COULD YOU EVER WANT SPURS TO LOSE

Mark2spark wrote:

VisionarySound wrote: Also back in the 1800's Plumstead was part of Kent. So you're not even a London club if truth be told . . . . .

Tottenham was in Middlesex until 1965 PMSL

Tottenham was in the municipal borough of Tottenham until 1965...
(guess what county the municipal borough of Tottenham was in lol)
...when Haringey was formed.

If you check your history then 'Greater London' did not exist until 1965.
A funny coincidence that I also mentioned that date?
This includes Plumstead and Islington. Yes. And the point is....?

Funny how you failed to mention this Mark. Quite why the onus is on me to mention "the sky is blue" type facts escapes me.


Mind you, if you want to talk history, have a look and see if your mob get a mention in the Domesday book, compiled in 1086, just shy of 1000 years ago. Wve even been around since the Romans!!

Now that's history.
The romans that came in 55 BC are in the domesday book over 1100 years later? Wow.


You might have missed this then.
When the Romans came in 55 BC, they bought with them a MIGHTY ARSENAL!!!
Game set & match

VisionarySound wrote:And as an intresting aside to the game on the Marshes hows this lil factoid . . .. .
Tottenham played their first matches at Tottenham Marshes on the available public pitches and remained there for six years. It was at this ground that Spurs first played arch rivals Arsenal (then known as Royal Arsenal). Spurs were winning 2-1 until the match got called off due to poor light after the away team arrived late.

^{Same old arsenil always cheating . . . . .}

^{So the marshes could not really be called a ground as they where public pitches . . . . . . . .}

Might as well count the times in the 1915 - 16 season when Spurs played home matches (due to war reasons) at Highbury and Homerton (clapton orient) then

spurslegend wrote:give up gooner your talking total Bollox lol

Please feel free to post a link proving me wrong Dave

VisionarySound wrote:
Mark you are so missing the point. Tottenham is, was and shall always be in Tottenham, North London. Plumstead is not part of any area of North London. Never has been . . . . .

spurslegend wrote:dont you mean off to the shower to play that good old arsenil pass time hunt the soap

Otherwise known as slipping a tube of something slippery between someones bum cheeks ! one of many nasty little habits gooners have !

Mark2spark wrote:

VisionarySound wrote:And as an intresting aside to the game on the Marshes hows this lil factoid . . .. .
Tottenham played their first matches at Tottenham Marshes on the available public pitches and remained there for six years. It was at this ground that Spurs first played arch rivals Arsenal (then known as Royal Arsenal). Spurs were winning 2-1 until the match got called off due to poor light after the away team arrived late.

^{Same old arsenil always cheating . . . . .}

^{So the marshes could not really be called a ground as they where public pitches . . . . . . . .}

Might as well count the times in the 1915 - 16 season when Spurs played home matches (due to war reasons) at Highbury and Homerton (clapton orient) then

VisionarySound wrote: Also back in the 1800's Plumstead was part of Kent. So you're not even a London club if truth be told . . . . .

Quite why the onus is on me to mention "the sky is blue" type facts escapes me.

Game set & match

Wonderful thing an imagination.

BazSpur (Admin) wrote:Well, you better not lose lol.

spurslegend wrote:dont you mean off to the shower to play that good old arsenil pass time hunt the soap

VisionarySound wrote:

Mark2spark wrote:

VisionarySound wrote:And as an intresting aside to the game on the Marshes hows this lil factoid . . .. .
Tottenham played their first matches at Tottenham Marshes on the available public pitches and remained there for six years. It was at this ground that Spurs first played arch rivals Arsenal (then known as Royal Arsenal). Spurs were winning 2-1 until the match got called off due to poor light after the away team arrived late.

^{Same old arsenil always cheating . . . . .}

^{So the marshes could not really be called a ground as they where public pitches . . . . . . . .}

Might as well count the times in the 1915 - 16 season when Spurs played home matches (due to war reasons) at Highbury and Homerton (clapton orient) then

WE could so I shall mention Priestfield Stadium, Gillingham. At that time home of New Brompton where your mob played a game or 2. Infact now that I think of it , it must have been you bunch of itenerent tinkers that put the Gypsy curse on the ground . . . . .

You forgot to add when we played at WHL just after WW2 cos Highbury was requisitioned for an ARP station for a while

VisionarySound wrote: Also back in the 1800's Plumstead was part of Kent. So you're not even a London club if truth be told . . . . .

Oh, I see now Cheers for confirming that you wern't a London club either, hence Vis's post being complete codswallop

Conclusive proof that you are unable to understand the simplest of paragraphs. Where do I say that the Romans are in the Domesday book?

I fail to grasp the relevence of mentioning the domesday book and the romans in the same paragraph then? Maybe your confused as well? No matter anyway, you can have this one, Spurs are dinosaurs if the truth be told

tressman1 wrote:Your on fire today with your replys :Rus:

tressman1 wrote:Only Aresnil fans like cuming in the back door of their mates

tressman1 wrote:Only Aresnil fans like cuming in the back door of their mates

VisionarySound wrote:

tressman1 wrote:Only Aresnil fans like cuming in the back door of their mates

Tress you forgot to mention uncle sol & lil theo in the showers . . . . . ..