Graeme McKendry

There was definately 3 of us there but I can't remember who the other one was. It was probably Neil but it could have been Nick.

Allison because he's the best with his feet out of those 5 and the goal is fucking tiny anyway, Maldini best defender ever, Gerrard because the other 4 can't tackle, Maradona the GOAT, Messi the other GOAT.

Baggy Trousers, the first 7in single I ever bought which I got from Derek's Records at Wood Green. You can remind Youngie next time you see him of this because he was with me and he bought Daddy's Home by Cliff Richard 🤣

Glenn Hoddle could do it but even he would take longer than 1 second.

I agree, I reckon most supporters probably prefer a manager like that as well in all fairness. Having said that Simeone is a far superior manager than Amorin will ever be so Keanes reasoning may be strereotypical but he's arrived at the right conclusion.

Slot out.

Thankyou Sullivan and Brady for running West Ham so poorly you had to literally beg the notoriously tight arse ENIC to sign Mo Kudus at the bargain £55m.

While I agree with Thomas Frank that coming back after being two goals behind shows great character, might I suggest that its probably better to not keep being 2-0 down. It'll make life a lot easier in the long run.

I see the 'only scores penalties and tap ins one season wonder Ollie Watkins should be starting for England instead of him' bloke has just smashed another record .

This is a great clip for any younger Spurs fans. Here, our greatest ever player has an amazing shot saved by our greatest ever goalkeeper, arguably the greatest keeper of all time.

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Amazing interview with Maresca who says that Palmer played today even though he wasn't fit. They've got about 200 players to pick from and he's playing an unfit player. Surely a sign that they're basically a one man team.

About 3 small kits at todays prices

I'm no fan of Sugar but I'd love to see him take Jamie Redknapp for every penny he's got. And his future earnings.

Yet another two goals for Harry Kane in the Champions League for Bayern and a hat-trick for Sonny in the States making it five goals in five games since joining the league. Have a feeling those two Spurs legends will still be hitting the net when they're drawing their pensions.

Chelsea quite worried about him tonight to be fair.

I think the Sheffield Utd boss may be the first for the chop

For fun, I just added up winners medals in the same period and its Watkins 0, Merino 0, Tel 2 (German League Title & Europa League Winner)

I'm 56 and can remember Spurs signing players like Ardiles, Clemence, Gazza, Lineker & Klinsmann, breaking the British transfer record, making JK the leagues highest paid player, actually trying to win on the pitch not off it, all things that will never happen in a million years under ENIC.

24 years to realise there's been underperformance on the pitch. They're not the quickest are they?

Today is a day I thought would never come. Problem is ENIC still own Spurs but its a step in the right direction.

All in all a classic Spurs window. At least one position the manager wanted not filled, a teenager from a non top 5 league, 2 loans and two youngish players although expensive both with very high resell potential. Levys always gonna Levy.

Can't see the point in going to the bother of making a podcast or writing an article with the title 'What Do Spurs Need To Do On Deadline Day' when ENIC never do what they need to do on any day let alone Deadline Day.

Thats lazy journalism. Spurs are in the Champions League.

It doesn't really matter how good Frank is, Ange was, Conte was, Jose was, Poch was, Redknapp was, BMJ was, in the end Levy and Co will always let them down.

The more things change the more they stay the same.

Milan 92/93

What a starting line up that is.

Nice bit of late summer sun at Westward Ho this evening

Chelsea sign 51 players in 4 years, not one journalist questions how much game time they'll get or where the coach will deploy them but Spurs sign one player when we're still painfully short of quality and straight away its 'Spurs sign Simmons but where's he going to play?'.

Mourinho to Forest?

It'll be great to get Simmons over the line (still expecting him to end up at Chelsea) but without at least two additional experienced players arriving at Spurs Thomas Frank is going to be left woefully short given the upcoming games and Levy's infamous 'we want to win Premier League & CL' statement