After sealing our place at Wembley in midweek, Spurs looked full of confidence as we comfortably beat a battling West Brom team at the Hawthorns.
I am usually one of Dembele’s biggest critics and was surprised to see Continue reading
After progressing to the League Cup Final in midweek, Spurs make the trip to West Brom this Saturday. One of the most disappointing games of the season was our 1-0 home loss to the same opposition. This time should Continue reading
Sunday’s disappointing loss to West Brom left me with an overwhelming sense of deja-vu. Like so many times at home in recent years, against supposedly inferior opposition we struggled.
It’s become the blueprint for taking points at White Hart Lane. Sit back and defend, stay compact and play on the counter attack. I’ve seen it over and over again and it was frustrating enough the first time.
Pochettino was supposed to Continue reading
After a loss and two frustrating draws, Spurs will hope to get back to winning ways this Sunday, as West Bromwich Albion visit White Hart Lane.
It all started so well for Mauricio Pochettino with four consecutive wins. A drop off was inevitable as the new boss finds Continue reading
A comeback but still a poor result. Superficially this was similar to Tottenham’s excellent fight back against Southampton, in reality it was a world away. Southampton are a good team, West Bromwich Albion clearly aren’t.
In some ways Sherwood’s team selection made sense – the first time in his tenure he has named an unchanged side. Spurs had won 5-1 in our previous game, so why Continue reading
Spurs travel to the Hawthorns this weekend, looking to build on Monday’s 5-1 thrashing of Sunderland. Unusually for Tottenham of late, the match is a traditional Saturday 3pm kick off. There’s no midweek European distractions, and the TV companies, like the fans, have realised our season’s over.
West Brom are one of the eight Premier League clubs to have changed manager this campaign. Spaniard Continue reading
Anything But Penalties 