| Here was something looking like a ‘business as usual’ performance from Spurs, and it is fair to say there have not been enough of these in recent months. The Redknapp revival motors on full steam ahead, and this has been enough to leave Spurs a little safer in quite possibly the tightest English Premier League to date.
No longer a Spurs player – indeed no longer a player at all following his retirement at the weekend, he will be remembered fondly by Spurs fans, and a certain candidate for ‘Spurs legend’. Ever the footballing gentleman, Mr Anderton bowed out most graciously on Saturday coming from the bench to score the winning goal, and earn Bournemouth a vital victory over Chester. Here is the lowdown on the man himself.
‘Appy as Spurs fans are with ‘Arry, the news of the latest man to take the Real Madrid job is nothing if not shock news. Bernd Schuster has been sacked – perhaps not the greatest surprise in the world and has been replaced by…wait for it – Harry’s predecessor, Juande Ramos!
All the team news ahead of tonight's League Cup encounter at White Hart Lane, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Tottenham's Mexican international striker Giovani dos Santos has been helped by the news that he will not need a operation on an ankle sprain, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Gillingham have captured Spurs striker Andy Barcham on a month's loan, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Does anybody know what it is yet this season? The players? Fans? Pundits? Ramos? Those of you who tune in regularly will have seen a recent article about the available squad, but how does the team pick itself? See why it might be tricky, assuming a fully fit squad... Russell Smith considers the questions
All the reaction from Spurs Carling Cup victory, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Defending champions Tottenham battled into the last 16 of the Carling Cup to give their campaign a much needed lift defeating Newcastle 2-1, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
All the team news ahead of tonight's Carling Cup third-round match at St James Park, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Tottenham stayed bottom of the Premier League table after they were held to a goalless draw by Wigan at White Hart Lane, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Goalscorer Darren Bent admitted Thursday's 2-1 Uefa Cup victory at home to Polish team Wisla Krakow was a huge help for under-performing Tottenham,reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Tottenham boss Juande Ramos believes it could take more than ten matches for his winless team to improve on results, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Blues boss Alex McLeish wants to be certain midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng is right for the club before buying the player,reports Martin Wakinshaw.
There are two sides to every story, or so they say. And on the longest-running of the summer at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, opinion is divided as to which is the right one to take. Yes, you have probably guessed that this article is about a certain Mr Berbatov, singing aloud the famous Clash song, “Should I Stay Or Should I Go?” Russell Smith poses the question
As Spurs travelled to the North East for the opening game of the season, Carl Bowman makes the trip and gives his verdict on a disappointing day!
The situation – whichever aspect one chooses to look at, is both worrying and baffling. Whilst the whole thing about the squad needing time to gel is quite probably true, what those paying to watch would like to see are some signs of progress.
Well? Anybody? Russell Smith poses the questions.
The club’s worst start in 34 years finally saw a win, however difficult it appeared, with the UEFA visit of Wisla Krakow. Some painful early viewing has at least showed promise, and in this manager has been placed a great deal of hope.
And so the act of totally dismantling the Carling Cup 2008 winners has met with some not inconsiderable difficulty. Technically, although the players are mostly sound, is the squad up to scratch? Russell Smith considers the story so far this season for Spurs.
The question on Spurs fans’ lips - Did last Sunday represented the real start of the season – going to arguably the hardest fixture of the season and coming out of it the happier side. Russell Smith provides an armchair review of the game against Chelsea.
Part of a proverb certainly relevant to the Spurs fan, the big news was relatively predictable, the rest functional but perhaps guilty of leaving a slightly bitter aftertaste. Russell Smith reflects.
With Robbie Keane leaving the club and persistent rumour of Berbatov doing the same, the Tottenham frontline, at first glance, appears under threat.
What better time, then, for record signing Darren Bent to finally step up to the plate and show the White Hart Lane faithful what he is made of? Russell Smith contemplates what might be in store for the season ahead.
Newcastle substitute Damien Duff netted a late winner versus Tottenham to rise Joe Kinnear's team into the safety of mid-table, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Spurs made the last 32 of the Uefa Cup after a impressive fight back from two goals down versus Spartak Moscow to get the point they required, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Man United couldn't take advantage of Liverpool's draw as they were also held by a resolute display by Harry Redknapp's team, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Captain Ledley King and Jamie O'Hara netted the goals which gave Spurs all three points in a battling derby versus West Ham, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Darren Bent's late goal kept League Cup champions Tottenham on track to defend their trophy with a last eight victory against Watford, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Steven Pienaar fired in Everton's winner as they gained a narrow win and brought to an end Spurs perfect home record under Harry Redknapp,reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Jamie O'Hara's 14th-minute strike saw Spurs gain a deserved victory in Holland and edges them closer to clinching a place in the final 32 of the UEFA Cup, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Tottenham climbed out of the relegation zone with a win against Blackburn, who had defender Martin Olsson sent off with 39 minutes played, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Harry Redknapp suffered his first loss as Tottenham manager as Fulham plunged them back into the bottom three, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Harry 'Houdini' Redknapp worked his magic yet again as a brace each from Roman Pavlyuchenko and Frazier Campbell earned Tottenham a place in the Carling Cup quarter-finals as they defeated Liverpool 4-2, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Tottenham have appointed former Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp as their new boss after dismissing Juande Ramos late on Saturday night, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
As Tottenham Hotspur suffered another defeat, manager Juande Ramos is under increasing pressure. Robin Cottle considers who's door the blame should lie at, and if Spurs are the architects of their own downfall.
Spurs defender Jonathan Woodgate says he and his team-mates are behind under-pressure boss Juande Ramos, despite the team's miserable recent form, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Spurs boss Juande Ramos is under more pressure after his side were defeated 2-1 at Stoke to state the team's poorest start to a league campaign, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
...made up of former White Hart Lane stars. Whilst not an exhaustive line up, here's one to think about. Would be doing any better than the present side?
That they're not in the Spurs first XI, they are doing better at the moment...
Spurs saw Gareth Bale and Michael Dawson both receive red cards as Stoke took advantage to get a important win, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Former Spurs boss Martin Jol thinks under-pressure Juande Ramos should be given time to improve fortunes at White Hart Lane, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Carlisle United have finalised the capture of Spurs goalkeeper Ben Alnwick on a one-month loan move, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Spurs forward Darren Bent has voiced his backing to the club's sporting director Damien Comolli, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Spurs have received another blow as forward Roman Pavlyuchenko will be missing for three weeks after suffering a partially torn ankle ligament injury, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Spurs sporting director Damien Comolli says the club is fully supportive of manager Juande Ramos, despite their worst start to a league campaign in 96 years, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Spurs boss Juande Ramos says he will not resign, despite watching his out of form team lose at home to Hull, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Geovanni's stunning free-kick gave Hull City another victory in North London and put more pressure on Spurs boss Juande Ramos, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Spurs nervously made their way into the UEFA Cup group stages with an unconvincing 3-2 overall victory at Wisla Krakow, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Former Spurs defender John Scales believes the Lilywhites should back manager Juande Ramos despite their lack of results, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Winger Charlie Daniels will rejoin Spurs after the completion of his month-long loan at Gillingham, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
Tottenham manager Juande Ramos believes his job is safe despite the team's perilous start to the campaign, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
Juande Ramos' team face a tough tie against Liverpool in the fourth round at White Hart Lane, reports Martin Wakinshaw.
The Lilywhites suffered another loss in the top-flight going down 2-0 at Portsmouth, writes Martin Wakinshaw.
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