Tottenham

The match itself was quite pedestrian (apart from THAT goal by Shevchenko, who’s on a roll), so I’ll skip the boring match report (you can hit ChelseaBlog or BBC for it) and get down to the real business – vidoes.

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Your team is a goal down, 30 minutes to go in the second half and you’re watching your opposite number take a free kick from deep inside his own half.

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An article evaluating the summer signings sparked much discussion a few months ago. I would now like to open the floor to see who should be dubbed the Signing of the Year. Here are some candidates, feel free to nominate …

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At half-time, I have to admit that I was laughing at Tottenham and cheering West Ham on. Don’t get me wrong – I like both teams, but something about West Ham’s current plight, Tottenham’s pre-season claims to a top-6 berth …

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It is very rare in the life of a football fan that you look at an early March fixture and say to yourself “This game will define the very life of my football club”. But such a fate befalls West …

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Read match analysis of the Tottenham v Bolton game. A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the Tottenham players who would get starting berths in the top four sides. Lennon, King, Berbatov and Keane were the only four Tottenham …

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What exactly has possessed Glenn Roeder to go after Gareth Bale, I’m not sure. My best guess is that either he he knows something about Manchester United’s supposed interest in the Southampton left back that we don’t, or he’s betting …

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Kevin McCarra thinks that Tottenham players lack spine. I’m inclined to agree, although I’d add that it’s not something that’s limited to Tottenham – other teams with strong potential have the same issue (like Newcastle…).

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Are Tottenham players good enough to play for Manchester United? Could a Tottenham player get a start for Arsenal? Would Chelsea want to buy a Spurs player? Can Liverpool’s misfits be replaced by those of Tottenham’s? Let’s find out.

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There’s been some talk since the World Cup about Marcello Lippi coming to the Premiership to manage a top club. Thing is, the jobs of the top four seem relatively secure (even that of Rafa Benitez), so if Lippi was …

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Just a week ago, Gareth Bale looked certain to move to the Premiership, with Manchester United and Tottenham hot on his trail. For now though, the Welsh international (and ‘Planet of the Apes’ lookalike) will spend the rest of the …

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Tottenham’s sale of Calum Davenport to West Ham is the precursor for Mathew Upson moving to Tottenham (or else, it was the most short-sighted sale ever).

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