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...

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Spurs have went through a complete rebuilding process of the team, and have spent £150 million in transfers over the last 16 months meaning that they have out spent the whole of the Premiership, including the top 4, apart from big spending Manchester City.

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So how bad was the Juande Ramos and Damien Comolli regime at Spurs? Well it took almost £150m on new players in the 16 months to undo the damage down by Ramos and Comolli.

Spurs spent £119.3m in the year ending June 2009, with another £29.4m invested since on the likes of Peter Crouch, Sebastien Bassong and Niko Kranjcar.

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So how bad was the Juande Ramos and Damien Comolli regime at Spurs? Well it took almost £150m on new players in the 16 months to undo the damage down by Ramos and Comolli.

Spurs spent £119.3m in the year ending June 2009, with another £29.4m invested since on the likes of Peter Crouch, Sebastien Bassong and Niko Kranjcar.

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Good times are making a comeback at White Hart Lane.

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Tottenham Hotspur has reported record profits after making big gains from selling its players.

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The Gunners will have to find their way through the midfield shield of Wilson Palacios and Tom Huddlestone in the North London derby.
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He wasn't able to find away to stamp his quality over Arsenal's midfielders during a trial with the club two years ago but Wilson Palacios now has a chance to do just that for the Gunners' biggest rival.

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I read Mihir Bose's article on Harry's comments relating to the players Arsenal are bringing on.
Harry made a few interesting comments that I never knew were not in fruition at Spurs. For example, he said that Arsenal "have got full-time scouts all around the world and they have invested heavily". Click to continue reading...

As an ardent Tottenham fan and journalistic pretender, a piece on The Telegraph's website today wrangled with me for numerous reasons.
As part of the 'Daily Bung' segment, writer Mike Norrish (on evidence of this, a Spurs-hating, subjective fool) has spewed out the most ridiculous and contradictory piece on why Tottenham will probably lose the North London Derby on Saturday. Click to continue reading...

What did you make of the Kop-style stand? To be honest, I was fairly annoyed with it at first, but it's definitely begun to grow on me.
I'm no architect, so I can't really comment on the acoustics that the new ground will create, but it looks as though KSS (the projects architects) and Levy are pretty adamant that the noise circulating around the stadium will be ferocious. Click to continue reading...

Some fantastic images of the new stadium put out in the last few days. Also announced was the inclusion of a single tier stand to rival the Kop at Anfield as Tottenham attempt to create one of 'the best atmospheric stadiums in Europe'.
The proposed moving dates have also been released to the public with Daniel Levy stating that Spurs will be playing in the their new, as yet unnamed, stadium by 2012. Click to continue reading...

North London make ambitious plans for a bright future.

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Tottenham Hotspur have submitted a planning application for their new 56,000-seat stadium and hope to be playing at the venue by 2012.

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Harry closes in on talented youngster.

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Tottenham are poised to complete a deal for £14million Brazil star Sandro in the New Year.

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Minus Wayne Rooney, Ryan Giggs, Darren Fletcher, Ji Sung Park, and Patrice Evra. All key players. Which should bolster CSKA's chances.

But the one adage after all these years - you count out Man Utd at your own peril. And Juande Ramos will do well to heed this advice. By the way, Ramos has been busy with extracurricular activities, including writing a non-fiction piece aimed at business executives.

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Redknapp eyes up swap deal.

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Tottenham are ready to use Roman Pavlyuchenko as bait in a bid to finally bring Klass-Jan Huntelaar to White Hart Lane.

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England man wants to renew ties with his former Pompey boss.

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David James wants a January move from Portsmouth to Tottenham to ensure that he goes into the World Cup finals as England's No 1 goalkeeper.

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With the season starting slightly earlier this year due to the World Cup, most teams in the Premiership have played 8 league games already. Last season, the 8th round of matches was played two weeks later, on the weekend of October 18th/19th. By the end of it, Tottenham were staring up at every other team in the league with a lowly 2 points.

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Sunderland striker's candid social networking antics resume Darren Bent has reactivated his Twitter account and is fighting battles on all fronts. The then Tottenham striker caused a major controversy in July when he published Tweets criticising Spurs chairman Daniel Levy. His account was subsequently removed, but having settled in at Sunderland he has now made his big [. Click to continue reading...

There is something hugely entertaining about Transfer Deadline Day.

After nearly four months to assemble their squad, clubs scramble around like a panicking teenager on the day before a new term, desperately trying to source uniform, books and a geometry set at short notice, whilst starting the homework they have had six weeks to complete.

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This source suggests that Harry is closing in on the classy wide man.

Tottenham's pursuit of Martin Petrov gathers pace

Harry Redknapp stepped up his interest in Martin Petrov, of Manchester City, last night after Luka Modric broke a leg during Tottenham Hotspur's 2-1 victory over Birmingham City.

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We've linked up with a massive Birmingham blog, Joys & Sorrows. One of their readers off their forum, Nat, wrote a great article in relation to today's game.

In recent times

At the moment, Spurs are enjoying their most productive period since the days of Terry Venables, Lineker and Gazza.

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Would Harry be taking a big risk by investing so much in such an untried player?

Tottenham Chairman Daniel Levy is understood to be close to concluding a deal for Internacional midfielder Sandro.

Spurs had a bid of around £14million rejected but they haven't given up and Levy has been in Brazil for several days in a bid to personally seal the move before the transfer window closes on Tuesday.

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A deal too good to ignore?

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp could offer Ruud van Nistelrooy a dramatic return to England if Roman Pavlyuchenko leaves the club.
The Russian striker wants regular starts ahead of next summer's World Cup and the former Manchester United striker is available as Real Madrid look to trim their squad.

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Top of the table but still looking to bring in new talent.

Tottenham made discrete enquiries for both Toulouse's Moussa Sissoko and Internacional's Sandro earlier in the window but are now cranking up their efforts to snare one of the players to bolster the central midfield area before the end of the month.

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Tottenham over the last few years has been a story of three little Piggies. Martin Jol built what seemed to be a solid platform at White Hart Lane, only for the big bad Wolf, Daniel Levy, to blow it down, much to the fan's discontent. Along came Juande Ramos, but his structure didn't last [...] Click to continue reading...

With the new campaign almost upon us, Goal.com's Mike Maguire takes a light-hearted look at 10 things that are certain to take place in the 2009-10 season.
10) Newcastle continue their Leeds impersonation
They're in the Championship, their best players have jumped ship, and nobody can be arsed rescuing Mike Ashley from the mess he's made. Click to continue reading...

The Twitter bandwagon is in full flow - some would say slowing down, almost - and there is a steady flow of footballers and football related Twitterers appearing in the micro-blogging sphere. It really hit the back (and front) pages with Darren Bent's Twitter 'rant' at Daniel Levy a few weeks back - but did you know that Hull's new striker, signed on the back of Daryl Murphy and Bobby Zamora turning them down, was also there?

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Football clubs might be tight-lipped about their transfer dealings (or just plain lying, in Benfica's case) but the players themselves aren't so keen to keep things secret. Recently there was the Darren Bent broo-ha, with the then Spurs striker rather impatiently using Twitter to demand that Daniel Levy "stop f****** around" and sell him to Sunderland [. Click to continue reading...

Newcastle United centre-back, Sebastien Bassong, has been in North London having a medical for Tottenham Hotspur, as the final parts of a deal which has been mooted for some time are thrashed out. The fee is thought to be around £8-10 million, though Bassong was signed by Newcastle's then Director of Football, Dennis Wise, [. Click to continue reading...

"There is a lot of politics at Tottenham, but that's Tottenham as a club," added Bent.

With Daniel Levy, every day is one more day spent in politics, one day less on football. I have no idea why this man wants to be chairman of a club. He should contest elections for the Tories.

Anyway, Bent's Twitter rant apparently helped seal the most expensive signing in Black Cats history.

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Darren Bent finally looks set to seal his Premier League transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to Sunderland after the clubs agreed a fee for the 25 year old.

The deal is believed to be worth £14million and will bring to an end a lengthy and eventful pursuit from Sunderland boss Steve Bruce.

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Darren Bent isn't the only one who is frustated by Tottenham Hotspurs chairman, Daniel Levy, Steve Bruce is another victim of the chairman's stalling tactic. The Sunderland manager is ready to pull the plug on the striker's transfer from Tottenham "We thought we had an agreement a couple of times but things have changed. Click to continue reading...

When I first heard of Twitter, I thought it was a dirty verb, like: "Get Twittered!" or "Go Twitter yourself!" (And maybe there's still potential for that.) Turns out it's a social networking website. And it has undeniably become the Next Big Net Thing.

In addition to allowing friends to keep up with each other's day-to-day goings-on, all kinds of organizations from restaurants to sporting clubs to Ashton Kutcher are learning to use its free marketing potential to promote themselves.

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The controversy over Premier League footballers using Twitter has hit the mainstream with Darren Bent getting in trouble after criticizing Spurs chairman Daniel Levy.

But the question for you, the football fan, is this should footballers be on Twitter? Vote below and let us know, and feel free to click the comments link at the bottom of this post to share your opinion.

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• Sir Bobby Robson, English legend, dies at 76 [NY Times]

• Darren Bent uses Twitter to attack Tottenham boss Daniel Levy [Goal]

• It's time to start considering strategies and selections for Fantasy Premier League 2009/2010. Are Man City worth looking at? [The Football Blog]

• Mutu loses appeal against Chelsea over huge fine.

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Getting bent out of shape. But Daniel Levy has never been a class act himself.

A note on Twitter. It was praised for its real time look into the Iran uprising against Mahmoud Ahmedinejad's tainted election. This is a great example of Twitter being used for all the wrong reasons.

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