I thought Daniel Levy was the Tottenham Hotspur Chairman? I was mistaken. It now seems that Mr.
Pavlyuchenko is the Chairman of the Board. "I am prepared to accept any decent offer from Russia", said our new Chairman. Coming back to reality; it looks as though our Cameron Diaz lookalike is so eager to leave us, he's
bypassed all forms of control at White Hart Lane. Click to continue reading...
strong>A couple of apologies first. One for introducing Marcus Bentley's dulcet Big Brother tone
into your head and secondly for perhaps once again putting the cat amongst the pigeons on a
sensitive and potentially divisive topic. The topic? Well it's the topic of whether or not you're
doing your duty by Newcastle United in attending [. Click to continue reading...
A curious one, this. Back in the days of yore, when Luka Modric limped off against Birmingham, I
don't think anyone foresaw things panning out quite this way. Robbie Keane undroppable, wingers
treated like lepers, long-ball upon long-ball. We're muddling through, but the sooner both the
Croatian genius and Lennon return, the better.
In what has been a fantastic week for Arsenal fans, there isn't much more we could have hoped for.
Well maybe one thing, how about serial c**ts Ashley Cole and David Bentley finally being told what
we all think about them by people who see them day-in-day-out. Well in these two superb videos
taken from talkSPORTS [. Click to continue reading...
According to The Shields Gazzette, Sunderland are not likely going to go after
Tottenham midfielder David Bentley this January. Boss
Steve Bruce was quoted as saying,
"David Bentley is a good player, but I would consider a move for him very unlikely.
Count the years off one by one. Every single year in this decade we have played Spurs home and away
in the League. And out of twenty matches we haven't lost a single one. Not a single one. Even if we had lost one, we could still reflect on the annual difference between the teams shown by
the League table. Click to continue reading...
Hello to all of you reading this on a Sunday or Monday or maybe even 3 years time when you are
caught reminiscing about this game making it 20 games unbeaten against Spurs.
Like the title says, 11 seconds, that is all it took for Spurs to crumble and fall to the knees
(literally when Cesc went past half of the Spurs team for his goal).
Morning All – I did a little bit of multi-tasking yesterday, using my vast experience and
skill around the keyboard; I typed while watching our wonderful team put in a lunchtime shift at
the Emirates! Ok, I am fibbing, I just typed as I watched and corrected a huge amount of spelling mistakes
afterwards, it took an age!
Almunia (7) Brought back into the starting XI for a big match and showed why he's probably
Arsenal's best 'keeper at the moment. Despite some early rustiness, the Spaniard worked his way
into the match and made some good stops most notably from Bentley's free kick. Sagna (8)-
Defensively solid but attacking-wise absolute first [. Click to continue reading...
So yet another installment of the fiery North London derby has passed. Tottenham, missing
Jermaine Defoe through a suspension and Aaron Lennon through injury, looked a shadow of the side
which threatened to take over one of the top 4 spots earlier in the season. Arsenal, on the other
hand, were magnificent.
Good afternoon everybody! I thought it would be a good opportunity to do another live match
report as this is naturally such an important match. The big news to start off with is that we're
playing in a 4-3-3 again with an attacking trident of Bentley, Crouch and Keano.
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has confirmed that David Bentley will get a starting role against
North London rivals Arsenal this morning. Bentley is a former Arsenal player, and he bagged a
sensational goal against his former team last season.
Redknapp said: "He showed on Tuesday night he has got so much ability and it's such a waste if
he doesn't put that into his performances.
Video of goal highlights from the Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur game on October 31, 2009, Saturday.
It is the 162nd edition of the North London derby, and kicks off at the Emirates Stadium at 12.45
UK time. The corresponding fixture between the two teams ended in a 4-4 draw, with former Arsenal
boy David Bentley [. Click to continue reading...
Normally the points in this fixture are rather an irrelevance, but this time there is more at
stake than just bragging rights. The sides go into the game separated only by goal difference, and
the three points up for grabs could prove crucial come May. Ultimately, league position is the
gauge, and this season for a change we have a realistic chance of finishing above l'Arse.
Tomorrow sees us come up against our rivals, Arsenal, in their own backyard. Let's not beat around
the bush with this one either; this is our biggest match to-date this season. I don't think Robbie Keane has made the situation easier. Saying that we've got a better squad than
them makes Wenger's job a whole lot simpler. Click to continue reading...
Premier League Team News - Barclays Premier League - ESPN SoccernetSo, what to make of the return
of David Bentley - will he finally fit into what Spurs do? Will he be the same unmitigated disaster
that made him one of the worst transfer buys of the last 5 years? Will he even start? Or is 'arry
just using this as a smoke screen while planning to start Jenas, Kranj, Palacios, and THud in some Click to continue reading...
Episode 50: "The 2nd Annual Halloween Show" Host: Scott Panel: Brian Bentley, Ginge, Richard Oram Listen on the CSRN Media Player DOWNLOAD Episode 50 32-Bit (Small File) 96-Bit (Large File) Available on iTunes, just search Winning Ugly
Harry Redknapp demands to see his player's numerous testicles Spurs manager Harry Redknapp has
revealed that David Bentley has several balls and is now urging his player to flash them around the
Emirates Stadium tomorrow. In his column in The Sun, Redknapp dictated: "There's no doubt Bentley
has balls - plenty of 'em - and his performance [. Click to continue reading...
The Tottenham bus having temporarily run out of petrol against Stoke and been pushed into a lay-by
got back on the road again in the Carling Cup by beating Everton. It was fortunate that after Stoke
we had a home tie in our favourite competition and were playing opponents who were forced to play
three times in six days and were, like us, missing senior players. Click to continue reading...
Hello Gooners. Well that was close as well, just like the previous two games. Where was the 3-1
I predicted? As it turns out we didn't need that third goal.
You won't agree but for me Liverpool probably shaded it by virtue of the opportunities they
created.
We're great when we're winning. Opponents are forced to push forward, and we duly pick them off
on the break, with the clinical precision of a trained sniper (until Keane starts stumbling over
his own feet). We have the players, including those on the fringes of the squad, to counter with
pace and inventiveness, on top of which it makes for a cracking spectacle.
A game against Dagenham & Redbridge at Spurs Lodge training ground last week saw a Spurs XI packed
full of internationals take to the field eager for some much-needed match practice, but Redknapp
has few qualms about the plight that established and highly-paid stars Bentley and Pavlyuchenko
find themselves in. Click to continue reading...
что же, спрашивается, Вы говорите о Вас сумасшедший
человек?
I don't understand a word of it either. What I do know is that whilst 'The Emperor' looked sharp
tonight in a hold-up role. However he had plenty of chances to place his name on the scoresheet
that went wanting.
tonight's match really is a great opportunity for slick rick.
What I love about cup games is that you really get to see where the priorities lie for a manager
depending on the squad that hits the field. You also get to see the depth of a squad, (if indeed
there is any FULHAM). For me personally, I really enjoy watching cup competitions because despite
the economic pedestal the league and top-tier european competition look down loftily from, the cup
competitions have a certain 'je nais sais quois' that is emblematic of what football is really all
about.
If you enjoy those 15 half-time minutes when the subs come trotting out and half-heartedly ping
the ball around, you'll love tonight. Pav, Bentley, Hutton and Bale are all in line to start, as
‘Arry rings the changes with half an eye (in a manner of speaking) on Saturday's game.
Jessica Lawor (Stephen Ireland) parks up her (now) infamous customised Bentley in Cheshire. It was
not a good car day: Jess got a parking ticket and hit the kerb resulting in a £5k fix it bill. Click to continue reading...
Jessica Lawor (Stephen Ireland) parks up her (now) infamous customised Bentley in Cheshire. It was
not a good car day: Jess got a parking ticket and hit the kerb resulting in a £5k fix it bill. Click to continue reading...
We all know that Mr Hill-Wood is a sweet old duffer. I don't mean it nastily, but you wouldn't
really want him handling your financial affairs or come to that driving the Bentley with your kids
in the back. He wouldn't break the speed limit its just I can imagine him turning round [...] Click to continue reading...
Arsenal announced their financial results for the year ending 31 May 2009 and the news is great
on all fronts.
Revenue from football activities is up £18million due to our extended runs in both the FA Cup
and the Champions League. When people say qualification to the knock-out stage of the Champions
League is worth £20million that is not far off the mark.
Curiously, our most emphatic win in recent years was achieved without us ever really hitting top
gear. There were some moments at the end of the first half when we played true champagne football,
and Defoe might have finished off a couple of moves so pleasing on the eye they ought to have been
put on canvass and stuck in a gallery.
