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What Matters Most For Spurs Next Season?
At the time of writing, Spurs are manager-less and the fans well and truly split. Seemingly the worst kept secret in football is that Andres Villas Boas is waiting in the wings to take the still warm coaching seat The Lane. Harry Redknapp incensed some yet was held in high esteem by others. Those that argue that Harry blew a more or less nailed on Champions League spot by playing up to his pals on the red top back-pages aren't interested in the stability he brought to the club.
Meet Cliff Jones, His Son Steve & Rob White
The N17 Give Back Event is an opportunity for Tottenham fans to put something back into the community local to The Lane as well as a chance to meet the Welsh Wizard Mr Cliff Jones, his son Steve and Rob White, son of the Spurs Legend John White. Also taking part is Daniel Wynne - The Voice Of Tottenham! Cliff Jones will be talking about his life and Steve and Rob will be sharing tales of what it was like having a Legend as a dad! Together with Daniel's Spurs Quiz and book signings, the event is to be hosted in the Haringey Irish Community Centre.
Meet The Chap Arsène Wenger Calls ...'The Guru'
New edition of this bestselling, seminal autobiography of Arsenal FC, fully revised and updated with five new chapters to bring it up to the start of a turbulent 2011/12 season in which the club's place at the top-table of European football will be challenged to the full. Described by The Observer as “fascinating” and The Guardian as “shrewd and well-informed”, respected football magazine When Saturday Comes said of Arsènal: The Making of a Modern Superclub, “at last a football book that reflects the age”.
Dennis Tueart Interview In City Square
Dennis Tueart is one of football’s most forthright and eloquent characters, and his long-awaited autobiography is the refreshingly honest story of his days as a flying left-winger with Sunderland, Manchester City, the New York Cosmos and England. Typically candid in his views on his career, his clubs and his team-mates, Tueart recalls his spell at Sunderland in detail – from his early days under inspirational manager Alan Brown to the famous Wembley triumph i