Spurs 2-0 Lyon

[EFC_Callum]

after 29 minutes we are beating a full strength french champion with essien and [****!!****] wiltord.

 

two good goals especially the r.keane one.

 

Routledge and tainio look good and the partnership of mido and keane looks great as they also both scored vs the sundowns the other day.

 

Sadly we cant leave defoe out as he will just move on.

[Rob_Butler]

3-0 Mido got the ball played down the line to him squares it first time along the deck and nocked in by Keane

[EFC_Callum]

Were so good its unbeleivable.

[Rob_Butler]

Not a penalty! 3-1 Ledley King handball

[EFC_Callum]

3-1 WE ACTUALLY WON A TOURNAMENT!

[YB941 5thD EFM ~soul~]

I think we should parade the trophy around North London in an open top bus.

 

After all, West Ham did the same after finishing sixth in Division One!! <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

[YB941 5thD EFM ~soul~]

Oh - and I'd rather hang onto Keane than Defoe anyway.

 

Keane has been better now for the last six months, and it's inevitable that Defoe's gonna leave sooner rather than later anyway.

 

Keane must stay, and I hope Jol pulls out all the stops to make sure he does.

[Electric ~soul~]

Tottenham have defended their involvement in the Peace Cup - even though the tournament is run by a controversial religious cult more commonly known as the moonies.

 

The South Korea-based pre-season competition is organised and funded by the Sun Moon Soccer Foundation which was set up by Reverend Sun Myung Moon, mastermind of the Unification Church.

 

Moon - whose followers are known as "moonies" - was banned from entering the UK in 1995 following accusations, proven in court, that his cult was involved in brainwashing and sought to break up families.

 

The Cult Information Centre believe Spurs have made an error of judgement by competing in the Peace Cup but the Barclays Premiership club have backed their decision to travel to the Far East.

 

"The Peace Cup 2005 is endorsed and sanctioned both by FIFA and the Korean FA," a club spokesman told a newspaper.

 

"The club is entirely satisfied the tournament has been organised by a company recognised and endorsed by FIFA, football's world governing body, and that it is professionally run in accordance with the game's regulations."

[Drummer Scott]

Mido is a quality player. He will be missed by Tottenham when he is called up for next years African Nations Cup.

[EFM The Firm, The Voice]

Heard it was run by The Moonies, quality!

 

Let's hope they brainwashed some winning mentality into the players while they were there

[Electric ~soul~]

Do we have the option to buy Mido, does anyone know?

[EFC_Callum]

Yes.