After a dramatic defeat to Chelsea, Dave Portnoy expressed his support for Tottenham Hotspur. The team has been trailing at the top of the points table at the start. Soon after the Chelsea match on November 6, they stand second. The nine-man Spurs started the match decently, but soon after Nicolas Jackson’s goal, put them in the backseat.

Continuing their fabulous form, the first score came in for the Spurs in the sixth minute. A deflected shot off the Chelsea defender Levi Colwill ended in the nets. The key left-back Destiny Udogie’s sent-off was a disappointment for the team. He got a second yellow card for a faulty tackle against Chelsea’s Raheem Sterling. However, support poured in for the Spurs from one of the best possible sources.

Dave Portnoy pats back after Chelsea defeat

Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports and an avid fan of the Coys, has been vocal about Tottenham Hotspur’s rise in the Premier League. Despite the recent defeat against Chelsea, Portnoy took to Twitter to express his support for the team. He started speaking in favor of the Spurs as they got the taste of their first defeat this Premier League season. Taking to X, Portnoy wrote, “You can’t just be there when the #coys win. Gotta be there when they lose.”

In the clip, Portnoy was heard saying, “Okay, a lot of people don’t think that I’ll talk about the Spurs game. The Coys play Chelsea today, I am a man of honor and integrity so here I am now right now, and up to it.” Dave’s support for Tottenham Hotspur extends beyond just words. Earlier, Dave Portnoy confidently proclaimed that Tottenham was set to fill their trophy case and that they “run the Prem”. Despite the setback, Portnoy’s unwavering support for the team highlights the intense rivalry in the Premier League and the passion of the fans.

First loss for the Spurs after an unbeaten start

The Spurs’ unbeaten start to the season came to a dramatic end with a chaotic 4-1 defeat against Chelsea. The match, filled with controversy and unexpected problems, was a spectacle in north London. Spurs started strong with Dejan Kulusevski’s deflected shot, putting them ahead after six minutes. However, the game quickly turned with Cristian Romero’s red card and the subsequent penalty, allowing Chelsea to equalize.

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The loss leaves Spurs’ manager, Ange Postecoglou, facing significant challenges. Injuries to key players Micky van de Ven and James Maddison, coupled with ill-discipline and red cards, have resulted in a difficult situation for the team. Despite the result, the Spurs are expected to regroup and come back stronger in their upcoming matches. The intense match has not only highlighted the fierce rivalry between the Spurs and Chelsea but also sparked discussions about fair play in soccer.