Caption Competition: Tottenham and Arsenal relations sink lower
As expected, last week’s north London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal was a heated affair, as much off the pitch as on it. Many of the chants from the fans inside White Hart Lane cannot be repeated, as ex-Gunner Emmanuel Adebayor was the subject of plenty of abuse.
On the pitch Kyle Walker became a Spurs hero by smashing home a winner from all of 30 yards, but as the final whistle blew that wasn’t the end of the action. Much like the whole John Terry and Wayne Rooney situation, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and Tottenham coach Clive Allen didn’t shake hands. What’s being said between the pair here?
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Sorry arsene Paper beats stone
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Sorry Clive, ordinarily I would shake your hand; bit I have been reliably informed that you don’t wash your hands after a two bob bit!
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How about a game of rock, paper, scissors ?
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Right out of toilet paper, again!
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Wanna bet you out by the end of the season?
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Come on Arsene, no need to be like that just because we beat you to Parker.
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Losing your touch mate?
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So leaving the Ferry, just follow the road straight out of Calais, don’t come back and you can forget about this nightmare.
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Ah don’t be so glum mate here’s some change that should get you back to Woolwich…
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Ah mate why the face like a smacked Arse, I got some change on this oyster card should get you back to Woolwich…
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