It could actually get worse for Tottenham
worse than being stuffed by Newcastle. The last time Spurs were this embarrassed on an away day to Tyneside, Levy went out and spunked a load of cash on Moussa Sissoko. read the rest of this rubbish
Tag: Scott Parker
Jose’s sacking was a predictable ending
to a predictable tenure. 17 months on from getting the man he always wanted Daniel Levy sacked the man he always wanted as Jose Mourinho's stint at Spurs went pretty much as everyone expected, including Spurs stopping him from winning a trophy. read the rest of this rubbish
Spurs bring some life to the soulless bowl
for their cup final. The arrival of Spurs at the London stadium actually saw some atmosphere as they beat the hosts in their highlight of the season. read the rest of this rubbish
Two steps forward, a giant leap
back. After a couple of promising performances Spurs drop back into this season's standard form with an insipid display to lose at Man Utd. read the rest of this rubbish
A banana skin picked up and thrown
in the bin. With Spurs' unbeaten run in the league and West Ham turning over big teams on their travels this had Spursy banana skin written all over it, but the little team were put in their place. read the rest of this rubbish
A rather deflating transfer
window. It wasn't who came in but rather who didn't, who left and who stayed that made this transfer window somewhat lacklustre. read the rest of this rubbish
For taking Parker off Spurs, thank you
Martin Jol. We all know you still love your old club Martin, love 'em enough to not want to see Scott Parker hindering our midfield one minute longer. Love 'em enough to have him hindering Fulham's. read the rest of this rubbish
Stuart Pearce had to go but it certainly wasn’t
all his fault. He did a pretty good job for a tactically limited manager who was extremely restricted by the limited way English football, footballers and top flight managers look down at the Under-21 set up. read the rest of this rubbish
The only downside was it didn’t relegate Stoke
from the league. That would have been the cherry on top of the cake. But Spurs beating Stoke on their “special” day, with Charlie Adam being sent off will have to do. read the rest of this rubbish
In our own hands, it was never going to be
that easy. Not as easy as it being out of our own hands. And not as easy as gifting it to others. Ah, the Spurs' way, as seen at White Hart Lane and Stamford Bridge over the last few days. read the rest of this rubbish