The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
in the Champions League. So many times through the group stages and then knock out games, Spurs were out of the competition yet pulled themselves back in you'd think their name was on the trophy... but no. read the rest of this rubbish
for a lesser spotted draw. Spurs doubled the number of the times they drew in the Premier League in what was for the most part an end of season stroll about in the sunshine against Everton. read the rest of this rubbish
back in. The amount of times have Spurs been out of the Champions League should we really have expected anything else than them to leave it until the dying seconds to reach the final. read the rest of this rubbish
Jar Jar Binks. Spurs end of season implosion continued in spectacular style in losing two men and one goal to Bournemouth but they still managed to come out of the weekend holding onto a top four place, which they shouldn't lose. read the rest of this rubbish
edition. Tottenham suffered their second straight one nil defeat at their new stadium, this time to a somewhat better side, in Ajax, in the Champions League semi-final first leg. read the rest of this rubbish
at the new stadium. White Hart Lane wasn't like this in Chris Hughton's day, so has Chris, he wasn't brought up to play dullard football like he had his Briton side play and no, they weren't unlucky in losing, they got what they deserved. read the rest of this rubbish
overall. The third meeting of Tottenham and Man City, the space of just over a week, ended in a victory for the hosts but another good performance from Spurs, who deserved more from the game. read the rest of this rubbish
their way to the Champions League semi final. Spurs did it the only way Spurs would do it, it wasn't gonna be easy, it wasn't going to be without some anxiety, without some stress and down to the last second, as they got past Man City. read the rest of this rubbish
can they ride it out? Not for the first time, when Harry Kane left the field stricken, others stepped up to fill the gap and yet again Son Heung-min took it upon himself to be the main man, as he scored the winner against Man City in the Champions League quarter final. 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