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sounds like getting to and around the stadium will be quite busy with it being so compact and the stadium being squeezed in. What's the plot of land it's being built on?

why has it gone to single tier? I like the look of it though. Looks like the main stand (top left pic) has room for expansion with those 'folded down' ends. Could easily join up next to/over the adjacent stands. Looks like it'll be close to the pitch as well which should make for a good atmosphere and it appears to have kept some traditional feel to it with 4 separate stands as opposed to overly-modernised, futuristic, bowl-like stadiums you sometimes get these days.

'certain player power within the dressing room' SNAKES.

i agree with all of this.

nope! cos if it's a draw I lose as well haha. £50 to me if Spurs win £50 to you if Liverpool win Nothing if it's a draw!

you also can't defend these days... things can change!

i think they'll get 6 points across all those 5 games. (beat Liverpool and West Ham, lose the others)

Just listening to Totally Football show podcast and they touched on Spurs and Kane's impressive form against London sides (19 goals in 28 games) which is stupidly good. They also mentioned Tottenham's October, which is challenging to say the least... Real Madrid away Liverpool home West Ham home Man Utd away Real Madrid home (nov) Won't say it'll make or break their season but certainly a very tough run of games!

played in a friendly against Gladbach and got injured after assisting a goal. Missed the first few games of the season and has only played a couple of times so far. I think Shakespeare is still trying to find out the best way to utilise him.

first step is admitting it so well done

to be fair, he's in a Utd discussion thread posting Utd stuff...

Chelsea. He just said.

can't say much because corruption in the hierarchy of Indian cricket has been rife for years but more Pakistani crickets have been banned or sanctioned due to spot-fixing or being linked to it https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/41332472

Probably Neymar. I would have said Ronaldo next year but I don't think Portugal will win the World Cup. maybe in 2022 it'll be Asensio with Spain.

wonder which one is @Storts in this video

or.......... 'a complete guess'

which brings us nicely to what you were saying earlier. First you said he's only in Peru because of age. Then you went on to say he chose to go back but then he was also injury prone. Just because you're too good for the Peruvian league doesn't automatically mean you're better than 80% of the defenders in one of the best leagues in the world . Such a random stat/number plucked out of the air to seemingly add strength to an enormously weak argument. Like @Danny said, he can't be that good when you type his name in to Google and a film actor comes up before him

you've only seen Otamendi in qualifiers. How many times have you seen him (or Stones) for Man City?

We'll see. Every time you say this, you carry on anyway

I thought this as well

so is he there because of age or not? if he's good enough for a top tier league, why is he not in one?

so you come crying to us when Teso trolls you, but when you do it to him, it's okay? Good one.

who?

the first house you view is very rarely the one you'll end up buying. Usually takes a few houses so you can know what you want and know what you don't like. You buying it with the mrs?