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| 4 | Aston Villa | 30 | 3 | 51 |
| 5 | Chelsea | 30 | 18 | 48 |
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Agreed Pickford was at fault but Armstrong had gone to sleep at the back post as well and lost Hincapie, hopefully something he will learn from
Jesus those last 6or 7 minutes were agony waiting for the final whistle and the young Spurs players didn’t know how to waste time, don’t they learn anything at these Academy’s. Still worth the wait and Richarlison giving the Kop a long lovely smile after he scored the goal and Slot looking anxiously and nervous waiting for his comics and P 45, I hope they keep him on.
We\'ve all done this. I was in the Leeds home end at Elland Road which is a bit erm lively and full of what you\'d expect but I did not acknowledge our goals and when the crowd sang \"if you all love Lee bowyer stand up\" I stood up as an act of survival/cowardice. If you recall he\'d just been charged with racist violence and well, I really don\'t love him!! But I got to enjoy the game so it was worth the compromise. Done it at ManU, Wigan, Liverpool, Bolton, Tottenham, Palace, Wimbledon to name a few some of them were safe to reveal my support, others not so much!
Richarlison, Spurs best player by a mile, did Solanke even touch the ball?
Well in Richi