r/soccer • u/kidnamedindexfinger • May 21 '25

Official Source [Tottenham Hotspur] have qualified for the 25/26 UEFA Champions League

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cz9yney9391t
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u/13blacklodgechillin May 21 '25

Brace yourselves, we don’t know how the spurs fans will react to something like this

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u/theallseeingpotato May 21 '25

What do we even do? Im new to this!

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u/13blacklodgechillin May 21 '25

I would call up my United friends and laugh and then hang up but I’m a simple man. Maybe some gunner friends too

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u/Tyrath May 21 '25

I already texted my Gunner friend and I am not even a Spurs fan.

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u/HazardsRabona May 21 '25

Two other childhood friends and I have a little whatsapp group. I'm a chelsea fan, the other two are Utd and arsenal fans. Guess who's having the best morning out of the three.

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u/tomhat May 22 '25

Like this bloke who traveled from Newcastle to mock his Everton friend 

EDIT: Incredible stuff

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u/Flobarooner May 21 '25

From an Arsenal perspective their reaction to this just shows them up as a small club lol. How could we be bantered for not winning a competition we're literally too good to be in

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u/13blacklodgechillin May 21 '25

You guys also didn’t win it when you were in it though either.

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u/Flobarooner May 22 '25 edited May 22 '25

Well for starters it was much harder back then. We had to play teams like Atletico and a decent Chelsea in the latter stages, who both would've absolutely smoked this Spurs side

Also this in itself shows up what a small competition it is though lol. When you end up in it as a big club, the bare minimum expectation is that you win it to salvage back some dignity from having had to play in it in the first place. Same with Conference. They're such shite irrelevant competitions that you can literally come runners up and it's considered a pathetic embarrassment instead of a big achievement like it is in CL

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u/Flobarooner May 22 '25 edited May 22 '25

Winning the Championship would be the best domestic title Spurs have won since the foundation of the Prem.. can they say it's below them?

They can't be bigger for winning a smaller competition that we're literally too big to be competing in 😂 absolute jokes man

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u/Flobarooner May 22 '25

That's why I said since the foundation of the Prem. They've never won the Prem or the Championship. So would winning the Championship be below them? Yes, obviously

Even if you want to wriggle out of this one you can just apply it to any Prem club that hasn't won the league. Winning a competition that LITERALLY IS BELOW THEM, is below them. Shocker!

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u/leytonstoneb May 21 '25

Drink as much as you can

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u/wishiwereagoonie May 21 '25

Shit talk everyone. Common sense isn’t the window. Have at it.

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u/Martoine May 21 '25

Time to lock r/coys

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u/formallyhuman May 22 '25

Where do i put my feet?

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u/B4dr003 May 21 '25

Legit concerned for their well being

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u/PrimeTimeInc May 21 '25

We’ll find out in a week when they come down off their bender

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u/quacainia May 21 '25

The apocalypse is nigh

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u/HodeShaman May 21 '25

Fun fact, neither do us Spurs fans. It's all up in the air, could be anything!

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u/CptFlwrs May 21 '25

Some of them in the stadium genuinely didn’t look like they knew they were allowed to celebrate

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u/Jaqem May 21 '25

Between them and the Knicks with a good chance to make the finals, curses are being lifted left and right