@paulwor57939701@StanCollymore Say ‘you’ I’m not even a city fan. 🤣. The cartel at the top didn’t like it that city showed up and then brought in rules to stop them playing catch up. They said fuck that we need these players to compete and compete they did. So yeah rules broke to catch up but not on the pitch
5 years ago today Tottenham Hotspur were one of the English clubs who tried to pull the football ladder up from under them, by announcing their involvement in the short-lived European Super League.
Their proposal would have broken the fundamental rule that underpins the national game - that sliver of a dream all fans have, that their team might climb the pyramid and compete with the best.
It seems fitting and ironic that today Spurs sit in the relegation zone having still not won this calendar year.
They tried to leave the Premier League for greener pastures, instead Tottenham Hotspur are on the verge of relegation.
And because of their willingness to betray the national game, few fans from ‘the other 14’ will have any sympathy at all.