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Tottenham must beat Swiss side Young Boys in their two-legged Champions League play-off to land a coveted place in the competition's group stages.

 

Harry Redknapp's men avoided bigger-name sides such as Dynamo Kiev of Ukraine, Italian side Sampdoria and French outfit Auxerre.

 

Tottenham will play in Berne on either 17 or 18 August then host Young Boys at White Hart Lane on 24 or 25 August.

 

:scratchchin:

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/8888791.stm

 

 

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The idea that thousands of Spurs fans are googling 'young boys' amuses me a great deal more than it probably should.

 

That, and 'flights to young boys' or 'how to get to young boys' or even 'tickets for young boys.'

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The idea that thousands of Spurs fans are googling 'young boys' amuses me a great deal more than it probably should.

 

That, and 'flights to young boys' or 'how to get to young boys' or even 'tickets for young boys.'

 

or even "looking to have sex with young boys" hahaha :lol::scratchchin::icon_lol:

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The idea that thousands of Spurs fans are googling 'young boys' amuses me a great deal more than it probably should.

 

That, and 'flights to young boys' or 'how to get to young boys' or even 'tickets for young boys.'

 

or even "looking to have sex with young boys" hahaha :lol::scratchchin::icon_lol:

 

God dammit Kevin.

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Breaking news: Harry Redknapp arrested

 

Saw police going through Redknapps door 6 bells this morning(Sky sports news). Redknapp still in his y fronts with hancuffs on. Redknapp goggled young boys to find some info on his opponents but the police took this the wrong way. Redknapp now released without charge. IPCC investigates.

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Breaking news: Harry Redknapp arrested

 

Saw police going through Redknapps door 6 bells this morning(Sky sports news). Redknapp still in his y fronts with hancuffs on. Redknapp goggled young boys to find some info on his opponents but the police took this the wrong way. Redknapp now released without charge. IPCC investigates.

 

You said you were a stand-up?

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Breaking news: Harry Redknapp arrested

 

Saw police going through Redknapps door 6 bells this morning(Sky sports news). Redknapp still in his y fronts with hancuffs on. Redknapp goggled young boys to find some info on his opponents but the police took this the wrong way. Redknapp now released without charge. IPCC investigates.

 

You said you were a stand-up?

 

Yes mate I work on the boats.

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Harry Redknapp = cockney wanker who if he hadn't been a decent footballer would have been a barrow boy in th east end. Just like tossers like Rio Ferdinand, John Terry, Joe Cole. The whole lot of them are thick as 2 short planks, Rio Ferdinand especially makes me laugh when I saw him seeking an audience with politicians etc to express his political views in newspapers.

 

What views ? He's a footballer ? And he's stupid to go with it. Fuck off.

 

Why did that advert for the Sun before the World cup show 3 of them ie Venables, Redknapp and Ian Wright [the biggest racist on TV] ? All of them cockney barrow boys, shame Glenn Hoddle wasn't on it to complete the quartet.

 

What a bunch of turds.

 

And with that, I'm off for some shut eye

 

:D

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Tottenham must beat Swiss side Young Boys in their two-legged Champions League play-off to land a coveted place in the competition's group stages.

 

Harry Redknapp's men avoided bigger-name sides such as Dynamo Kiev of Ukraine, Italian side Sampdoria and French outfit Auxerre.

 

Tottenham will play in Berne on either 17 or 18 August then host Young Boys at White Hart Lane on 24 or 25 August.

 

:lol:

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/8888791.stm

 

 

Let the entendre's commence

 

Going to be a struggle to bear this one....

 

Young Boys Wankdorf erection relief

 

ERN, Switzerland, July 31 (Reuters) - The supporters of Young Boys Bern have not had too much to celebrate in the 19 years since their team last won the Swiss league title.

 

Long since eclipsed by the likes of FC Basel and Grasshoppers Zurich, the club from the Swiss capital has even got a reputation for enjoying its status as a perennial loser.

 

But this weekend Young Boys sought to shake off their old image by officially opening the 32,000 Stade de Suisse Wankdorf stadium -- which cost 350 million Swiss francs ($271.3 million) -- with an uncharacteristically flashy homecoming party.

 

'I'm extremely happy, because I'm convinced this is the stadium from which Young Boys can finally launch themselves back into sporting success,' Swiss president, and Bern native, Samuel Schmid told spectators just before Saturday's show got underway.

 

Looking on as acrobats, musicians and dancers took to the pitch, the stadium's private investors gladly shared Schmid's enthusiasm while insisting the financial viability of the overall complex does not depend solely on the team's success.

 

'We have learned a lot from the multifunctional stadium at FC Basel,' stadium board president Benno Oertig told Reuters.

 

'When you look at the total investment, it's clear that we had to have other sources of income than just the football, which is why we have a supermarket, shops, offices and even a school included in the complex.'

 

'But of course the performance of the football club will have an important knock-on effect.

 

'We have calculated for average crowds of around 15,000 per match and are also targeting at least a third place finish in the league this season. That might put some pressure on the club, but you need pressure if you want to succeed.'

 

Fortunately for team coach Hans-Peter Zaugg, the club's backers also appreciate the need to invest in players.

 

Working to a budget of about 8.5 million Swiss francs -- surpassed in Swiss football only by FC Basel's estimated 30 million -- Zaugg made eight pre-season signings.

 

The most notable coup was convincing Switzerland midfielder and former Basel hero Hakan Yakin to join the club.

 

Having won both their opening away matches to take an early lead at the top of the Swiss standings, Young Boys already look prepared for their season of change.

 

'The building of the new stadium certainly played a part in my coming here,' Yakin told Reuters on Saturday.

 

'I'd already seen what a new home can do for a team during my time at Basel -- so now it's up to us players to put in performances that will bring in the supporters.'

 

Despite the recently appended Stade de Suisse title, the new Wankdorf does not have any official status as a national stadium and will share the staging of international matches with the other new Swiss grounds in Basel and Geneva.

 

The future hosts for Swiss Cup finals -- previously held exclusively in Bern -- is also still to be decided.

 

The Bern stadium is, however, already set to stage three group matches at the 2008 European Championships, marking a return to the international stage more than half a century after the old Wankdorf hosted the 1954 World Cup final.

 

Back in those days, Young Boys had something of a giant-killing reputation in Europe and even reached the semi-finals of the 1959 European Cup.

 

A second round defeat to Olympic Marseille in this season's Intertoto Cup reminded Bern's supporters that European glory is still a long way off.

 

Thanks to the new home, though, domestic success no longer looks quite so impossible.

 

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id...901&cc=5739

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Harry Redknapp = cockney wanker who if he hadn't been a decent footballer would have been a barrow boy in th east end. Just like tossers like Rio Ferdinand, John Terry, Joe Cole. The whole lot of them are thick as 2 short planks, Rio Ferdinand especially makes me laugh when I saw him seeking an audience with politicians etc to express his political views in newspapers.

 

What views ? He's a footballer ? And he's stupid to go with it. Fuck off.

 

Why did that advert for the Sun before the World cup show 3 of them ie Venables, Redknapp and Ian Wright [the biggest racist on TV] ? All of them cockney barrow boys, shame Glenn Hoddle wasn't on it to complete the quartet.

 

What a bunch of turds.

 

And with that, I'm off for some shut eye

 

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Hoddle has joined Redknapp at QPR. :D

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Hoddle has just been on talkshite.

Alan Brazil ` Are you looking forward to working with `Arry'

Hoddle ` If we play 3-5-2 the wingbacks can help out the front two and also tuck in and make it a back five but we could look at the xmas tree formation and play one up front with a man in the hole then the midfield wide men can support the man in the hole who can push beyond the single striker giving us more strength if the opposition break due to us still having five in defence but we could also switch to 4-4-2 for certain games with the flat back four giving us the opportunity to quickly change back to the xmas tree formation if the one up front with the man in the hole is not producing chances '

Like Venables and `Arry,loved by the cockney press,all three great tacticians,great man-managers,great coaches but only 2 FA Cup wins between the three of them as managers in this country.A load of cockney bollocks.

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Even the press don't make Redknapp out to be a good tactician. Also, how would Keegan and Robson fare if you judged them purely on the domestic club honours they'd won? I think Redknapp is overrated as a manager (although many players speak highly of him) but I think Venables and Hoddle have proved themselves as coaches.

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