Our home from home to face newly promoted side Fulham in our 1st London Derby of the season.
One of our less fierce rivals but a derby all the same.
I've always liked Fulham as a club, they always seem to try play good football as an ethos much more of a pleasure than the likes of Stoke & West Brom etc, so it's good to see them back.
After the inevitable news that the NFL 'Theatre of Cheese bowl won't be ready (probably this year) Pochettino has said the only way they can make it up to the fans is by winning.
A win away at Newcastle is no mean feat, and after Tottenham’s hard-earned 2-1 victory Saturday lunchtime all associated with the Club were keen to recognise the performance put in at St James’ Park. A Man of the Match poll posted on the Club’s official Twitter account, welcoming fans to cast their vote, singled out four players for further merit: Eric Dier, Davinson Sánchez, Dele Alli and eventual winner Jan Vertonghen. No arguments there, right?
More perplexing than attempting to master a Dele Alli celebration was the exclusion of the skipper from this vote. For who...
Well imagine my shock , it was originally touted to open for the start of the 18/19 season and now its been confirmed the Stadium won't be ready for the Liverpool match.....
It won't even be ready for the Prioritised sport it was built for the NFL game....
Not another project that's taking an age to complete surely ?
The club is haemorrhaging money on this complete debacle.
News of secret payments to the FA for extended use of Wembley at extra cost to us basically sum up ENICs modus operandi.
Stadium costs and the project has spiralled completely out of control and...
Dignified, succinct and emitting class throughout: the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust’s official statement in response the transfer window can’t be commended enough. (If you haven’t read it, I implore you to do so.) It proved that — in an age where considered opinion from the terraces is unfairly muffled and muted by the big wigs — fans have the right to question; the right to know why. Because as of 5pm yesterday evening, Tottenham Hotspur become the first Premier League team not to...
At the end of last season Pochettino looked a defeated man , his body language was exhausted but it was his actual language (and a couple of weeks prior) that gave off the impression he'd taken it all as far as he could.
He clearly said that he'd done what was wanted of him in these 1st 4 years , hinting that they were victims of their own success ahead of schedule.
But it was now about the next phase 'with him or someone else' to take it to the next stage.
He said he had ideas/a plan but didn't know if the club would agree and...
