The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
newly promoted relegation fodder. It was a struggle but Spurs managed their first win in five games as newly promoted and now newly relegated Burnley coughed up a lead to lose to a couple of crackers from the defenders. read the rest of this rubbish
before it started. Spurs latest defeat - third in a row, fifth in the last eight - was totally predictable before it started as they went down to Liverpool after showing very little life until the end, looking like the season was done. read the rest of this rubbish
whimper. Spurs third straight loss saw them put in another feeble display to fall 2-0 to Pochettino's Chelsea all of which can be put on Ange's shoulders as he finally showed some life on the touchline. read the rest of this rubbish
and it wasn't really a thriller. Another Ange tactical masterclass in having the ball and doing nothing with it but passing for passing sake saw them lose the NLD without Arsenal having to actually do anything, while yet again coughing up goals from corners. read the rest of this rubbish
he's destined to repeat it. Ange apparently was dismissive of talk about watching Spurs capitulation at Newcastle last season before his team capitulated to Newcastle, might be a different manager and different players but it's still Spurs Ange. read the rest of this rubbish
bang. Spurs finally took full advantage of Villa's latest lost points to move back ahead of them into the fourth spot in the league, thanks to a couple of defenders banging in some shots. read the rest of this rubbish
and less of that first half please. Ange made a shocking move which led to Spurs managing to overcome relegation fodder Luton after another unsurprising first half of ineptitude but will he learn from it because he hasn't previously. read the rest of this rubbish
again. Two trips to Craven Cottage this season for Ange ad a couple of embarrassments as Fulham follow up their League Cup penalties victory with a crushing 3-0 win in the league and some are really baffled. read the rest of this rubbish
that was Spurs best game of the season. In a massive six pointer for the final Champions League spot Spurs put in one half of football against an Aston Villa team that looked a shadow of the side that had opened a five point gap in fourth place. read the rest of this rubbish
again. Like the previous game against Wolves, Spurs were doing the same thing against a packed Palace defence, expecting a different outcome instead of the same bit of insanity but got away with it this time. read the rest of this rubbish