Tottenham will not be in the title race this season, maybe next term.
Following Tottenham's 3-2 win over Arsenal at the Emirates Harry Redknapp urged his board to dig into their pockets and provide the money for some quality transfers in January. “It’s there for someone to pull off a surprise. I am looking to buy in January. We need to tweak it to finish it off. I genuinely feel that, why shouldn’t I? Just because we haven’t won it for a while doesn’t mean Chelsea, Man United or Arsenal will carry on winning it. Why can’t someone else win it?"
Chelsea's title bid took a bit of a knock today as they were beaten 2-1 by Tottenham at White Hart Lane today. Goals from Jermain Defoe and Gareth Bale helped Spurs to move into 4th. Frank Lampard's injury time strike proved irrelevant as Harry Redknapp's men bagged all three points. John Terry was sent off for Chelsea mid-way through the second half. Who is to blame for Chelsea's defeat? Vote now!
Thierry Henry scored for New York Red Bulls against Tottenham yesterday but what did you make of the former Barcelona and Arsenal striker's goal? Vote now!
League leaders Manchester United will face fourth placed Tottenham at White Hart Lane on Sunday. The Red Devils won the last game between the two sides, it ended 2-0 last October at Old Trafford. The Spurs lost their last league game, 2-1 at Everton, while United have won the last two against Stoke and West Brom.
No, there'll be tired legs come June and they'll miss out
Aston Villa missed out on the Carling Cup trophy thanks to Wayne Rooney a couple of weeks ago but are set for the FA Cup semi-final also, which is a great achievement for any English club. Not only that though, they're still in contention for 4th spot in the Premier League, do you think they can clinch it and top off a fantastic season for Martin O'Neill's men?
The manager of a team, apart from the players, have a big hand in the success of their teams.a manager can make or break a team.he is like a guardian to the players and take care of all the nitti gritties of the game and PR.
Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed that Wayne Rooney has told him that he wants to leave Manchester United. The manager claims to have held a meeting with the striker and his agent, during which Rooney admitted that he has no intention of signing a new contract and is keen to take on a fresh challenge elsewhere. There are a few clubs that already expressed their interest in Rooney, including Tottenham. Where do you think he will go?
They should sell him if they receive a good offer.
Croatian playmaker Luka Modric has been linked to several big European clubs lately but boss Harry Redknapp insists that he will not let his midfielder leave: "I wouldn't want to sell him for £100million, not even for a billion. He's the hub of the team."
Darren Bent is nearing 30 league goals for the season, an amazing feat for a side that are just about avoiding the relegation flight. As for Tottenham, Defoe isn't doing too badly either, with his side chasing the final Champions league spot. If you were Capello, who's on your list? Defoe or Bent?!
