It’s nice when a Spurs player gains international recognition. An honour to play for ones country while, when a player in the current performs exceptionally well on the grand stage, it’s nice to sit back, enjoy and, with a smug grin, tap the person next to you and joyfully announce ‘that player plays for my team’.
So it finally came to the light of day that Harry Redknapp faces trial for tax evasion on the 23rd of January. Previously, rumours had only been doing the rounds on the Interweb as the Fleet Street Elite were banned from commenting on the story in hand. But, as of 2.30pm on Saturday, it was ruled that the injunction surrounding Redknapp’s, APPARENT, tax problems would finally come to fruition.
Scott Parker is a mans man. The England midfielder is the type of boy any girl would take home to meet her mother. The kind soul that would help an elderly lady swap a tyre round on the side of a road and one that would happily do so in the pouring rain. Therefore, some research has been doing some research and after trudging through Twitter for minutes upon minutes, below are the best Scott Parker facts that we have found. Enjoy!
The international break is the most boring two weeks in the history of man. Back in the day, England playing used to be one of the greatest days on any football fans calendar but is now met with moans and groans about a dreaded fortnight of nothing to keep supporters “entertained”. Without Spurs on our beloved television, it’s a long and painful mid-season break, and one that brings the risk of injury to a number the clubs top stars while adding two more pointless encounters to an already hectic fixture list.
It’s hard not to sympathise with Sandro at this point in time. Having arrived last August with a potential to match his abnormally large frame, the Brazilian began to show his credentials in the second half of last season. Having struggled to settle at first, and with a full season behind him from former club Internacional, Sandro looked well of the pace when the 2010/11 season kicked off.
America has produced some heroes in the past; Chuck Norris, Bruce Springstein, Mr T and Hulk Hogan are all prime examples
Some fans say the best form of defence is a good offence. That can be said for some of the great Spurs sides of past, Ossie Ardiles’ mentality of ‘if you score one, we will score two’ may have given fans exciting football to watch at the best of times, but when push comes to shove, backs against the wall stuff like at Fulham yesterday, then the best form of defence is often, well, a great defence.
A seven game unbeaten run in the league has seen Tottenham catapult their way up the league in superb fashion. Currently fifth, level on points with fourth placed Chelsea and three points behind Newcastle United in third, with a game in hand over both, some great goals have been scored by Harry Redknapp’s men this season.