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OMT: Tottenham vs Emirates Marketing Project
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sandroraniere Sandro Raniere
Hi everybody, i feel a little better and hope to be ready soon. Come on you Spurs!
Hi everybody, i feel a little better and hope to be ready soon. Come on you Spurs!
butcherboy
Gilberto
hi , new on here . so first post . 3-1 to the mighty spurs
ITK, cliffhangar!!!!
The Manc fans are some of the most obnoxious clams out there. Really need a result here just to shut them up a bit.
BlueMoaners hating on Gareth Bale
BlueMoaners hating on Gareth Bale
Spaceman
Ruel Fox
Spot on.
paxtonwolf
John White
ITV are showing Cliffhanger again???
Didnt read it but let me guess:
"Waahhh waaaaah, we are top and have much better players, waaaaahhh......mummy mummy, the press love Spurs and say they play the best football.....but we are top waaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh"
Close?
paxtonwolf
John White
I'd rather not read it. Listen to enough cr#p from the City fans at work as it is
paxtonwolf
John White
Now that would be nice
paxtonwolf
John White
Fingers crossed. King and Kaboul would be a bonus
YOUNES KABOUL has hit back in the war of words with Emirates Marketing Project and insisted: You aren't scary.
City's Joleon Lescott claimed this week they do not see third-placed Spurs as a major title threat.
Kaboul, though, reckons Harry Redknapp's men can win at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday and shake up the race for Premier League glory.
Roberto Mancini's table-topping City have ?ú100million worth of strikers to choose from and also beat Spurs 5-1 earlier in the season.
But Kaboul said: "No, it's not scary. It will be the same as facing Wolves in our last game.
"It will be a tough away game with a good atmosphere but we can do something.
"Everyone is waiting for that game, it's going to be a big game and we need to prepare properly. I'm sure it will be a good one to watch."
Kaboul has fond memories of playing at City, after being part of the victory two seasons ago when Spurs sealed a place in the Champions League.
This term they have mounted a title challenge after suffering just one league defeat since City thumped them at White Hart Lane in August.
Like boss Redknapp, Kaboul reckons Spurs have an outside chance of taking the title.
But finishing in the top four again is the priority and the Frenchman added: "We are not talking about being champions, it's only outside the club that people think that.
"For us the only important thing is to work hard and try to be in the Champions League next season."
Kaboul, 26, has played a major role for Redknapp this season after taking advantage of injuries to Michael Dawson and William Gallas.
He is now an automatic choice at centre-back and said: "When you play every game you improve a lot — and that's what I'm doing.
"It is also because of the manager. I understand my job more now and I'm very happy to be part of the club."
Spurs will have to do without on-loan striker Emmanuel Adebayor at City as he cannot play against his parent club.
Jermain Defoe, who has attracted interest from Liverpool, is therefore in the frame to start for the visitors.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4070573/Tottenham-news-Younes-Kaboul-hits-back-at-Manchester-City.html
City's Joleon Lescott claimed this week they do not see third-placed Spurs as a major title threat.
Kaboul, though, reckons Harry Redknapp's men can win at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday and shake up the race for Premier League glory.
Roberto Mancini's table-topping City have ?ú100million worth of strikers to choose from and also beat Spurs 5-1 earlier in the season.
But Kaboul said: "No, it's not scary. It will be the same as facing Wolves in our last game.
"It will be a tough away game with a good atmosphere but we can do something.
"Everyone is waiting for that game, it's going to be a big game and we need to prepare properly. I'm sure it will be a good one to watch."
Kaboul has fond memories of playing at City, after being part of the victory two seasons ago when Spurs sealed a place in the Champions League.
This term they have mounted a title challenge after suffering just one league defeat since City thumped them at White Hart Lane in August.
Like boss Redknapp, Kaboul reckons Spurs have an outside chance of taking the title.
But finishing in the top four again is the priority and the Frenchman added: "We are not talking about being champions, it's only outside the club that people think that.
"For us the only important thing is to work hard and try to be in the Champions League next season."
Kaboul, 26, has played a major role for Redknapp this season after taking advantage of injuries to Michael Dawson and William Gallas.
He is now an automatic choice at centre-back and said: "When you play every game you improve a lot — and that's what I'm doing.
"It is also because of the manager. I understand my job more now and I'm very happy to be part of the club."
Spurs will have to do without on-loan striker Emmanuel Adebayor at City as he cannot play against his parent club.
Jermain Defoe, who has attracted interest from Liverpool, is therefore in the frame to start for the visitors.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4070573/Tottenham-news-Younes-Kaboul-hits-back-at-Manchester-City.html
paxtonwolf
John White
Kaboul is rapidly becoming one of my favourite players