Ok, digging up my old post was a nifty move, I grant you. But I don't think it was the zinger he (or you) like to believe. I am, after all, notorious for being a major drama queen prone to absurd hyperbole and it's no surprise to find me in just such a frenzy at a time when Spurs were in with a shout of winning the league.Originally Posted by World's End Stella
He handed your arse to you, Monty old bean.
Take it like a man and move on.
To be fair I have seen you in a frenzy of fear and nerves simply leading up to a NLD.
What's wrong with that? I dreaded North London Derbies even when we were good. Now that we're average and Spurs are OK, they're horrible.
Last edited by Burney; 11-22-2017 at 02:29 PM.
Sw is one of those ****ing weirdos who loves the North London Derby.
They're pure torture until the final whistle.
Exactly. I have never enjoyed a single minute of any of them. Even when we win I am just glad it is over.
Imagine supporting Celtic or Rangers
I genuinely think a chap who cannot enjoy the NLD and all that surrounds it is in the wrong sport.
It is everything that following a football team should be about.
Nonsense. If you used to enjoy dodging the fighting in the streets and on the terraces whilst worrying that Hoddle, Crooks Hazard and Falco were going to tear us a new hole, there's something very wrong with you.I genuinely think a chap who cannot enjoy the NLD and all that surrounds it is in the wrong sport.
It is everything that following a football team should be about.
I would say you have never fought on a street in your life you big Dutch gay.
I attended my first NLD in 1987 at their place and in the intervening period have never been involved in violence of any sort a the event, or on the day of the event. That is not to say it does not happen of course.
I love it for the atmosphere, the edge if you will, the mere fact that the crowd is up for it compared to 36 other games a season.
1987?
Paddy Come Lately.
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