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Tottenham Hotspur 2011-2012 Official Thread

Martin Jols a top chap indeed

Relaxing with some friends;

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Well that was very much 'ground out'. Nonetheless, it puts us 5 points above Chelski with a game in hand, and another point over the scum. Only two behind Man U. Not a bad season so far tbh. :cool:

The West Stand has been emasculated.
Fan in the West Stand collapsed and was having CPR for the first 15 minutes apparently, to no avail. Explains the rather subdued atmosphere perhaps. RIP Yiddo.
 
Whole place sounded pretty quiet to me, I was wondering why. Only saw about the fan after the game, but it would certainly explain it.
 
Quite glad the senior players will get an 8-day break now to rest and prepare for the game in hand with Everton. I assume 'arry will do that, anyway. Injury news will be interesting tomorrow.

If we can beat Everton and don't slip up vs. Wolves the following weekend, we could even start thinking in terms of 'the gap to 5th'.
 
Did you see that "Tottenham can definitely win it," said Alex Ferguson. "They play the best football in the country and their current form is the best in the country."" a couple of days back? Man U then went on to fluff it against Blackburn ...if only we'd got all 3 points against Swansea...
 
Something of note to start the new year with: If we win our next three, at the very least, we will be joint top* on Jan 22nd, and you don't get to say that very often.

* said in hope rather than expectation:
Everton - the game in hand (h)
Wolves (h)
Citeh (a)
 
Another 3 points in the bag today. That puts us level with Man U.

And what a match it was. In decades to come, people will ask each other where they were when Spurs beat the mighty Cheltenham.
 
Elsie is well on the way to deciding that football itself is a meaningless, overhyped distraction, as with everything else.

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If we qualify for the CL this season and the building work (on the stadium) begins in earnest as planned this summer, I suppose I see having Modric and Bale as a potential bridge between now and occupying that new stadium - at which point the club will generate enough income to legitimately expect to have players like Modric and Bale. And fwiw, it's not really about seating capacity, it's all about huge corp.ent.

But if we don't qualify this year, one or both will be gone and the club will find itself on a very different CL trajectory, one that relies on income from the new stadium to build a squad again - in other words all that good stuff moves several years, or a decade, down the road. There's a decent chance we can have that now, if we get this Premiership season right. The FA Cup doesn't help us do that. IMO.

/Eeyore
 
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