As I type Leicester and Hull are already fighting out the first game of the shiny new Premier League season. Probably a harder one to call than any of the previous ones. Continue reading
The season begins…
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Hopes high for a new season, well assuming we can forget the Euros
Spurs stand on the brink of a new season with high hopes. Last time round we saw a genuine title challenge, some scintillating football, new young stars and a third place finish. Continue reading
Spurs vs Leicester – the title run-in in statistics
With just four games remaining, it looks like this year’s Premier League is a two horse race. Tottenham and Leicester have surprised everyone this year but who will take the final prize? Continue reading
Spurs’ title bid reinvigorated
As the Premier League season builds to a climax, Mauricio Pochettino’s Tottenham side are peaking at just the right time. It’s hard to remember two more impressive performances than the clinical way in which we dispatched Manchester United and Stoke City – two teams who certainly had the potential to derail our title push. Continue reading
Spurs 2 Arsenal 2 – A roller coaster of a match ends in a missed opportunity
What an enthralling roller-coaster of a game. What a crazy seven minutes from 1-0 down to 2-1 and a man up. What a 14 minutes of heaven until Sanchez brought us back down to earth. Continue reading
Spurs start to 2016 in review and why we can beat Manchester City
Firstly an apology. I’ve been very busy of late and haven’t had the chance to update the blog recently. I’ll try to post more regularly in future.
It’s been a fantastic new year for Spurs, four straight wins lifting us above Manchester City and Arsenal into second spot. Only Leicester sit above us. Whisper it, this is a real title challenge. Continue reading
A happy Christmas for Spurs fans
Since I last blogged, after the unhappy reverse against Newcastle, Mauricio Pochettino’s Spurs side have been on an excellent run of three victories. It seems like that loss has been the catalyst for an upturn in form. The unbeaten run was impressive but there were far too many draws. Now we’ve finally managed to start turning those draws into wins. Continue reading
