Somewhat of a follow up to the yesterday’s season review; the summer is usually a dreaded time to be a Tottenham Hotspur fan. A time of speculation for the prized assets regularly being linked with a move away from White Hart Lane.
Arsene Wenger has always been known for not investing in his squad with big names, but now the current season is yet to end and already Arsenal have seemingly secured the capture of two big name players.
Crash, bang, wallop, what a win. The first time Tottenham Hotspur win at the Reebok Stadium in their history and what a way, and time, to do it.
So the final standings of the Championship has been decided; Reading are perched at the very top whilst Southampton follow them back into the Premier League. This year’s Championship has once again been fascinating and has truly shown that if the Premiership is described as the best league in the world, our 2nd tier standard of football must be closely following.
I think it’s fair to assume that Harry Redknapp isn’t everyone’s cup of tea at the moment. Since Fabio Capello resigned from his role as England manager, with the Tottenham Hotspur manager subsequently, and instantly, instilled as the bookies’ favourite to succeed the Italian, the win rate of the North Londoners has significantly dropped from 65% to 30%.
I recently touched on this in my last article regarding Tottenham Hotspur, but felt it warranted greater depth, especially as it is regarding Ledley King.
