Erik Lamela isn’t missing. He is here with us right now. He has been absorbed by us and become part of us. We failed him, he failed us, Spurs failed everyone. One day I hope we all find each other, not just him.
I should have learnt that hope is a dangerous emotion as a teenager when I was brutally blown out in a night club, but the older and “wiser” me continues to hope, especially when it comes to Spurs.
Wilson asks either for space or a handshake. We need decisions and acts of direction not more van Gaal waffle.
Join my fantasy of “five games to glory.” Imagine the big sweaty writhing mess of winning all five games and spending the summer basking in a top four finish or slaying that stupid Saint something day. Imagine. Fantasise. Join me.
Tom Middleton looks back at the Sunderland game and how despite the 5-1 win, Sherwood still has to go, walk out that door, without turning around, as he isn’t welcome any more.
So Sherwood will officially be on his way this summer. Should we rejoice or should we take stock that yet another manager has been chewed up and spat out by Tottenham
Pitch forks and torches are put to one side as Hayden Smith takes a calm and collected look at the reign of Daniel Levy.
After the latest 1882 game at White Hart Lane, a Tottenham fan wakes up with a hangover and surrounded by Spurs players we all have tried to forget. They want Levy out and their names cleared. The truth is revealed about what is really happening at the Lane.
Will we ever get a new stadium? Wilson looks at the pros and cons of moving from White Hart Lane and what a season at Wembley would feel like.
