If Spurs win in the cup and no one is…
...watching, does AVB get the blame? Spurs avoided an upset by overcoming Coventry City in the 3rd round of the FA Cup with a bit of ease. ...read this Blog post →
‘Arry can be the only choice for England…
...now. Overseeing a tactical masterclass of ineptness, watching his team in white and blue fall to pieces while the officials make one of the most god awful calls in the game. What better qualifications can a man have to get the England job? ...read this Blog post →
And we’re going Wembley…
...Wembley... Wembley... We're the famous Tottenham Hotspur and we're off to Wembley. Doesn't quite feel right when it's only the Cup semi-final but it's still Wembley after beating Bolton 3-1 in the quarters.. ...read this Blog post →
Bill Shankly was wrong…
...when he said...football was more important than life and death. Fabrice Muamba current situation after suffering a cardiac arrest showed that. ...read this Blog post →
Tags → Bolton Wanderers, FA Cup, Fabrice Muamba, Football, Spurs
That’s a typical Defoe performance…
...all over. OK so a couple of things were missing, he didn't hit the woodwork, side netting or 'keeper. But the rest was pure Jermain. ...read this Blog post →
‘Arry’s England audition went…
...well. FA chairman David Bernstein was at the fifth round Cup tie to watch his future employee seal the deal on the England job. And didn't 'Arry do well. ...read this Blog post →
Tags → England, FA Cup, Graham Taylor, Harry Redknapp, ITV, McClown, Sport, Sports, Spurs, Stevenage Borough, Tottenham Hotspur
There must be a ‘Arry related title for…
...this post. But after watching Spurs beat Watford in the Cup last night I just can't be arsed to think of one. Well if they couldn't be bothered why should I? ...read this Blog post →
Is there any magic…
...out there? Spurs three nil cruise over Cheltenham Town with a second string outfit really didn't enhance the F.A. Cup or increase it's importance. ...read this Blog post →
This video should have lasted a little…
...longer. All the Spurs goals from competitive games in the 2010 / 2011 season in chronological order. ...read this Blog post →
You can't say "shit" live and exclusive on ITV…
...but you can broadcast it. ITV yet again do their best to hammer the final nail into the coffin of the F.A. Cup because everything turns to crap once it lands on that channel. ...read this Blog post →
Tags → Adrian Chiles, crap, ESPN, FA, FA Cup, Final, ITV, Man Citeh, Mario Balotelli, Premier League, Spurs, Stoke
The baby blues…
...again. Spurs' humiliating four nil defeat to Fulham in the fourth round of the FA Cup should be the last we see of that horrible light blue away kit that results in Spurs playing like they don't care. ...read this Blog post →
Ah the romance is back in football…
... isn't that what ITV kept telling you? Nobody mentioned it at The Lane as Spurs beat Charlton with reasonable ease after the half-time introduction of Luka Modric which everyone had to suffer listening to on the radio. ...read this Blog post →
Tags → Alan Green, BBC, Charlton, FA Cup, Football, Harry Redknapp, ITV, Jaqui Oatley, Jermain Defoe, Luka Modric, MotD, radio, Sandro, Sport, Spurs, Tottenham Hotspur, Wilson Palacios
R.I.P. Bobby Smith…
...Spurs and England legend. Sad news that goal scoring legend Bobby Smith died age 77 on Saturday, after a short illness. ...read this Blog post →
Tags → Bobby Smith, England, European Cup, FA Cup, Football, Jimmy Greaves, Jocks, Sport, Spurs, Tottenham Hotspur, Wembley, Yorkshire
ITV should be banned from broadcasting…
...all football. They have the amazing ability to turn everything to shit, Hell they pretty much did it to Morecambe and Wise what chance has the game got. Still it's really the fault of the F.A. and the 30 pieces of silver they got. ...read this Blog post →
Tags → BBC, Champions League, Chelsea, Clive Tyldesley, Cretin, David Pleat, FA, FA Cup, Football, government, ITV, Jamie Carragher, Jim Beglin, Liverpool, Lord Triesman, Paul Merson, Pompey, scummy ARSEnal, Sport, World Cup
166,471 people turned up at Wembley to watch…
...two men. Along with the millions that tuned in around the world to see the two FA Cup semi-finals this week, it wasn't to see any of the four teams but the centre of attention in both games the refs who decided the outcomes. ...read this Blog post →