Spurs Will Kill You
I’m pretty partial to Tottenham Hotspur, but I have to say — thinking of my own health — I’m glad I’m not a regular at White Hart Lane. There’s a big difference between following a team on television several thousand miles and marching to the ground week after week, and apparently, if you want to raise your blood pressure, the Lane is the place to go. A survey by Lloydspharmacy found more “heart stopping” (one hopes not literally) moments for Tottenham fans than anyone else in the last year.
The fans back up the findings.
“Watching Spurs can be painful as well as stressful,” said Toby Mitchenall, a White Hart Lane regular. “We can be on top in a game with a two-goal cushion, but still worrying that we’ll throw it all away. It’s often exciting, but never relaxing.” Louise Guggenheim added: “Spurs are a really heart-stopping team to support because they put us through total agony every single game and there hasn’t been a truly happy ending for some time now.”
“Going to White Hart Lane is always a stressful affair,” said Alex Bell. “I remember watching the FA Cup replay with Chelsea last season and feeling sick by the end because I had been so tense throughout.
“We never seem to have just an average game which makes them great to watch but is no good for my heart.”
(Spotted on The Fanhouse)
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its been like that for the last 25 years..lol.
Add at least 20, especially if one is talking about the league and not cups.
But it builds character.
Tom, I still can’t figure out how you can be so right about football and so wrong about baseball (in terms of club allegiances, of course). It must be clear to you by now that the karmic connections between Tottenham and the Cubbies are very strong.