The legendary double winning Tottenham Hotspur side of 1961 needs no introduction to the fans of the White Hart Lane outfit. Nor does former captain Danny Blanchflower.
Danny Blanchflower is a Tottenham legend and was arguably their best player at the beginning of the 1960’s. An old ‘right – half’ as it was referred to back then, a right sided midfielder in football terms today. Blanchflower in his prime between 1957 and …
The drugs don't work
One of Tottenham Hotspur’s former wonder kids has found himself embroiled in a rather nasty business.
‘Hossam received a notification from the Saudi Football Association’s disciplinary committee that Ghaly had tested positive for a banned substance’
Not my words, but those of Ghaly’s agent Nader Shwaki. Ghaly was at one point a talented player. He certainly demostrated enough to get snapped up by Tottenham. But his time at …
YouTube does not do this player justice. If there was a prize for the dirtiest tackles (plural) then surely Michael Brown would be one of the favourites. Despite looking like a cuddly bear, Brown has earned himself a reputation as a modern day hard man in the English game.
Unfortunately for the player, it is more his robust and sometimes downright horrendous tackles that will be remembered rather than any footballing talent. …
Word just in from from our number one Tottenham Hotspur hack, Manny Fold. Whilst being ejected from un unnamed London night spot, our man ran into erstwhile Spurs captain, Robbie Keane and the fragrant Claudine.
The Celtic supremo had been enjoying a fine dining experience with with fellow countrymen Damien Duff and friends. Our man wasted no time and set about at once trying to alleviate Tottenham fan’s deepest fears. Namely that Capatain Softshot was set to sign …
The inner angst of Tottenham’s Jamie O’Hara has been revealed on Twitter. BBC commentator Jacqui Oatley’s Tweets have lifted the lid on the Spurs player’s discontent.
Jamie is obviously on loan at troubled Portsmouth. Anyone who managed to survive watching their game yesterday will at least acknowledge he was the backbone of the bulk of their moves. The Tweets won’t come as an earth shattering shocker to many. The Tottenham manager is well known for having players he …
This weekend is to many all about the most prestigous pot in the country and with the FA Cup comes some value of course. Here’s two to view for Saturday’s games, both of which are on ITV1 for those of you fortunate enough to own television sets.
Portsmouth’s woes have been more documented than those of Chelsea player and Portsmouth behind at half time, Birmingham losing by full time at 30/1 might …
Tottenham Hotspur’s Peter Crouch, struck twice against Egypt on Wednesday to secure his position as England’s most lethal striker-when it comes to a friendly match. Crouch’s overall record reads 20 goals scored in 37 games, which is just about better than a goal every other game.
However, whilst Crouch has proven he is able to score goals at international level, is he the answer to England’s forward line in South Africa?
His Premier …
The former Tottenham Hotspur favourite Micky Hazard has had quite a few ups and downs since retiring from professional football.
The Sunderland born midfielder started training with Tottenham aged just 14 after being spotted playing for his local team; he signed professional papers at 16 and was a member of the Spurs side that won the FA Cup in 1982 and the UEFA cup in 1984. In 1985, Hazard move to Chelsea …
Managers And Media Need Discretion Of Old Billy Nick
NORMAN GILLER is out of hospital, if not yet back to 100 per cent fitness, but hopeful of a full recovery. A bit like Aaron Ramsey, whose horror injury last week has prompted the sports sage of Dorset to take a one-eyed look at Arsenal’s often “one-eyed” manager
I do …
Tottenham Boo Boo fave, Dave The Rave has today attended Holly House, the private hospital Tottenham occasionally use. The reason is for treatment on his groin tear.
Either that or he’s being interviewed for their current vacancy for a Registered Nurse.
The obvious concern for Tottenham will be both the severity of the injury and how it responds to treatment. For those wishing to know more about the treatment there is a mine of info
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