Spurs resume their Premier League campaign this Sunday at Carrow Road. It seems a long time since their last league game, the fantastic 4-0 victory over Newcastle United. Spirits were high after that match, but Thursday’s drab Europa League showing Continue reading
Dnipropetrovsk on a map of the Ukraine
After interminable group matches, we finally reach the knockout stages in this year’s Europa League. Spurs face a long away trip to the Ukraine in the round of 32 where they face Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk, who came fourth in last season’s Ukrainian league. The prize for Continue reading
As there was no Spurs game this weekend, I found myself watching some of the Winter Olympics. The BBC were showing highlights of the USA versus Russia ice hockey game. The Americans and Russians obviously have a bit of history between them and Continue reading
There’s more midweek football on Wednesday night as Spurs travel to the north east to face Newcastle. St. James’ Park hasn’t been kind to us recently, we haven’t won there since September 2008 in the League Cup when we triumphed 2-1 with goals Continue reading
Spurs earned a vital win against rivals Everton but unfortunately the performance didn’t match the result. Should a manager be judged on how well the team played or the result? Of course, against a top six rival getting the three points is paramount and Sherwood has to be commended on this. There are however some questions to be raised.
Tottenham have had problems starting slowly in matches and Continue reading
Before today’s game between Liverpool and Arsenal, some Spurs supporters on twitter were suggesting they would welcome an Arsenal victory. Let me just say this is not cool.
As a Spurs fan I would never support Arsenal. OK, if it was the last day of the season and Continue reading
Anything But Penalties 