Where do I begin? It has been a testing few weeks, to put it lightly. Spurs lost away to Brighton, then at home Chelsea, all of which came after the Spursiest of defeats at home to Liverpool. Of all those performances, it is hard to choose the worst, considering just how dire (or Dier) we […] More
There must be many of you reading this to whom Spurs are a recent life’s addition. Your interest may have been piqued by Pochettino’s rise as Spurs’ greatest coach of this Millenium. Others like me – I hope – have suffered through the many highs and mostly lows of being a Spurs fan, and still […] More
A lot has happened in the last few weeks. Spurs, as ever, seem to be the center of attention in the sports press: players skirting lockdown; former legend Mauricio Pochettino finding a new project in Paris Saint Germain (with an inexorable state of worry drifting into the Spurs faithful about Dele or Hugo Llloris joining […] More
The Just Talk Podcast is back and George is back with a new format. On today’s episode George’s Sports segment breaks gives his power ranking on the 14 Quarterbacks left in the NFL playoffs and explains what is at stake for each one of those Quarterbacks. During the Seattle segment George ranks who he thinks […] More
Jose Mourinho has probably had more soundbites and quotable moments than most managers; there cannot be another manager better suited to press conferences than him. Whether it is his ‘special one’ revelation to the UK sports press; his ‘little horse’ metaphor when asked whether his Chelsea were in a three-horse race for the title; or […] More
In the All or Nothing Amazon documentary, there is a scene in which Jose Mourinho, having already lost nearly all his big stars, is given the news that Son may be out with a fractured arm for the rest of the season. His reaction portrays a desperation, even jesting that Sonny, ” … in this […] More
When Spurs made it to the Champions League final, the club had not won an away match since the departure of Moussa Dembele in January, and the midfield of Winks, Sissoko, and Eriksen were humbled by Liverpool’s trio of Henderson, Wijnaldum, and Fabinho. After the final, Christian Eriksen’s head was turned by the prospect of […] More
On Thursday night under the watchful eyes of no fans, Spurs’ Harry Kane hit the double century mark of an incredible Tottenham career. In 300 appearances, he has netted 200 club career goals. Now 27, he is in the zenith of his striking powers, having been involved in 22 goals in 13 appearances this season […] More
Spurs vs Brighton Review By Ben Rice Garett Bale gets the game winner for Tottenham against Brighton. pic.twitter.com/e5wZqW7E2f — NovaFutball (@NovaFutball) November 1, 2020 Last night, the Spurs won their first home game of the season against a resolute Brighton team. A penalty from Harry Kane and a winning header from returning favorite Gareth Bale […] More
Antwerp vs Spurs Review By Ben Rice On Thursday, Tottenham Hotspur lost their away tie to Belgium’s Royal Antwerp 1-0, with a solitary goal from Lior Refaelov. José Mourinho rested nine players that started in last Monday’s win at Burnley on Thursday night, and even with the likes of Bale, Vinicius, Lo Celso, and Bergwijn […] More
Tottenham desperately needed a goal. Tied 1-1 with Brighton Hove Albion and with 2nd place in the English Premier League on the line, Jose Mourinho subbed in Gareth Bale at the ’70 minute mark. Just three minutes later Bale who hadn’t scored a goal yet in his Tottenham returned made the noise the impact that […] More
Tottenham’s Son Min-Hueng had himself a beautiful Sunday morning. Tottenham went down 1-0 to South Hampton before the South Korean decided that he would score a easy four goals. Ok, they weren’t easy but they were clinical and it led Tottenham to a 5-2 win. What made matters even more impressive was that all 4 […] More