What are Spurs fans throwing specifically? I thought they were towels to begin with, but the commentators are just saying “litter”
Spurs fans gonna 100% regret keep throwing all that plastic
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How modern? I still remember us destroying Villas-Boas’ Spurs…
Nappies
Not even Bielsa is this cavalier
Cards that read Audere est facere
Handed out pre match
Ironic
17:14 GMT
Tottenham 2-1 Chelsea
The game is held up again as fans pelt the corner taker with cardboard.
The decision to hand out thousands of those cards for this game is up there with Marc Cucurella’s call to start the game in his dad’s loafers.
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That was more like incompetence. This is willful
People watching; what are the odds on at least one red card?
He deliberately played that high line…
There was also Conceição…
why am I catching strays when I am not even part of the conversation… 
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I remind you of this game last season…Nobody comes close…
feels like a game where the team with the fewest mistakes will win the game… its too wide open, no control from either team
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Neville thinks Caicedo pulled back before kicking through the shin
The last thing America needed was Neville and now even that has happened
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Neville: wouldn’t surprise me at all if Chelsea win it
Rebecca: so you think chelsea wins it
Neville: now you’ve put me on the spot
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As always , Spursy doing what they do best.
Trolling their own fanbase.
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If Paul Merson was a horse, we’d shoot him out of mercy.
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Swerving the ‘can’t be arsed writing a HT report’ and heading to the club bar :0)
'A fantastic first half’published at 17:25 Greenwich Mean Time
17:25 GMT
HT: Tottenham 2-1 Chelsea
Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
We haven’t got long enough to talk about that first half but it was a fantastic first half.
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We are 45 minutes away from the best weekend ever—without Liverpool playing.
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At the age he is… could be the death knell on his career.
A hell of a lot better than the alternative though.
Surgery for Antoniopublished at 17:29 Greenwich Mean Time
17:29 GMT
West Ham striker Michail Antonio has undergone surgery on a lower limb fracture following his car crash on Saturday, the club has announced.
He will be “monitored in hospital over the coming days”, the Hammers said in a statement and extended a “heartfelt thank you” to the emergency services and first responders who tended to him.
The 34-year-old Jamaica international had to be released from his car after being involved in an accident in Epping and was taken to a central London hospital.
Let’s all hope for a speedy recovery.
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