The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
and working the old magic. Spurs return has so far been very 2020, but you're always guaranteed that Dr. Tottenham will be round shortly to administer to the sick and needy, as he was against Sheffield United. read the rest of this rubbish
but is it the right man? Is it the same man? Within hours of sacking Mauricio Pochettino Daniel Levy had installed Jose Mourinho as the new Spurs boss, ending over a decade of pursuit. Will he regret getting what he wished for? read the rest of this rubbish
but barge through. After all the recent rumours that Mauricio Pochettino didn't have long left at Spurs, Daniel Levy went and ended the five and a half year bromance and with that the man who brought so much joy was gone, replaced in a trice. read the rest of this rubbish
so we're told. At the beginning of this summer's transfer window we were told there was three main targets that the Spurs “manager” wanted and by the end of the window they're all wearing Spurs shirts. read the rest of this rubbish
in a day. Not just two in a day but Spurs signed 'em on only the second day of the transfer window... this seems unprecedented. read the rest of this rubbish
just in time. Nearly two years of Wembley have finally ended and Spurs are back in their brand spanking new stadium, when they need it the most to lift a season that was petering out. read the rest of this rubbish
even Newcastle couldn't prevent 'em. Spurs limped over the line with an insipid victory over Newcastle, climbing to third place in the league and securing Champions League football for the new stadium. read the rest of this rubbish
alright, a.k.a. Wimmer's Alive. Maurico Pochettino took the renamed League Cup seriously by fielding the under 12 side that went out and stuffed Gillingham, five nothing. read the rest of this rubbish
day. So yet another mega spending transfer deadline day has passed, did Santa bring your club what you wanted? 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