At Spurs nothing is constant apart from distress
These days it seems as if the only constant at Spurs is being constantly in a state of upheaval. What can we do in these dark times? Oliver Zamek discusses
These days it seems as if the only constant at Spurs is being constantly in a state of upheaval. What can we do in these dark times? Oliver Zamek discusses
As a Spurs fan Edward has learnt to deal with quite a lot of things. Failure, disappointment, losing and ridicule, but on Saturday he broke. It wasn’t Mourinho or Lampard who broke him but “Super Jan” and his face.
If the people being hired keep on getting it wrong, Adam Powley believes questions need asked of who is doing the hiring.
Since he swooped into the into the managers role and positioned himself on Daniel Levy’s much used trapdoor, I have stayed out of the Tim Sherwood debate. I lost the strength to fight for or against him after the spell of AVB was broken. I didn’t have enough faith left in the tank to back […]
Predicting the future of Premier League football NFL fan, American, and Tottenham Hotspur supporter Erling Oster, summarises some of our fears of modern football.
We know the man, we know the name, but what does Louis van Gaal the manager believe in? Is he a “get out there and run around” or is he dossier dude? Jai B delves into his mind and footballing philosophy.
Right then. 1882 have been given blocks 15 and 16 of the West lower for the U21 Premier League game between Tottenham and Arsenal on 28 March 2014 at White Hart Lane. Kick off is 7pm. We’ll be meeting in the Bricklayers pub from 4pm. Given the probable demand for tickets we’re talking to the […]
Our international striker finally showed his class from open play at White Hart Lane, and with a tense run-in on the cards, it’s the perfect time for him to find his goal scoring touch. Soldado’s form and goalscoring will be a deciding factor on how our season ends.
Peter Garnett who was born in 1957 and chose Spurs by his on free will explains why watching Dnipro in the Europa League with 1882 was like being cast back in time to one of the ‘glory glory’ nights of yore.