On Saturday afternoon the race for the top four really hotted up… But in North London, bragging rights were also up for grabs as Spurs met Arsenal.
The two sides drew 1-1 in the corresponding fixture back in September, and following booking their Wembley place, Tottenham fans had eyes for a Champions League place too. However although that would the unthinkable for Arsenal supporters, unlike the fans of EastEnders as they watch the script of ‘Who killed Lucy’ unfold, the story that developed for them at White Hart Lane was far more predictable.
Thank you #THFC for allowing my 15 year old son to swagger into his Arse-dominated school today. Have that, Goons! #COYS
— tim green (@timgreen64) February 9, 2015
The new trend in the office is “Tie Mondays” and I gotta say, me and my sweet @SpursOfficial tie is winning today in a landslide. #COYS
— TOPPSMIKE (@TOPPSMIKE) February 9, 2015
Still buzzing from the NLD cheeks are hurting from the big grin on the face #COYS #FOYG bring on @LFC
— matthew clayden (@clayden89) February 9, 2015
Hi everyone. Happy Monday. Friendly reminder of what transpired last weekend. #NorthLondonIsOurs #COYS… http://t.co/KqIGLR20p8
— Mike (@RealMikeSalerno) February 9, 2015
Cheers @hkane28 for making this Monday in work a lot more enjoyable! #COYS
— Joe Hallows (@HelloHallows) February 9, 2015
It’s Monday and I love this man @hkane28 he made my week coys and the rest of the team was fantastic keep it goings pic.twitter.com/8L6rzeLUuo
— Colin Gilmore (@thfcgilmore) February 9, 2015
Monday morning is always sweet after a Spurs win. Today I’m practically flying to work. #thfc #coys
— Alex Segal (@Alex_Segal) February 9, 2015
Morning. I have a feeling that Monday won’t be all that bad. I sit next to a Gooner meaning I’m going to be on the wind up all day.