It has become quite clear that Paulinho isn’t the player we thought he was, but there is still a role for him at Spurs. He offers us something no one else in our squad does, the ability to cause chaos and run forward. It’s time to unleash the Paulinho Tactical Smoke Bomb.
The international break is over and USA based Dennis Creegan is very excited about the rest of the season. Are we right to share in his enthusiasm?
We all want Spurs playing against the big teams, but at what cost? Nikhil Saglani takes the contentious stance that more exposure, more sponsorship and a nice big stadium is what we need to break back in to the top four and be “successful.”
Liam Keyes waves adieu to two Spurs favourites and discusses; were we right to cut loose the Beast and Lewis Holtby? Could they have added something to Mauricio Pochettino’s Spurs?
Liverpool’s 3-0 victory at White Hart Lane last week was the third time they have beaten us in a row without conceding. Where exactly do we keep going wrong? And will we get better in time? A debut article by Liam Keyes
1882 will be in block 35 in the Park Lane for the League Cup tie v Nottingham Forest on Wednesday 24th September at White Hart Lane. Kick off is 7:45pm. The game is already on sale, however block 35 has become available this morning. The block will no doubt sell out quickly, so buy towards […]
It’s a simple idea. Just but a striker. He will score goals, he will bring us joy, success, harmony and a taste of lilywhite ambrosia. But is it really that simple? Lee Hunt makes his debut and discusses.
Wilson returns to talk us through a rather quiet transfer window and examine what it means for us this season.
The international break is always an unwelcome guest. Generally it arrives just as Spurs have suffered a defeat, or announced some bad news. This year we lost to Liverpool at home and had to endure a deadline day rather quieter than usual, but was it really that bad? There are lessons to be learnt from the Liverpool game and the transfer window, wasn’t actually as big a disaster as some may think.