The international break seems to have been the perfect tonic for Mauricio Pochettino’s Spurs side. A team that couldn’t buy a win, now has three victories in succession. The difference in truth is partly a change in fortune but some of the credit also has to go to our new South Korean signing, Son Heung-min. Continue reading
Some belated thoughts on last weekend’s game against Stoke, the transfer window and this weekend’s trip to Leicester –
Clearout
Tottenham’s summer so far has focused on getting rid of the many mistakes made in previous transfer windows. Levy has done a good job in this respect. Continue reading
The season’s over, bar some tedious internationals, so how did it measure up now that the dust has settled?
Tottenham may have had their ups and downs and we only saw the exciting, attacking football Spurs’ supporters crave sporadically but it was certainly an improvement on last year. Continue reading
Mauricio Pochettino’s return to St. Mary’s ended in a point for both sides. It was an emotional game for the Argentine against the team he professes to still love – the chants from the Southampton faithful seemed to suggest the feeling wasn’t entirely mutual.
Reassuringly the team-sheet had Continue reading
Looks like Spurs have a relatively easy run in, while United and Arsenal’s are a touch harder.
We’re coming to the business end of the season when the important matters of promotion, relegation and European qualification get decided. With only eight games left (or nine if you’re Chelsea or Leicester) the quality of the teams you still have left to face can play an important part in your chances of success.
But how do you compare schedules?
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