ENIC’s end game and flirting with new owners
Wannabe financial analyst Jason Fleischer looks at ENIC’s reign at Spurs and tries to figure out their end game and what they have planned for Spurs.
Wannabe financial analyst Jason Fleischer looks at ENIC’s reign at Spurs and tries to figure out their end game and what they have planned for Spurs.
Chirpy sticks his beak into Spurs and gives us his opinions on what went wrong. When the mascot is telling us things are bad, things must be really bad.
So finally Daniel has emerged from his hi-tech bunker, and it was worth waiting for, wasn’t it? At first glance – which, at this stage is a very jaundiced and weary one – any Spurs fan with a keyboard and twenty-five minutes of time could have formulated a similar emollient. But like everything he does, […]
With the Champions League now seemingly out of Tottenham’s reach, the rumours about Tim Sherwood’s job will intensify. James Highsted looks at why that is all too predictable, why Sherwood should stay and who is really to blame.
Six games left. A chance to earn 18 points and reclaim some pride. Andrew Purdie talks about how Spurs can help make the spring that little bit easier.
Jack Garland dons his wellies and goes wading through everything wrong with Tottenham. Do you agree with him? Are Sherwood and ENIC to blame?
Top four is a glimmer. It’s a glimmer of hope that keeps us on our toes, but does Tom Middleton believe we have a hope? With Liverpool looming we will know more on Sunday night.
Anyone remember Damon and Debbie? Didn’t think so. This three-part show was a Brookside spin-off focusing on the doomed relationship between rough diamond Damon Grant and mousey, good-as-gold girl-next-door Debbie McGrath. Debbie’s parents deemed her too good for Damon of course, and Damon’s parents – the formidable Bobby and Sheila – thought Debbie’s family were elitist snobs. So Damon and Debbie […]
Perhaps the time has come to be a bit like Tim. Burn the tactical books, chuck the blackboard in the bin. Play with some spirit. Balls out on the table. Let’s just go for it.