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Spurs' three managers head-to-head
Spurs managed to make their way through three managerial appointments over the course of the 2025/2026 season. From turgid Thomas Frank ball, to Igor Tudor’s baffling reign, finally settling on saviour Roberto De Zerbi. Our eyes, and the results, told us that we finally ended up with the only competent candidate, but how do the top level stats look? Note: I got the following from the excellent:…
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Spurs just about survived, now who should stay and who should go?
And breath. Finally Spurs are safe from the threat of relegation after making supporters sweat until the final moments of the final game. It feels so cathartic, especially as everything now resets. We will begin next season level with everyone else. It almost feels like cheating. Big changes are clearly necessary, but who should stay and who should go? The Board Spurs problems begins at the…
Please Daniel Levy, do whatever it takes...
Please Daniel Levy, do whatever it takes…
It’s quite a while since I have posted here, but the current crisis at Spurs has moved me to put pen to paper (well metaphorically speaking). It feels like this could be a key point in Tottenham’s future, a moment where two very different timelines diverge. In one timeline, Levy appoints Antonio Conte, or more probably a lesser equivalent. Maybe this will work in the short term and it should…
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Was Levy right to replace Poch with Mourinho?
Was Levy right to replace Poch with Mourinho?
Another season is over, and this was a strange one in more ways than one.
For Spurs fan we saw the sad demise of Mauricio Pochettino. I have been watching Spurs for more than 30 years and his tenure will go down as my favourite time to be a Spurs fan. There were many high points but the 2-1 come from behind win over Arsenalat the old White Hart Lane stands out, with two goals from a young Harry…
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Is this the end for Pochettino? Or is there another way?
Is this the end for Pochettino? Or is there another way?
For the last few weeks I have had a strange feeling of deja-vu as I’ve watched Tottenham struggle. Playing well in patches, a serious of unfortunate events seemed to have derailed Mauricio Pochettino’s plans.
There was the goal conceded against Southampton, where Hugo Lloris tried to pull off a Cruyff turn in his six yard box. This would have been bad enough even if it hadn’t come moments after…
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Spurs season - was Lloris actually pretty good?
Spurs season – was Lloris actually pretty good?
Hugo Lloris had his detractors last season. It didn’t start well with a highly publicised drink-driving incident. Then the French goalkeeper picked up a thigh injury that kept him out for the whole of September, a run where Tottenham suffered losses to Watford, Liverpool and Inter Milan. (more…)
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Spurs season - expected goals
Spurs season – expected goals
2018 – 2019 was a strange campaign for Tottenham – a lack of signings, the uncertainty over the stadium, mounting injury problems, Moussa Sissoko’s transformation from £30 Million bust, to player of the season. (more…)
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I still can't believe it...
I still can’t believe it…
I still can’t believe it. Tonight Tottenham Hotspur will play in the Champions League final!
I have supported Spurs for over 30 years, raised on stories of the great teams of the 50s and 60s – Greaves, Blanchflower, the glory of the 1961 league and cup double.
My dad was a boy then. He got to watch those teams. That is why I support Spurs. But here we have a chance to go one further than even the…
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What a month it’s been for Spurs’ fans.
First we finally came home. Then we remembered how to win again. And now we’re in the Champions League semi-finals (note: not for the first time, the European Cup still counts).
Tottenham Stadium
My first view of the new stadium came on its opening night. As I walked up Tottenham High Road it started snowing, adding to the majesty of the spectacle.
I found the first game nerve-wracking in the extreme. You don’t get a second chance at the first result or the first goal scorer. It wasn’t until the next week’s demolition of Huddersfield that I could relax and enjoy our new home; and make no mistake, it is breathtaking.
Next we faced Manchester City and I have to admit, I wasn’t confident. Even with our best team we had to be second favourites, but with no Kane and a lack of options in midfield surely we couldn’t?
I don’t think I have ever been so emotional about a game watched sitting at home on the sofa. Never has the cliche, a roller-coaster ride, been more apt.
We were in, then we were out, then we were in again.
Son and Moura were sensational on the break. Sissoko was imperious in midfield. Then there was Trippier … oh dear.
Then Sissoko went off and we had no midfield but somehow we held on. Somehow we won a corner and Llorente, of all people, scored.
That last fifteen minutes was hell, waiting for the inevitable, and sure enough two minutes into injury time it came. I was crestfallen, in total despair. And then, amid the the chaos as City celebrated, up on the screen flashed those magical words –
The new stadium, Manchester City and VAR – what a month What a month it's been for Spurs' fans. First we finally came home. Then we remembered how to win again.
Spurs start to the season - no signings but the signs are positive
Spurs start to the season – no signings but the signs are positive
The big talking point going into the new season was Spurs’ lack of signings. Strangely, in the short term this may work out for us. (more…)
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World Cup Stats - Team Expected Goals
World Cup Stats – Team Expected Goals
The World Cup group stages are over, and half the 32 teams are packing their bags and heading home. But who deserved to go, and who has a wistful tear in their eye for what might have been? (more…)
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Spurs Season Review - Creating Chances
Spurs Season Review – Creating Chances
In a previous article I have looked at the number of goals and expected goals Spurs players accrued last season. As you would expect, Harry Kane is easily the main goal threat. But which players create these chances? (more…)
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Spurs season review - Goalkeeping stats
Spurs season review – Goalkeeping stats
Hugo Lloris has been a real asset to Tottenham over the last six seasons. He has consistently been one of the top goalkeepers in the Premier League, both through the command of his box and his shot stopping ability.
But this year some doubts have crept in. How do Lloris’ numbers look? (more…)
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Spurs season review - Goals and expected goals
Spurs season review – Goals and expected goals
Tottenham had another good season going forward, scoring a total of 74 goals – tied for third in the Premier League. However, this was down on 2016-2017 where we topped the league with 86. (more…)
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Spurs put Everton to the swords - talking points
Spurs put Everton to the swords – talking points
Expected Goals view of the game over time. Spurs were well on top from the 20th minute. A game that looked a potential banana skin on paper – a Sam Allardyce team come to Wembley to defend – turned into one of Spurs best performances of the season. The biggest win against Everton since Bill Nicholson’s first game, a 10-4 victory back in 1958. The early goal certainly helped open the game up and…
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Harry Kane - Anatomy of a goal scorer
Harry Kane – Anatomy of a goal scorer
What is there left to say about Harry Kane? The Spurs striker has dramatically exceeded all expectations with his meteoric rise from clumsy looking youth prospect, to one of the most feared strikers in world football. (more…)
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What is wrong with Tottenham?
Life seemed good back in early November. Spurs had just beaten Real Madrid 3-1 in a pulsating Champions League clash and sat a healthy third in the Premier League table. A scrappy 1-0 win over Crystal Palace followed. Mauricio Pochettino’s side didn’t play well in that encounter but they found a way to get the three points. A hangover from such an emotional Champions League victory was to be…
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