It often seems like Spurs set out with 11 players on the pitch who are allowed to do as they please. But when we do get it together, it's clear that there are some tactical strategies favoured by Martin Jol: - ...

Interesting article up on Newcastle Online, they've been doing a running series on "Buying From Our Rivals" where they highlight the players they think they could use from other Premier League squads. It's Spurs' ...

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 ...

Well, the easy answer would be Steed Malbranque. That's what two goals generally gets you. But football is about a lot more than just whoever puts the ball in the back of the net, especially the ...

A combination of both, as far as I'm concerned. We lined up pretty close to how I wanted from a personnel standpoint (only one man off), and played exactly like I wanted from a tactical one as we took full advantage of a Derby side reminiscent of us last week. And the week before. Defenders: No point talking about defensive work, because what Derby put together could not be considered an attack. But even a half fit Lee reminded us how important he is to our formation. Confident on the ball, barely put a foot wrong, and makes a mockery of the idea that you have to have goals and assists to be a key attacking ingredient. Chimbonda was the same on the other side and actually won a couple of those far post headers for once.

Normally "Tottenham" and "Dressing Room Bust Up" aren't the two sets of words you want to see in the press, but after the capitulation at Sunderland Martin Jol has taken some positives from the fiery ...

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 ...