Spurs actually get the right decision in their favour
for once. Spurs hold a half time lead in the League Cup semi-final, after the first leg ended in a “controversial” one nil victory over Liverpool in their home game. read the rest of this rubbish
The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
for once. Spurs hold a half time lead in the League Cup semi-final, after the first leg ended in a “controversial” one nil victory over Liverpool in their home game. read the rest of this rubbish
was entertaining. Spurs endured another dismal day, with another dismal display, as all the happy clappies made all the excuses for Ange being out-coached yet again, as the lost 6-3 at home. read the rest of this rubbish
before it started. Spurs latest defeat - third in a row, fifth in the last eight - was totally predictable before it started as they went down to Liverpool after showing very little life until the end, looking like the season was done. read the rest of this rubbish
so much fun. Spurs last minute winner against the nine men perpetual whiners made all those whines such a glorious occasion as they conveniently forgot all the times the officials gifted them while playing always the victim. read the rest of this rubbish
the one that got away. Spurs looked to be heading to another Newcastle scoreline, then got it back Man U style, before grasping defeat from the jaws of parity, thanks to a classic bit of Spursy and some bog awful officiating. read the rest of this rubbish
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
fails.Yup, bipolar Spurs were doing their dullard passive routine in the first half and then their hyper all action routine in the second half, yet again, but this time Cote didn't get away with it. read the rest of this rubbish
wasn't enough. A point at Anfield is usually a welcome point but with the gap to fourth now four points with three games to go, so even with the NLD midweek, it's not in Spurs' hands. read the rest of this rubbish
for another depressing time. So the January transfer window closes and with two players in, a bunch of missed chances and a few big names out, is it enough to keep Conte happy. read the rest of this rubbish
and don't go full Spursy. It's been a while, beginning of the month the last time Spurs took to a pitch to play a game, and the first game back had to be against the free scoring Liverpool. read the rest of this rubbish