The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
it went completely unSpursy. Spurs managed grab victory from the jaws of defeat, in what was looking like being a classic bit of Spursy against relegation fodder Sheffield united who only had themselves to blame for the added time. read the rest of this rubbish
still be in the League Cup. The latest Angeballfest in thumping Burnley away saw one change to his usual lineup that was probably the only decent thing from their midweek League Cup exit, as Sonny played central and got his hat-trick. read the rest of this rubbish
as Ange repeats previous errors. It's not even September and Spurs are out of one competition already, probably the one they were most likely to have a chance in, as after an awful performance they went out of the League Cup on penalties. read the rest of this rubbish
could this really be a new era. After beating one of the “big teams” - can you class Man u as that now? - Spurs usually follow that up with a humiliating last gasp loss to one of the season's relegation fodder teams, but this time they beat Bournemouth. read the rest of this rubbish
who think they can play. After Spurs' opening day draw against a flat back 10, Angeball was going to look better against an open midfield like Man United's, as their 2-0 victory showed. read the rest of this rubbish
but did it really work? Ange Postecoglu’s first real game in charge of Spurs saw some encouraging things, some bright new faces, but also the same old failures from the same old players, for their 2-2 draw with Brentford. This was a game of two strikers, both of whom weren’t here, but if either were […] read the rest of this rubbish
even if it is Thursday night Channel 5*. Spurs latest shambles saw them lose to Aston Villa, who they are now level with on points, just keeping ahead on goal difference, but it showed what a team that are coached can do. 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
but people seem to be happy. Spurs put in a one half performance that perfectly matched so many of those under Conte, this season, in getting a draw with Man united in the chase for fourth spot, but apparently a Mason masterclass. read the rest of this rubbish
are in this mess. Davinson Sanchez bore the brunt for an all round pitiful performance against relegation fodder Bournemouth, who got revenge for the defeat when Spurs previously struggled against them. read the rest of this rubbish