Spurs 
It’s always good to secure a win in the Premier League, especially when it’s against London rivals West Ham United. Much of the credit goes to the changes in defence, as our man Nick Harris points. The chap just cannot get enough of Hugo Lloris and for good reason as well.
It’s unnaceptable. The treatment of Tottenham Hotspur fans in Rome has been simply appalling. To see our own fans attacked for absolutely no reason whatsoever is sickening. It’s time for UEFA to take action against the Italian side especially, as Matt Walsh points out, this isn’t the first time it’s happened.
Ask any fan of a world class Spurs player and the first top pop into your head is Gareth Bale. The Welshman may not be of the same level as Cristiano Ronaldo, but he is certainly one of the game’s most naturally gifted Wingers. Nikhil Saglani gives us the low down on a player he is quite happy to call his favourite.
It wasn’t the ideal result, that’s a given, but Nick Harris has looked at the positives from the 5-2 loss to Arsenal, including Andre Villas-Boas’ tactical approach to the encounter.
It’s that time of year again – the North London derby. A game that grabs the imagination of all fans across England firmly by the balls and doesn’t let go for 90 dreaded minutes of passionate football. With it, Raj Bains has opted to dissect the encounter like a megalomanical surgeon and analyse where the game can be won or lost.
Missing out on a number 10, it can be argued, has hindered Spurs this season. Wth Clint Dempsey and Gylfi Sigurdsson failing to impose themselves in the starting XI, Matt Walsh looks at the potential targets once the transfer window re-opens in January.
With the North London derby quickly approaching, Nick Harris looks at the one man who, should he return from injury, could make a big difference when the two sides meet on Saturday.
It’s make or break time if Spurs are to break out of Group J in their pursuit of European glory. With three draws in the opening three games, a win over Maribor tonight is essential. However, it is also a chance to mix things up, especially with a tough trip to Manchester City on Sunday, as Nick Harris explains.
With teams travelling to N17 and becoming increasingly confident of picking up points, it’s time to turn White Hart Lane back into the fortress it once was. Matt Walsh looks at how Spurs can pave over the crack that are beginning to appear at the home of the North London outfit.
Losing at home is regularly a bitter pill to swallow, especially at White Hart Lane, where Spurs fans are expecting to see thier team pick up all three points whenever teams make the trip to North London. So why did the hosts succumb to a 1-0 defeat at home to Wigan Athletic? Nick Harris ponders and gives his honest opinion from Saturday’s result.
