The ghost of Paul Stalteri
lives. It's happening again. On another day when it looked again like Spurs would fail to capitalise on other results and a draw would be good they finally won a game. read the rest of this rubbish
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Spurs left the old dear whinging
again. Spurs must have done something right in the North London Derby as Wenger was whinging and we know he does that to detract from his team's performance. read the rest of this rubbish
Still unbeaten but it feels like
losing. The reaction to the latest NFL game played in London, where the Redskins tied/drew with the Bengals was “it's like kissing your sister”, feels like Spurs have been snogging a sibling all season. read the rest of this rubbish
Every silver lining has a
cloud. At the end of Spurs one nil annihilation of Sunderland you wondered if the result was worth the injuries as Spurs players were dropping like flies. read the rest of this rubbish
Here, in the darkest Potteries the native Troglodytes Brittanias
were introduced to football. Spurs really got their season up and running with another four nil thumping of the Stoke thugs at their own dump. read the rest of this rubbish
It really was just like deja vu all
over again. One kick in the dying seconds couldn’t hide the fact that the same team that struggled at the Euros, struggled exactly the same way in Sam Allardyce’s first game as England manager. I had originally thought that Adam Lallana’s last ditch goal had moved Allardyce from being the new Hodgson to him being […] read the rest of this rubbish
Well, a point, is a point
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
Well, a win is a win
and all. Spurs followed up last weeks uninspired draw with an uninspiring victory over Crystal Palace in the first home league game of the season. read the rest of this rubbish
And we’re back with the same old
dampish squib. Well we should be grateful for small mercies as the usual slow start to Spurs season with a first game loss was avoided with the one all draw away to Everton. read the rest of this rubbish
Georg Bjarnfreðarson your boys gave us a hell
of a beating. Well if that's not a fitting end to Roy Hodgson's tenure as England manager, losing to little Iceland in one of the most inept performances for years to exit Euro 2016, I don't know what is. read the rest of this rubbish