The day the hate came
Rivalry, derby games, passion and ferocity, elements to football that Sky can’t manipulate or own. But when did you finally get it? When did the hate arrive in your soul?
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It means more
Do Spurs have an advantage this Saturday due to the fact they have some local lads in their side who know what this fixture means? Windy drops the passion.
Why Mason can be Tottenham’s next star
Nathan Weavers makes his debut on the front page by looking at Ryan Mason, the man who has benefited the most from the Pochettino’s reign.
Lennon: Thanks for the memories
James Harris aka SawboSpur1882 reminisces over Aaron Lennon, a player who gave us some great memories and a player who when he scored, we never lost. Thanks for the good times.
Why Spurs are right to rotate
Paolo Bowyer drops the scientific knowledge on Pochettino, Spurs and the case for rotation. You must read this.
Spurs and my tears of joy
The Spurs family is growing. Our fans are now spread across the globe, but what does it mean to be Spurs? What does Spurs mean to you? Vass returns and looks at the curse and the joy of being part of this gloriously dysfunctional family.
Erroneous Hotspur
The game was one giant, pulsating mistake from the very moment the team sheet was handed in. Spurs need to stop making these errors quickly otherwise the season may be over by before spring even arrives. Wednesday’s game just got bigger.
The end of Kaboul
Last night there was a seismic shift of power at Spurs. Vertonghen openly questioned Kaboul, his captain, and the crowd audibly supported the Belgian over the Frenchman. What does this mean for Kaboul? Is there a future for him? Does he offer us anything going forward? Has Kaboul gone Kapop?
Burn out
With 100 games to play in the next 21 days, James Harris examines what can be done to help prevent our players burning out.