Wigan come to White Hart Lane on Saturday afternoon for what on paper should be another trouncing for the beleaguered Roberto Martinez & his sieve like defence. The Latics have shipped 18 goals in their last three Premier League games and scored precisely none. Wow! Even West Ham’s great effort of three successive four nil defeats of a couple of seasons ago is massively...

Wednesday night sees Spurs first home game in the European Cup (or that competition’s nearest current equivalent) since 1962. Thanks to the first half hour against Young Boys last Tuesday evening it also means we’re going to witness a ‘must win’ match a lot sooner than we hoped for. After being run ragged by a combination of speed and plastic in the former Wankdorf...

We visit Burnley on Sunday for our final game of the season. Our last trip to Turf Moor was for 2008/09’s League Cup semi final. It ended with Spurs fans in celebratory mood and after the result at the City of Manchester stadium on Wednesday, they can carry on where they left off. Since August everyone will have been looking at this game as a potential banana skin for...

Just a couple of months after the Premier League voted against the introduction of a play off to decide the last Champions League place Spurs go to Eastlands to play what is tantamount to a play off to decide the last Champions League place. The ramifications of each outcome of Wednesday evening’s game aren’t hard to understand. If we win, we’ve got fourth place...

Undoubted success that this season has been so far, it is the three fixtures in eight days that begin with Bolton at home on Saturday afternoon that will define just how smug Spurs fans can feel during the long hot summer in front of us. Rarely has the maxim ‘take each game as it comes’ been more appropriate. Thoughts drift naturally towards next week & the Wastelands...

It’s Old Trafford this Saturday for the first big game since the last big game.  It’s just a conveyor belt of massive match-ups at the moment.  Lunchtime kick-offs are normally a pain in the arse. You go to a game having only just crawled out of your pit and then, potentially, a bad result ruins your weekend before it’s even started. But for Spurs fans at the...

There’s yet another big game at White Hart Lane this Saturday as we entertain title favourites Chelsea in a 5:30 kick off. We’ve done that nice John Terry and his mates a couple of favours this week; losing to Pompey and then kicking the Arse up the arse will have shortened their double odds considerably.  Chelsea doing the double. Blimey. A totally unfeasible prospect...

It’s the gooners at White Hart Lane on Wednesday night and the start of the league run in we’ve been gearing ourselves up for since virtually the start of the season. As everyone knows by now, four of our remaining six matches are against the four teams above us. How we fare in those games will define where we end up at the end of a memorable campaign. So if we do...

Things were going too well, I think we all knew that. The five successive Premier League wins plus the emphatic second half performance against Fulham mean that being a Spurs fan has been a pretty happy occupation of late. Some of us made the mistake of starting to believe the hype, a Moneybags League place and a Wembley final would be ours. The seemingly endless run...

It’s the latest in a long line of ‘massive’ games for Spurs this Saturday afternoon at the Stadium of Quiet as Sunderland are the latest team to have a go at stopping Tottenham’s charge towards the Champions League. Five league wins on the spin means that we are now favourites with the bookies for fourth spot and obviously if we can keep that sort of form going...