A welcome win
Winning the first game of the season is always important, but even more so when it means putting a bunch of West Ham fans back in their place. There were some negatives, but we are still in August. Let’s look at the positives.
Winning the first game of the season is always important, but even more so when it means putting a bunch of West Ham fans back in their place. There were some negatives, but we are still in August. Let’s look at the positives.
Our performances at West Ham are without doubt unpredictable. We have seen the glory of last minute goals and wonder strikes, to the crippling affects of bad lasagna, but perhaps worst of all was last seasons surrender. Karl Harrington believes it is time for revenge and time for a new chapter to begin at Spurs.
Stability is key for Matt Davis as he ponders life under Poch and the start of another new era.
Television channels that have thrown billions of pounds at the Premier League tell us ‘anything can happen this year’ but is this really true? Tom Hayward examines what he really wants and what he expects from this season,
The Fighting Cock is world renowned for it’s tactical insight and understanding the nuances of football. So what do the team and guests predict for Mauricio Pochettino’s first season at the helm? Glory? Disaster? Who have we tipped for an almighty season and who would be the ultimate guest on this season’s pod?
The start of every season delivers a range of surprising emotions. Hope, dread, expectation, confidence and more often than not the feeling that this is our year, but how do you feel with 2014/15 just a few days away? Are we strapped in for another rollercoaster, or will it be a gently yet glorious season of Spurs finally delivering?
What hopes do you have for the season? What do you expect Tottenham to do? What do you want to see from our players? Dan Rattigan puts his hopes and dreams for 2014/15 on the table.
White Hart Lane welcomes German giants Schalke 04 this Saturday,but how much do we know about our opposition? Thankfully James Rodgers is on hand to fill in the blanks.
Sandro is one of my favourtite footballers at Spurs, but for a variety of reasons “The Beast” has lost his bite. He needs to rediscover the controlled energy and ferocity that made him one of the finest defensive midfielders in the game, not the best footballer to follow on Instagram. Come back to us Beast. Put your mobile phone down and start jogging.