It’s food for thought
isn't it. As Spur look up from the bottom of the Premier League, Martin Jol looks down on the rest of the Bundesliga with Hamburg SV. read the rest of this rubbish
Tag: Premier League
At least Martin’s lot got a draw
last time against Villa at the Lane. It's just under 12 months ago that Younes Kaboul celebrated his equaliser in the arms of Martin Jol as Spurs got a 4-4 draw with Aston Villa, 11 months 2 weeks later what has changed? read the rest of this rubbish
Time to dig out the old
post title standards. For Tottenham's dismal start to the new Premier League season. read the rest of this rubbish
Well the circus rolls back into town
tomorrow. The biggest circus in the world (© Sky) the Premier League. Is it going to be the usual suspects winning and losing and what does great preseason form mean for a new look Spurs. read the rest of this rubbish
You win some
you lose some. I really didn't care which one of the two teams I disliked won the Premier League title though I was happier about one of the teams that went down. read the rest of this rubbish
Curtains closed, blind drawn and
shutters errr shut on the most expensive January window so far. Spurs get a new backline in and let some bit time players go, will it be the making of Jermain Defoe? read the rest of this rubbish
There for the taking
Spurs had a great chance to end a 17 year long hex and win away at Chelski and they blew it. read the rest of this rubbish
Bloody Eck
The luck that deserted Alex McLeish against Italy when he was Scotland boss returned as his new team Birmingham beat Spurs in his first game in charge. read the rest of this rubbish
Well they would say that
wouldn't they, after all it's not as if they have to save face, get revenge, hang onto they're England career or try and justify the worst Spurs player on show. read the rest of this rubbish
125 years in 92
In what should have been a celebration of 125 years of Tottenham Hotspur they had to claw their way back from being 4-1 down to a 4-4 draw with Aston Villa, saving Martin Jol's job for a little longer. read the rest of this rubbish