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Lampard accepts he’s under the microscope at Chelsea
Frank Lampard admits he’s under intense scrutiny at Chelsea, but feels he’s learned well from all the managers in his playing career. Chelsea sit 4th in the currently paused Premier… -
Lampard admits he didn’t expect Chelsea job so soon
Frank Lampard has revealed he didn’t expect to land the Chelsea job so early in his coaching career, but never doubted his own ability. Lampard learned fast at Derby County,… -
Redknapp expects big transfer fees to continue
Harry Redknapp predicts the Premier League’s elite will carry on spending huge transfer fees, once the coronavirus crisis quietens down. Redknapp believes the top clubs will react like nothing has… -
Redknapp blasts Tottenham’s furlough decision
Harry Redknapp has blasted Tottenham for cutting the wages of their 550 non-playing staff by 20 per cent, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will use the… -
20 PL games by New Year and unbeaten season on for three?
Premier League clubs have only played 12 games each by mid-November, but will be tested harshly as it now accelerates to 20 by New Year. The latest international break needs… -
The international break is nigh for Mourinho
Jose Mourinho’s tenure at Manchester United will surely end with the international break, the classic time when failing managers are sacked. Mourinho now faces Newcastle Utd at home before the… -
Klinsmann: Ardiles was a “master of the game”
Jurgen Klinsmann says he will always be grateful to Spurs legend Ossie Ardiles, for bringing him to English football. The German’s striker partner Teddy Sheringham told the story of how… -
Pochettino: Ardiles “forever in the history of world football”
Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino says that Ossie Ardiles is a world football legend. It’s 40 years since Tottenham shocked British football by bringing two Argentinian World Cup stars to White… -
Ardiles and Villa still see Spurs as their second home
Ossie Ardiles and Ricky Villa still see Tottenham as a second home, 40 years after the club stunned the football world by signing them. Many foreign stars had touted their… -
Ardiles and Villa: Spurs legends, 40 years on
Ossie Ardiles and Ricky Villa made an indelible impact on English football history and they’re still Spurs legends, 40 years later. Ricky achieved historical importance for one of the best…
Dave Smith
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Digital and print journalist Dave Smith dies after short illness
Dave ‘Smudger’ Smith, a vastly experienced football journalist, respected by players and managers alike, has passed away suddenly. Dave’s early career was spent writing for both Match and
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Marcus Rashford, Jamie Vardy and Danny Welbeck give Gareth Southgate food for thought
IT took England nearly an hour to break down a resilient and resolute Malta side. The game was crying out for a Wayne Rooney moment. He wasn’t
Spurs Rant
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Spurs’ Wembley hoodoo is more a slow damaging grind
Tottenham are yet to win a league game at Wembley and might need to start treating their home games like away games to prosper. Every man and his
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Danny Rose only said what his Tottenham teammates are thinking, says Glenn Hoddle
The Press Association has reported on how Zapsportz.com columnist Glenn Hoddle believes Danny Rose’s comments about Tottenham’s pay structure and transfer strategy will not have gone down badly with
Arsenal Rant
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Spurs need trophies to end their inferiority complex with Arsenal
Tottenham fancy themselves as north London’s finest and buy into their media adulation, but finishing above Arsenal once is no power shift. The two face off in Saturday’s
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Christmas Eve kick-off whinging? Where’s your festive spirit!?!
Simon Boynton says Arsenal against Liverpool at 4pm on Christmas Eve is no joke, it’s a return to the ‘good old days’! When you grew up in the
Man Utd Rant
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United smashing all-comers but City are beating rivals
Manchester United are edging Manchester City at the top of the Premier League, but City have beaten Liverpool and Chelsea, not just fodder. United and City have both
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Mourinho and Hughes handshake spat revealed more than it should
Jose Mourinho and Mark Hughes’ failure to shake hands at Stoke said more about both than if they’d just gone ahead. Hughes and Mourinho both have a history
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