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Paulie Gualtieri said:
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Munn begins role as Tottenham's chief football officer

Scott Munn officially starts work as Tottenham Hotspur’s new chief football officer today. The Athletic revealed in April that Munn, an Australian 49-year-old, had been appointed to the role, meaning he would leave his position as the chief executive of City Football Group (CFG) China. It had...
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My theory is that Gabbanini was only at the club over the summer as an extension to the suspended Paratici. Munn will now appoint a new DoF and Paratici won't be involved any longer. They were linked to Alemany a couple of weeks ago.
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some ITK's saying the DOF is already a done deal and the only delay was Munn officially starting so maybe we see an announcement soon.
 
Jersey Fresh said:
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Man City's Premier League charges discussed by UK government and Abu Dhabi

The UK government has admitted its embassy in Abu Dhabi and the Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) in London have discussed the charges levelled at Manchester City by the Premier League, but are refusing to disclose the correspondence because it could risk the UK’s relationship...
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"Not state-owned".
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S E P H said:
Don't worry, a real squad with real 4 and 5s will show you how it is done on Sunday when Mind the Gap becomes the next major scientific principle since Sir Isaac's Principia was released in 1687 (Spurs last major trophy).

I will avatar bet any of you lot for the rest of the year to 2024 for the smackdown that will take place when Ange ball gets ripped to shreds by the true covenant of premiership football. It's going to be like a Flawless Fatality on MKII, Lui Kang bicycle kicks on repeat bruv. Spurs going to fall harder than Enron stock.
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So...

How did that work out?
 
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JeffreyLFC said:
My honest opinion. I don't remember ever seeing such low quality at the bottom of the league. This season, all relegated sides might be decided by January.
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it might be all three promoted teams as well. I think the bottom 6 will remain except maybe Bournemouth. But they all look real bad
 
HeHateMeFrisbee said:
You're such a weirdo. Only you would see the game that way.
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Son is a great player, but his goal is pure fluke. I've never seen a shot off the post in the net with four bloody red kits around him. Good for taking his chance there, but he won't hit that shot for the next five seasons I guarantee you that. The second goal was a Pejorative Slured play by a Pejorative Slured player, what can I say? Arsenal pretty much gave Spurs a point in that game. If you can't see that, then give me your address so I can send you a telescope.
 
Evilo said:
Wait Spurs' goals are flukey?
Spurs really? Not the own goal and pen?
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Arsenal played awful and yet it should've been 3-1 in half-time bro if they capitalised on their chances. Yes, Son's goal is an absolute fluke. Being able to hit it off the post without even looking into the net with four Arse players around him never ever happens.

Own goals and penalties happen against shit players. We know this.
 
S E P H said:
Arsenal played awful and yet it should've been 3-1 in half-time bro if they capitalised on their chances. Yes, Son's goal is an absolute fluke. Being able to hit it off the post without even looking into the net with four Arse players around him never ever happens.

Own goals and penalties happen against shit players. We know this.
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And Raya making an incredible miracle save on Spurs was... a dream?
 
Evilo said:
And Raya making an incredible miracle save on Spurs was... a dream?
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Trust me, I was super stressed that game and it was because Spurs were taking advantage of what Arsenal were giving them. Even if Arsenal played second best which you probably agree by that view, they got the 1-0 lead where Jesus tried to go crossbar and in and Nketiah pretty much just fired it straight at the Spurs goalkeeper.

Raya had an amazing save, but only because Johnson hit the ball with curve on it, it should've been a goal like Jesus pickpocketing Maddison should've been a goal as well. If we say that every great chance should've been capitalised today, the final score would've been 4-3 with either the Nketiah or Saka chance at the end there.
 
Spurs fans coming in here bragging about a draw when all 4 goals were flukey and neither team played particularly well is so on brand. Will always be little brother to Arsenal.
 
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