RIP Sir Tom Finney
the Preston Plumber. Sad news last week that one of England's true greats, not one of these modern madey-up ones, Sir Tom Finney has died aged 91. read the rest of this rubbish
Category: Football
Toxic ramblings about football, Tottenham Hotspur and England.
Timmy’s luck continues with some
baffling good management. Timmy's had a lucky run of fixtures since back stabbing his way into the job, this certainly didn't change with an 4-0 away thrashing of Newcastle. But Timmy changed things and for the better. read the rest of this rubbish
“I have had a chance to play a lot of top clubs in my career
and I know how it’ s supposed to be" Yes Emmanuel history tells us those big clubs very quickly tire of you and you're asked to leave. read the rest of this rubbish
Oh, lucky Tim, how AVB
must envy him. Tim Sherwood's spawny travels through football management continue, in this latest episode his side are again atrocious but again pick up three points against Everton. read the rest of this rubbish
Tim Sherwood the great entertainer
myth. Apparently when Daniel Levy sacked Andre Villas-Boas and replaced him with Tim Sherwood “we got our Spurs back”, because the game is about glory. To do is to dare. read the rest of this rubbish
East Fife versus Forfar Athletic is really Timmy’s
level. It was meant to be Hull City versus Tottenham Hotspur but the rubbish put on display, especially by Sherwood's side, looked more like third tier Jock rubbish. read the rest of this rubbish
Timmy’s fanboys have some straws to clutch
to. Apparently it was just bad luck and bad officiating that led to Citeh smashing another five goals past Spurs this season. read the rest of this rubbish
The greatest manager in Spurs’
history. After beating Swansea, the fifth away victory on the spin, it's official, Sky and the rest of the media along with some other deluded folk told us, plans for Tim Sherwood's statute to be unveiled outside the new stadium are in full swing. read the rest of this rubbish
Fackin’ run around a bit
wins another 3 points. Tim Sherwood still unbeaten in the league as Spurs boss after giving a“ win one for the Gipper” half-time speech and a goal for “the greatest striker who ever scored a goal”, it was a Daily Mail reporters wet dream at The Lane on Saturday. read the rest of this rubbish
Remember when Spurs hadn’t lost
a cup game. It wasn't long ago, it was just two cup defeats ago in fact. Back in the halcyon days when Spurs were in all four competitions they entered. Down to one now and you don't give 'em any hope in that. read the rest of this rubbish