Well that was so very Tottenham…
...wasn't it? A mixture of Spurs modern and Spurs of old as the season ends on a high and on a low but with promise. ...read this Blog post →
...wasn't it? A mixture of Spurs modern and Spurs of old as the season ends on a high and on a low but with promise. ...read this Blog post →
...to this. And we were right. Spurs fans didn't like it when he was doing it, diving that is, or going down theatrically, it's earned him a reputation that referees are too witless to see past. ...read this Blog post →
...Norwich? As 'Arry serenely Keggie Keegle's the season is it the the two games against Norwich that are going to be the major factors in what should have been a cruise turning into a battle? ...read this Blog post →
...statistics. Possession and passing success have become king of late but if they lead to nothing other than stat padding what is the point? ...read this Blog post →
...every football ground. The good old days of pre-Premier League football, where the box didn't resemble Come Dancing at corners. ...read this Blog post →
...looks weak and shallow. With two of their key players missing Spurs squad didn't look that strong and deep but they still ground out a deserved three pints against Sunderland. ...read this Blog post →
...plea. The ex-Chelsea and Milan boss wants to stay in England when he comes off his gap year and the F.A.'s choice as the next England manager could point the way where. ...read this Blog post →
...baby blue. The so called strength and depth to Spurs' squad was shown as the reserves all started with a weak and inexperienced midfield but an inept first half was turned around. ...read this Blog post →
..wasn't it? Seems like a lifetime now but it was only seven days, during which Bolton and Sunderland have shown themselves to be amongst Europe's elite, well far superior to the current champions of Italy and Europe. ...read this Blog post →
...playing for Sunderland. She wouldn't have missed two penalties, or a sitter in the box and Spurs would have been on a far worse stuffing than the eventual 3-1 scoreline. ...read this Blog post →
...last week wasn't it. The team Spurs spanked 9-1 would then go on to beat the conquerors of the Woolwich Scum and Tottenham would just get a draw at Villa. ...read this Blog post →
...opportunity when...it's Darren Bent and he's thrown himself to the floor without being touch and it's Darren Bent, yet again the ex-Spurs striker failed and looked confused. ...read this Blog post →
...like that, is it. Spurs aren't meant to nick away draws in the last minute, other teams are meant to deny us points that way. ...read this Blog post →