The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
continues. Well we've seen this all before, England cruise through qualification against either once great Eastern European teams or old Soviet states, as they beat Bulgaria in a performance that doesn't bring confidence for games against the best. read the rest of this rubbish
in the derby. Two away games against two of the so called top six teams and two draws, you probably take that but Spurs gifted away another lead to Woolwich in a strange display. read the rest of this rubbish
at Spurs. Lads, it's Newcastle. It's Newcastle at home. Lads, it's Newcastle managed by Steve Bruce. Lads, it's that Steve Bruce and the winless Newcastle... the hopeless Newcastle. Lads, what are you doing, losing to this lot? read the rest of this rubbish
for the new season. Yup, it was looking like another classic case of Spurs deja vu all over again in their Premier League opener at home to newly promoted Aston Villa. read the rest of this rubbish
to the promised land. Isn't that how it was supposed to go in the Nations League finals... breeze past the Dutch then walk off with gold in the final, not scrape by with a bronze medal for third place after a penalty shhot-out. read the rest of this rubbish
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
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
against Huddersfield. Spurs put four past Huddersfield in their last top flight meeting for a while, like they did in their first top flight meeting for a while, winning the two games in between two nil. 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