Apparently Martin Jol isn't planning on making any team changes for the UEFA cup match on Thursday because he needs the team to gel together for the league. This may sound like a reasonable statement on its own but ...

Each day we'll bring you a quick breakdown of the Spurs news going around the blogs, message boards and even the 'official' press. Gareth Bale doesn't like losing either [Daily Mail] Two games, two rave reviews [Bleacher Report] Ossie ...

Martin Jol is often accused of failing to act decisively in using substitutions but today against Fulham it was his rashness in changing an apparent winning formula which cost Tottenham dearly. The media darling who cuts a "tough guy" mafioso figure today betrayed that image with some worrying wimpishness that would make Napoleon Dynamite look like John Rambo. Tottenham bossed the midfield for most of the match today, but it was Jol's senseless decision to withdraw Malbranque and Keane which turned the tide. It is easy to look back and second guess, with the benefit of hindsight, but this has happened more than once during the jovial Dutchman's reign - Jol's conservatism snatching defeat (a draw felt like one) from the jaws of victory when going for the jugular might have produced an even more emphatic result.

With expectations thoroughly tempered for this match, it was nice to see Tottenham come out firing. Really firing. So much so that I worried that we peaked about 20 minutes into the match and would be battered the rest of ...

How good were these two kids against Manchester United? And their link up in stoppage time down the left wing brought a tear to my eye and should have given us the equaliser had ...

So we made the sacrifice of resting Gareth Bale, resulting in the most inept left sided play since we played Chimbonda there against Sevilla, and now Wales think they can risk him? Apparently so, But Toshack said: "I'm aware that he ...