Like I needed one more reason to dislike
Steve Bruce. He had one chance at redemption but he blew it, while others blow up his ego talking about what a great job he and his team did. No they didn't. read the rest of this rubbish
Category: Football
Toxic ramblings about football, Tottenham Hotspur and England.
Tottenham Hotspur are glad to announce the
departure of Tim Sherwood. The worst kept secret in football - this week - finally played out as Daniel Levy admitted he'd made another mistake that thankfully had a get out clause. read the rest of this rubbish
It’s not the youngster that’ll let England
down. The media haven't half got their knickers in a knot about Roy Hodgson picking some youngsters in his World Cup squad, when they should be focusing on the old failures instead. read the rest of this rubbish
Good riddance Tim, now make sure you take
the rest of the deadwood with you. The end of this abortion of a season couldn't come quick enough once Levy decided to Sherwood it. The final match against Aston Villa pretty much summed up Timmy's, thankfully, short period in charge. read the rest of this rubbish
That is a hard act to
follow. No doubt Timmy's phone will be ringing off the hook after his teams dismal capitulation to dismal opposition as for the third time this season Spurs lost to West Ham. 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
The blackest day in Felix Magath’s football
career. Losing 3-1 to the smirking dim one called Sherwood must rank as the worst thing on the Fulham manager's long and distinguished CV as both player and coach. read the rest of this rubbish
The luck if Tim keeps on
coming. There's no better team to be three goals down to than West Brom, as the Baggies dug Timmy out of yet another grave by throwing away a three goal lead to draw three all. read the rest of this rubbish
Don’t cry for Tim Sherwood
he'll do enough of that for himself. Six and half years after Martin Jol led his Spurs side out and learnt his time was at an end, Timmy had the same experience, though the whole thing was far more enjoyable. read the rest of this rubbish
Seeing is believing
Levy saw it. Does he still believe in Tim Sherwood? Can anyone really after that gutless 4-0 capitulation to Liverpool at Anfield? read the rest of this rubbish