The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
just two more possible losses to go. Ange's Spurs' 21st league defeat of the season, their record breaking 25th defeat in all competitions this season, saw them go down 2-0 to Villa, who Ange once used to beat. read the rest of this rubbish
and Thomas Frank. Spurs ended their four game losing streak in the Premier League, doing the double over Brentford, with a 2-0 victory that was thanks in part to the host's choice of goalkeeper. read the rest of this rubbish
but at what cost? Spurs latest Europa League struggle saw them finally secure automatic qualification against struggling Swedish outfit Elfsborg, thanks to player who wouldn't have got a look in if Ange's hand hadn't been forced. read the rest of this rubbish
but it's the same old story. After three straight games without a victory, Spurs got back to their old ways in the Euopa League, with a struggle against struggling Hoffenheim, hanging on for a 3-2 away win, to massively increase their chances of automatic qualification. read the rest of this rubbish
that Ange can't hide from. The Greasy Fat Aussie Fraud didn't like the post match questioning of the familiar story of Spurs being outclassed yet again by a relegation fodder side, as Spurs were again embarrassed, this time losing to Everton. read the rest of this rubbish
believe it or not. Ange is on his way to three cups after an uninspiring, coupon busting, extra time victory over part-time non-league Tamworth in the third round of the FA Cup, according to his fanbois. read the rest of this rubbish
as Spurs lose again. Spurs' abysmal away record continued with a shockingly awful display at Crystal Palace that saw neither players nor manager really bother as they fell to a 1-0 defeat. read the rest of this rubbish
winning run. Spurs third Europa League victory, saw them sneak past Dutch side AZ Alkmaar, thanks to a Richarlison penalty, in a game that should have been far more comfortable. read the rest of this rubbish
thankfully. Spurs' second excursion in the Europa League saw them register their second victory, 2-1 away to Hungarian side Ferencvaros, that again owed more to the opposition's inability in front of goal, than Spurs ability. read the rest of this rubbish