Spurs and football used to be fun
Vass Koni has been watching Spurs a long time and there is very little he hasn’t seen but how do the modern Spurs brand compare to the club he grew up watching? Has the fun been sucked from the game?
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La 25 Export: It doesn’t have to be glory or guns
In recent weeks we have seen many comments about how people no longer feel part of Spurs and how estranged the club has become from its community, but what happens if you make a stand and try and unite a broken area with football? Across the other side of the world in a poor part of Colombia, two men gave up their day jobs to do just that. Football isn’t more important than life, but it can, in its simplest form give a life to a family, individual and community.
RIP Tottenham. RIP Football
Mark Sheehan, a Spurs fan and regular at White Hart Lane for over three decades, has fallen out of love with Spurs. Find out what broke him.
Pochettino gives precedence to system over ‘superstars’
Simon Frazer believes we are starting to see our managers philosophy on the pitch thanks to the players who are willing to adapt to his system.
To cheer or not to cheer, that is the question…
Football has changed a lot since Sky got involved but Robbie Canale believes supporters still have a part to play in helping the performance of our team.
The magnificent seven a year on
It has been a year since that glorious summer where we signed everyone, but today, three managers and a year later how are they getting on? Dan Rattigan investigates.
The next Spurs captain
The captain issue has been a contentious one at Spurs for quite some time, James Highsted makes his debut on The Fighting Cock by looking back at our great captains, and picking the man he thinks could lead us to glory in the future.
Building for the long term
Ben Norland looks at the effect the possible appointment of Paul Mitchell could have on the club at all levels.