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, And Spurs keep matching on.

Following an examination under anaesthesia, it has been determined that Giovani dos Santos' right ankle will not require surgery. He will now begin his rehabilitation and is expected to be sidelined for up to four weeks. , Get well soon Gio.

@A-40 what do u have to say? Thanks u or buy all the lillywhites a bottle of beer for beating small Liverpool
for u for.

Glory Glory Tottenham hotspur

WE ARE BACK AGAIN

@Dido

Sorry for ur illness, i hope u are getting better. just sing the song and u will be better.



Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur


And the spurs go marching on


Tottenham are the greatest
team the world has seen

Tottenham are the greatest
team the world has seen

Tottenham are the greatest
team the world has seen

And the spurs go marching on


Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur


And the spurs go marching on

The pride of North of London
were the Kings of White Hart Lane


And the spurs go marching on


Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur


And the spurs go marching on


Loyal Spurs supporters and
they come to every game

Loyal Spurs supporters and
they come to every game

Loyal Spurs supporters and
they come to every game


And the spurs go marching on


Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur


And the spurs go marching on


Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur


And the spurs go marching on


Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur

Glory glory Tottenham Hotspur


And the spurs go marching on

Thanks mukina, anything is possible in football
see what happen to chelsea long home record?

" To Dare Is To Do"

Happy Harry

Thanks mukina, anything is possible in football
see what happen to chelsea long home record?

" To Dare Is To Do"

Happy Harry

mukina2:
two  blind people fighting  who go win?


i believe this is a very wrong move , why sack everyone will that make spurs gain 2 more points?

sporting director and head coach together  . .

redknapp?

long season for spurs

take heart guys . .its getting worst

everybody have their bad time. so let us be!

this is not the right time to sack the guys sha
bringing in new guy will make matters more,
God in heaven forgive us lillywhite of our sins and mistakes

The Club just announced that Damien Comolli, Sporting Director, Juande Ramos, Head Coach and
First Team Coaches, Marcos Alvarez and Gus Poyet, have left the Club are sacked. Redknapp grees to take over
Clive Allen, development squad coach, and Alex Inglethorpe, youth team manager, will take charge for Sunday's League match against Bolton.

This is not the solution to the problem we already have.

UEFA cup

GROUP A: Schalke 04, Paris SG, MANCHESTER CITY, Racing Santander, FC Twente

GROUP B: Benfica, Olympiacos, Galatasaray, Hertha Berlin, Metalist Kharkiv

GROUP C: Sevilla, VfB Stuttgart, Sampdoria, Partizan Belgrade, Standard Liege

GROUP D: TOTTENHAM, Spartak Moscow, Udinese, Dinamo Zagreb, NEC Nijmegen

GROUP E: AC Milan, Heerenveen, SC Braga, PORTSMOUTH, VfL Wolfsburg

GROUP F: Hamburg, Ajax, Slavia Prague, ASTON VILLA, MSK Zilina

GROUP G: Valencia, Club Brugge, Rosenborg, FC Copenhagen, Saint-Etienne

GROUP H: CSKA Moscow, Deportivo La Coruna, Feyenoord, Nancy, Lech Poznan

The Tottenham Hotspur SF Racing Team and driver Duncan Tappy recovered from a flat tyre in race one for a second podium finish of the Superleague Formula season at Belgium's Zolder circuit at the weekend. (since we no dey do well for premiership)

Starting seventh on the grid in tricky, wet conditions, Duncan managed to overtake Roma, PSV and Sevilla in the space of four laps between lap 19 and lap 23 to go from sixth to second behind Beijing Gouan.

It was a much-needed boost after two retirements in round two last time out at Germany's Nurburgring and suffering a flat tyre in race one in Belgium.

Qualifying ninth on the grid on Saturday, Duncan picked up the flat tyre on the first lap of race one before finishing 12th overall.

The fine second spot - the team's second podium after round one at Donington - lifted Tottenham Hotspur SF RT up to sixth place overall.

Beijing's win sees them head the table after three rounds with PSV, who claimed third and seventh on the two races, second overall and race one winners Liverpool third.

Duncan said afterwards: ""It was great to be back on the podium - it is the only place where racing drivers want to be.

"It was a brilliant race for me - I really enjoyed it. It was really good to do some overtaking and end up in second position - I am very happy."

Superleague Formula, top 10 after three rounds,
1 Beijing Gouan FC SF Racing Team 207
2 PSV Eindhoven SF Racing Team 193
3 Liverpool FC SF Racing Team 171
4 RSC Anderlecht SF Racing Team 159
5 Sevilla FC SF Racing Team 150
6 Tottenham Hotspur SF Racing Team 149
7 FC Basel SF Racing Team 146
8 AS Roma SF Racing Team 143
9 FC Porto SF Racing Team 138
10 AC Milan SF Racing Team 126

The next round is at Estoril, Portugal on October 18/19

It's nice to be a White lilly.
We may be at the botton now but i know we will
not remain there forever, We are only paying for our mistakes,
That is life for u. U learn from ur mistakes.

" To Dare Is To Do"

Team news

Gareth Bale took a full part in training at Wisla Krakow's Wisly Stadium on Wednesday night.

The defender missed Sunday's loss at Portsmouth with a foot injury but is back in the squad for this afternoon's (Thursday, October 2) UEFA Cup first round, second leg against the Polish champions.

Roman Pavlyuchenko and Vedran Corluka are ineligible for the UEFA Cup while Alan Hutton remains out with a foot injury.

kick-off in Poland is 3.40pm local time, 2.40pm UK time

Our Under-18s put on a late, late show to go top of the league on Saturday.

Goals in the final minutes from Coskum Ekim and Nathan Byrne secured a fine 2-0 victory at Aston Villa to leapfrog previous leaders Birmingham City, who lost against Watford.

The win maintains the lads' unbeaten start to the campaign with three wins and three draws in their opening six matches.

In fact, they have only lost one match in the FAPAL since last October - a run of one defeat in 23 league matches.

"It was a massive win for us," reported coach Alex Inglethorpe. "We played exceptionally well in the first half, probably as well as we've played since I've been here.

"We controlled possession, we played an exciting brand of football and moved the ball around really well.

"To be fair to Villa they came out in the second half and worked hard to stop us playing. We lost our identity a bit, which was disappointing, but what we did do is go toe-to-toe with them to get through the rough patch and defensively we were excellent.

"After 88 minutes we scored the first goal with a counter-attack involving Andros Townsend who found Josh Ekim who in turn hit a fantastic shot from 20 yards that flew in.

"Two minutes later we countered again through Andros, this time he beat two defenders down the left flank before crossing for Nathan Byrne to score at the far post.

"Villa are a good team, a good Academy set-up and it was a fine win for us."

Spurs U18s: Jansson, Smith, Byrne, Kasim (Ekim, 70), Caulker, Butcher, Parrett (Cox, 70), Mason, Obika, Bostock, Townsend. Unused: Butler, Nicholson, Jack.


What is our senior boys doing

With the clubs worst start to a season in 53 years, questions have to be asked as to who is really to blame. Is it firmly at the door of one man or is it far wider spread?

It is all to easy to pin the blame on the shambles before us, but for me we really cannot pin the blame on one individual, it is truly a team effort,

Firstly, how many games has Ramos played a settled team and one which the fans honestly looked at the teamsheet and thought he was spot on? I can't think of one, though I thought he was pretty close against Chelsea, our best performance of the season by far,

Poor team selection cannot be blamed on Comolli or Levy, in the main Ramos has a pretty decent squad of players to choose from, but is doing his very best to **** it up,

The great tactician seems obsessed with countering the oppositions strengths at the expense of playing to ours, I have written from pre season, that the team needs to be allowed to settle with a preferred formation and an established team, totally the opposite of the current plan, if such a plan exists,

As for Spurs public enemy No1 Damian Comolli, the fans can blame him for many things, but pre season we were all pretty much happy with the squad we had, we can discuss the issue of who actually brings in the players until we are blue in the face, but we really don't have the evidence to cast the blame solely at the door of DC in my opinion.

Firstly it was clear that Berbatov was probably going to leave as early as May, but was it the fault of Comolli for not getting the replacement? Not for me. It has been stated that the deal for Pavlyuchenko was tied up as early at mid July, but could not be completed until the Bulgarian was sold.

As for the DCM role, we have four obvious candidates already, in Zokora, Huddlestone, O'Hara and now of course Corluka, how many more do we need?? The fact Ramos picks Zokora almost every game would surely indicate he rates the player, so why get a player to fill a role that perhaps the Coach doesn't feel needs filling,

Sure Comolli may be a poor director of football, he may well lack the negotiation skills, experience or have the best contacts or eye for a player, but if this is the case, why is he still in the role, if he was that bad, surely Levy needs to act,

Moving on to Daniel Levy, I have to say his managing of the clubs finances must be the envy of the footballing world. Spurs truly are a healthy club in terms of the balance sheet, but it is becoming more and more clear that this may well be to the detriment of the first team.

I 100% blame Levy for the Berbatov transfer fiasco. It was his ego and bloody mindedness, which forced this deal to the brink and cost us the chance of not only bringing our own players in, but the ones we did were far to late.

I hold Levy mainly responsible for the shambles we are currently in, if for no other reason than it allows Ramos and the players an excuse for their own failings.

Daniel Levy is a very clever man, a proven success in the business world, but for him to get the best out of Tottenham Hotspur PLC, he needs to realise that the £££ isn't more important than the badge he wears on his club blazer.

It also has to be said that several players are using the turmoil and finger pointing at others to their own advantage, far to many are hiding and using excuses for the team needing time to gel for their own failings.

I have written countless times that allowances need to be made, but when the players fail in the very basis, of passing, workrate and a failure to take any responsibility on the pitch, I think it is shameful, the fact we can easily count on the fingers of one hand the players who deserve credit this season, they really have to take a huge chunk of the blame,

If there is to be a scapegoat it will surely be the Frenchman, to go to the guillotine. he is dispensable in terms of his wage being the lowest by far (one or two of our reserve team earn more) and the fact his going gives Ramos time and Levy a saving of face. It may keep the wolves at bay in the short term, but unless the others quickly get their own acts sorted, we will be having the very same discussion all over again and again,

Gunnerssss, no answer.

@a-40

Next premeirship game will be a hard one to crack.

Wolfsburg 3-0 (HT 3-0) Hamburg

Ramos break the record for spurs history. The worst in last 34 years.
i think i better look for another club to surport.
Which club is better then Spurs?
None. Then i remain A lillywhite.
" To dare Is To Do"

Relegation??
That will be the last thing that can happen to spurs;
i will still be a lillywhite even if that happen
"To Dare Is To Do"

@lillywihes

Luka Modric is out of Thursday night's UEFA Cup first round, first leg against Wisla Krakow at the Lane.

The knee injury that forced the midfielder off after 29 minutes of Monday night's match against Aston Villa has ruled him out of contention for our return to Europe.

Head Coach Juande Ramos confirmed at Wednesday's pre-match media briefing that Luka was out and that we were waiting for the results of scans.

Alan Hutton remains out but continues to progress well after a foot injury.

didoflex:
OK OK!! Didn't go to work yesterday as I was a bit down, stayed up (when I should be resting) to watch the match, Verdict??

1. We are seriously short of confidence, really , really, we need shrinks to bring this back, and I think it's been there for a while and once the first game was lost POOF!!! We become Lily-Livered.

2. We have as usual put too much pressure on ourselves by thinking of breaking into the top 4! Yes its achievable, but we need to shut up and divert all the attention from this. Like I mentioned, Villa are a very organised team, but do you hear any noise from them?

3. Too many new players, also under immense pressure to perform!! Compare the Chelsea game to this one and its always the easier games (in quote) that we succumb to this Pressure.

4. NO team leader! Ledley King on the pitch is different from Dawson, We require a total solution to that problem fast and real fast, because I see no one motivating the lot. Its like they all have their heads down from the start of each game. Hutton should come back soon so that Dawson plays from the bench. Corluka was poor yesterday too, but I wont judge him from one match. Ideal back: Hutton/Gunter-Woodgate-King/Corluka-Bale, I wonder actually, why didnt they play Gunter as right back and put Corluka in the middle with Woodgate and Bale?

5. Huddlestone to me is the LAZIEST player in our team! He's technically gifted and has a good right foot, but he's damn too lazy! Luka Modric is also too lightweight, so with big physical teams like Villa , you are bound to struggle. Aaron Lennon was by far the best player last night (after a season of criticism), Gomes saved us a 3 point blank times in the first half, his horror show is an overall reflection of the ailment in our squad. No confidence!

6. VERDICT: Actually , the fact that we are rock bottom may serve as good tonic, am not saying we are going to win anything, but we definitely will not be staying at the bottom for too long, we have a completely NEW team. Too many faces! Can u imagine that none of the players that scored for us (4-4) on our 125th anniversary against Villa last season are not with us anymore (Berbatov, Chimbonda, Keane, Kaboul), this is a reflection of our overall naivety of our squad, we need time to gel & play like a team for once without sinking our heads in sand!

I total agree with you dido. and my dream came to pass.

i had a dream we loss that match to Villa
i hope it is not true.

edoyad:
you guys should get a life

Is as if you do'nt have a life yet, How old are ? maybe 13 or there about.
learn how to speak in publicok?

International round-up

Gareth Bale was named Man of the Match and Chris Gunter provided the crucial assist as Wales opened their World Cup qualifying campaign with a 1-0 victory over Azerbaijan in Cardiff.

There was a stubborn resistance from Berti Vogts side at the Millennium Stadium, with the main thrusts of Welsh attacking intent coming from the full-backs - Gunter and Bale, the most enterprising players on the pitch.

The breakthrough came eight minutes from time when, in a goalmouth scramble, Gunter managed to squeeze the ball through to Sam Vokes in front of goal, leaving the striker to apply a decisive finish.

Luka Modric was on target for Croatia in a 3-0 victory over Kazakhstan, with Vedran Corluka also in the side. Next up for Croatia is England in Zagreb on Wednesday - Fabio Capello's side recording a 2-0 win against Andorra in Barcelona, where Jermaine Jenas and David Bentley did not feature

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i like the way he don,because he no dey form like some players