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ThinkSpurs returns and takes a look at Munir, the latest player to be linked with a move to White Hart Lane.
A lot of time has passed since Eriksen arrived at Spurs. The club has changed, the team and our expectations, but has our Danish playmaker? Questions are starting to be asked about his worth, how much we need him and where should he play? It’s time for Eriksen to show us.
Could Paul Mitchell’s departure be the first crack in this new version of Tottenham, or is it just one man leaving a job for personal reasons? Vass has a look at the situation.
As rumours surface that Christian Eriksen is demanding a new deal worth £150k/week to stay at Tottenham, ThinkSpurs makes his debut on The Fighting Cock by discussing the crazy world that is football finance.
When Scott Mathews-Novelli visited the Lane for the first time, he was struck by the similarities between Brooklyn and Tottenham. This is his wonderful account on the history, the culture, the economics and the pitfalls of chasing the financial dream. Daniel Levy and co, take note.
Lee Brown gives us three reasons why we should all be confident for the season ahead.
The summer of 2016 isn’t the first broken summer I’ve endured. My first solo break of my teens, Ayia Napa 1998, taught me how to deal with disappointment in the long summer months. This season though, with the campaign about to start, something feels different. We’ve grown up, we’ve matured, we become a serious football club, there’ll be no more mistakes, but if there are, they be glorious in their own way.
The new season is a matter of days away, but questions remain. Have we been left behind? Should we fear the new managers? Where are the “Champions League” signings?! James Forster gives his views.
Bastions of knowledge. Merchants of tactics. Seers of the unseen. We are known for knowing the unknown, so along with a few of our close friends we’ve decided to deliver to you the spoilers for 2016/17. Get it in your head, prepare yourself for the new season and sing for the shirt. COYS.