The responsibility to support
South African based Jason Fleischer talks us through his White Hart Lane experiences and the responsibility on everyone at White Hart Lane to always support the team.
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If you want a different Tottenham, go and get it
Do you feel strongly about Levy, ENIC and the club? Do you want to see change? Are you sure that something has to be done? Then do something about it. Get together, get organised and make your point. Mouthing off on Twitter solves nothing. Razor makes his debut on the front page.
Lamela caps a glorious 1882 experience
Often in the Premier League the fans look to the players for inspiration, whilst they in turn wait for us to support. But what happens when both the players and the fans arrive with the determination to inspire each other? Last night at White Hart Lane it happened. Lamela, Kane and co brought the skill, 1882 brought the noise and support. A truly glorious evening.
Big team. Penalty. Red card. Repeat
With the City result slowly fading from our memory, Liam Keyes decides it’s time to have another look at the game. Watch. Review. Repeat. Report. What’s that definition of insanity?
Tottenham softspur
Winning isn’t something that just happens, it’s about preparation, focus and most of all supreme self-belief and determination. Paul Krarup looks at what Spurs need to start winning when it matters.
The formation that shall not be named
Mike Horowitz discusses tactics and looks at a new formation that may give Spurs the edge when going toe-to-toe with the oil XI.
We are Spurs
Perhaps in the aftermath of losing at the Ethidad for the fourth successive time, it’s time to take stock and think about what it is each of us looks for in our team. Pete makes his début and discusses what is glorious about Spurs for him.
A strange addiction
Benjamin Forman makes his début on the Front Page and talks us through the rigours of watching Spurs in a different time zone.
Milton Canes
The inevitability of the situation will not lessen the pain of moving to Milton Keynes. We knew it was coming, but still it hurts no matter how slow the news has been spoon fed to us. What can we do? Where can we go? What are our alternatives and do the club really care?