So, who's getting up nice and early to see Tottenham put an end to Wenger's managerial rein at Arsenal?

I will be on Sunday.

That's the fella.

Do you mean he'll reach the end of his tether?

Oh dear.

Yes, a shocker. ****.

And furthermore, why the **** wasn't Lennon brought on at half-time to go up against Gibbs? Ridiculous.

Today was a shit day.

Oh, look on the bright side. Unless Spurs go on a complete meltdown (highly unlikely IMHO) they're going to be in the Champions thingy next year.

Poor old Newcastle are looking a bit dodgy even for the other one.

No biggy, that wasn't on the agenda in August anyway.

The biggy is next weekend against those reed & white stripy bastards.

Howay the Lads. Six points from the mackems? Priceless.

For a team that can concede 5 goals in 28 minutes holding onto a 7 point leave to the end of the season doesn't look like a foregone conclusion. Spurs entertain Man Utd next I believe.

Easy win for Spurs then. Toon took 4 points from Manure this season and Spurs did the same to us.

Clearly Spurs are better than the Mancunians.

No shape or work ethic in the Tottenham midfield.

The Newcastle game gave them an unrealistic perception of how football should be played. I would've bollocked them at half time for not tracking back and pushing too high up the pitch thinking that they are always going to score.

This game was a good kick up the arse.

Arsenal will lose to Liverpool on the weekend and then once Milan beat them at home they'll all be back on Wenger's case again.

Tottenham will end Manchester United's title aspirations.

There's a first time for everything I suppose.

On the other hand Arsenal and Chelsea both win and Man Utd squash the marshmallows. On the bright side SAFC win to keep NUFC from closing the gap.

Instead I think that makes 8 goals against in two games and third place for Spurs is by no means assured....