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Good week for me -- great Saturday then gave most of it back on Sunday. 107 points with five 2-gamers. Not that I'm expecting much from them.� More on that after the jump. Cue the Ennio Morricone... The Good RvP� (32) I especially love the assist for Cesc's goal where Palacios just passes it against him in the center circle. Click to continue reading...

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Ah, yes...It's hard to come back from international break. But re-focus we must. So to get us all up to speed - and yes, there are games today so no due dilligence can start in earnest until tomorrow - let's look at my O'Hara issue. ;-)I have O'Hara at 4.23 and he's averaging 5 points per match. However, he's ineligible to play against Spurs this weekend and he's being played in a more Click to continue reading...

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Pompey picked up some Saudi Oil money today as Saudi tycoon Ali al-Faraj bought 90% of the financially stricken club from Sulaiman al-Fahim.
Al-Fahim, of Abu Dhabi, bought the club just 44 days ago - but he's out and the 40-year-old al-Faraj is in.
So, what does this mean? Well - for starters, not much on the pitch: Pompey may have a large arsenal of cash to use in the January transfer window - but they'll have to stick with their hodgepodge of new signings and on-loan stars (O'Hara 4. Click to continue reading...

When sponsors misbehave [Click image to enlarge] It seems our advertisers have been having fun and games with our story about Jamie O'Hara offering to give loans to his cash-strapped team-mates. They served up a Debt Problems advert underneath! Thanks to Matty for spotting this.

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Harry Redknapp instils his values even in players he loans out Enterprising Portsmouth midfielder Jamie O'Hara has had fewer worries than most of his team-mates in recent days. The loanee's pay packet is still the responsibility of Tottenham, so O'Hara was unaffected by the delay in Pompey's wages being paid. Click to continue reading...

Steven Gerrard is currently 21.33 and has been producing well, but there are cheaper alternatives producing better results, especially across the front line. But to get those players - Rooney, van Persie, Kuyt, etc - you'll need that Gerrard money. So as a quick experiment in lieu of the Monday Morning Manager -� for now as� I just don't have the time to write the MMM at the moment - let's see Click to continue reading...

Some very quick meandering thoughts off the top of my head from today's matches. I was fortunate enough to watch three full games today (Portsmouth - Everton, Liverpool - Hull, and Fulham - Arsenal) and thought I'd share some of my thoughts on today's action for those of you who may have missed watching the games. Click to continue reading...

Tottenham defender Sebastien Bassong has been given the all-clear by a head and neck specialist after suffering concussion during yesterday's 3-0 defeat at Chelsea.Which is great news for Spurs as he's their only fit specialist at center back (with Corluka as the jack of all defensive trades). It's also gold for fantasy managers as Spurs have a nice run of games and Bassong is cheap again after Click to continue reading...

Getting the band back together. For fantasy at least.Okay, so "Last Rites" is a terrible title for this post.� It's just some quick thoughts on a Friday night/Saturday morning.� I wanted something that played off "Early Doors" and well, it's getting late so I'm not as creative as I'd like to be.� Best to get on with the post then, but please feel free to help me name this post properly. Click to continue reading...

Tuncay signs for Stoke CityThe Yahoo! Fantasy Football world is abuzz... Tuncay Sanli has been relisted in the game at 1! He's listed as a forward, which isn't ideal because to my mind, he'll play in midfield as he often did for Boro. As I wrote in the Monday Morning Manager: It will be very interesting to see how they incorporate Tuncay into the squad. Click to continue reading...

My apologies today - I'm not going to be able to host our live chat due to the presence of my in-laws and the need to spend time with them while they are here. As neither of them are big footie fans, that lends itself more to brunch and the like as opposed to sitting in front of the big TV, watching whatever match is on, and them being curious about what it is I'm doing on these here Internets. Click to continue reading...

Duo on their way to Fratton Park.

Portsmouth have agreed a fee with Tottenham for Kevin-Prince Boateng and enquired about taking Jamie O'Hara on loan.

Pompey boss Paul Hart is scouring the transfer market as he bids to bolster his squad and he is hoping to lure midfield duo O'Hara and Boateng to Fratton Park.

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According to the Mirror, Harry is about to sell Kevin Prince Boateng to Pompey and will also ship out Jamie O'Hara on loan to to them until January.
The the £4 million fee quoted for Boateng seems a bit high as he's hardly kicked a ball for us. If memory serves me right, we bought the lad for £4. Click to continue reading...

This post is guest written by Jamie Dunn, someone you'll be hearing more on this site from time to time.
The League Cup is a curious one; the ‘Big Four' have enormous, continental fish to fry so when they enter the competition in the third round, playing the kids is alright for them. Click to continue reading...

Time to move on?

Tottenham midfielder Jamie O'Hara is a target for Birmingham City.

The Birmingham Mail says Brum could move for the England U21 international after finding the price for Aston Villa's Craig Gardner too rich.

Blues go to Spurs on Saturday for another tough away test after the Manchester United Old Trafford opener.

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Autor: Juan Figueroa.
El Tottenham es un equipo que posee una de las plantillas más completas de la Premier League, con recambio en casi todas las posiciones, fácil dos jugadores competitivos por puesto. Pero si bien no posee ningún jugador de talla mundial se puede dar el lujo de tener jugadores que se podrían hacer hueco en prácticamente cualquier equipo de primer nivel, se está dando el lujo de tener a dos de los mejores interiores derechos de la Premier en la misma plantilla como lo son Aaron Lennon (Hoy en día el jugador más desequilibrante del equipo y algo infravalorado por la explosión de Theo Walcott) y David Bentley, pero sin embargo el problema hace mucho tiempo está en la banda izquierda, banda que aún no ha podido encontrar un dueño que cumpla a cabalidad con desbordar esa banda, nombres como Steed Malbranque (natural centrocampista de salida y posteriormente acomodado a la banda) Luka Modric, natural volante de creación que fue por un tiempo acomodado a la banda sin buenos resultado, Jamie O'Hara (centrocampista de corte de pierna zurda de buen despliegue físico pero con limitaciones técnicas) los mismos Aaron Lennon y David Bentley que no se acomodan a jugar con el perfil cambiado, el prometedor Gareth Bale, lateral por naturaleza adelantado para desbordar, son demasiados nombres para una posición en tanto tiempo, quizá el único que logró ser un jugador cumplidor en aquella posición fue el francés Malbranque, pero al ser declarado prescindible por Juande Ramos se fue al Sunderland donde hoy en día es uno de los líderes en asistencias de la Premier League. Click to continue reading...

Kind of This spoof report into Danielle Lloyd's switch of north London allegiances is brought to you by Tim Lovejoy's online TV project Channel Bee (yeah, I thought he worked for Twitter too). Spotted on 101GG Share on Facebook Click to continue reading...

Tottenham midfielder Jamie O'Hara does not believe Aston Villa are a top four team. Spurs beat Villa 2-1 at Villa Park yesterday to dent the home side's hopes of Champions League football next season. 'Villa had a great start and I think they've maintained that,' said O'Hara. 'They've had a great season but I wouldn't class them as [. Click to continue reading...

The title says it all. The English goalkeeper has been hailed by many as the future of English football, and his performance in the Carling Cup final against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday is exactly why. With the likes of Edwin van der Sar and Tommy Kuszczak getting the bulk of the playing time, appearances for Foster are normally few and far between. Click to continue reading...

Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse for Newcastle United, it just did. In the battle of the two bottom teams of the Premier League, Newcastle lost 2-1 at home tonight to fellow underachievers Tottenham Hotspur in the Carling Cup in front of their lowest attendance in years. The performance by Newcastle was utterly [. Click to continue reading...