Well all done, bar the medical.No posts for months and then two in a few hours... it's like London buses here.Darren Bent has just posted on Twitter (or should that be "has just tweeted") that:"Just seen crouchy at the training ground wish him all the best. As for me Medical at sunderland tomorrow. Can't wait to get started"I also wish Bent all the best.

I know it's been a while since I've shared my opinions, but with a new season looming I guess it's time for me to pick up the pen again (or at least let my fingers touch the keyboard). Last season's finish wasn't too bad considering and so we reach that time again when hope springs eternal...Until Sunday we had a pretty good record in pre-season friendlies.

The best thing about yesterday was that when I took my seat in the East Stand the sun wasn't in my eyes. No this isn't another rant about a poor Spurs performance, because I was reasonably impressed with yesterday – especially all the pretty, deft, dare I say, sexy, one-two's we witnessed in the first half.

It's been a tough few months on and off the pitch for Spurs, but things are definitely looking up. Yesterday's win at Villa Park was arguably the best result of our season so far, and although we're not out of the relegation dogfight just yet, we are the highest we've been all season. And mathematically we're now closer to European qualification than relegation, although that's not a debate for

It's been a tough few months on and off the pitch for Spurs, but things are definitely looking up. Yesterday's win at Villa Park was arguably the best result of our season so far, and although we're not out of the relegation dogfight just yet, we are the highest we've been all season. And mathematically we're now closer to European qualification than relegation, although that's not a debate for img src="http://feeds2.

Last season's trip to Wembley signalled the beginning of the end for our previous management team. After our cup final victory over Chelsea we managed just three wins and a measly 15 points from our remaining 12 matches of the season and it obviously wasn't long before we said, "Adiós," to Senor Ramos and co.

Last season's trip to Wembley signalled the beginning of the end for our previous management team. After our cup final victory over Chelsea we managed just three wins and a measly 15 points from our remaining 12 matches of the season and it obviously wasn't long before we said, "Adiós," to Senor Ramos and co.

After last night's setback in Ukraine, I felt compelled to write to our beloved club:Dear Mr Levy,I am writing to you in my capacity as season ticket holder, shareholder and most importantly, lifelong supporter. Along with all other Spurs fans I am troubled by our league position, but am confident that we have what it takes to stay up this season.

After last night�??s setback in Ukraine, I felt compelled to write to our beloved club:Dear Mr Levy,I am writing to you in my capacity as season ticket holder, shareholder and most importantly, lifelong supporter. Along with all other Spurs fans I am troubled by our league position, but am confident that we have what it takes to stay up this season.

After last night's setback in Ukraine, I felt compelled to write to our beloved club:Dear Mr Levy,I am writing to you in my capacity as season ticket holder, shareholder and most importantly, lifelong supporter. Along with all other Spurs fans I am troubled by our league position, but am confident that we have what it takes to stay up this season.

A lot is blamed on Gordon Brown and my latest criticism is that his poor management of the economy and the banking industry has led to numerous cuts in interest rates which in turn have caused the value of sterling to plummet. So what? This is a football blog not an economics one. However, the falling pound has reduced the strength of English clubs within Deloitte's latest Football Money

A lot is blamed on Gordon Brown and my latest criticism is that his poor management of the economy and the banking industry has led to numerous cuts in interest rates which in turn have caused the value of sterling to plummet. So what? This is a football blog not an economics one. However, the falling pound has reduced the strength of English clubs within Deloitte�?

A lot is blamed on Gordon Brown and my latest criticism is that his poor management of the economy and the banking industry has led to numerous cuts in interest rates which in turn have caused the value of sterling to plummet. So what? This is a football blog not an economics one. However, the falling pound has reduced the strength of English clubs within Deloitte's latest Football Money League.

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