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By:
Des Pond
When: 21 May 25 21:57
well, Ange was right after all. Grin
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 21 May 25 21:58
Not very spursy

Ange learning

Well done tottenham
By:
johnnythebull
When: 21 May 25 22:00
Never in doubt
consummate execution of rope-a-doping
best Final display since the 1970 Brazil WC Winners
Zizou just confirmed he will be Spurs manager next season
onwards and upwards
By:
elise
When: 21 May 25 22:00
desperate game, well done spurs
By:
mesmerised
When: 21 May 25 22:01
Dark day for English football
By:
Crisp77
When: 21 May 25 22:03
Scrooge McDuck 1 Monty Burns 0
By:
Des Pond
When: 21 May 25 22:03
WD Ange. still doesn't make him a competent manager, but at least he can point to a trophy
By:
penzance
When: 21 May 25 22:04
Someone had to win it.What a poor game.
By:
tobermory
When: 21 May 25 22:05
So did Johnson really score that goal, couldn't see that at all
By:
DixieDean60
When: 21 May 25 22:06
Awful game between two poor sides and the winning goal pretty much summed things up.

i hope Ange will stay now, just for his prickly attitude in interviews  with the media numpties.
By:
Aspro
When: 21 May 25 22:32
Happy
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 21 May 25 22:55
After not winning a single major trophy in their entire footballing careers, Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min win one in the same season on their respective clubs

Espn
By:
easykc1
When: 21 May 25 23:03
well done spurs ,enjoy a great night
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 21 May 25 23:19
Absolutely GAGGING to see what Sir Jimmy Ratcliffe cuts next

..

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The players flights back to Manchester?



Twitter
By:
sofaking
When: 21 May 25 23:27
COYS. Excited
By:
swiftynifty
When: 21 May 25 23:47
2 dreadful teams playing out a dreadful game, well done.
By:
sofaking
When: 22 May 25 00:03
Bitter West Ham supporter.  You've won nowt since 1980 while Spurs, Newcastle and Palace have ended their droughts.
By:
swiftynifty
When: 22 May 25 00:38
The league table doesn't lie. We've had a stinking season and are still above those two. Dreadful advert for the Premier league. Winning a final with 1 shot on target, 27% possession and needing an own goal to win it, pathetic.

As for nothing since 1980, you're conveniently forgetting our Conference league win, and we played some cracking, entertaining football throughout.
By:
sofaking
When: 22 May 25 01:27
Conference not a real trophy though. Seethe on. Wink
By:
sageform
When: 22 May 25 08:08
I always cringe (as a Spurs supporter) when substitutes come on in the last 10 minutes to waste some time and Archie Grey was just the sort who could have made a poor pass and conceded a goal. Spence on the other hand has been a revelation this year and should have come on earlier. Spurs got away with it and it was their night in a poor game.
By:
MJK
When: 22 May 25 08:57
I think the formats of the euro competitions have made the gap from the Champions league to the other two comps even bigger, which showed at the latter end of both Europa and Conference comps. It was so bad last night I think Rangers would've created more chances than Utd or Spurs did.
By:
Storm Alert
When: 22 May 25 09:05
As an Arsenal fan it's hard to see the noisy neighbours win silverware, when my own team are just falling short for three years on the trot. Hopefully this will spur Arsenal on. The match was dreadful quality wise, the stats say it all, but happy for Ange; a decent manager. I wonder if Levy will open the chequebook and back him next season?
By:
MALAY
When: 22 May 25 09:36
Well done Ange "Never in doubt MATE"
By:
spyker
When: 22 May 25 09:54
Sheet game - wd Spurs for being the most successful London club this season - can Chelsea be the second?
By:
Aspro
When: 22 May 25 10:14
No arguments, it was a terrible game, which only a Spurs' supporter could enjoy. An amazing end to one of the worst seasons my 60+ years has endured. Not quite as bad as '77 though; that one was painful. Good to see neutrals appreciating the win, including a few gooners... respect!

Bad luck Utd, both of us were sh!te and only a fluke own goal (imo) won it. On another day the tables could have easily turned.

Now over to Chelsea, to keep the England/London dream alive.
By:
spyker
When: 22 May 25 10:18
Soz to Crystal Palace - obv they are now no2 London team so can Chelsea be Londons 3rd most successful team in 24/5 season?
By:
thelatarps
When: 22 May 25 11:07
It was a poor game betwen two pretty average teams.
Often in this scenario, the team that plays to their abilities and doesnt try to over-reach themselves ends up winning.
I think thats what happened last night.

From the point of view of THFC we are not the 4th worst team in the EPL.
Up until December we were basically a 50-50 team. Win one lose one, top half. Probably where the likes of Brighton, Brentford, Bournemouth are now.
Its clear Ange has concentrated on the Europa and that pretty much all of the League results post January have been irrelevant.

That being said, We have played Liverpool 4 times this season and been outclassed in all of them where Slot picked his first xi.
Newcastle and Arsenal have taken care of us pretty handily. Thats the top 3 for me. And we are miles off.
I know I said we have had a better season than our nearest and dearest. But the fact is the Gooners are a much better team than us.

So next season..
.. the problems remain. Ever since Kane left. Lack of real top class quality will keep us back in the pack I feel. UCL will probably be fun until we come up against Barca, Real etc. So I will enjoy this while it lasts. Tomorrow is another day.
By:
mesmerised
When: 22 May 25 11:26
Arsenal 13 league titles
Rest of London 8 league titles

Back in your boxes now.

Kind Regards.
By:
Aspro
When: 22 May 25 11:32
Meanwhile, in Europe...

Back in your box Mes.
By:
elise
When: 22 May 25 11:41
aspro, you're not daft you know full well spurs are in a mess, not as bad as utd by any means but take that win last night away and the fans would be rebelling, it's been a dreadful season and they shouldn't even be in the bottom half of the table let alone bordering relegation
By:
mesmerised
When: 22 May 25 11:42
I'm starting to think he is daft Laugh

Come back about boxes with a bit more vigour and confidence when you've caught us up, just another 11 league titles to go Wink
By:
elise
When: 22 May 25 11:44
he's not daft, spurs should be challenging for ch lge spot through the league not with a tin pot trophy backdoor entry
By:
Aspro
When: 22 May 25 11:49
No argument here elise, but sadly, for all his efforts, Coco cannot remain in charge if we are to claw our way back into contention. Need to qualify for CL next season as a minimum... and so do Utd.
By:
Aspro
When: 22 May 25 11:51
Reading other forums, this win has turned a few of our heads, with many wanting him to stay. I'm not one of them.
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 22 May 25 11:54
Thelatarps

Spurs were one of the better teams at sjp this season, and
we were somewhat fortunate to win. The away game was rest day for spurs.

If Ange has really learnt the art of defending and mixing in a low block
then spurs could easily step it up next season.

Tough league though, very few easy games.
By:
Aspro
When: 22 May 25 11:56
I'm still of the opinion it was a munity by the players yhtl. Suddenly tightened up once the final was in reach. They played for each other, not the manager. That's my take on it anyway.
By:
elise
When: 22 May 25 12:00
i like ange, but get what you mean

son is done, they need to spend this summer, i'd imagine levy would have got rid of ange had they lost so it will be interesting to see if they let him spend and he's left for a few months, be hard to sack him right now
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 22 May 25 12:01
It's possible, but manager did good impression
of managing at same time.

Can't defend half way line with the talent in EPL
By:
Aspro
When: 22 May 25 12:05
Agreed, yhtl

Also agree that sacking him would be a very difficult choice elise, but a team like Spurs cannot keep a manager who finishes so low in the league. Our worst case scenario should be a European place with so many now on offer. I believe Levy will act.
By:
Angela Rebecchi
When: 22 May 25 14:18
Spurs were poor yesterday. They just faced a lacklustre United team. Both managers shouldn't be in a job next season, especially big Ange.
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