The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
an abortion of a season. If hanging on against Crystal Palace doesn't sum up Spurs season, I don't know what does, I suppose we should be grateful they actually managed it, it's all so very 2020. read the rest of this rubbish
now. Pochettino said things would get better after the European transfer window closed and after having a bit of a team meeting to sort stuff out we finally got to see the real Spurs this season... well, this year in the league. read the rest of this rubbish
Southgate. England's World Cup opener against Tunisia went exactly as expected and showed again the only thing that will really hamper their chances is the manager. read the rest of this rubbish
it. Spurs finally got what they deserved with Harry Kane's late header against Roy Hodgson's dull Crystal Palace, after what looked likely to be one of those games. read the rest of this rubbish
the man of the match? Again Spurs find that they morph into the team they're playing, like champions against Madrid, like relegation fodder against Crystal Palace, still they got the victory. read the rest of this rubbish
Russia. With qualification in the bag, England could go out in their final group game uninhabited and entertain the fans in a feast of football. read the rest of this rubbish
for England. Another qualifier victory as England top the group, still unbeaten but another performance that points to another embarrassment when it really matters. read the rest of this rubbish
over again. One kick in the dying seconds couldn’t hide the fact that the same team that struggled at the Euros, struggled exactly the same way in Sam Allardyce’s first game as England manager. I had originally thought that Adam Lallana’s last ditch goal had moved Allardyce from being the new Hodgson to him being […] read the rest of this rubbish
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
can there be a better epitaph for Roy Hdosgon than his own words. The coward that is ex England manager Roy Hodgson finally turned up to be asked questions and was most put out by the fact, didn't they know he'd run away to prevent such things? read the rest of this rubbish