We’ve reached insipid indifference
very early. Spurs put in their most insipid performance of the season so far in limp display to lose at Chelsea, to lose at home yet again. read the rest of this rubbish
Tag: Chelsea
How many losses is enough for Levy
to rid us of this fraud? Ange's Spurs 16th league loss of the season, saw them go down one nil to a recently up and down Chelsea, in another clueless display of looking uncoached, while Ange's thin skin showed again. read the rest of this rubbish
Poor Ange… impassively outcoached
yet again. It's strange seeing the happy clappies after Spurs latest capitulation debacle, claim that no blame can be attributed to Ange whatsoever as he impassively watched the Chelsea manager coach his side from being 2-0 down to winning 4-3. read the rest of this rubbish
Spurs’ season peters out with a predictable
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
El Tel… that summer of ’96… that Cup run…
and let's not forget . Sad and surprising news at the weekend at the passing of ex-Spurs and England player and manager Terry Venables, who brought a smile back to the English game. read the rest of this rubbish
We all knew this was going to happen at Spurs
just not necessarily all at once. Ange Postecoglou's record of never having lost a home game went in a wild and furious 111 minute game that made the Battle of the Bridge look tame, as Spurs lost 4-1 to he that shall not be named and the mob he's at now. read the rest of this rubbish
That would be a fitting end for Conte
bringing on a defender when goals were desperately required. Another chance... well, it was a slight chance... of a trophy given up with out even a whimper, as Spurs season ends in March and Conte's tenure surely can't last much longer. read the rest of this rubbish
Maybe it’s just Conte being on the touchline
that hinders Spurs. Cristian Stellini kept up his 100% win record, as Spurs beat Chelsea in the Premier League for the first time since 2018, the first time in the “new” stadium. read the rest of this rubbish
Levy time limped on by
again. Another transfer window gone by and another Spurs master class in how not to do it the right way, as they stay stuck in Levy Limbo, it's Catch 1882. read the rest of this rubbish
Flouncing, hair, handbags… it’s a man’s
game. The second “Battle of the Bridge” didn't have so much riding on it, wasn't quite so ferocious, the team form on the day was reversed and though the result was the same the ending was better. read the rest of this rubbish