A Rough Run Of Form After Wednesday night's draw away to Monaco, Tottenham now find themselves with one win in five games and if you look ahead to the run of games in November, we may be in for a rough month. When Thomas Frank was appointed in the summer, many fans felt upbeat about his arrival. He came with a strong sense of optimism and a reputation for building efficient, stable and well structured teams. In his welcome interview with the club he also let us know what he thinks of the fans,

After a fast start which resulted in an early lead, Spurs once again failed to capitalise, and two moments of quality from Morgan Rogers and Emi Buendia turned the game around and earned Villa all three points. Charity begins at home Spurs have now won only three of their last 18 Premier League home matches, which is almost unfathomable for a club of this size and stature. The supposed 'game-changer' stadium is in serious need of game changers on the pitch, and is currently, understandably, l

The resumption of the Premier League for Tottenham had fans wishing that it never returned after a terrible Sunday afternoon that ended in defeat in North London. Side to Side That's what it seemed like all afternoon for Spurs, as a performance without much spark meant Aston Villa could continue their improving form this season. The hosts line up wasn't unsurprising, with Bentancur and Palhinha remaining as Frank's favourites in midfield over the likes of Sarr and Bergvall. It was unfortunat

So we reach the end of another international break. I can never bring myself to get excited for these. I've three sons, aged 13, 10 and 8, and they love it midweek when they get to stay up and watch England. They have snacks and fizzy drinks, and in general enjoy watching a lackadaisical England team stroll past whoever their second rate opposition is. If I'm honest though, I find it a tad dull. I'm sure I'm not alone in this. Even Thomas Tuchel bemoaned the lack of atmosphere at Wembley the ot

In the pouring West Yorkshire rain, Leeds and Tottenham would take to the stage at Elland Road. After 24 minutes, Spurs would find themselves through after a great pass from Mohamed Kudus, which would eventually find Mathys Tel who would fire a deflected strike past Karl Darlow and into the top corner to hand Tottenham the lead. Dominic Calvert-Lewin almost levelled things up but fired his effort over the bar. In the 34th minute, The Whites equalised. Jayden Bogle put a dangerous ball in the ar

A interesting trip in Europe followed by victory at Leeds concludes a month of heavy fixtures for Spurs

Manchester United made it three wins on the bounce as Matheus Cunha scored his first goal in United colours against Brighton. Goals throughout the game from Matheus Cunha, Casemiro and a Bryan Mbeumo brace propelled the Red Devils into the top four. Although, late goals from Brighton's Danny Welbeck and Charalampos Kostoulas put three points in doubt for the hosts. Brighton remained a boogey-team for United going into the game, losing six of their last seven matches against Hurzler's men. Two

A Rough Run Of Form After Wednesday night's draw away to Monaco, Tottenham now find themselves with one win in five games and if you look ahead to the run of games in November, we may be in for a rough month. When Thomas Frank was appointed in the summer, many fans felt upbeat about his arrival. He came with a strong sense of optimism and a reputation for building efficient, stable and well structured teams. In his welcome interview with the club he also let us know what he thinks of the fans,

Chelsea take on Sunderland this weekend in the Premier League in what is shaping up to be an exciting encounter at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea have been building some momentum in the league, winning 2 in a row and 4 in a row in all competitions, all without their star man Cole Palmer. The newly promoted Sunderland have made a good start to their Premier League season, sitting in 7th position in the table and on the same amount of points as Chelsea. Fixture History Chelsea and Sunderland have fac

It’s not an easy conversation. How do you justify moving Leandro Trossard — with 3 goals and 2 assists — or Gabriel Martinelli, who’s chipped in 4 goals and 1 assist, out of the line up? Both have fought their way into form, both deliver when it matters. And yet, as uncomfortable as it sounds, Eberechi Eze might still be Arsenal’s best option on the left wing. That statement might sting a little, especially considering how efficient Trossard and Martinelli have been. But football isn’t always a

After a win last time out at home to Sunderland, and with Liverpool having lost the last three of their own games in both the league and in Europe. You would think it was an ideal time for Manchester United to cut their teeth against the reigning Premier League champions. However with the international break stopping domestic action for two weeks, it gave a chance for a reset, and a trip to Anfield after all of the travel and disruption of such the break appeared a daunting task. Match Report

The resumption of the Premier League for Tottenham had fans wishing that it never returned after a terrible Sunday afternoon that ended in defeat in North London. Side to Side That's what it seemed like all afternoon for Spurs, as a performance without much spark meant Aston Villa could continue their improving form this season. The hosts line up wasn't unsurprising, with Bentancur and Palhinha remaining as Frank's favourites in midfield over the likes of Sarr and Bergvall. It was unfortunat

Tyrone Mings was born in Bath, Somerset and has had a remarkable rise through English football to get to where he is today, playing for Aston Villa. Growing up with his three sisters, his family didn't have it easy. In fact from a young age, Mings spent time in a homeless shelter due to the lack of money his family had. But his escape was football. At just four years-old, he joined his local team FC Chippenham, playing for the U6s as that was the youngest team they had. This is the story of Ty

So we reach the end of another international break. I can never bring myself to get excited for these. I've three sons, aged 13, 10 and 8, and they love it midweek when they get to stay up and watch England. They have snacks and fizzy drinks, and in general enjoy watching a lackadaisical England team stroll past whoever their second rate opposition is. If I'm honest though, I find it a tad dull. I'm sure I'm not alone in this. Even Thomas Tuchel bemoaned the lack of atmosphere at Wembley the ot

When Arsenal completed the signing of Viktor Gyökeres from Sporting CP for a deal worth up to £64 million, there was a sense that Mikel Arteta had finally found the striker Arsenal had been looking for. At 27, the Swedish forward arrived in North London at the peak of his powers, fresh from a stunning season in Portugal where he scored a whopping 54 goals and recorded 12 assists in 52 appearances. His mix of power, movement, and composure in front of goal made him one of the deadliest strikers i

Club football on the horizon again, where do Arsenal stand? In the last international break, I predicted that 10 points out of 12 for Arsenal would leave them no further off Liverpool than they were at that point and more than likely closer to 1st place. In the aftermath of drawing at home to what appeared to be an imminently beatable City side and Newcastle away still to come I did wonder if we would reach that target. I should never have questioned Mikel and the boys and I am still buzzing f