), cup after cup, unbeaten seasons, heady nights at Europe's top table in the Champions League, signing World Cup winners and churning out top player after top player, we can sign Bergkamp's in his prime, you get Edgar one last pay cheque Davids or Lame Ella's.So when a light does shine at the end of the tunnel, even a flicker, any kind of hope, a season in Europe, a half decent team, a good result v a good team, and it stands to reason, all of that pain, suffering, anguish, jealousy built up over the last 6 decades will come flooding out when even mildly proded, in the form of misplaced cockiness followed by bile, hostility, maliciousness and downright bitterness when reminded of their place. As displayed by rogers hissy fits.Then the inevitable, failure followed by retreat, wash rinse and repeat.For the record, I didn't tip Man City in my tipping thread, if I felt that sure they would win I would have put it on record, I also thought Arsenal would draw but not sure enough, happy days. God bless spuds. Good night.

Love it!

Mes giving off oceans of loneliness, pathos and dread in waves

Even upped his output to 5 paragraphs, so we've got quantity as well as quality entertainment.

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TheChaser When: 03 Oct 16 11:07

Spurs were also missing their best midfielder and striker.

OI my man Jermaine Jenas gave Wanyama Man OF The Match so what you on about best midfielder wasn't playing.I seen the lad with my own eyes cleaning up all the mess and running the show.City have no muscle

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sofaking When: 04 Oct 16 02:36

Oct 3, 2016 -- 11:07AM, TheChaser wrote:

Spurs were also missing their best midfielder and striker.OI my man Jermaine Jenas gave Wanyama Man OF The Match so what you on about best midfielder wasn't playing.I seen the lad with my own eyes cleaning up all the mess and running the show.City have no muscle

Dembele.