Karma? (R)

[jwaldman11]

So I've been thinking: anybody else here think that the Sp*rs food poisoning incident is karmic payback for Jol shouting "Play, play, play!" when two Arsenal players were down in the derby a couple weeks back? In that case, Sp*rs made Arsenal play when a couple of guys were injured. Today, fate (and the EPL) made Sp*rs play with ten players suffering from food poisoning.

Coincidence or karma making Sp*rs remember that they are and always will be someone's bitch? You decide.

[mixmastermatt]

Karma.

I beleive in karma and this is just another incident to proove my point.

[GoonerMan]

could well have been karma

i think they was making too much of having a few players out.
i know its sort of different but was we asking for postponments when we had about 6 first team defenders out amongst other players?

the fact is they had 7 injured players, but we all get injuries, theres all just happened at the same time, get over it

[Darth Norteño]

This is divine vengeance. God is a Gooner.

[Gunner Phan]

Peter Tosh would say Babylon's Queendom allways falls in the end.

[Lanesra]

I said it at the pub today, you reap what you sow :)

[fedwood]

someone said in the matchday thread

when Spurs wanted to delay the game 4 hours
"play on, play on" :D

[Dooglas]

Repped!

[HighburyGoon]

...and we all shine on
like the moon, and the stars, and the sun