You know when you’ve been
Sissoko'd. Spurs are down to the bare bones but thankfully were only facing this year's newly promoted relegation fodder Cardiff, so surely could survive even Sissoko playing. read the rest of this rubbish
Category: Sport
Toxic ramblings about Sport, football, England Tottenham Hotspur, baseball, rugby, cricket and more…
I’m not sure Barcelona needed all that help
from Spurs. Apparently it was the best time for Spurs to meet Barcelona in the Champions League, Spurs took this to heart, no one told Barcelona. read the rest of this rubbish
Spurs a year on at
Huddersfield. It was almost a year to the exact day that Spurs played Huddersfield away in week seven of the Premier League season, back then Harry bagged a brace and the team took three points. read the rest of this rubbish
Spurs, home from
home. Spurs first League Cup game of the season was played at their second home of the season at Milton Keynes, at least Dele Alli felt at home. read the rest of this rubbish
It wasn’t perfect from Spurs
ut it was at least a win. Spurs got off that losing streak with an away victory against Brighton. read the rest of this rubbish
Moo! Bark! Donkey! Spurs…
Spursy. As the clocked ticked down at the San Siro in Spurs Champions League opener to Inter Milan, even a cow could see and tell you what was going to happen as they grasped defeat from the jaws of victory. read the rest of this rubbish
Another Grand Tour, another British
victory. For the fifth time running a Grand Tour ended with a Brit stood on the top step of the podium, as Simon Yates triumphed in this year's Vuelta a Espana. read the rest of this rubbish
At least the new Spurs stadium didn’t witness this
omnishambles. It was the only silver lining on a poor day for Spurs that they weren't so bad and outplayed in the first game at the new stadium. read the rest of this rubbish
England don’t lose football game
shocker. Gareth Southgate luckily managed to not become the first England manager to lose four games in a row as his side squeaked a friendly victory over Switzerland. read the rest of this rubbish
If England can’t find one opener, how can they find
two? The not unexpected news that England opener and ex-captain, Alastair Cook, has announced his retirement from international duty at the end of the current summer, gives the selectors a headache. read the rest of this rubbish