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Harry Redknapp insists Spurs have no plans to let David Bentley and Roman Pavlyuchenko leave for knock-down prices when the transfer window reopens.

So what makes a great goal? I know it seems a easy question but honestly, what makes a goal truly great? Is it the goal that keeps a side up or a lob from the half way line? The goal that drags a side back in to a game when they're 2-0 or a last minute winner in injury time? Everyone has a different variation on what they judge to be a great goal or what the ingredients are that makes some goals stand out above all others.

A slightly tardy ha'penny's worth – the rigours of the real world having inconsiderately interfered in the business of interweb rantings – but one advantage of this delay has been an opportunity to let the dust settle on last night's defeat to Man Utd, take a few deep breaths and survey the wreckage.

I couldn't focus specifically to any of the points so they become part of a processed post. So, here they are, in no particular order as such.

1. Silvestre is fast becoming a player I appreciate. Not for his football ability per se but because of how he has handled unfair criticism and led inexperienced sides quietly without making too much of a fuss.

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So turns out the we're heading for a ruck with Wolves on the back of a nasty little run of form. Draws to Villa and Everton have always left a dirty taste in the back of my mouth; like waking up after a particularly hedonistic night out with a lady of ill repute.

Image by UJMi via Flickr It was a wet cold night at the Old Trafford and Manchester United had their task cut out against a near full strength Tottenham side in the Carling Cup quarter finals. Manchester United had the same side that lost to Besiktas last week but the Carling Cup holders managed to secure [.

Did the title get your attention? I usually find insulting headlines draw more comments. Wonder why that is? Too many trolls I guess.

Right, I have decided, as the rest of you seem obsessed with other things, that this shall be my next crusade. These things just find you, you know?

According to Sky Sports News, Tottenham are not getting rid of midfielder David Bentley in January. Boss Harry Redknapp said,

"I never said I was getting rid of him or he's finished or going to go in January. There was none of that at all.

I'm not sure what the seven stages of grief are (or whether there are actually eight, rather than seven?) but the mood around these parts is encapsulated by nothing more than a wearied, philosophical shrug.

This sort of shambles can no longer really be classified as just an isolated incident.

David Bentley is reportedly desperate to quit Tottenham Hotspurs during the January transfer window following a confrontation with Harry Redknapp. Bentley was not even on the bench for the Wolves game over the weekend and has only had one start in the Premier League this season. The behind-the-doors angry brawl happened during a friendly match last [.

According to ESPN Soccernet, Tottenham will not sell winger David Bentley and striker Roman Pavlyuchenko cheap despite their desire to leave. Boss Harry Redknapp said,

"David would like to move, there is no doubt about that .

According to John Cross at MirrorFootball, Tottenham have launched an £8million bid for West Ham United defender Matthew Upson. It is reported that Tottenham may offer David Bentley or Alan Hutton in the deal.