The season is done and dusted, 4th place it is then but as we know because of Chelsea's antics
in the Champions League final we have no Champions League football down at the Lane next season.
What impact this will have to the squad, with players in and out, is unknown for the time being,
but that is discussion for another day, along with a whole host of subjects that this blog will try
and delve into over the summer months.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Chelsea, Sunday 15th April, Wembley Stadium, 6pm kick off,
ITV1
THFC1882 asks Kenny Palmer for his preview and thoughts on the match that could dictate
the rest of Tottenham's season.
To misquote the lyrics of Ossie's dream Spurs are on their way to Wembley their knees have gone
all trembley, could be referring to the teams recent performances in a dreadful run of 1 win in 8
as they come into Sunday's pivotal game.
Redknapp for England? Based on the North London derby, no is a post from: Just Football
by Jake Meador
When Spurs took apart Newcastle a side competing for a Champions League birth
5-0 a few weeks ago, the English media began competing with each other to see who could come up
with the most over-the-top, rhapsodic praise for Harry Redknapp while making the
case for him as the new manager of the Three Lions.
'Tis the season, for snatching a stocking full of points at White Hart Lane.
Hey, it's that guy
Man. This is kind of big, huh?
Win, lose or draw in Wigan over the weekend, this match with Tottenham was always going to be a
pivotal one. Not that matches with Spurs aren't always showcase events, but this season the derby
seems to be taking on a bit more weight with both clubs in the pursuit of Champions League football
for 2012-13.
Alex Ferguson, Bill Nicholson, Arsene Wenger and football's longest serving
managers
talkSPORT presents the longest serving managers for every Premier League club
View the full story here: Talksport
A news article on 2011-11-05 10:00:00 from: Talksport
This news item has been reproduced from today's media.
Rafa's 1998 Heemskerk Disco Dancing Champion medal was still very much at the forefront of his
mindApologies for the lack of posts in recent days. It's been fairly non-stop ever since this
blogsworth returned from Blackburn at 1am on Monday morning. Yes, that's right, it's not all dodgy
Internet streams and crowded pub visits to watch games for me.
Scott Parker c/o
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
Bill Nicholson Way
748 High Road
Tottenham
London
N17 0AP
27th September 2011
Dear Scott Parker,
You probably didn't know this, but I never wanted you at Spurs. Over the last few transfer
windows your name was constantly linked with a move to The Lane.
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Who is the greatest player to have played for your favourite team? What was your greatest moment
as a fan? These and other similar questions are often asked by football supporters all over the
world and so on this week's main report we ask what has been the best ever side in your favourite
club's history with Damian focusing on the Spurs team from 1961-63.
It's the Hope that kills you Above the Gates of Hell in Dante's 'Divine Comedy' are inscribed the
words 'Abandon all hope ye who enter here'. I'm paying to have it similarly placed above the Bill
Nicholson gates to White Hart Lane as that is my prediction for the nature of the coming season.
Now as all football fans and especially Tottenham fans know 'It's the hope that kills you'.
Man City away. Forever this fixture will be synonymous with that magical night in May 2010, when
Crouchy headed us into the Champions League, Bentley poured a tub of water over an
only-slightly-amused Harry Redknapp and thousands of Spurs fans across the nation danced the dance
of joy long into the night.
Fifty years ago, the Double was won in the Spurs way, as Bill Nicholson's team won the league
and FA Cup playing beautiful passing football. To commemorate the anniversary of this achievement,
our friends at Philosophy Football have released a superb T-shirt featuring the Tottenham Hotspur
Double squad and the pair of trophies.
"If you didn't know much about the Double side, or dad, and presented the story as a work of
fiction, people would say it's great but the ending's not right. It's too far-fetched."
Rob White is talking about a journalist's reaction to the Ghost of White Hart Lane, the book
about his father John he has co-written with author and screenwriter Julie Welch.
"It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low. And we of Spurs have set our
sights very high. So high, in fact, that even failure will have in it an echo of glory!" — Bill
Nicholson OBE
Before I start the first thing I should say is I don't consider this season to be a bad one.
On my daughter's mantelpiece sits a photo of her son, then aged about 3, walking along the beach
with his father. Taken from behind, they are unaware of the camera's presence. Their stance and
gait are identical. Size and stature come from shared genes, the rest, the bit that matters, just
happens.
