It makes you miss
Mark Hughes. Stuffing Stoke under Mark Hughes was one of the joys of recent seasons, I may hate Mark Hughes but have enjoyed Saturday's game more if he'd been in the opposing dug out. read the rest of this rubbish
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The only way to watch Wimbledon is on
Ceefax. Spurs' third round F.A. cup tie against Wimbledon wasn't shown anywhere in the known world, it was like the good old days of waiting for the TV text service to scroll through the page numbers to update. read the rest of this rubbish
Can Spurs play Stoke every
week. The way the last four fixtures have gone between Spurs and Stoke, if they faced each other every week then played 38, won 38, goals for 162, goals against 10. read the rest of this rubbish
Life without Harry is pretty much the
same. Spurs first league game without Harry Kane ended in the defeat of Southampton to keep up the unbeaten home run this season. read the rest of this rubbish
Would Spurs be the only team to miss Stoke
if they weren't around? Nobody likes Stoke, the place, the team, it's fans, but after their third four nil thrashing on the trot they might be missed by Spurs. read the rest of this rubbish
Here, in the darkest Potteries the native Troglodytes Brittanias
were introduced to football. Spurs really got their season up and running with another four nil thumping of the Stoke thugs at their own dump. read the rest of this rubbish
Well, a point, is a point
but that's all. Spurs' third league outing of the season turned into an exercise in “taking the positives” in another lifeless, drab, disappointing affair. read the rest of this rubbish
You can’t win anything with
out someone to replace the kids. The kids were alright, the kids were winning the first home game of the season against Stoke, it's just Pochettino had nothing to replace the kids with. read the rest of this rubbish
Spurs find new depths to
plumb. It was barely a month ago when Spurs last found a new depth to plumb, well after yet another meek loss at home, to Stoke, they've delved deeper down into the abyss. read the rest of this rubbish
It’s games like that, that makes the Premier League the
bestest in the whole world. An unremittingly awful game of football from some, clogging thuggery from others, fitting last on Match of the Day, highlighting everything wrong about both Spurs and Stoke. read the rest of this rubbish