Steve T
@steveto63.bsky.social
Long suffering Spurs fan Block 251. Tecky, swimmer, fair weather cyclist, hill walker and runner. You may find the odd bit of music going on here!
Shambolic performance by Spurs. This isn’t Brentford
December 14, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Shambolic performance by Spurs. This isn’t Brentford
Just did my Xmas shopping. Took me half an hour. Slowing down in my old age.
December 13, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Just did my Xmas shopping. Took me half an hour. Slowing down in my old age.
Just been to the 2nd night. Can’t argue with this review. Amazing show. www.rollingstone.co.uk/music/live-r...
Wolf Alice live in London: Britain's boldest rock band conquer the biggest of rooms
On the first of two nights at The O2 Arena, Britain's best rock band of the last decade prove why they've ended up in rooms of this size.
www.rollingstone.co.uk
December 3, 2025 at 11:05 PM
Just been to the 2nd night. Can’t argue with this review. Amazing show. www.rollingstone.co.uk/music/live-r...
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Spurs fans having to cheer on Chelsea in order to try and stop Arsenal winning the title is real bad old days stuff that should never have returned.
November 30, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Spurs fans having to cheer on Chelsea in order to try and stop Arsenal winning the title is real bad old days stuff that should never have returned.
What was the Ash Phillips row about earlier? Sound was down in the pub.
November 29, 2025 at 2:51 PM
What was the Ash Phillips row about earlier? Sound was down in the pub.
Looking at the warm up Gray is lining up in the centre of defence. Possibly like the Dier role of dropping in defence when out of possession and stepping up into midfield when we are in possession
November 26, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Looking at the warm up Gray is lining up in the centre of defence. Possibly like the Dier role of dropping in defence when out of possession and stepping up into midfield when we are in possession
If you bat like it’s a Sunday afternoon 20 over beer match in an Ashes test match, then it doesn’t matter how good your bowlers are.
November 22, 2025 at 8:49 AM
If you bat like it’s a Sunday afternoon 20 over beer match in an Ashes test match, then it doesn’t matter how good your bowlers are.
Set my alarm for 5:30 to catch a fair bit of the test match before work. What a shambles.
November 21, 2025 at 6:10 AM
Set my alarm for 5:30 to catch a fair bit of the test match before work. What a shambles.
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UK and Norway won nature's lottery in 1970 - found oil/gas in the North Sea.
UK squandered wealth, appeased corporations.
Norway levied 78% tax, took direct stake in companies.
Norway now has $1.8 trillion sovereign fund. UK has public finance crisis.
UK Govts still appeasing corporations/rich.
UK squandered wealth, appeased corporations.
Norway levied 78% tax, took direct stake in companies.
Norway now has $1.8 trillion sovereign fund. UK has public finance crisis.
UK Govts still appeasing corporations/rich.
How sparsely populated Norway amassed $1.8 trillion | Fortune Europe
Launched in the early 1990s to invest mostly in bonds, the fund has grown to become the largest of its kind by acquiring small equity stakes in thousands of companies across the world.
fortune.com
November 18, 2025 at 9:38 AM
UK and Norway won nature's lottery in 1970 - found oil/gas in the North Sea.
UK squandered wealth, appeased corporations.
Norway levied 78% tax, took direct stake in companies.
Norway now has $1.8 trillion sovereign fund. UK has public finance crisis.
UK Govts still appeasing corporations/rich.
UK squandered wealth, appeased corporations.
Norway levied 78% tax, took direct stake in companies.
Norway now has $1.8 trillion sovereign fund. UK has public finance crisis.
UK Govts still appeasing corporations/rich.
I met Tony Galvin at an event to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 84 UEFA Cup win a while back. A genuinely engaging and very funny speaker. He was also a vital part of the Burkinshaw team I used to enjoy watching a lot more than the current mob. Got well soon Tony.
November 16, 2025 at 8:54 PM
I met Tony Galvin at an event to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 84 UEFA Cup win a while back. A genuinely engaging and very funny speaker. He was also a vital part of the Burkinshaw team I used to enjoy watching a lot more than the current mob. Got well soon Tony.
Zero tolerance for anybody who can’t see that Harry Kane is simply the best striker (& no 10) of his generation. Caneldo would have 2-3 Ballon Dors to his name
November 16, 2025 at 8:03 PM
Zero tolerance for anybody who can’t see that Harry Kane is simply the best striker (& no 10) of his generation. Caneldo would have 2-3 Ballon Dors to his name
No problems avoiding the freezing cold, tasteless, fizzy pop our convict friends down under laughingly call beer, but abstaining from Aussie wine for the duration of the Ashes may be a challenge. <This message was edited>
November 15, 2025 at 12:14 PM
No problems avoiding the freezing cold, tasteless, fizzy pop our convict friends down under laughingly call beer, but abstaining from Aussie wine for the duration of the Ashes may be a challenge. <This message was edited>
Just sold the Tesla. Shame it was a great car
November 12, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Just sold the Tesla. Shame it was a great car
So Udogie and Oderbert boss the left side. Square pegs in square holes. Both left out. 🤷♂️
November 8, 2025 at 11:21 AM
So Udogie and Oderbert boss the left side. Square pegs in square holes. Both left out. 🤷♂️
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Imagine you were on the beach at Hastings in 1066, and saw that fateful arrow fly into Harald’s eye.
You turn to Guillaume the Conqueror and give him $2.5 MILLION. His eyes bug out.
You pile up an extra $2.5 million Every Single Day since then.
You still don’t have a trillion dollars.
You turn to Guillaume the Conqueror and give him $2.5 MILLION. His eyes bug out.
You pile up an extra $2.5 million Every Single Day since then.
You still don’t have a trillion dollars.
November 7, 2025 at 3:08 AM
Imagine you were on the beach at Hastings in 1066, and saw that fateful arrow fly into Harald’s eye.
You turn to Guillaume the Conqueror and give him $2.5 MILLION. His eyes bug out.
You pile up an extra $2.5 million Every Single Day since then.
You still don’t have a trillion dollars.
You turn to Guillaume the Conqueror and give him $2.5 MILLION. His eyes bug out.
You pile up an extra $2.5 million Every Single Day since then.
You still don’t have a trillion dollars.
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Homo Sapiens emerged about 300,000 years ago.
Imagine you gave an early Sapiens $9,000. And they looked at you and said “the fuck is this?”
But anyway, you piled up $9,000 Every Single Day since the first Sapiens walked the Earth.
You still wouldn’t have a trillion dollars.
Capitalism is fucked
Imagine you gave an early Sapiens $9,000. And they looked at you and said “the fuck is this?”
But anyway, you piled up $9,000 Every Single Day since the first Sapiens walked the Earth.
You still wouldn’t have a trillion dollars.
Capitalism is fucked
November 7, 2025 at 3:04 AM
Homo Sapiens emerged about 300,000 years ago.
Imagine you gave an early Sapiens $9,000. And they looked at you and said “the fuck is this?”
But anyway, you piled up $9,000 Every Single Day since the first Sapiens walked the Earth.
You still wouldn’t have a trillion dollars.
Capitalism is fucked
Imagine you gave an early Sapiens $9,000. And they looked at you and said “the fuck is this?”
But anyway, you piled up $9,000 Every Single Day since the first Sapiens walked the Earth.
You still wouldn’t have a trillion dollars.
Capitalism is fucked
It looks like my question to Vinai at the Fans Forum has hit the spot @abysstalks.bsky.social
Tottenham reduce Champions League ticket prices to combat empty seats
Spurs’ two home games in Europe this season have seen thousands stay away
The cheapest seats in the South Stand would therefore have cost £77 and risen to £94 on top of what many fans already pay for their season tickets.
Spurs’ two home games in Europe this season have seen thousands stay away
The cheapest seats in the South Stand would therefore have cost £77 and risen to £94 on top of what many fans already pay for their season tickets.
Tottenham reduce Champions League ticket prices to combat empty seats
Spurs’ two home games in Europe this season have seen thousands stay away
www.standard.co.uk
November 5, 2025 at 5:01 PM
It looks like my question to Vinai at the Fans Forum has hit the spot @abysstalks.bsky.social
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Show that Van de Ven goal to all those who talk up set piece coaching and it being the future of football. Give me that beautiful unstoppable chaos every week.
November 4, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Show that Van de Ven goal to all those who talk up set piece coaching and it being the future of football. Give me that beautiful unstoppable chaos every week.
Still not stopped at the new station near Chelmsford that cost £M+++ and has caused endless rail bus replacements over the last couple of years
November 1, 2025 at 8:47 PM
Still not stopped at the new station near Chelmsford that cost £M+++ and has caused endless rail bus replacements over the last couple of years
Met 2 blokes earlier from Sweden & N Ireland on a pilgrimage to Spurs. Sorry chaps
November 1, 2025 at 8:33 PM
Met 2 blokes earlier from Sweden & N Ireland on a pilgrimage to Spurs. Sorry chaps
We were complete and utter shite.
November 1, 2025 at 8:30 PM
We were complete and utter shite.
I don’t get the faux outrage about lack of football on Boxing Day. I HATE Boxing Day football. As somebody who actually goes to the match rather than sitting on my arse watching the telly, I know just what a challenge travelling to a match on Boxing Day is. Good riddance.
October 31, 2025 at 7:16 PM
I don’t get the faux outrage about lack of football on Boxing Day. I HATE Boxing Day football. As somebody who actually goes to the match rather than sitting on my arse watching the telly, I know just what a challenge travelling to a match on Boxing Day is. Good riddance.
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This is fabulous
October 28, 2025 at 9:48 AM
This is fabulous