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45.1 | The season becons ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Aug 08 1991 20:23 | 9 |
| SPURS NEWS !
Possibility of Nigel Clough in the newspapers.
Very nice idea!
See you at Wembley.
Antony
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45.2 | Spurs are on there way to Wembley....again | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Aug 09 1991 12:23 | 12 |
|
Anthony...
I saw the news about Cloughie a couple of days ago.nothing since...
it might have been Paper talk.Better news is it looks like Paul
Stewart is staying after all,he is being offered a new contract,and
having talked to his missus now wants to stay at Spurs...we will see.
Probably the same team that finished the Cup final for tomorrows
Humiliation of The Arse.....
Dave...
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45.3 | HONOURS SHARED ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Mon Aug 12 1991 12:56 | 22 |
| So Saturday's game ended in a draw. It was a competitive game, with Arsenal
having most of the positional play, but I would say Spurs having the most
meaningful chances.
Arsenal started the game stronger, then half way through the first half we came
back into it. Samways seemed to play furthest forward in the midfield. I think
that the thing we do well as a five man midfield is when we break forward and
quickly support Lineker. It seems to give back fours all sorts of problems.
However this only happened in small periods on Saturday. The second half seemed
to be mostly Arsenal pressure.
Next Saturday to the real thing, then I believe we have our preliminary game
v the Austrians, away leg first.
This week we are playing in a tournament in Italy v Juventus.
Finally I do not understand the reasoning in playing Fenwick, Merson was all
over him at Wembley, especially in the second half.
Stewart meeting Venables today to sort out a new contract.
Antony
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45.4 | Who Plays Offside on the Half Way line ??? | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Tue Aug 13 1991 14:25 | 13 |
|
Not the best NL derby ive ever seen,Arsenal were Boringly efficient
as usual,although I thought we finished the stronger and I did think we
would nick it.Still I wasnt too dissapointed with the result....Who'd
bet against two 0-0 in the League games this season.
Still no news on Paul Stewart,but it now looks like he will stay at
WHL.
Down at the Dell on Saturday,and off to a winning start,then off to
Austria for the first Euro game.
Dave...
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45.5 | spurs on tour | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Tue Aug 13 1991 14:41 | 8 |
| I believe that we have a game tonight V Juventus in Italy.
I also have heard that the FA have put in a bid to hold the cup winners cup
final at Wembley.
Antony
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45.6 | WHAT was THAT ??? | TRUCKS::SANT | | Tue Aug 13 1991 15:56 | 19 |
|
re .3 .....
Oh, come on, Ant. That game was awful. I bet it cheered a few up on
Merseyside watching the supposed London protagonists struggling to
get heir game together (no disrespect to Crystal Palace intended..).
And how did Pat "kick 'im up in the air" Van Den thingummy manage
to stay on 'til the end ?????
He must have slipped him a few scheckles, eh ??? 8-) 8-) 8-)
things will need to improve if you're gonna repeat last years fluke!
Andy.
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45.7 | You What! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Tue Aug 13 1991 20:40 | 19 |
| Andy,
I think your memory has shortened so much that you have forgotten how many
bore draws there were between last seasons championship challengers, including
the merseysiders, and that enthralling cup winners cup final which if not
played between an English club and foreign opposition, was a total write off
as a game.
Saying that Saturday's game was pretty bad, but I stand by the point that the
real cutting thrust was made by Spurs. The difference between last season's
final and Saturday was that the attack was not sustained enough throughout the
game as we rapidly tired in the second half. However, I don't think we'll play
in hotter conditions in the football league this season.
I do not realistically think Spurs will win the league but we are a good bet
as a cup winner.
Antony
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45.8 | Transfer news ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Aug 15 1991 12:47 | 10 |
| Durie for Spurs !
So Venables has finally got his man. I do not understand too much as last time
we put an offer in Chelsea wouldn't sell to us and Durie said he wanted to go
back North, where have I heard that before. Lets hope buying Durie means we
don't lose Stewart.
Two days to go !
Antony
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45.9 | Gordon In'Durie...... | REPAIR::WILSON | | Thu Aug 15 1991 14:22 | 4 |
| I quite suprised we have signed him,it seems alot of money......I
hope he is a success.
Dave...
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45.10 | The Jury's out on Durie... | TRUCKS::SANT | | Thu Aug 15 1991 15:04 | 18 |
|
Antony, I would have thought signing Durie would have only hurried
the departure of Stewart.
One vastly overpriced, overrated player for another..8-)..
I'm only surprised Utd didn't try and jump in with a higher offer!
El Tel obviously couldn't lure Clough Jnr. away..
Could be good news for Chelsea. With their new signings looking to
be quite astute pieces of business, and with a few young players
already at the club with Div. 1 experience, they could be an
awkward side this year, possibly finishing in the top five, which
for them would be a moderate success.
Andy.
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45.11 | TOTTENHAM TO BUY ALAN DICKEN FOR 4 MILLION...... | CRISPY::BAREFIELDA | | Thu Aug 15 1991 17:27 | 12 |
|
Dave....
I dont think other club would have paid that much for
a player that spends most of the time sitting in the
stand injury prone.
And we thought West ham had sold us a dummy with Alan Dickens,
Tottenham will probably put in a bid for him next.
ANDY-B.........
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45.12 | Thats the cost these days...... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Thu Aug 15 1991 17:52 | 9 |
45.13 | Debut for Durie ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Fri Aug 16 1991 15:15 | 10 |
| Durie will make his debut for Spurs at Southampton.
There are tickets available for the Euro game on Wednesday. Coach trips and
Aeroplane flights with match tickets are available.
Come on you spurs!
antony
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45.14 | RABBI DURIE | WELCLU::NELSON | stick the ECU where it belongs | Fri Aug 16 1991 17:11 | 6 |
| Gordon 'groinstrain' for 2 mill...
Ha Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
Although I regret his departure, someone didn't look at his playing,
sorry, injury record!
IS THIS CHEQUE GOING TO BOUNCE THOUGH???
Mn.
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45.15 | Transfer ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Fri Aug 16 1991 18:05 | 5 |
45.16 | 2 Million for Durie? Well done, Chelsea! | TRUCKS::SANT | | Fri Aug 16 1991 18:22 | 16 |
|
re .14...
Ha Ha Ha !! Excellent..
What have you got to say to THAT, Ant. ?
You're not still thinking of going to Stockerau (sp) are you?
Did you say 65 quid for the trip?
Save it....El Tel might need a loan soon, and Sugar Daddy's purse
might not be deep enough!
Andy.
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45.17 | Good Start... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Aug 19 1991 13:15 | 10 |
|
A great start....3-2 at the Dell,2 goals for Lineker and 1 for Durie
on his debut,and considering Southampton were all over us in the first
half,it was a good comeback.
The Stockerau manager is Quoted as saying "We have no chance" after
watching Spurs on Saturday.
Dave...
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45.18 | Stewart staying ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Tue Aug 20 1991 12:31 | 10 |
| Report in today's Mirror says that an agreement is very close between Spurs and
Paul Stewart. Good news as he is a very important member of the team.
The game in Austria Tomorrow evening at 6.15pm mis live on a Sporstcall? a pub
and club video service, you can ring 0800590098 and they will tell you a pub in
your area showing the game.
Back in Europe
Antony
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45.19 | NAYIM | MDRLEG::AREVALILLO | Nosce te ipsum | Tue Aug 20 1991 13:31 | 9 |
| Could you tell me what is Nayim's current state in the Spurs? Has he
gained the confidence of supporters, club, colleagues, press, etc. I
suppose so, specially after his excellence play in the Cup final.
Any light please?
Thanks
JUANJO
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45.20 | ITV's Contract to show Spurs Live ????? | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Sep 13 1991 17:18 | 11 |
45.21 | LIVE GAMES ?????? | SUBURB::SEARCHR | ROBERT SEARCH | Fri Sep 13 1991 17:23 | 4 |
| Does anyone know which game/s are being shown live next week ??
Cheers
Rob..
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45.22 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Sep 13 1991 18:46 | 9 |
|
Re-1
Paerathanikos (sp) v Man Utd 2:30 Weds ITV
Arsenal v Rapid Vienna 8:00 Wed ITV
Liverpool v some Finnish Team 8:00 Wed BBC I think.
Dave...
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45.23 | "T.V. is King" | ARRODS::OHAGANB | Machine_Gun_Ibiza | Fri Sep 13 1991 18:50 | 7 |
| There were plans to show the Liverpool and Arsenal (home?) games
live; BBC and ITV respectively. However, Des Lynham's parting words
at the end of Sportsnight on Wednesday night suggested that the
Liverpool game would only be highlighted. As for the Gunners I'm
not sure. Same goes with the plans for The Totts and The Mancs.
Barry.
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45.24 | Sneaking up quietly... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Sep 16 1991 14:27 | 19 |
|
Spurs 2 QPR 0
Lineker 2
Another 3 points,and we are going along quietly picking up points,and
moving up the table,13 points with 2 games in hand on the Mancs and the
other pretenders.
We didnt play well,but QPR couldnt score and Gary Lineker could,two
chances,two goals.That makes 7 for the season so far.Wimbledon away
next week and then we play Man Utd at home.
On Tuesday its Hadjuk Split in Austria,they havent trained or played
so far this season,and according to there manager dont even want to
play,still no counting of chickens here.I'll be happy with a repeat of
the score a few weeks ago in Austria,1-0.
Dave...
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45.25 | Capital Gold save the day....Again. | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Tue Sep 17 1991 17:14 | 10 |
|
As ITV's contract to show Arsenal,Man Utd and Spurs games "exclusivly
live",doesnt seem to extend to showing Spurs at all tonight,then we
will have to make do with the whole 90 minutes "exclusivly live" on
Capital Gold starting at 6:15 (Game kicks off at 6:30).
COME ON YOU SPURS...
Dave...
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45.26 | It's on | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Tue Sep 17 1991 17:44 | 6 |
| So try the BBC! Highlights of the Spurs game tonight on BBC1 2350-0040 (Not N
Ireland, who have Glenavon, or Wales, who see Swansea- Monaco)
Howzat?
g
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45.27 | ooops | COMICS::HAWLEY | I dont want to go on the cart! | Wed Sep 18 1991 14:06 | 9 |
| Hadjuk Split 1-0 Tottenham H
looks like youre gonna have to get your act together at WHL.
split looked very impressive.
could it be that the 4 foreign players rule is beginning to affect
British teams performances ALREADY?
cheers,
Ian.
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45.28 | All Ticket? | JGODCL::DAVIES | | Wed Sep 18 1991 19:22 | 8 |
|
Could someone post the telephone number here for the Spurs ticket
office enquiries as i'm trying to find out if the Man Utd home game
upon Sat 28th Sept is all ticket?.
Thanks,
Leigh
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45.29 | Not applicable to Vegetables Ltd | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Atlanta's Most Infamous Welshman | Wed Sep 18 1991 19:56 | 8 |
| RE .27,
The Spurs don't have 4 Foreign (non-english) players so they're going
to need another excuse.
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
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45.30 | | JURA::CAMPBELL | Sodomy Non Sapiens | Wed Sep 18 1991 20:31 | 10 |
| >Could someone post the telephone number here for the Spurs ticket
>office enquiries as i'm trying to find out if the Man Utd home game
>upon Sat 28th Sept is all ticket?.
081-808-3030
Regards,
Stevo
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45.31 | Ta | JGODCL::DAVIES | | Wed Sep 18 1991 20:48 | 5 |
|
RE -1
Cheers Steve
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45.32 | Not good.....but its only one ! | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Thu Sep 19 1991 14:27 | 14 |
|
Hadjuk Split 1 Spurs 0
I listened to the game on Capital Gold,it sounded like we were second
best all over the pitch,and that was pretty much confirmed by the BBC
hightlights.The only good thing to come out of it,we are only one
down..it really could have been 3 or 4 and we would be out now.Paul
Stewart had a golden chance to equalize in the 88 minute but put his
header wide,when unmarked 3 yards out.
An improvemant is needed for the second leg,it should come and we
should overturn the deficit,but they are dangerous.I'll be gutted if we
go out in the first round.
Dave...
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45.33 | | CRISPY::NAGLEJ | | Thu Sep 19 1991 20:56 | 9 |
|
Spurs were the team that looked as if they had not played for
a while and not Hadjuk Split.
I think the return will be good for Spurs, the occasion will
suit them best. I wouldn't like to see them drop out in the
first round either.
Jeff.
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45.34 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Sep 20 1991 15:07 | 10 |
|
Terry Fenwick has been sent to prison for 4 months for drink driving.
So now Van Den Hauwe will probably move across to right back and Justin
Edinburgh will come back into the side hopefully.Ive never rarted
Fenwick anyway,so its no loss.
Wimbledon away tomorrow,then Swansea away on Wednesday.
Dave...
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45.35 | Fixture list please. | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Fri Sep 20 1991 17:02 | 7 |
| Has anyone got the fixture list for the season please?
(I'm into forward planning!)
I'd greatly appreciate a copy please (if a photocopy then my mailstop
is BIO).
|
45.36 | I stick one in the mail to you tonight | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Sep 20 1991 17:39 | 1 |
|
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45.37 | First Walsh controversy, now fenwick | YUPPY::NASSIM | | Fri Sep 20 1991 21:50 | 7 |
| Terry Fenwick jailed for 4 months, HA HA HA HA HA HA HA.
Just remember how you all laughed and joked when Adams was jailed.
Who'se the jailbird now?
I bet he drinks Holsten Pills!!!!
|
45.38 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Sat Sep 21 1991 11:31 | 6 |
|
RE-1
Yeah......but the difference is..we dont care about Fenwick.
Dave...
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45.39 | Gary bags 4 | ESSB::BLONG | The Scousers Trophy Cabinet is Empty | Sat Sep 21 1991 20:15 | 6 |
45.40 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Sep 23 1991 14:31 | 16 |
|
Wimbledon 3 Spurs 5
Lineker 4
Samways
Another away win,and Gary Lineker keeps pace with Alan Smith with 4
goals,both have 11 now.I didnt go but it's a good win,although the
defence were dreadfull apparently,but we made up for that in attack.
I'm off to Swansea on Wednesday then the big one against unbeaten Man
Utd.Should be a good game,and there first defeat of the season.Things
are going well,and there are also rumours that Hadjuk Split are going
to pull out of the ECWC second leg,due to the increasing problems in
Yugoslavia.
Dave...
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45.41 | All Ticket? | JGODCL::DAVIES | | Tue Sep 24 1991 14:13 | 6 |
|
Does anyone know if the game against Man Utd. on Saturday is all
ticket?.
Leigh
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45.42 | All Ticket | OPG::TONY | | Tue Sep 24 1991 16:38 | 7 |
| Re .41
The game against United is ALL TICKET. Man Utd have sold all their
allocation and I read on Teletext that Spurs have sold all their seats and
are advising people without tickets NOT to go.
Tony
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45.43 | Saw it on teletext last night | GALVIA::SPAIN | | Tue Sep 24 1991 17:03 | 7 |
|
Re -1 & -2,
I heard it wasn't all ticket and that gates open at 1pm but get there
early if you want to get a place on the terraces.
Gary.
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45.44 | A trip to Swansea on Wednesday night...?????? | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Thu Sep 26 1991 12:36 | 17 |
|
Swansea 1 Spurs 0
Got exactly what we deserved,we were Sh*t.The problems start here,we
just havent got the strength in depth at the moment,last night with a
couple of injuries,Lineker missing,Van Den Hauwe and Durie going off
injured,our youngsters came in and looked just that,they sruggled to
make an impact against a team bottom of the 3rd division and without a
win all season.Samways was the best player on the pitch by some
way...but he just couldnt spur the rest of the team.One of the worst
performances I have seen for years.
We need a massive improvement on Saturday,or we will get spanked by
Man Utd.Lineker will be back and Durie is expected to be fit,but its
the defence that is the problem.
Dave...
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45.45 | Well and truly spanked anyway | MINDER::MACDONALDI | MUFC ECWC Champions | Thu Sep 26 1991 16:57 | 8 |
| re -1
SPANK SPANK
spurs 1 MANCHESTER UNITED 2
im
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45.46 | First Defeat of the Season for MUFC | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Sep 27 1991 17:19 | 15 |
|
First big test of the season tomorrow,home to Man Utd.According to
ceefax last night Durie and Lineker are both fit,and will play.Man Utd
look stronger this season than ever I can remember,they have a good
squad and arent conceeding any goals.There are problems in defence for
Spurs,Van Den Hauwe is almost definatly out,Justin Edingurgh is
injured and so we are short of Left Back's.It will probably be a make
shift defence.An improvement on Wednesday's performance against Swansea
will be required,that will happen,and the Mancs are due a loss.
Hadjuk Split have apparently sent a letter to THFC,saying they will
definatly play the second leg of the ECWC game at the Lane on Wednesday
night,thats a shame......
Dave...
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45.47 | Great Game...Bad result | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Sep 30 1991 12:44 | 18 |
|
Spurs 1 Man Utd 2
Durie Hughes
Robson
Great Game...But very disapointed that we didnt hold on for a
draw,which would have been a fair result.The sending of of Stewart was
the turning point,I thought at the time it was a delberate trip,but
watching yesterday,it looked to me like nothing more than a clumsy
challenge.We played really well in the second half,and when the defence
eventually sorted out who was doing what,I thought we might steal
it,but we lost and thats that.
As for United,they look very strong,and will definatly be there or
there abouts at the end.
Hadjuk Split on Wednesday,and a one goal deficit to overturn,if we
play as we did on Saturday,that shouldnt be a problem.
Dave...
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45.48 | GOOD SPURS WIN TONIGHT ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Wed Oct 02 1991 18:13 | 10 |
| After Saturday, we have another big game at WHL tonight. I'm hoping for a good
Spurs win to restore confidence in a competition we must do well in this year
for pride, prestige and much needed revenue.
I think a few ego's took some stick Saturday and hopefully they will be looking
to put things right tonight.
I think 3 - 1 to Spurs.
Antony
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45.49 | Another English side go through.. | TRUCKS::SANT | | Thu Oct 03 1991 10:44 | 18 |
|
Well done Spurs! It looked tough against a spirited Sparta side
who passed the ball around beatifully. Two good goals. Even after
whateverhewascalled was shown a red card for a curious deliberate
handball (didn't look particularly dangerous at the time..) Sparta
still played tremendous stuff and didn't seem bothered by being a
man down.
Although the agg. scoreline was close, I felt Spurs had the game
under control until some nerves crept in with about fifteen minutes
to go. Shreeves can take most of the blame for this by playing
defensively. Spurs looked much better going forward but shaky in
defence. Samways and Durie had good games and you deserved to go
into the draw for the next round.
This game was live on the box here in England - I didn't go!
Andy.
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45.50 | The result was Key ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Oct 03 1991 11:18 | 20 |
| I agree with Andy's comments, although I think our play was dictated by the
fact we were in control of our destiny so quickly, within 15 mins we had turned
1-0 down to 2-1 up and were faced with a dilemma, protect the lead or go
forward and risk the counter attack, something not many people expected. I
think Durie, samways and Stewart, lead the team and it was a bad case of nerves
in the last fifteen minutes which could have lead to our downfall.
I never think Spurs look comfortable holding onto a slim lead. It's just not
usually our style. Lets hope for a good draw to take us through the round to
next spring and the qtr final draw.
I thought both all Split players looked very useful and with current climate
in Yugoslavia could come at a bargain to other clubs.
Andy, if you watched on the box I bet you had a few shakes over the Utd xtra
time.
Next, a tough away game at Everton.
Antony
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45.51 | Arsenal shortfall | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Oct 03 1991 11:24 | 11 |
| I think we should start a collection to help Arsenal buy some new shirts.
They're a bit low on Freebiesfrom Adidas and are a bit short on petty cash at
the moment.
Who are the Yiddo's
(See todays Mirror!)
Ha Ha Ha !
Antony
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45.52 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Thu Oct 03 1991 16:46 | 6 |
| Is there a London football club competition to see who can devise the
worst yellow-coloured shirt?
Arsenal's is the best|worst. Spur's came pretty close last night
though (what was that bit on the shoulder supposed to be?).
Palace need more work on theirs.
|
45.53 | Bleach or .... | BAHTAT::BLYTHE | Ee bah gum th's trouble at t'mill | Thu Oct 03 1991 17:02 | 5 |
| The white bit is where Mrs Cohen the laundress spilt some bleach on
one of the shirts and then did the same to the rest to make them look
the same. Or is there a big bird in the sky above WHL ?
jb.
|
45.54 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Thu Oct 03 1991 17:27 | 3 |
|
It appeared from watching it on the telly that the crowd were giving
Nayim some stick. Am I mistaken or is it true. And if so, why?
|
45.55 | nayim | COMICS::HAWLEY | slam the doors and wedge them | Thu Oct 03 1991 17:34 | 3 |
| it looked that way, i tried to think why, but i could see no reason.
Ian.
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45.56 | Nayim ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Oct 03 1991 18:14 | 10 |
| No stick, it's just that when the fans call they sing
Naaaaaayyyyyiiimmmmmmmmm which sounds like booing but isn't.
antony.
QPR usually get some grotty kits, I think that Coventry win this seasons
award.
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45.57 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Thu Oct 03 1991 18:19 | 3 |
|
Yes it sounded like booing but I'm glad that he's not getting
stick.
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45.58 | GOODISON ON SATURDAY .......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Oct 03 1991 19:09 | 11 |
|
Anyone going to Liverpool on sat for the Everton game ?????
I will meet you for a pint ...........Maybe ..........
Cheers
Liam
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45.59 | FC PORTO | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Oct 04 1991 14:51 | 11 |
|
Spurs have been drawn against FC Porto of Portugal in the 2nd round
of the ECWC.I think they are away in the first leg,but I am noy sure of
dates.
Re-1
Liam...I'm not going tommorrow,due to the fact that I am working here.
Dave...
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45.60 | Please note....no smileys | CRISPY::TRINDERS | | Fri Oct 04 1991 17:42 | 6 |
45.61 | | CURRNT::PAGED | Samuel Stack Dump | Fri Oct 04 1991 17:55 | 2 |
| They'll have to improve on this week. I saw Porto in Munich last
season and they were no slouches !!
|
45.62 | Walshy ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Mon Oct 07 1991 16:01 | 4 |
| What's the current status of Paul Walsh, I know Francis at QPR wanted to extend
the loan period.
antony
|
45.63 | Quality press. | FORTY2::ETHERIDGE | A free packet of lard! | Mon Oct 07 1991 17:06 | 6 |
| In amongst the articles about nymphomaniacs and call-girls in
yesterdays News Of The Screws, it said that Spurs declined to
extend the loan, and the possibility of a 'kiss and make up' with
Clemence is on the cards.
Eck.
|
45.64 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Oct 07 1991 17:23 | 7 |
|
Walsh may play on Saturday,according to various papers yesterday.Paul
Stewart starts his ban on Sat.Caned by Everton on Saturday,the less
said the better.
Swansea on Wednesday at the lane,and a one goal deficit to overturn.
Dave...
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45.66 | TONIGHT'S GAME ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Wed Oct 09 1991 15:53 | 3 |
| Any news of tonight's game.
antony
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45.67 | Don't give up yet. | TOTH::CHAVES | | Wed Oct 09 1991 20:37 | 16 |
| Ref: .60
>Oh well, thats Spurs out of European competition for this year then.
I haven't seen much of Spurs but can tell you that Porto is next to
impossible to beat at home. They play a very deliberate, boring, but
very effective style. They have a habit of scoring one more goal than
whatever the opposition scores. They get results. For whatever its
worth, Portuguese teams have never done well against English teams.
Being Portuguese It doesn't feel right to wish Spurs trash Porto, but
its true. Being a Benfica fan, a Porto loss is almost as sweet as a
Benfica victory.
Go get'em Spurs!
JC
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45.68 | In the next rd ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Oct 10 1991 11:13 | 12 |
| Spurs 5 Swansea 1
Looks like it took some time but we over ran them in the end. Third rd draw
Grimsby Town away(Ominous)!!
The importance of the away leg in Europe is to get the away goal. Does anyone
know when the decision is to be made regarding whether we play the day before
Arsenal or after or are we switching legs.
regards,
antony
|
45.69 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Thu Oct 10 1991 11:41 | 20 |
|
Antony...
Apparently in the next 48 hours,we should know if the game is to be
switched.
As for last night,well 5-1 was slightly flattering to Spurs.Our
defence was dodgy in the first half,and it wasnt helped when Tuttle
went off.Although Scott Houghton did well when he came on.Paul Allen
was switched to right back.Houghton played wide on the right.
Goals from Lineker(pen) Stewart Allen and Samways,who is getting
better and better.I coudnt tell if the penalty was dodgy or
not.Although most people seem to think it wasnt a penalty.Swansea
collapsed after that.
Grimsby away in the next round......not the best of draws.As lack of
funds mean I wont be going to Porto....I'll have to make do with that.
Dave...
|
45.70 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Oct 11 1991 11:41 | 11 |
|
So we have been told to play the first leg against Porto,at home....to
make sure we dont clash with Arsenal.So we loose the advantage of
playing away first.
Gary Mabbutt has been called into the England squad.
Rumours in todays papers about QPR's Andy Sinton moving to the lane.In
a money + Paul Walsh deal.
Dave...
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45.71 | please, some help with the goal scorers? | STAR::CASSILY | | Sat Oct 12 1991 00:17 | 12 |
|
Could someone tell me who got the goals in the following?
vs. Everton in the 1-3 defeat
vs. Swansea in the 5-1 win
vs. Hadjuk Split in the 2-0 win
Thanks....we get scores, but not goal scorers over here.
Mike
|
45.72 | | CRISPY::WILSOND1 | | Sat Oct 12 1991 09:45 | 14 |
|
Re-1
Mike....
V Everton Gary Lineker.
V Swansea Paul Allen,an Own Goal,Paul Stewart,Gary Lineker
Vinny Samways.
V Hadjuk Split David Tuttle,Gordon Durie.
Dave...
|
45.73 | Cottee got a hatrick .......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Oct 14 1991 16:40 | 10 |
|
EX Everton Cottee got a hatrick Oh !!! you meant the spurs scorers
Lineker got a typical oppurtunist goal ,diving header past the Binman.
Liam
|
45.74 | | TOTH::CHAVES | | Tue Oct 15 1991 19:11 | 17 |
| ref: .70
> So we have been told to play the first leg against Porto, at home...
to make sure we don't clash with Arsenal.
The same applies to Porto vs Boavista.
Because of the change in the Spurs-Porto match up, Boavista, playing
the first leg (UEFA)away to Torino(?), will have to play the second
leg at home the same day Porto hosts Spurs. I've been told the Boavista
grounds are only about 10K from Estadio das Antas. For this reason
Boavista asked UEFA to also change their game but were denied. Did
anybody say life was fair?
JC
|
45.75 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Wed Oct 16 1991 11:40 | 5 |
|
Spurs second leg game in Purtugal,has been put back to Thursday 7th
Nov,to avoid clashing with Boavista.
Dave...
|
45.76 | ???? | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Wed Oct 16 1991 11:51 | 14 |
| Talk about confusing. Spurs were not allowed to put back the second leg for
twenty four hours so not clash with Arsenal, then we swap and the game is put
back so as not to clash with a Portugese neighbour.
It all started because UEFA think there will be punch ups at the airport
between Arsenal and Spurs on the way out there. We manage to get 75,000 opposing
supporters in one stadium last season but when we play about 100 miles apart
there must be trouble. I think UEFA would wet themselves if they had to manage
the number of London derbies we have, we'd be playing one Friday night, one
Saturday, one sunday morning, Monday night !!
Oh well, at least it means Digital isnt the only confusing place at the moment.
antony
|
45.77 | Ere we go .... | BAHTAT::BLYTHE | Ee bah gum th's trouble at t'mill | Wed Oct 16 1991 11:53 | 4 |
| It's probably all to do with the average Brit going 'sur le continent'
- it usually sends them fighting drunk .....
jb.
|
45.78 | A BOOK bout last season. | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Oct 17 1991 15:40 | 13 |
| Help required,
I was reading my copy of the SPUR last night and I saw in a small section that
Alex Flynn??(Saatchi & Saatchi) has written a book about last season following
the fortunes of Spurs and Arsenal, it is called "Heroes and Villains", it said
it was to be released end of Sept, but has it, as I went to my local WH Smith
and they did not have it.
He also wrote a very interesting book called "The secret life of Football" a
couple of years ago which gave a good insight into football throughout Europe
including our EX, Irving the Scholar, when and how he took over at Spurs.
antony
|
45.79 | 106.5 | ULYSSE::CHAMPOLLION | Chris the Jester | Thu Oct 17 1991 18:58 | 3 |
45.80 | Oh well ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Mon Oct 21 1991 10:52 | 16 |
| Spurs 0 Man City 1
Well another home game has passed us by, apparently Lineker missed a few good
chances. Let us hope that Wednesday and Porto siganls a change, the same result
as V Hadjut Split would be useful (2-0), the most important thing is not to
concede any goals.
Any news on the transfer scene, I see Walsh is back at the lane, and Nayim
wants a move back to Spain, are we still interested in Sinton? of QPR.
I think our main goal this year is that of consolidation. Sort out the
finances.
Still, I'll be there Wednesday.
antony
|
45.81 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Oct 21 1991 14:41 | 9 |
| Another sh*t home result.We are struggling at the moment.I must admit
to not being to confident for Wednesday.Peter Shreeves seems to think
0-0 will be a good result......WHAT ????.Id say we need at least two
goals to take to Portugal.We might aswell just tick over in the
league,we wont win it,and as long as we dont get drawn into the
relegation zone,I dont care.We should concentrate on the Cup
competitions.
Dave...
|
45.82 | What A load of S***. | SUBURB::SEARCHR | ROBERT SEARCH | Mon Oct 21 1991 14:53 | 5 |
|
Read that Valencia have made a "firm" approach for Nayim. Shreeves now
wants to buy Barry Horne from Southampton for 750k - what a bloody joke
from the principal joker at WHL. What does Shreeves think he's doing,
also....how long will Venables allow this S*** to continue ??
|
45.83 | Anyone got tickets to see Porto?? | YUPPY::SEABURYS | | Tue Oct 22 1991 13:13 | 15 |
| Barry Horne is an exceptionally talented midfielder... wonderfully
gifted, and an excellent passer of the ball.
Who is he anyway?? 8-)
Does anyone know what's up with your flippin' Dial-A-Seat line????
I've been trying to get through for a day and a half now, and it's
permanently engaged!! Surely there can't be that many Spurs supporters
out there... ;-)
By the way, I just want to point out that I am NOT a Spurs supporter,
but am being dragged along tomorrow night, by my girlfriend, who says
she's going to educate me in the ways of football... ha ha!! 8-)
I'm going to bl**dy miss the Liverpool match as well!!!
Stew.
|
45.84 | 15 for Lineker... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Thu Oct 24 1991 11:13 | 15 |
|
Spurs 3 Fc Porto 1
Lineker 2
Durie
A much better performance than Saturday,saw Spurs completley dominate
the first half,and score one brilliant Goal,and one good tap
in.Linekers first was superb,one touch football from half the team
before Lineker controlled on his thigh to poke it home.
I was dissapointed they scored,the substitute was aloowed to run to
far without being challenged,although he did well at the end to hit the
post,it fell kindly to the bandagfed men to score.
Lineker scored again to give us a two goal lead to take to Portugal...
It could be worse judging by other results last night involving English
teams.
|
45.85 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Thu Oct 24 1991 14:41 | 2 |
| Did anyone watch the synchophantic Welsby & Keegan fawning to Gary 'Oh
he's such a nice boy' Lineker last night? Real puke-rendering stuff.
|
45.86 | | TOTH::CHAVES | | Thu Oct 24 1991 20:07 | 4 |
| Congratulations to all you Spurs fans. Well done. Hope your team stuffs
them again in the return leg.
JC
|
45.87 | TV Game | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Fri Oct 25 1991 18:28 | 22 |
| I think that the Arsenal-Spurs game is live on TV on the 1st December.
Post match reflections on the match V Porto, our first display deserved even
more than 2-0.
It seems that apart from our front two we are scared to shoot, perfectly
illustrated by Stewart in the second half when the ball was laid square and he
tried to flick it to Walsh rather than have a shot on goal.
Second half for me was more a case of Spurs letting the pressure off than
Porto stepping up a gear, getting caught by a brilliant run but where the hell
were the Tottenham challenges,it seems we have been unable to sustain over a
game let alone a run of matches. I can also now remember what the std of
refereeing was like. Very disappointing. It won't be easy but if we can at
least defend as well as we have in the early games away from home we are in
with a good chance, especially if our strikers can sneak a goal.
Last thing, isnt Scott Houghton a fat B**tard. He looks like a weeble with
legs, makes Gazza even at the start of his Spurs career look even slimsea like.
Antony
|
45.88 | Lardy cake | FORTY2::ETHERIDGE | Alright! I'll get the lard! | Fri Oct 25 1991 18:42 | 7 |
| We couldn't believe the shape of Scott Houghton when he came on.
He didnt look the right shape for a professional footballer, but more
the right shape for loads of McDonalds, ten pints of strong lager,
followed by a tub of lard. He turned the fullback two or three times
though didnt he. Looks certainly can be deceiving.
F-reg.
|
45.89 | Mr Houghton | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Fri Oct 25 1991 18:53 | 6 |
| I think the fullback was too busy laughing. Still it makes a change from the
skinny boys we normally churn out a la Samways, Howells, Moran, Robson.
antony
|
45.90 | Good prospect. | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | I MET THE GREAT ALDO | Fri Oct 25 1991 21:43 | 9 |
|
Young Houghton seems to be a very good prospect from what I saw of him.
He is a very exciting player who isn't afraid to run at players and
have a go. In my opinion, he is a more exciting player than that idiot,
Waddle who must have Spurs laughing all the way to the bank.
Cunno.
|
45.91 | HA HA HA HA HA !!!!! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Mon Oct 28 1991 11:58 | 16 |
| Ha Ha Ha Ha ha !!!!
I'm still laughing and I've had the whole weekend to think about the
detail of that last note.
You've got to be pulling my chain.
West Ham 2 Spurs 1
Well you could have guessed Mitchell was going to score the winner. I
think Spurs problem is that being so pumped up for Euro competition we
come to earth with a bang on the following Saturday.
antony
|
45.92 | Away to Grimsby on a Tuesday night ?????? | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Oct 28 1991 18:26 | 12 |
|
Another poor result,the only good thing about it was that Gary Lineker
scored again,and he lost his temper....whatever next.
Grimsby tomorrow night,I suppose eveyone is expecting a shock.I think
we will win.Thats the shock.
I wish Alan Sugar would look under his matress and find a spare couple
of Million so we could buy a good defender.Only Gary Mabbutt is playing
well.Another difficult game on Saturday..Sheff Wed away.I think I'll
watch the Rugby.
Dave...
|
45.93 | Not our Gary, shurely.......... | ANNECY::ROWLAND_A | a slip of the tongue | Mon Oct 28 1991 18:29 | 2 |
|
Lineker lost his rag ? Tell us more !
|
45.94 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Oct 28 1991 18:56 | 9 |
|
Gary was involved in a heated arguement with West Ham's Mike Small
after Gordon Durie was sent off.Small ran about 30 yards to get
involved when Durie fouled Stuart Slater.Durie was booked earlier and
it was a bad foul on Slater,and he deserved to go,but Small was out of
order.Lineker accused Small of getting Durie sent off.There is alot of
papaer talk today about the incident.
Dave...
|
45.95 | Grimsby 0 Spurs 3 | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Wed Oct 30 1991 14:06 | 13 |
| A good result from a tough away trip. TV highlights made it look like we
soaked up a lot of pressure and Erik was in top form. Three good goals
clinically taken from Howells, Lineker - number 17, Durie.
I think our problem is that routine bread and butter league games prove
difficult to motivate the players for 40 odd games a season when we
realistically know we will not challenge for the league.
Most important is to get through to the next round of Europe. One good thing is
that playing on Thursday will mean an extra day for players to rest after the
weekends fixture.
antony
|
45.96 | Spurs v ? | KIRKTN::DSTEVENSON | | Mon Nov 04 1991 04:14 | 3 |
| Could anyone tell me who Spurs are playing on 23rd November.
Dougie.
|
45.97 | Cup draw | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Mon Nov 04 1991 11:48 | 10 |
| Spurs have been drawn to play Coventry away in the 4th rd of the Littlewoods
cup. Game will be played probably on Wednesday 4th December, thanks a lot Saint
and Greavsy!
Re last note : We play Sheffield Utd on the 23rd at Home.
All attention to the game in Oporto Thursday evening KO 9.30pm. We must
progress, I reckon 2-1 to Porto!
Antony
|
45.98 | It's the most important game on Thursday. | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Nov 04 1991 16:03 | 12 |
|
Good point on Saturday at Sheff Wed...It stops the rot in the
League,although we are getting to close to the relegation zone for my
liking.A couple of wins will put that right.
Oh well here we go....Thursday night in Portugal.It's going to be
difficult,but I'm pretty confident of going through into the next
round.Lets hope we can get a goal,and the defence can hold out.
FC Porto 1 Spurs 1 ( I Hope)
Dave...
|
45.99 | Team Selection ? | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Wed Nov 06 1991 14:58 | 32 |
| I think Shreeves team for Porto should be :
Thorsvedt
Mabbutt
Edinburgh Van den Hauwe/Bergsson
(One plays other Sub)
Sedgeley
Stewart
Howells Allen
Samways
Durie Lineker
Subs :
Walker
Walsh
Van Den Hauwe/Bergsson
Nayim
Tuttle
I think the key is two fast full backs who can track their wide players, and
two wide midfield players that can cover back, with Stewart operating deep and
Samways in support of Lineker and Durie. We must not get too tied up at the
back, if we can hold the first twenty minutes and then this will silence the
crowd, frustrate Porto and then start to move forward and impose ourselves on
the game. We could even start with Durie slightly deeper and he could push
forward as necessary.
Antony
|
45.100 | An away goal.....PLEASE. | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Wed Nov 06 1991 16:01 | 12 |
|
I Wouldnt mind seeing Tuttle start,if he is fit.Although Bergsson
will apparently keep his place according to the papers,as he played
well at Hillsborough on Saturday coming on for Sedgley in centre of
defence.
I agree,we need to hold on for the first 20 mins or so,without
conceding a goal.The longer Porto play without a goal the more
desperate they will get and leave gaps at the back.....ENTER GARY
LINEKER.
Dave...
|
45.101 | INJURY SCARE ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Nov 07 1991 12:09 | 7 |
| Durie is apparently looking doubtful for the game tonight. Live radio coverage
on Radio 5 between 10pm and midnight.
Lets hope we can keep the North London interst in the competition. It was
heartbraking last night. Ha Ha Ha!!
antony ...
|
45.102 | Good luck Spurs | TOTH::CHAVES | | Thu Nov 07 1991 16:17 | 13 |
| I think -1 said it best. Spurs must keep Porto from scoring early
and just wait for them to get desperate. It would be foolish, I think,
for Spurs to take needless chances in the attacking zone.
Porto is very capable of a 2:0 win at home against anybody in the
world and lets face it, Spurs are not exactly a power-house. My heart
is with Spurs to advance but my money is on Porto.
Prediction: 3:0 to Porto (AET)
JC
|
45.103 | You sure ? | ANNECY::ROWLAND_A | a slip of the tongue | Thu Nov 07 1991 16:30 | 5 |
|
Did Porto not get a goal at White Hart Lane ? If so, then 3:0 AET is
just not possible, surely ...
Ad.
|
45.104 | Score has to be 3-1 for et | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Thu Nov 07 1991 17:02 | 4 |
|
No 3-0 after extra time is not possible. I see Cunno predicted Liverpool
to go through and Spurs, Arsenal and Man Utd to go out. He's right so
far but hopefully Spurs can really ruin his week.
|
45.105 | | TOTH::CHAVES | | Thu Nov 07 1991 17:20 | 17 |
| Sorry folks, I forgot about Porto's goal in the first leg. Just to
repeat what I wrote in topic 46 before the Arse vs Benfica match:
Last Sunday Porto played host to Benfica in a game that ended in a
0:0 draw. It was by far the best game in the Portuguese league this
year. Only excellent performances by both goalies(and an assist by the
referee in Porto' favor) kept the game scoreless. As I said about
Benfica I will say about Porto:
If they can repeat their performance of last Sunday, Spurs will have
to play the match of their life to escape from Antas with a ticket
to the next round. I'll be watching on TV and since I'll be surrounded
by Porto fans I'll have to keep my mouth shut. Inside, however, I'll
be praying for Spurs, so should you. They'll need it.
JC
|
45.106 | A Good chance ! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Nov 07 1991 19:41 | 10 |
| I would not write Spurs off just yet. The advantage we have got is that Porto
are chasing the game and whilst in this pursuit we could get the all important
away goal. I must admit however, I am far from a comfortable feeling of the
result. It's a shame the game is not live in the UK but yesterday evening's
live game made up for that slightly, watching Mr Graham squirm. Lets hope he
doesn't say that he's glad that they are out of this cup!
Come on the Lillywhites!
Antony
|
45.107 | Porto 0-0 Spurs....Spurs through 3-1... | TRUCKS::SANT | | Fri Nov 08 1991 10:50 | 4 |
|
..trouble with you, Ferrari, you've got no confidence in your
boys 8-)
|
45.108 | ONE TEAM IN LONDON..... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Nov 08 1991 11:50 | 17 |
|
WHAT A RESULT.....
Porto 0 Spurs 0
Porto had 99% of the game,but with good defending and plenty of luck
we held them out.I must admit,Porto had a good claim for a penalty
refused,as the TV highlights showed.Mabbutt looked to have fouled the
Bulgarian inside the box......but they turned the ref against them with
constant diving,according to the radio commentry.I hate listenenig to
games on the radio,expecially Capital Gold.They get so excited every
time the opposition get in the Spurs half,never mind near the goal.
Well pleased with all the lads....our name goes into the hat today.
Dave...
|
45.109 | My trouble !! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Fri Nov 08 1991 11:52 | 6 |
| Faith is a difficult qulaity in a Spurs supporter when you are asking him to
believe they will defend against good Euro opposition, it's just not us. After
saying that I'm proud of the result, we had a few very close calls but a great
battling performance.
antony
|
45.110 | Rotterdam again... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Nov 08 1991 14:48 | 7 |
|
We have drawn Feyanord in the Quarter Finals.
Ive been there before when we played them in the 83/84 UEFA cup,it was
lively to say the least.
Dave...
|
45.111 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Dances with Wilderbeasts | Fri Nov 08 1991 15:06 | 15 |
|
Prepare for another ban.....
There's a history of trouble between Tottenham and Feyenoord
supporters. Tottenham fans rioted there in a game in about 1975, and
there was more trouble at the game Dave mentioned in .110 (I think I
remember a Tottenham supporter ended up on a life support system after
the game).
I've been to Feyenoord twice with Everton and there was a lot of
trouble both times.
The worst draw possible for English football.
Paul
|
45.112 | | SUBURB::SEARCHR | ROBERT SEARCH | Fri Nov 08 1991 15:32 | 3 |
|
Where is the first leg being played ?
|
45.113 | Away first leg | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Fri Nov 08 1991 15:43 | 3 |
| I think the first leg is away!
antony
|
45.114 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Nov 08 1991 15:51 | 16 |
|
I think its away first.
Paul...the game in Rotterdam in 83/84 was outragous.We came out the
ground and were just surrounded by Dutch with knives,clubs axes...thats
no exageration.The Dutch police just stood and watched.I not
joking...there must have been about 20 Spurs fans stabbed after the
game.I not saying it was all the Dutch,because it want,but I couldnt
believe the Police's attitude.On the Thursday morning after the game,we
all used to meet at a pub in Rotterdam called the Double Diamond..I
think...The police just rounded up every Spurs fan there and put us on
a ship home.
Still its all part of following an English club abroad I suppose
:-):-):-)...
Dave...
|
45.115 | First Leg Away...March 3rd | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Nov 08 1991 16:09 | 1 |
|
|
45.116 | Any Other ties in Europe ?? | SUBURB::SEARCHR | ROBERT SEARCH | Fri Nov 08 1991 16:20 | 11 |
| I hope that there aren't any other teams palying anywhere
on the continent (whether it be Holland, Belgium, France
or even Italy !!) on March 3rd, cos' if there is I'm sure
UEFA will do the best and correct thing possible and
reverse the venues !!!!
But away in the first leg is good news !!
(so long as we're not too heavily stuffed)
So long...Rob..
|
45.117 | watch your back..or stay at home! | DBCIC1::RUSSELL | | Fri Nov 08 1991 16:49 | 23 |
|
I remember in 81 being in Rotterdam for Ireland v Holland in a
World Cup qualifier ( 2-2)...and we drank in the DOuble Diamond....
and we had a great time....the Dutch were very reticent at first.
The werent too friendly..but they eased up after a coupel of
days drinking with us. When friendships were well established
we asked them why they werent too friendly at first...the common
reply we got was 'Spurs'...They said Spurs had wrecked their
ground , starting fights in the city etc...
Because we spoke English , they initially felt we were out to cause
trouble....
No doubt, Feyenoord fans were no angels...they did try to stir
it up as we left the city after the match...
From recollection, they hate the very mention of the word 'SPURS'
in that city. But things may have changed in recent years.
Be safe..
*Tiger*
|
45.118 | the 'good' old days | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Dances with Wilderbeasts | Fri Nov 08 1991 16:52 | 25 |
|
Dave,
sounds similar to my experiences -
my first visit was for a pre-season game in 1978 - not that long after
the first Tottenham game - the Feyenoord mob (VAC S ?) tried to attack
us at Rotterdam central station, but the police eventually stopped that
by unleashing their dogs on us !! Their boys found us again at the
Double Diamond, if I remember rightly, it was only about a five minute
walk from Rotterdam central station - the police eventually moved us
out of the city centre...
The second time was at a UEFA cup game in 1979, there was trouble all
the time during the game and all the way back into Rotterdam on the
trains, they eventually ambushed us outside central station in the
bus/tram station.
On a similar theme - I've still got a Feyenoord scarf which I
'aqquired' in Rotterdam - it's free to a good home, if there's anyone
out there who collects scarves ?
Paul
|
45.119 | | JURA::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Fri Nov 08 1991 17:35 | 8 |
| Re a few back. Someone said that a Spurs supporter was killed during
the trip to see Feyenoord. I thought it was the first leg of the final
against Anderlecht, 'cos I went to the return game at WHL and there was
a worry all over the media that the Spurs hooligans would try to get
revenge. As it was we won the cup (just!) and all went home happy.
Stevo
|
45.120 | Dutch point | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Fri Nov 08 1991 17:37 | 13 |
| rep last two
Yep, you are both right, Feyenoord fans just hate Spurs, they still are
in shock 'cause the last time Spurs played in Rotterdam their supporters
invaded VAK S, home of the naughty boys.
If there are any of you guys who are thinking of going there just do it
buth watch you behind. I've been to Rotterdam lots of times as a Utrecht
supporter en believe me they hate us as much as Spurs, and I always managed
to come home safely and with some Rotterdam scalps on my belt ofcourse :-)
T_
|
45.121 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Nov 08 1991 17:41 | 10 |
| re-119
Steve..
Your right,a kid from Finsbury Park,Brian Flannagen,was shot in
Belgium.It happened on the Tuesday night before the game,but its quiet
possible that some one was seriously injured in Feyenoord,although I
dont remember.
Dave...
|
45.122 | I remember it well... | GEMVAX::HILL | | Fri Nov 08 1991 18:02 | 28 |
| I was at the Anderlecht-Spurs match in May (?) 1984 where the Spurs fan
was shot. The game was on a Wednesday night, and this happened the
night before in the "red light" area of Brussels, near the train
station.
When the clock-radio woke me up that morning, I was still groggy and
wasn't sure if I heard the news correctly. I bought the newspaper just
to make sure, and it speculated that it was a fellow Englishman who did
it. (it's always easier to blame them furriners) I didn't believe this,
so I went with a friend up to the Gare du Nord area and we were talking
to some Spurs supporters. This was about 9:30 am, and some of these guys
were pretty plowed from drinking all night. One guy said that a fight
broke out in a bar, and the barkeep got out a gun and threatened them
to take it outside. Depending on who you believe, the gun went off
accidentally or the barkeeper shot the guy on purpose or in
self-defence. I never found out whether or not the bartender went to jail
or how it was ruled.
The whole situation was a mess, and police handled it badly. By this
time, the police were expecting the worst from English supporters, as
Anderlecht had beaten Forest in the semi finals, and there was some
trouble with English supporters setting a train on fire. There were also
problems with other English teams in Austria.
As much as this thing was out of control, it was nothing compared to
what would happen a year later at Heysel.
Tom
|
45.123 | Brussels...1984 | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Nov 08 1991 18:26 | 22 |
|
The Bar tender spent 6 months in jail for that,as it was classed as
self defence.
That night I was in Gar de nur(?),we went to a bar called the
Scorpion,most of the bars were full with Spurs supporters,I remember
alittle trouble breaking out so we went to another bar,just looking for
a good drink.The group who were in the bar left to go to another
bar,that was where Flannagen was shot.About 2 o'clock in the morning we
were walking back to our hotel room back in the city centre.Flannagens
best mate came and asked us if we had seen him,as he had there room
keys.we didnt know anything about the shooting as we had left the
bar.We said we had seen him early but hadnt seen him for about an hour.
The next morning we went to the McDonalds,where most Spurs fans
seemed to gather,and heard about the shooting.I couldnt believe it.I
heard that they ran out the bar and the owner followed them out and
just shot at them as the ran down the road.That was from somone who was
in the bar when it all happened.He said a few glasses got smashed,but
there wasnt any fighting,but the owner had trouble the night before,and
just went off his head.
Dave...
|
45.124 | He WAS telling the truth! | GEMVAX::HILL | | Fri Nov 08 1991 21:07 | 15 |
| Dave,
The story about the bartender sounds chillingly famillair. I was
talking with a group of 7 or 8 Spurs fans, and one guy swore he was
Flanagan's best mate. Another guy, who was a bit drunk was going on about
how the bartender just grabbed his gun, chased people into the street and
started shooting at them. I dismissed the story as exagerated, considering
the guy's condition, and the natural anger and shock among Spurs
supporters that day. After all these years, I find out that the story was
basically true?!?!
Who knows, maybe we met at that time. If the guy really was Flanagan's
friend, maybe this was part of your group. Small world.
Tom
|
45.125 | 83/84 European tours... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Nov 11 1991 13:34 | 15 |
45.126 | Let's be Careful Out There.
| FRAMBO::BRADLEY | Ja, das Bier-gut ist | Tue Nov 12 1991 13:42 | 19 |
|
This Spurs-Feyenoord thing all started back in 1974 when they played the
second leg of the UEFA final in Rotterdam. I was living over there at the
time and went to the match. Basically its a familiar tale of people (mostly
English regrettably) geting paralytically pissed for two days in the Double
Diamond, Big Ben etc and then strolling down to the ground for a nice quiet
game of football. There was trouble brewing (sic) right from the start and
when Feyenoord's second goal (Wim Jansen?) went in the Spurs fans ripped out
the seats and chucked them down on mostly Dutch heads, result pandemonium.
The Dutch fans were no angels even then but I don't think they (or certainly
the police) were quite used to that sort of thing happening. It would be
crass to suggest that's what led to the Dutch acquiring their subsequent
reputation but it certainly sowed the seeds of the Spurs-Feyenoord thing.
Spurs fans, Feyenoord fans, PLEEEEASE stay cool for all our sakes.
Bob
|
45.127 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Tue Nov 12 1991 14:14 | 15 |
| rep -1
Bob,
well you spelled Wim Jansen allright and yes I also think he scored the goal,
I saw everything on TV as a kid (11 years old) and I still remember it like
yesterday, about Ducth hoolaganism (SP?), what can I say, yes it was already
here before 1974 but it extended heavily after that match, with Feyenoord
and Utrecht as the real bad boys.
Don't worry too much about Feyenoord fans 'cause they are not in this conference
at least not active, come to think of it it seems that I'm the only active
Dutchie around here and I support the big U's.
T_
|
45.128 | Tomorrow's Team news! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Fri Nov 15 1991 11:49 | 8 |
| V Luton 16th November.
Anyone with team news for tomorrow's game. I don't know if Stewart has
recovered from his knock V Porto.
This must be a three point banker, but stranger things have happened at THFC.
Antony
|
45.129 | Really.. | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | The Hit Man | Fri Nov 15 1991 12:02 | 6 |
|
Yeh, Like winning the F.A. Cup :-)))))
Mick.
|
45.130 | Strange, you say | XSTACY::PATTISON | Go to Falkirk | Mon Nov 18 1991 13:32 | 4 |
|
Gary Lineker has been talking to a JAPANESE first division side,
about a possible move at the end of the season. The team in question
are sponsored by Toyota.
|
45.131 | A GAME OF TWO HALVES !!! | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Mon Nov 18 1991 14:26 | 23 |
| SPURS 4 LUTON 1
Well the strange thing nearly happened, we were sloppy all first half and first
ten of second half. A bad back pass let Luton in and then salvation occured when
the floodlights went out. The substitution of Howells and Allen to Nayim and
Houghton sparked the revival and we mullered them. The team looked lethargic
and lacking in ideas and I believe this is a direct result of too many games.
The games with the likes of Luton fails to inspire both players and supporters
alike.
The Lineker thing, well I think it's a bonus we've kept him as long as we have.
It's not bad business with us getting our money back and Lineker getting one
hell of a final pay day. He has slammed the current league set up and number of
teams in the league,
I think it is the right decision all round as for him and for England it gives
time to plan prior to the World cup. I also believe the Durie transfer was made
on the understanding that Lineker was off soon, and money would be recouped.
I also read we are interested in a Brazilian Mauro de Silva (Sweeper) we need
him based on Saturday. (INFORMATION ANYONE)
Antony
|
45.132 | 19 for the WORLDS GREATEST STRIKER | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Nov 18 1991 14:30 | 13 |
| Re-1
Not that strange when you see the money they are offering Lineker.
A good way to get the points,turn the lights off have a quick team
meeting come back and hammer them.Another two for Gary Lineker,thats 19
for the season,and he is apparently after Clive Allens 49 goal record.I
didnt attend the game on Saturday,but apparently Spurs were p*ss poor
for an hour,and brilliant for the last half hour.
Sheff Utd at the Lane on Saturday.
Dave...
|
45.133 | | CURRNT::PAGED | Mr Eruptobot | Mon Nov 18 1991 14:54 | 2 |
| Anyone fancy a "meet" for the Sheffield game on Saturday ? Having seen
them lose 5-2 to the Arse this season I'm game for a laugh !
|
45.134 | We was robbed. | WELCLU::BWALKER | Come on you Hatters. | Mon Nov 18 1991 21:02 | 11 |
| Dave,
Make sure if you meet em you bring plenty of dosh for the meter.
They'll try that lights out one again.
Mind you what an example from one of the BIG 5. A couple of seasons a
go the could'nt get the ground ready in time now they don't even check
the meter before the game.
Regards,
Barry.
|
45.135 | eehh-haww | HUGH::RAYNERT | Sysman>@REO/LOC=G2 | Mon Nov 18 1991 21:15 | 2 |
| Luton have them beaten at 1-0, the lights go out, and spurs go on
to win 4-1 .... they must feed those donkeys on carrots ;-)
|
45.136 | Did the meter take shekels. | WELCLU::BWALKER | Come on you Hatters. | Mon Nov 18 1991 21:19 | 5 |
| Mind you Spurs must be used to it now. After all they have been in the
dark for ages now.
Barry.
|
45.137 | THE MILFORD TAVERN N17 | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Tue Nov 19 1991 15:55 | 6 |
| Dave...
At the moment I'm going Saturday,but I might have to work,I'm not
sure yet.If I go I'll meet you for a Light Ale.
Dave...
|
45.138 | The Three Davids | ARRODS::SWANSON | | Tue Nov 19 1991 16:14 | 7 |
| Dave,
I'll be going with Dave too,
Cheers
Dave
|
45.139 | Apologies in advance Mr Mod | CURRNT::PAGED | Terry Waited | Tue Nov 19 1991 20:01 | 11 |
| Calling Dave Wilson...
Having sent you a mail regarding Saturdays game I received the following
reply from ALL-IN-1.
"Please direct any mail for David Wilson,the Purchasing Manager to David
G Wilson.Mail directed to my self should be sent to David P Wilson."
Which Wilson is which ? The public have a right to know.
Dave
|
45.140 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Wed Nov 20 1991 11:36 | 4 |
| Well,Iam not the purchasing manager,thats David G Wilson.....we get
each others mail and phone calls all the time...I got your mail Dave.
Dave...
|
45.141 | Lineker | SHIPS::FERRARO_A | | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:18 | 4 |
| Lineker's future will be publicly announced at a press conference this
lunchtime by T Venables.
Antony
|
45.142 | Sorry again mod | CURRNT::PAGED | Terry Waited | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:31 | 1 |
| Ok Dave, I know where the Milford is.
|
45.143 | turning japanese | COMICS::HAWLEY | almost grabbed by the caribs | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:32 | 11 |
| re. lineker
place your bets on garys future, guys.
ill have a tenner on him joining Barnsley for 2 million + Gerry Taggart
in a sensational swap deal!
:-)
or maybe not...
Ian.
|
45.144 | Lineker to leave at the end of the season | WELCLU::NEWBY | | Wed Nov 20 1991 16:12 | 8 |
| Just heard the news on radio 5, Lineker is to leave Spurs at the end of
the season for around 1 million. He has signed a two yer deal with the
Japanese.
At least we have had a couple of good years out of him but who will
replace him now?
Paul
|
45.145 | Still the best striker in the world | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Wed Nov 20 1991 16:42 | 9 |
|
Will there be money available to buy a good striker ?????,I hope so.
Durie looks good alongside Lineker but I dont think we can rely on 20+
goals a season.He never managed it a Chelsea.Maybe Alan Shearer "IF" he is
still available in the Summer,and we can afford him.
Lets hope Gary Lineker goes out scoring plenty of goals.
Dave...
|
45.146 | Totnum,totnum,someone can stop thum | CURRNT::PAGED | Say NEXT UNSEEN to Scottish Football | Fri Nov 22 1991 14:16 | 1 |
| Are you on for tommorrow Dave ? ETA at Milford if so.
|
45.147 | | CRISPY::WILSOND1 | | Fri Nov 22 1991 16:04 | 6 |
|
Iam going Dave,I will be in the Milford at about 1:30ish,as far as I
know.I havent sorted things out yet,and wont be able to until tonight
but Iam going,and will at some point be in the Milford.
Dave...
|
45.148 | Spurs always win when I see them anyway! | HUGH::RAYNERT | Sysman>@REO/LOC=G2 | Fri Nov 22 1991 16:30 | 4 |
| Dave (and Dave and Dave), I wont be there, have to go down west country
instead, DEC 21st still on at present.
Tony 'awe_old_scrumpy_and_pastys'
|
45.149 | No, we can't survive without Gazza & Lineker! | RUTILE::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Mon Nov 25 1991 14:42 | 11 |
| "Tottenham Three", a name given to a group of people alleged to
have killed a policeman in a riot a few years ago. Not to be confused
with the name of that well-known football team as given out in the
soccer results on Saturday afternoons...
"Tottenham Nil"
Stevo
|
45.150 | ho ho ! | BAHTAT::BLYTHE | Ee bah gum th's trouble at t'mill | Mon Nov 25 1991 14:47 | 1 |
|
|
45.151 | Samways was pulled back,send him off Ref ! | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Nov 25 1991 15:43 | 11 |
|
Well what a suprise......Sheffield United havent won an away game all
season,then they play at Spurs.Spurs seemed to dominate the first
half,but United looked dangerous on the break,and they were.The goal
should have been cleared,but it wasnt and they won.Spurs had
chances,Nayim was through in the second half,but didnt even hit the
target.There goalkeeper played well,but Spurs were sh*t overall.
Still we'll probably beat Arsenal next week.
Dave...
|
45.152 | | CURRNT::PAGED | Say NEXT UNSEEN to Scottish Football | Mon Nov 25 1991 15:57 | 2 |
| Sorry Dave, we missed you in the Milford. Din't arrive until about
2:45.
|
45.153 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Nov 25 1991 16:03 | 4 |
| Dave..
Did you get my mail ??
Dave...
|
45.154 | Sumfink scwewy here !! | CURRNT::PAGED | Say NEXT UNSEEN to Scottish Football | Mon Nov 25 1991 16:27 | 1 |
| Nope.
|
45.155 | In the doghouse again ! | HAMPS::FERRARO_A | | Wed Nov 27 1991 13:04 | 9 |
| Spurs finances in the news again. We apparently defaulted on an installment for
Durie to Chelsea and they have taken us to the FA, this has been since paid. We
have also not yet agreed with Lazio to let have Gascoigne's transfer fee yet.
Sugar is reported to say that the important date is next summer when the bank
will be reviewing our finances. We will get more up to date details on the
finances in December when the shareholders receive info and the proposal for
refinancing is released..
antony
|
45.156 | A normal trading company would have been wound up.. | TRUCKS::SANT | | Wed Nov 27 1991 13:07 | 2 |
|
Antony, what a shambles...
|
45.157 | Message from Merseyside | YUPPY::SEABURYS | | Thu Nov 28 1991 17:18 | 7 |
| I'd just like to take this opportunity to wish Tottenham the very best
of luck on Sunday, when they play Arsenal.
I hope they trash the whingers!!
Stew.
|
45.158 | | CRISPY::WILSOND1 | | Fri Nov 29 1991 11:37 | 9 |
|
Gary Lineker's Son is seriously ill in Hospital,lets hope he
recovers soon.
Lineker has been told to forget about THFC until things get better.
Dave...
|
45.159 | | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | The Hit Man | Fri Nov 29 1991 11:49 | 3 |
| I hope he recovers. Is that the child he had recently??
Mick
|
45.160 | Sick kiddie | BAHTAT::BLYTHE | Ee bah gum th's trouble at t'mill | Fri Nov 29 1991 12:20 | 5 |
| Yep - George Lineker (8 weeks) is serously ill in Gt Ormond St
Hospital. Not a happy time for Mum & Dad.
jb.
|
45.161 | We're thinking of you... | TRUCKS::SANT | | Fri Nov 29 1991 13:13 | 5 |
|
Good luck to Gary and Michelle....hope it works out for the Lineker
family.
Andy.
|
45.162 | ...but there is some good news. | ARRODS::OHAGANB | Hanging out your old Love Letters | Fri Nov 29 1991 16:27 | 3 |
| Terry Fenwick is apparently in the squad (car?) for Sunday. If he plays
you might as well not turn up.
|
45.163 | Time Gentlemen Please | PANIC::ANDERSON | The 'Pies have gone cold | Fri Nov 29 1991 17:17 | 10 |
|
>> Terry Fenwick is apparently in the squad (car?) for Sunday. If he plays
>> you might as well not turn up.
Barry,
He probably just wants to compare experiences with 'Donkey'
Rob ;-)
|
45.164 | | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | THE GREAT ALDO | Fri Nov 29 1991 19:08 | 6 |
|
Gary Linekar's eight week old son George has been diagnosed as having
acute Leukemia and will start chemotherapy in a couple of days time.
Let's hope the young child gets better.
Cunno
|
45.165 | ................. | TRUCKS::SANT | | Fri Nov 29 1991 19:58 | 6 |
|
Tragic. And unfortunately very-young Lineker is not alone in his
suffering....8-( my wife's gonna be mighty upset when she hears it
on the news tonight....
Andy.
|
45.166 | 8-( | FUTURS::ROWELL | Life is an egg & cress sandwich | Fri Nov 29 1991 21:00 | 5 |
| Mine too. Me, my wife, and my healthy 4 month old daughter send young
George all of our best wishes.
Sadly,
Wayne
|
45.167 | The idiots get a result,but we still won 3-1 | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Dec 02 1991 18:26 | 13 |
|
What can you say,we were completley outplayed by the Arse
yesterday,and lost 2-0.We didnt even manage a shot on target.Durie was
left upfront on his own,and the midfield wer'nt able to get up and
support him due to the fact they spent the whole game defending.I was
dissapointed to say the least with the performance.
We need to improve,alot.Coventry,away in the Rumbelows on Wednesday.
I'll be there.
Dave...
|
45.168 | | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer | Tue Dec 03 1991 12:31 | 5 |
| > -< The idiots get a result,but we still won 3-1 >-
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
What have the Tottenham directors done now?
|
45.169 | Can you spare a fiver ! | HAMPS::FERRARO_A | | Tue Dec 03 1991 21:54 | 9 |
| Spurs full financial figures are released Friday. It's also the date
TV/AS publish their plan for extra financing for the club. Lets hope
it's good.
Littlewoods 4th rd : Coventry tomorrow, difficult.
Who are Arsenal playing, Oh yes they're concentrating on Europe !!
Antony
|
45.170 | Steve to move on ?? | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Thu Dec 05 1991 12:40 | 8 |
| Any news of how we played last night ??
Must have been better than on Sunday though.
Read yesterday that Steve Sedgley has demanded a transfer, can anyone
confirm ?
Cheers...Rob
|
45.171 | Come on you Spurs !! | HAMPS::FERRARO_A | | Thu Dec 05 1991 15:13 | 28 |
|
Coventry 1 Spurs 2
Great result, nearly fell off my seat when I heard the result,
especially as highfield road has been a bit of a bogey ground for us.
From newspaper reports we played intelligently, and Thorsvedt was on
a couple of occasions outstanding. I saw the first goal from Allen, a
real belter.
Yes Sedgeley has been transfer listed. I think it is mainly down to
Shreeves, shame in a way as I think Sedgeley not a bad player, better
than Fenwick anyway. We are also looking to buy Ahrik Tsveiba - a full
back with Dynamo Kiev, I think with the mind that Van Den Hauwe and
Fenwick are in the end stages of the careers.
When's the draw?
Antony
|
45.172 | R U sure we won ?? | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Thu Dec 05 1991 17:09 | 16 |
| RE>> We are also looking to buy Ahrik Tsveiba -
>>>>>>> WHO IS HE ??
>>>>>>> CAN WE AFFORD HIM ??
By last nights result I take that Shreeves actually told the players to
move in a forward motion, towards the the "less familiar" keeper,
struth....wonders will never cease !!
Shame about Sedgley...at 23 he is the type of player we should be
trying to keep, Shreeves on the other hand is well past it.(I my humble
opinion....)
Cheers
Rob
|
45.173 | THE RUSSIAN CONNECTION | HAMPS::FERRARO_A | | Fri Dec 06 1991 16:47 | 21 |
| Today's Sun says that the Russian is coming to Spurs for a weeks trial on Dec
13th. He is meant to be one of the country's rising stars and one of the reasons
for their qualification for the Euro championship. He apparently has had a lot
of interest from Italy but desperately wants to play in England. It also said we
have had another Russian over earlier this season but after a week's trial we
were not interested. Spurs believe that this lad is a solution to our defensive
problems, Hmm - heard that one before.
Today is also the day for the end of year results and Sugar and Venables share
proposal. Sugar is personally underwriting the deal, which if no shares are
taken up would mean he owned 50% of the company with Vegetables a minority
shareholder with 21%.
Vegetables has also gone on record as saying the sale of Gascoigne is now not
essential to our survival. I think though even after all the rubbish printed
over the last few months Gazza will be fit and off to Italy this after the
season ends.
We MUST WIN tomorrow
antony
|
45.174 | | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer | Fri Dec 06 1991 18:17 | 1 |
45.175 | Things are looking up ! | HAMPS::FERRARO_A | | Tue Dec 10 1991 12:26 | 16 |
| Well Friday's announcements have come and gone. Sugar is putting up most of the
money to re-finance Spurs, and is underwriting both the share issue and Gazza's
transfer. If the full re-finance is not taken out it will cost in the region of
6 million quid. I also read that in an interview with a satellite TV station the
admin Mgr of Lazio said that interest in Gascoigne was cooling and they would
now rather buy another german to link with the two they have already. The target
deadline for all this activity is next summer. I think we will see a lot of
changes then.
A win at home Saturday, amazing, now up to Leeds saturday. Then Scousers at
home on the TV.
antony
|
45.176 | Keep him here. | ARRODS::OHAGANB | Are you with me Doctor Wu? | Tue Dec 10 1991 16:20 | 8 |
| Can anyone elaborate on the insurance policy Spurs took out over the
sale of Gazza? From what I understand THFC are covered should the deal
collapse. Whether this is for the whole sum I can't say. So Spurs could
quite well hold onto Gazza should this happen and still bank a few
million. Sounds a bit too easy, where's the catch?
Barry.
|
45.177 | The catch ! | HAMPS::FERRARO_A | | Tue Dec 10 1991 21:13 | 6 |
| I thought that the insurance was in case his injury made Gazza miss the
deadline.
???
antony
|
45.178 | More Silverware at the Lane... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Wed Dec 11 1991 13:48 | 20 |
|
I attended the Coventry match,it was a good performance in the first
half,Spurs dominated it.After the break Coventry were all over us,and
deserved to equalise and only some brilliant goalkeeping from the
Viking prevented them scoring more.
It was my first experience of an Executive Box,and I wasnt overally
impressed.It's just like watching on TV.There's no atmoshere in them.
As I was staying in the midlands,I got back to see the two clowns
Greaves and Newbon on Central Sports Special,I pity any noters who
have to put up with those two fools every week.
3 needed points on Saturday thank's to Mabbs.Leeds on Saturday,er...
it could be difficult.
Villa and Norwich in the FA Cup and Rumbelows.While the two United's
go on about wining everything in sight,we'll just creep up and nick the
Cups off them.
Dave...
|
45.179 | Marching all together..... | CRISPY::WILSOND1 | | Mon Dec 16 1991 12:07 | 12 |
|
Good point on Saturday,I didnt go but those jolly good fellows at
Capital Gold gave us the whole game from Elland Road.It seemed like we
spent most of the game under pressure,but caused Leeds plenty of
problems with breakaways.Leeds will see it as two points dropped,but we
have a good record up there.
A couple of injuries,Durie(Hamstring)and Stewart(Groin) could both
miss the visit of Liverpool on Wednesday.Lineker looks like comimg
back.
Dave...
|
45.180 | Another Home defeat... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Thu Dec 19 1991 12:35 | 20 |
45.181 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Thu Dec 19 1991 13:27 | 8 |
|
> teams keeping it on the floor,but we let them have TOO much space.
Spurs need a couple of midfielders to take the pressure off Stewart.
I didn't think Howells or Allen contributed much.
I'd love to have seen the look on St.John's face when Stewart got
man of the match.
|
45.182 | | BEAGLE::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Thu Jan 02 1992 14:01 | 7 |
| can anyone give the scores of the last 2 or 3 matches (boxing day to
new years day) please. We don't get much here in the south of france.
Thanks in advance,
Stevo.
|
45.183 | | FUTURS::DAGLESS | May 16th, 1990 | Thu Jan 02 1992 14:12 | 5 |
|
26-Dec-1991 Spurs 1 Nottingham Forest 2
28-Dec-1991 Spurs 3 Norwich 0
01-Jan-1991 Coventry 1 Spurs 2
|
45.184 | An Important Week ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jan 03 1992 14:08 | 29 |
45.185 | | CRISPY::WILSOND1 | | Mon Jan 06 1992 15:15 | 25 |
|
Overall,a good Xmas and New Year with wins over Palace(2-1),Norwich
(3-0) and Coventry(2-1).The only lapse was against Forest on Boxing
Day when we lost 2-1.We were awfull in the first half,but came out for
the second much better,and had chances to win it.Until Pearce scored
his special in injury time.
Good draw at Villa Park yesterday,although our home form hasnt been
good,so there's no guarantee the Replay will be to Spurs advantage.I
thought we should have won.Villa had most of the possesion,but only
made one chance.Walsh should have scored and I think we had a pretty
good case for a Penalty.
Norwich on Wednesday,Durie is fit and should return,although Walsh
has played really well,and doesnt deserve to be dropped for Durie.
I havent heard anymore on the Russian,he apparently had a trial before
Xmas,no news since.Paul Gascoigne is back in training,he was shown
running with the team and was interviewed on SKY Soccer Weekend on
Friday,he hopes to be back in March,and he seemed to be talking about
playing for Spurs,who knows what going on with his on/off transfer to
Lazio.I for one hope it collapses and he stays at WHL.
Back to the League on Saturday,and Chelsea at the Bridge.
Dave...
|
45.186 | GOTCHA | MINDER::MACDONALDI | MUFC ECWC Champions | Mon Jan 06 1992 15:43 | 11 |
|
good picture on the front of the Daily Star today showing Gazza
pinching some young girls bum, as he walked to the bench yesterday
against villa.
mind she was about his age group(about 17/18)!!!!
Mac
|
45.187 | I think a successful season already ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed Jan 08 1992 15:31 | 17 |
| Well, I think a big thank you to Wrexham, and it was on Match of the day!!!
I think that Spurs are showing good signs of improvement. I think we have a good
chance of progress in the Rumbelows, the FA replay will be more difficult as
Aston Villa are a good side but I think the hunger to hold onto the cup will
carry us thru.
Lets hope we steer clear of injuries.
Some potential targets are :
Darren Anderton of Portsmouth - Winger
Mark Pembridge of Luton - Midfield
Robert Fleck of Norwich - Central striker
Andy Sinton of QPR - Winger/midfield
Antony
|
45.188 | Spurs are on there way to Wembley... | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Wed Jan 08 1992 18:22 | 13 |
|
I'm looking foward to tonights game,it should be good,I dint go to
the Spurs/Norwich game over Xmas,a good 3-0 win.Both teams play good
football and we have a good record against Norwich lately.Gary Lineker
usually scores against them.I think it will be close tonight,but
hopefully we will sneak through into the semi's.
Spurs are 12/1 for the FA Cup,well worth a flutter.
Anthony,dont you think it's strange that there are no defenders
in that list Re-1.I think a defender is top priority at the moment.
Dave...
|
45.189 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Fri Jan 10 1992 15:19 | 11 |
|
Good result against Norwich,another day out at Wembley looms.I dont
care who we get,we are capable of beating anyone on our day.Norwich
must be dissapointed they played really well,probably the best I have
ever seen them,but it still wasnt enough.The must hate Lineker.
He is out of the Game at the bridge tommorrow,which means Durie comes
in to partner Walsh.We never do very well against Chelsea,I settlr for
a draw.
Dave...
|
45.190 | Forest or Palace | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jan 13 1992 14:52 | 14 |
| Semi final draw will mean we play one of the above teams, first leg away. I
think this game will be the live TV encounter.
Disapointing result v Chelsea 2-0, the old adage still reamins true, I think Mr
Allen will come back to haunt us again I'm sure.
Lineker is reported to be OK to play in the cup tomorrow night. I think it's
going to be hard but I think we can raise our game to beat them. We must though
sustain this level of play always, not just the one off's.
I would like to see Lineker, Durie and Walsh all included to give plenty of
attacking options.
antony
|
45.191 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Mon Jan 13 1992 15:36 | 6 |
|
I agree about Walsh,He should keep his place at the expense of Nayim.
As usual we lost to Chelsea,We all know the League's out of the
question,but we need to show more commitmant in league Games.
Dave...
|
45.192 | yawn yawn Zzzzzzzzz | ESSB::TSHAUGHNESSY | Electric Shaughs! | Mon Jan 13 1992 23:36 | 20 |
| >> We all know the League's out of the question,
>> but we need to show more commitment in league Games.
^
Well said that Man, too bloody right (excuse my french) I wasted
a very good saturday afternoon watching that thripe at the bridge.
The Totts played as if they were giving up midstream on the league.
If they keep playing as they did on saturday they could pass Luton
on the way down to Div 2.
At least I grabbed 40 winks around 4-30pm otherwise I would be
full of remorse all weekend !!!
BTW why do the terraces at both ends of the bridge seem derelict
It looked as if the two ends were sectioned off or under construction.
Rgds,
Shaughs.
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45.193 | Spurs Out - deservedley | BAHTAT::BLYTHE | Ee bah gum th's trouble at t'mill | Wed Jan 15 1992 12:23 | 11 |
| Spurs 0 Villa 1
This was live on BSB, and Villa were worth their 1-0 (could have been
more) win. Spurs had only 1 good chance, by that nice Mr Lineker chap.
Dwight Yorke got the goal on 11 (some say it was an Allen own goal, but
I reckoned Yorke had more to do with it). I gave Daley the MotM, his
tricky darting runs put the Spurs defence in a tizzy at times. Spurs
lost the ball too much, by being tackled on the ball and passing
poorly. They will have to play much better to win anything this season.
jb.
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45.194 | News | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Thu Jan 16 1992 15:26 | 4 |
| Any news on the Russian full back who had the trial at WHL over
Christmas ?
|
45.195 | Russian...What Russian ??? | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Thu Jan 16 1992 15:57 | 19 |
|
We lost to Villa,who deserved to progress no question.It was one of
the err...not so good Spurs performances of the season.Basically we
were Sh*t.
The Viking was back to his worst,and apart from Mabbutt,the defence
were a joke.Fenwick,Van Den Hauwe and Sedgley should be out,although
Sedgley isnt a real Centre Back.Vinny Samways is going backwards after
a promising start to the season.We need some new blood,at the end of
the season.
Still its not over yet,we're still in two cups.
Re.193
Your right,we will need to improve to win something,but our
players no what it takes,but if we dont,we dont,we wont be the only
team not to win anything after a promising start,I mean what about
Leeds ???
Dave...
|
45.196 | European Championships '92 Draw | YUPPY::SEABURYS | | Fri Jan 17 1992 19:00 | 17 |
| Group 1
-------
SWEDEN
FRANCE
YUGOSLAVIA
ENGLAND
Group 2
-------
HOLLAND
SCOTLAND
CIS (Commonwealth of Independant States)
GERMANY
Stew.
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45.197 | another blinder | SEDSWS::WILLMOTT | | Fri Jan 17 1992 19:52 | 6 |
|
Your seriously in the running for Note ..if not Noter of the season
award Stewart :^))))
Chris
|
45.198 | | KERNEL::FISCHERI | I'm not from Bushey | Mon Jan 20 1992 16:08 | 5 |
| Spurs 1 Southampton 2 - Southampton were bottom before kick off!!
Anyone see this? Were we as bad as we were against Villa?
Ian
|
45.199 | | BEAGLE::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Mon Jan 20 1992 18:35 | 5 |
| Well, I think this probably leaves us to concentrate on the two cup
competitions we're left in then :-)
Stevo
|
45.200 | Another Home defeat | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Mon Jan 20 1992 18:42 | 5 |
|
Yeah.....but we better score about 5 in the away leg to be sure of
going through.Our home form is a joke.
Dave...
|
45.201 | A win at home...PLEASE. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Fri Jan 24 1992 14:32 | 6 |
|
Spurs play Oldham tomorrow,we really could do with a home win.
There could be goals galore with both side's not having the best
defences in the world.
dave...
|
45.202 | Could resist it :-) | PEKING::TRINDERS | Are we winning yet? | Fri Jan 24 1992 16:20 | 4 |
45.203 | Ian Walker | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Mon Jan 27 1992 18:17 | 7 |
| You were right Simon - 0-0 !!!!!
However the good news is that the 20 year Ian Walker got his big chance
in goal, and played brilliantly (according to the papers).
The boy done great!
|
45.204 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Tue Jan 28 1992 16:59 | 12 |
|
Well,a point at home.Its getting better.I didnt go,but Spurs were
apparently thwarted by bad finishing and good goal keeping.Although
Oldham had a couple of chances of there own.
Could this be the end of the Viking ???
Man City,away on Saturday.We are better away from home and could
really do with a confidence boosting win.The cup games arent far away
now.We need to start putting some decent results together.
Dave...
|
45.205 | Martin Vasquez...Good Player. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Mon Feb 03 1992 14:19 | 10 |
45.206 | The Russian. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Feb 03 1992 17:02 | 26 |
| Apparently the Russian defender has not arrived at Spurs yet due to a bad case
of Chicken Pox. I agree with you Dave, Vasquez is a good player. I also believe
that the Portsmouth player Anderton is now a key target, Bill Nick has been down
to Fratton several times this season. I think there are still bargians to be had
in the former Eastern bloc. Also I was surprised to see no Tottenham or English
representatives at the African cup tournament, or so the papers said.
There was also a story linking Durie with Rangers.
I think there is going to be quite a wholesale change at the end of the season
to the team. Mabbut is not getting younger, as is the case with Fenwick and Van
den Hauwe. I think Nayim will go along with Walsh and of course Gazza and
Lineker. I also think Erik might go as it seems the mgmt rate very highly young
Walker and could get good money for Erik at the moment. We also seem to shed a
few reserve players each year who usually come back and bite us on the bum.
Key targets for spending include a good central defender, someone to dictate our
midfield, and a man up front. Candidates include, for a defender I like the
look of Oldhams Earl Barrett, in midfield Vasquez is good(not convinced we could
afford him) and the lad from Luton, Pembroke is meant to be very promising. Up
front I always thought Nigel Clough could fit in very well, or Fleck of Norwich
- not sure how old he is.
Any thoughts.
antony
|
45.207 | | 52431::ROWLAND_A | a slip of the tongue | Mon Feb 03 1992 18:31 | 2 |
|
The lad from Luton is better known by the name of Pembridge, I believe.
|
45.208 | WELL SPOTTED | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Feb 03 1992 21:30 | 3 |
| Thanks for the info.
antony
|
45.209 | SEMI FINAL OPPONENTS | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed Feb 05 1992 19:14 | 7 |
| Tonight's qtr final between Palace and Forest at the City ground will determine
our semi final opponents. If Forest win the first leg is sunday live on the
television, if Palace win then the first leg is next Wednesday.
First leg away.
antony
|
45.210 | Forest on Sunday...Durie out,Cottee in ??? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Thu Feb 06 1992 13:11 | 13 |
45.211 | Ticket info | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Feb 06 1992 14:10 | 24 |
45.212 | Start a rumour here..... | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Thu Feb 06 1992 17:50 | 6 |
| The football shown on TV last night was excellent, it says a lot for
the health of the game in the UK.
Karl Saunders of Bristol Rovers was really impressive. Now, wouldn't he
look good in a Tottenham shirt?
|
45.213 | | BEAGLE::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Thu Feb 06 1992 18:18 | 5 |
| Did anything become of the talk that we were after Alan Shearer of
Southampton. I think I'd prefer him to Cottee really at the moment.
Stevo
|
45.214 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Thu Feb 06 1992 18:31 | 9 |
45.215 | Getting wet in Nottingham.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Mon Feb 10 1992 14:47 | 10 |
|
Forest 1 Spurs 1
Lineker pen
Not a bad result,but now comes the hard part,beating them at home.We
spent most of the game under pressure,and coped well without Mabbs.The
second leg is three days before Feyanoord,so it will be the most
important week of the season.
Dave...
|
45.216 | Another unbiased view from the north... | AYOV10::MDONNELLY | Leaning against the spin | Mon Feb 10 1992 16:50 | 12 |
|
...Forest were robbed. TV cameras proved without doubt that both
Forest goals which were chopped off were NOT offside. The linesman
should get his jotters.
...And Spurs' penalty award was very dubious....but Lineker's execution
was pure class.
Michael
|
45.217 | FOREST ROBBED | EAYV01::BGILCHRIST | | Mon Feb 10 1992 16:54 | 4 |
|
HOW MUCH DID YOU PAY THE REF AND LINESMEN.
|
45.218 | | BEAGLE::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Mon Feb 10 1992 16:56 | 9 |
| I agree, the slow-mo replays showed both Forest offside decisions to be
inaccurate, the first one was definately behind the Spurs player, the
second was in-line, which is onside by today's rules. Paul Allen
swears he didn't dive for the penalty. Maybe not, but he made a meal of
it anyway.
We was lucky to get away with the draw IMHO.
Stevo.
|
45.219 | In the Black ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Feb 11 1992 19:35 | 15 |
| Reports on the radio and papers say that Spurs have announced half year profits
which now mean we are back in the black. This I do not believe takes into
account the Gascoigne transfer deal.
I believe there is a Swedish international central defender at Spurs this week
on trial, apparently he is very highly rated and getting him signed before the
Euro Championships could be wise.
Now to get February out of the way and get into the crucial month of March with
both League cup semi 2nd leg and the Euro qtr final legs to play.
antony
|
45.220 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Tue Feb 11 1992 21:24 | 3 |
| Re .219
Surely you don't mean Glenn Hysen !
|
45.221 | What' sgoing on ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Feb 17 1992 14:16 | 23 |
| Well I certainly don't understand it. We have a reasonably good team and
although I don't expect to be at the top of the league I just can't see
how we allow our players to get away with just a total non effort. It seems
that Shreeves is going to take the blame but I do not think it is his fault
totally as we did the same thing last year with Tel.
There is inevitably going to be Newspaper pressure to get rid of Shreeves and
get Ardiles and I believe that getting him on the coaching side would be good,
but to get rid of Shreeves after one season would show a certain amount of
panic by Venables when I think the problem is lack of players who want to win
every game they play in.
What is the Gray situation, he would certainly beef up our midfield. It seems we
will lose Durie although to a certain extent this has been refuted in the papers
today. I think we will see large changes in personnel this summer.
Anyway at least the players can't not motivate themselves for the next few games
Arsenal Home.
Forest Home.
Feyenord Away.
antony
|
45.222 | ANDY GRAY ??????? | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Tue Feb 25 1992 16:29 | 7 |
| What does anyone think of us getting Andy Gray ??
Is he the type of player that we want ??
Any views from anyone....
|
45.223 | Holland..Its Feyanoord again. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Tue Feb 25 1992 18:16 | 19 |
|
Very dissapointing result on Saturday.We should have hammered them,as
we should have done last season at home.Gary Lineker seems to forget
where the goal is against Arsenal at home,he missed two sitters.Another
one-on-one with the keeper,he had a couple of them last season.Seamen
always does well,and he also managed to shoot over from 5 yards.
Paul Stewart was brilliant,and scored a simple header when the Arse
forgot to mark him,Wright equalised when Mabbutt messed up a through
Ball,Camble forced a save from Eric,and Wright turned it in....In the
90th minute.
Still...we didnt lose.Forest on Sunday,then its off to Feyanoord.
The most important week of the season.Another committed performance
like Saturdays will see us beat Forest.Feyanoord are second in
Holland,who knows how good they are.I fancy our chances.
Andy Gray...I wait until I get to see him,to pass judgement.
Dave...
|
45.224 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Wed Feb 26 1992 11:00 | 12 |
45.225 | Johnny Boy... | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Wed Feb 26 1992 17:58 | 1 |
| Doesn't Johnny Metgod (sp?) play for Feyenoord ??
|
45.226 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Wed Feb 26 1992 20:53 | 10 |
| <<< Note 45.225 by SUBURB::SEARCHR "HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS" >>>
-< Johnny Boy... >-
>> Doesn't Johnny Metgod (sp?) play for Feyenoord ??
Yep he does, he's the team captain.
T_
|
45.227 | Good (Met)God! | LISTIM::ARNOLD | | Wed Feb 26 1992 21:54 | 5 |
|
He loked like he was pushing on a bit even when he was at Notts
Forrest!, do they wheel him around or wot?
Tony
|
45.228 | Fat Boy on the Pitch. | WELCLU::NEWBY | | Fri Feb 28 1992 16:22 | 14 |
| Did anybody who went on Saturday notice Gazza on the pitch before kick
off?
From where I was sitting he appears still to be hobbling badly. I know
he was able to kick a ball but I don't think he has a cat in hells
chance of playing again for Spurs. He certainly didn't appear to be
able to change direction too easily when running. I wouldn't be
suprised if he doesn't pass the Lazio medical in May.
Also read somewhere Keith Curle is looking to move south at the end of
the season and we are supposed to be showing interest. I now the Man
City supporter and he rates him quite highly.
Paul.
|
45.229 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Fri Feb 28 1992 17:24 | 11 |
| He definatly still seems to be limping,although all reports say he
should be fit well before the deadline.Hopefully he will be fit soon.
I see Andy Gray played for Spurs reserves yesterday,they lost 3-0 to
Watford.
Spurs are linked with everyone at the moment.Lets hope we can pick up
some good defenders in the summerthen we can get rid of Terry Fenwick
and pat Van Den Hauwe.
dave...
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45.230 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Mon Mar 02 1992 16:10 | 5 |
| re .229
So you reckon Howells & Sedgley are worth keeping, or not as bad as the
others?
|
45.231 | Nayim | MINDER::MACDONALDI | MUFC ECWC Champions | Mon Mar 02 1992 16:39 | 21 |
|
What are spurs fans opinions about your senor Nayim.
From what I saw on the TV yesterday, all he tries to do is get someone
sent off.
In two instances(can't remember exactly who with) he clasped his head
as if he had been struck there. When he see the ref not looking his
arms drop and he carries on, his diving with a forward roll, and all
including the triple salco routine, would have win a few medals at this
summers olympics.
Take nothing away from him, he runs at defences, albeit to much, and
has quite a powerful shot, but this other side is not necessary.
A question.
Where did Nayim come from, I know he is of Spanish origin, but who has
he played for.
Mac
|
45.232 | Another little diving b*gger. | ARRODS::OHAGANB | I wev ma privet parts et yaw aunty | Mon Mar 02 1992 16:44 | 5 |
| Nayim came over with Lineker from Barcelona for the beginning of
the 88-89 season; good move considering he was destined for the
reserves at Barca. That's all I know.
|
45.233 | Off to Holland.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Mon Mar 02 1992 16:54 | 25 |
|
Well,the first game of the most important week of the season has
gone,and we are out of the Rumbelows.It was a good game in terrible
conditions,but Forest lasted the course better.They always looked
dangerous around the box.There passing and movement is excellent.Both
teams had spells of dominating,but Forest came on much stronger in
extra time.We didnt play badly,and were just beaten by the better side
on the day.
Paul Stewart had another excellent game,as did Durie,its a shame he
doesnt want to stay in England.
Feyanoord on Wednesday,it should be a good game.Hopefully we can get
an away goal.Only 2000 tickets for Spurs fans.There could be alot of
ticketless fans travelling.
Nayim comes from an Isalnd off Morraco I think,but it is owned by
Spain.He does dive about,it makes me sick.
Re-2
Howells and Sedgley are playing out of position,Howells is much
better in midfield,and Sedgley wasnt bought as a defender.Howells
played just infront of the back four yesterday,but I expect Vinny
Samways will come back for Wednesday night.
Dave...
|
45.234 | | BEAGLE::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Mon Mar 02 1992 17:07 | 7 |
| Could you post the score/scorers please for the Spurs/Forest game
yesterday.
Thanks,
Stevo
|
45.235 | Now there's a question for you ?? | PLUNDR::LOWEG | Don't believe a word | Mon Mar 02 1992 17:21 | 6 |
|
In conjunction with note .231...
Did Nayim go to school with Hughes and Klinsman ???
Gary...
|
45.236 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Mon Mar 02 1992 17:39 | 7 |
| Re-2
Spurs 1 N Forest 2
Lineker Crosby (?)
Keane
Dave...
|
45.237 | | YUPPY::PANES | Klaus Wunderlich - 2 hands make an orchestra | Mon Mar 02 1992 18:58 | 15 |
| <<< Note 45.235 by PLUNDR::LOWEG "Don't believe a word" >>>
-< Now there's a question for you ?? >-
> In conjunction with note .231...
> Did Nayim go to school with Hughes
You have taken the words right out of my mouth. But what particulary upset
me about Nayim, was his incessant fouling, and I feel he should have been
booked before the first forty-five minutes were up.
Stuart
|
45.238 | Glover not Crosby | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | That's me in the corner | Mon Mar 02 1992 18:59 | 0 |
45.239 | Take your play back home. | WELCLU::BWALKER | Come on you Hatters. | Wed Mar 04 1992 18:08 | 14 |
| Re Nayim,
Apart from fouling and diving all over the place in the mud.
He also used his brain and decided to stand in front of the ball at
free kicks to stop Forrest taking a quick one.
I reckon players should be cautioned for that.
Regs.
Barry.
|
45.240 | The good news & The bad news!! | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | My Sorrows learnt to swim | Wed Mar 04 1992 18:35 | 13 |
| From CEEFAX:
The good news is that Gary Lineker will play this evening.
The bad news is so will Fenwick ;-)
If Spurs can play the way they showed in patches on Sunday, they could get a
result tonight, and hopefully they won't be playing in such a mud bath of a
pitch.
Best of Luck this evening, I've a feeling you're going to need it.
Al
|
45.241 | Good luck! | TRUCKS::SANT | | Wed Mar 04 1992 21:00 | 8 |
|
Good luck to your boys tonite, Ant.....they're going to need
it I think!
If Spurs can get out of Holland with only a one-goal deficit
then they have a chance.
Andy.
|
45.242 | good luck | KERNEL::HAWLEYI | Ian Hawley, South UK VMS support | Wed Mar 04 1992 21:00 | 6 |
|
good luck to you tonight, lets hope we get at least one team into the
final.
Ian.
|
45.243 | Feyenord(sp?) 1 - 0 Spurs | RTOEU::RDELANEY | I've been eaten by a boa constrictor... | Thu Mar 05 1992 12:13 | 1 |
|
|
45.244 | Oooopppss !! | YUPPY::CSFB | | Thu Mar 05 1992 14:38 | 21 |
| Well hands up who actually watched the whole game on the telly without
switching to watch an infinitely better game on BBC1. It definitely
seems to be the Spurs gift week with a Final place given to Forest and a
real howler of a goal to Feyenoord. To make this second gift even more
difficult to swallow I could not see them getting a goal on their own.
The balance to this is I feel that they are, even giving them playing
at their best, only distinctly average and we should be well capable of
taking the tie. I suppose it adds a few bods on seats or stands at WHL
in a fortnight.
I do not see the bookings of Fenwick and Van den Hauwe as any real
problem for us as to be honest from all accounts their tactics will be
exclusively designed to defence, plus the fact their attack looks so
average anyway.
I believe that Andy Gray will be available for selection for the return
so that adds to Peter Shreeves options.
It is still within our grasp.
antony
|
45.245 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Thu Mar 05 1992 15:21 | 16 |
|
Allen made a fatal mistake but I didn't see the keeper shouting
at him to leave it. As a defender its easy to do if you are unsure
of whats happening behind you. It helps if someone shouts at you
with the situation.
I thought the ref had a good game and I like his decision for the
game to play on when the feyenoord player handballed quite accidently.
It was there for all to see but it was ball to hand.
Spurs have their work cut out for them on the return leg at home and
I don't think it will be easy for them on their current home form.
They must win by at least two goals.
JN.
|
45.246 | Spurs see ..."UREDS"....... | MACNAS::MJGREANEY | Don't book me ,I've a parking ticket | Thu Mar 05 1992 17:02 | 11 |
| RE: .244
"It definitely seems to be the Spurs gift week with a Final place given
to Forest".....
this comment is nearly as pathetic as watching Spurs "play"...
Spurs were well and truly beaten on Sunday and were it not for some
ludicrous marshalling in the first leg at The City Ground the score
that day should have been 3-0!!!!!!!!!
|
45.247 | Magnamimous in defeat | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Fri Mar 06 1992 19:15 | 16 |
| RE: .246
Hey! Come on - football is a game of mistakes, if there weren't any
mistakes then there wouldn't be any goals! Every good team I've ever
seen have on the odd occasion committed the odd faux-pas, it's just
this has been a good week for them by Spurs!
As for "as pathetic as watching Spurs "play"" I can only assume that
you mean yourself as the watcher. Seriously though, it takes 2 to
Tango and it takes 2 teams to make an entertaining game. The pundits
all rated the Spurs/Forest game as first class value for money - I
wouldn't disagree!
Spurs/Forest usually produce a good game, how well I remember the 1991
FA Cup final (I was there), but that's another story...............
|
45.248 | Samways on the move ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed Mar 11 1992 13:47 | 10 |
45.249 | Always look on the bright side of life... | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Wed Mar 11 1992 17:11 | 8 |
|
Read that Venables had put a 2million price tag on Samways...a bit
hopefull even though he only signed a long-term contract last year.
- Have got to win tonight, if not then its going to be a hard couple of
months to stay up.
Luton 1...Spurs 3.......I hope !!
|
45.250 | Going down.....FAST. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Thu Mar 12 1992 19:32 | 8 |
| Another stunning result last night,0-0 with Luton.We are being dragged
into trouble,and need to put some results together on the hurry up.
Yep,Vinny Samways is the latest player who wants to get away.Peter
Shreeves days will be numbered if we go out next week.I that wont be a
bad thing IMO.
Dave...
|
45.251 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Thu Mar 12 1992 19:43 | 16 |
|
Spurs in the second division ??? It just doesn't seem possible.
I'm not surprised that Vinny wants to leave. Since when do you
drop a player 'cos the pitch is not suitable for his playing
skills.?? I only recall Gazza being dropped for one game and that
was for England against Ireland last year in Dublin. His skills
weren't suited to the way the Irish team play. Rubbish.
I'll accept that there is a difference between Gazza and Samways
but the lad is good and he is still young (23?). Forest would be
a good move for him.
Talking of Gazza, any news on his fitness ?
JN.
|
45.252 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Fri Mar 13 1992 13:33 | 9 |
|
Re-1
It doesnt look like Gazza will play for Spurs again.It still isnt
clear if he will pass the medical to join Lazio next season.He needs to
be at full fitness by May 31,but unless he gets some first team games
in he might not pass it.I hope he doesnt and stay's at the Lane.
Dave...
|
45.253 | "Gazza who?" | SALES::THILL | | Fri Mar 13 1992 21:23 | 4 |
| Do Lazio still want Gazza for next year? It seems that the guy they got instead
of Gazza, Thomas Doll, is doing pretty well...
Tom
|
45.254 | Give him a freebie, anything. But get shot of him. | WELCLU::BWALKER | Come on you Hatters. | Fri Mar 13 1992 21:26 | 7 |
| Don't know about Thomas Doll doing a fair job in Gazza's place.
Personally I think a rubber doll would be equally as good and probably
a lot more fun in the bath.
Regs,
Barry.
|
45.255 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Mon Mar 16 1992 16:55 | 12 |
|
Spurs 0 Sheff Wed 2
This is getting serious,we are 5th from bottom now,only 4 points
clear of the 3rd relegation spot,with 12 games left to play.They
include games againt Man Utd,Liverpool,Everton and Villa,and real 6
pointers against West ham,Notts County and Sheff Utd.
Feyanoord on Wednesday,it could be the end of the road fro Peter
Shreeves if we lose,as he had the dreaded vote of confidence yesterday
from Terry Venables.We're in trouble...NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT.
Dave...
|
45.256 | Replacement? | PEKING::MCKIEN | NICK | Tue Mar 17 1992 14:03 | 10 |
| Dave
Do you think this could open the door for Aussie Ardeles (sp)?
Or has he found alternative employment?
As he would probably the be a popular choice of replacement for old
happy chops Shreeves.
NICK.
|
45.257 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Tue Mar 17 1992 14:24 | 17 |
|
Nick.....Long time no see.
Ossie (Aussie HA HA) would probably be a popular choice,but Glen
Hoddle seems to be the popular choice at the moment.All of this
depends on Shreeves getting booted out.Venanbles might think when
money is available to rebuild in the summer,Shreeves can still do a
job at Spurs,but we might be in the second division next year.
All this bad feeling towards Shreeves cant be doing the team any
good,hopefully everyone will get behind the team tomorrow,and forget
trying to convince Venables to get rid of Shreeves until after the
game.If we lose that should be it for him,we have a difficult run in
now and we need some results badly.Going out of Europe wont be a
disaster,we really need to ensure first division survival.If we
progress it might be a distraction.We will see what happens.
Dave...
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45.258 | I should've sold this to "The Sun" | ARRODS::OHAGANB | Meals on Wheels of Steel | Wed Mar 18 1992 15:45 | 2 |
| Tonights game; a case of "Peter (Shreeves) and De Wolfe". I'm
sorry I could'nt resist it.
|
45.259 | | YUPPY::PANES | Comon baby light my fag | Wed Mar 18 1992 16:01 | 17 |
| <<< Note 45.258 by ARRODS::OHAGANB "Meals on Wheels of Steel" >>>
-< I should've sold this to "The Sun" >-
> Tonights game; a case of "Peter (Shreeves) and De Wolfe". I'm
> sorry I could'nt resist it.
Bazza,
In a similar vein, I suspect that the News of the World have a reporter
who reads this conference. Last Sunday the bards of Wapping gave us the
headline ... "Shreeveso to get the heave-ho".
Rupert
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45.260 | Spurs 2-0 Feyenoord - ever the optimist! | TRUCKS::SANT | This could be your lucky day... | Wed Mar 18 1992 20:44 | 11 |
|
Good luck tonight you Spurs....hope you can claw back the defecit
without shooting yourself in the foot. If Feyenoord nick a goal,
though, you're doomed...
Anyway, here's to Gary carrying you through what promises to be
a very important night for the coaching and management staff
at WHL.
Andy.
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45.261 | So what happened then ? | ANNECY::ROWLAND_A | a slip of the tongue | Thu Mar 19 1992 13:38 | 1 |
|
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45.262 | 0 - 0 | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | My Sorrows, they learned to swim | Thu Mar 19 1992 14:11 | 19 |
| I only saw the 2nd half. ( Watching the reds on the beeb )
From what I saw, Spurs were camped in the Feyenoord half for about 90% of the
half, had about 3 excellent chances. A Paul Stewart header from a Lineker cross
that was inches wide, with the keeper nowhere, another headed of the line, and
one great piece of defending as Stewart wound up to take a shot from 3 yards.
The rest of the time the Feyenoord defense played like a very well oiled machine.
Like 2 weeks ago Der Woolf didn't give Lineker a look in in the penalty area.
According to the chat after the game, the Spurs were even more dominant in the
1st half.
I suppose they should be thankful with their home record as it is that they
didn't lose.
Al.
P.S. I like the Spurs strip, with SPURS subtly put on the shirts and shorts
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45.263 | Down but not out ! | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Thu Mar 19 1992 14:30 | 9 |
|
Very Disapointed,All the players gave there all,it just didnt happen.
Feyanoord defended very well,especially De Wolfe,he is exactly what
Spurs need in defence.He marked Lineker out the game for the second
time.Paul Stewart was outstanding for Spurs IMO,althoughy no-one played
badly.If we play like that now,the breaks will come and we will avoid
relegation.No complaints from me,as I said before it just didnt happen.
Dave...
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45.264 | Spurs 0-0 Feyenoord (0-1 on agg.) | TRUCKS::SANT | This could be your lucky day... | Thu Mar 19 1992 14:42 | 26 |
|
Spurs didn't deserve to beat Feyenoord. Over the two legs the
Dutch team displayed more control and defended well. The 'keeper
made a couple of good saves last night, but for me the most
significant factor was Spurs' inability to keep calm and control
the game under their own terms. Nayim, Durie and Edinburgh seemed
to continuously foul, niggle and intimidate the Dutch players,
who to their credit avoided any unpleasant retaliation. The abuse
and intimidation directed at one or two of the Feyenoord players
was quite frankly a disgrace. If one of "our" teams had been
subjected to it away from home in a European tie I can imagine the
extent of the moral outrage from some of the TV commentators..
The only time any Spurs player was "mugged" was when Paul Stewart
stayed momentarily on the floor after a hard challenge and
provided one of the Dutch midfielders with too tempting a target
to refuse. Yet later in the game one or two of the Spurs players
charged around the field seemingly looking for someone to kick.
It's a shame Spurs went out with such a performance. Their showing
in earlier rounds was excellent and should give a few of the
younger players valuable experience.
Now you can concentrate on staying in the top flight next year.
Andy.
|
45.265 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | | Thu Mar 19 1992 14:49 | 6 |
|
re-1
what game were you watching I didn't see any of the instances
you are refering to
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45.266 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Thu Mar 19 1992 15:00 | 8 |
|
RE-2
What Are you on about,Its a mans game,The Spurs players were just
getting stuck in,trying to win the ball fair and square,sometimes in
that situation some tackles can get over the top,you should know that..
just wath Brian Robson or Paul Ince.The game was hard but fair.
Dave...
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45.267 | | UTRUST::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Thu Mar 19 1992 16:56 | 5 |
| Ah well, it leaves us to concentrate on the league then (staying in it,
that is :-))
Stevo
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45.268 | SANiTy Check? | SIOG::FITZPATRICK | | Thu Mar 19 1992 17:08 | 24 |
| >> <<< Note 45.264 by TRUCKS::SANT "This could be your lucky day..." >>>
>> to continuously foul, niggle and intimidate the Dutch players,
>> who to their credit avoided any unpleasant retaliation. The abuse
>> and intimidation directed at one or two of the Feyenoord players
>> was quite frankly a disgrace. If one of "our" teams had been
>> The only time any Spurs player was "mugged" was when Paul Stewart
>> stayed momentarily on the floor after a hard challenge and
>> provided one of the Dutch midfielders with too tempting a target
>> to refuse. Yet later in the game one or two of the Spurs players
>> charged around the field seemingly looking for someone to kick.
What sort of a**h*le could try to excuse a player kicking another
player in the head? Your bias is incredible.
Having said that, it was a great game. Fair play to Feyenoord. They said
before the tie that they'd try to win 1-0 at home and draw 0-0 away.
They knew what they were at, yet thsy could easily have gone out.
Michael.
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45.269 | errrrrrrr....... | TRUCKS::SANT | This could be your lucky day... | Thu Mar 19 1992 18:14 | 18 |
|
If you're referring to me, Michael (notice I don't use other
more condescending or derogatory spelling versions of YOUR
name...) I wasn't excusing *any* unpleasantness on the part
of either Spurs or Feyenoord players. I was commenting in
a TOTALLY unbiased and objective way. If anything I was biased
towards Spurs, as I was hoping they could win and qualify - read
earlier entries on the subject if you're in any doubts about that!
I find it amazing that some fans fail to see and criticise their
own particular team's transgressions. I often comment on what
I see as the unacceptable level of aggression and violence in
the game today.
If you disagree with my point of view, fine. I can live with that.
Can *you*?
Andy.
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45.270 | | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Thu Mar 19 1992 19:19 | 5 |
| .262 > P.S. I like the Spurs strip, with SPURS subtly put on the shirts
> and shorts
Oh so that's what it was. On my TV it looked like SPUDS. I assumed it
must have something to do with the pitch. ;-)
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45.271 | Out of Luck!! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Mar 23 1992 14:18 | 46 |
| Well, we are now just 4pts off the third relegation spot after the weekends
result at Anfield. I listened to the game on Radio 5 and then saw the goals on
the ITV results service.
The first goal was a bad mistake by Fenwick, the second was a ref's decision for
a corner that never was and the resulting corner was delivered to Burrows who's
total miskick found Saunders in front of goal, in a disputed offside position to
score the winner. Again we had only lifted ourselves after Liverpool had scored
and the decision to play Stewart up front must underline the dramatic loss of
confidence in front of goal of Mr Durie.
I think we need a little bit of luck soon!!! to help us in a very nail biting
run it to the season.
I think that Shreeeves will not last the summer at Spurs, I think that the main
reason for this IMHO is due to not to the fact that Spurs are losing, but the
manner of defeat ala Feyenoord, when we spent 90 minutes bombarding the
opposition goal with huge goal kicks for Lineker!!(I can count the number of
headers he has won with opposition defenders on one hand) and Durie. I can
understand the quick punt upfield when the oppostion are caught out of position
and leaving Lineker or Durie with one on one's which with his speed are have
good results to the punt upfield against two 6ft plus defenders ala De Wolf(Had
two very good games) and Mr Method!!(Cant be the right spelling).
I do believe that Spurs fans would have wanted us to go through that's only
natural, but say for example v Forest where we played our part in a great game
but lost to the better team on the day, rather than knowing we played sh*t to
distinctly average opposition, there was at least some pride in our
performance. We played two good quick skillful front men against two big bulky
centraL defenders but played them at their game and I'm sorry but I can't
honestly hand on heart agree with the media they tried their hearts out line of
thought, as I thought that we were woeful and it hurts to say it. Christ I can
think of not many sides with a better potential front line of Linker, Durie and
Walsh.
We have good players let's play to our strengths not try to make them something
they're not. I still think we will avoid relegation, but I believe it has more
to do with the standard of the three teams below us than our play totally.
Interesting statistic, I think it took Thorsvedt something like three quarters
of the game last week before he rolled the ball out.
Finally now is the time to get and support the team, we must help lift them
especially at home. See you saturday.
antony
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45.272 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Mon Mar 23 1992 14:26 | 8 |
|
I cannot believe Shreeves.He dropped Bergsson after a perfectly good
performance against Feyanoord,and brings back the woefull Fenwick,and
look what happens.We were robbed,but there is no point in moaning about
it,the result wont be changed.Thing cant get any worse,we are getting
no luck at all.It cant last.....................Can it ???
Dave...
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45.273 | Absolutely right ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Mar 23 1992 15:29 | 7 |
| I thought the only plus we got last Wednesday was Bergsson's performance and
cannot believe he was dropped.
Perhaps we're putting fenwick to play in the vain hope someone will buy him,
who am I kidding!!
antony
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45.274 | A new signing ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Mar 26 1992 16:09 | 6 |
45.275 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | As happy as a pig in sh | Thu Mar 26 1992 17:15 | 7 |
45.276 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Fri Mar 27 1992 13:30 | 7 |
| Paul...
I'm well pleased about getting Cundy,he is a great prospect.Ive seen
him a few times and he looks a very good player.My brother in law is a
season ticket holder at the Bridge,and he is gutted,he rated Cundy a
future England international.He is exactly what we need.
Dave...
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45.277 | Only joshing chaps | YUPPY::PANES | Carter - the vinyl solution | Fri Mar 27 1992 20:48 | 11 |
|
Is there any truth in the rumour that the Totts are to merger with a
crack Yugoslavian side to form
Rapid Decline F.C
Stuart
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45.278 | Spurs finally win in the league in '92 | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | My Sorrows, they learned to swim | Mon Mar 30 1992 14:43 | 6 |
| I know spurs won on staurday, but what was the score 4-?, my sieve like memory
has let me down again.
As soon as I know this I can enter the complete list in #13.
Al
|
45.279 | | SUBURB::INV_LIBRARY | Who hell he?!? | Mon Mar 30 1992 14:54 | 3 |
|
4-3
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45.280 | Spurs missing fixtures | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Mar 31 1992 23:38 | 19 |
| The missing Spurs fixtures are
Wed 1 April West Ham @Home
Tue 7 April Notts Co @Away
Tue 14 April Shef Utd @Away
Saturday's performance was a lot better although we still looked pretty
shaky at the back, what happened to Gordon, someone must have told him
there were some Rangers scouts in the stand. I thought Cundy had a
fairly confident start but was not too impressed with Mr Gray.
This coming week will seal a lot of fates and if we can get to next
Tuesday with Wins angainst the Hammers and Villa and a draw at Notts Co
I will feel a lot happier about our survival.
At least it felt good to be smiling at 5pm on a saturday.
antony
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45.281 | 2 homw wins on the trot!!!! | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | My Sorrows, they learned to swim | Thu Apr 02 1992 14:35 | 12 |
| Spurs are finally coming good when they most needed it.
4-3 on Saturday and 3-0 last night against The Hammers. A Gary Lineker hatrick.
Gary was quoted on Radio 5 yesterday as saying that Spurs WONT go down, and he
proved his point. Good to see them pulling out of trouble. One more win and a
couple of draws should see them safe.
However it looks like they hammered the last nails into WHU's coffin last night.
They are now 11 points behind 19th placed Southampton. ('scuse the pun ;-)
Al
|
45.282 | What a difference a week makes.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Thu Apr 02 1992 15:37 | 6 |
|
Great result last night,another win on Saturday against Aston Villa
will secure Premier League Football for Spurs next season.The
difficulty starts in the Summer when we have to replace Gary Lineker.
Dave...
|
45.283 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Fri Apr 03 1992 18:21 | 3 |
|
Dave, how did Cundy and Gray play against West Ham and Coventry. Also,
what about Stewart? Will he be staying or going in the summer.
|
45.284 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Fri Apr 03 1992 19:33 | 22 |
| re-1
I didnt go to either game,so I coudnt tell you.Cundy,going by
Paper reports was alittle shaky on Saturday,but he apparently
played really well on Wednesday.I listened to the game against
West Ham on Capital Gold and Gray seemed to involved alot.
I will get to see Cundy next week v QPR.If it all goes through it
will be a good signing for Spurs,when I have seen him for Chelsea he
looks a class player as I said before.He is strong and has good pace.
As for Stewart,if he is aloud to leave,if he wants too,it will be a
big mistake,he has been our best player this season IMO.I cant see him
leaving.He seemed to sort out his personal problems last season and
has forced his way into the England set up.I hope he is a Tottenham
player next season.I can see a clear out coming.I think Ian Walker
could well be given the Goalkeepers job next season with Mabbutt,Cundy
Gray and Stewart being the basis of the team.Your guess is as good as
mine who else will play next season.
Lets hope its better than this.
Dave...
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45.285 | SUMMER SHAKE OUT ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Apr 03 1992 21:14 | 15 |
| I Think that these two deals are only the start of a busy close season for us.
We have a few targets including Anderton, Fleck, Pembridge??(Luton) to name a
few. I think that Samways, Lineker, Gascoigne are certain leavers and I also
believe as you do Dave that Walker will be no 1 in the new season.
I thought Cundy had a steady game last week, it's always difficult to settle
with your teams patytern of play. Gray I thought played OK Saturday first half
but sh*t 2nd. I think he will be a squad signing more than the star of the
team.
I'll give a match report of tomorrow's game.
antony
|
45.286 | Summer signings CONT.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Sat Apr 04 1992 12:02 | 17 |
45.287 | Tottering Hotspur 2 - Villa 5 | UTRUST::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Mon Apr 06 1992 12:03 | 16 |
| Oh fer chrissake! 2 up after 15 minutes, then we just rolled over
with our legs in the air. Could this have anything to do with Lineker,
Stewart and, according to yesterdays paper, Walsh all going at the end
of the season? In my opinion Shreeves should go as well, I didn't like
him the first time he was manager. Who could we get to replace him, my
personal choice would be to get El Tel back on the bench, but it may
not be possible with his other roles in the club. Is Ozzie still free,
wharabout Glenda? Anybody know what Keith Burkinshaw's up to nowadays,
Bill Nicholson's still alive inee? We just have to get someone or
we'll be the laughing stock of the league (if we're not already),
supposedly one of the "big five", pah!
Steve_clutching_at_straws_and_would_sell_his_soul_to_bring_Spurs_back_to
greatness_again_and_perhaps_win_the_league_just_once_in_the_next_few_years.
|
45.288 | It got better...now normal service resumes.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Mon Apr 06 1992 12:29 | 6 |
| This has to be the worst result of the season.I coudnt believe
it.Something is seriously wrong,when a team that has scored twice in 11
games gets 5.
We desperartly need a win on Tuesday v Notts County.
Dave...
|
45.289 | A win tonight please ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Apr 07 1992 19:39 | 20 |
| Well another nail biter tonight v Notts Co, and Graham Souness thinks he's got
heart trouble, Spurs have enduced this on several thousand supporters this
year. We must collect another six points I think to ensure first division
football next season, the games and where we have a chance of points are :
Game Date Points
v Notts Co A 7/4/92 1
v QPR A 11/4/92 1 ( I think the bubbles burst)
v Sheffield Utd A 14/4/92 0
v Wimbledon H 18/4/92 3
v Oldham A 20/4/92 1
v Everton H 25/4/92 3
v Man Utd A 2/5/92 0 (Utd won title and suffering from
_ hangovers)
Total 9
Not easy but achievable. What do you think?
antony
|
45.290 | 3 points. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Wed Apr 08 1992 13:31 | 16 |
|
Notts County 0 Spurs 2
Lineker 2
This should secure premier league Football next season.Another two
for the house wife's favourite.That makes 32 so far.
Capital Gold gave us commentary again,when the rest of the nation
tuned into the Manc Derby.We seemed to dominate,and had plenty of
chances to score.County are surely down now.They played with a strange
2-5-3 formation and didnt bother marking Lineker.
Now for QPR on Saturday,They have ben on a roll of late,a draw would
be a good result,nut I think we might sneak a win.Then its Sheff Utd on
Tuesday.I will be suprised if we get anything there.
Dave...
|
45.291 | Good job you've got him! | PEKING::MCKIEN | NICK | Wed Apr 08 1992 17:17 | 8 |
| Dave,
Apart from Lineker, has any other Spurs player scored a goal in the
league this season?
If so, WHO and HOW MANY GOALS.
CHEERS NICK.
|
45.292 | | UTRUST::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Wed Apr 08 1992 17:28 | 7 |
| Durie scored a het-trick a short while ago against err, West Ham
possibly? Stewart has got a couple, dunno about Walsh though. You're
right about Lineker, if he wasn't playing for us we'd been in even
worse trouble than we are at the moment.
Stevo
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45.293 | .....and Lineker has 32.(34 in The Sun) | PEKING::WILSOND1 | | Wed Apr 08 1992 18:03 | 9 |
|
Yeah but he is..........so there's no point talking about if he
wasnt playing for us.We can worry about that next season.
Durie has 11,Stewart 6,Walsh 4
The rest of the team have one or two.I think Allen has 3.
Dave...
|
45.294 | Good result.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Apr 13 1992 14:45 | 21 |
|
QPR 1 Tottenham 2
Gray
Durie
Great result,great game.QPR were all over us in the first half,and
could have been 3 up at half time.AS it was they were only one
up,thankfully.The second half was different,Spurs got stuck in and
seemed to dominate,Andy Gray,who was sh*t in the first half,was much
better in the second and scored his first goal for the club.Durie got
the winner,after a good run.Mabbutt went off and in the second half,I
was impressed with Cundy,he looks good.Ian Walker had a good game after
a nightmare start,when he came out for a cross and missed it
completly,Bradley Allen then hit his shot against the post,with an open
goal in front of him.
I dont think the ref pleased the QPR fans(Fan) there was one of the
so called mass brawls at one point,he booked loads of players and sent
Macdonald off.He also disallowed a QPR goal,rumours that he had a
Police escort away from the ground.
Dave...
|
45.295 | Safety confirmed ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Apr 13 1992 17:51 | 31 |
| Well, I think we need two more points now to be absolutely certain of staying
up, that is if Luton win all their matches. We can now concentrate on what I
think will be a very important close season for Spurs. I see in the Mirror
yesterday that Forest still want Samways, I guess his position at the club could
be in review if we have a new manager for the new season, although I wouldn't
mind a swap with Roy Keane and some dosh. We are in the market for nearly all
positions. I think Gray and Cundy will become permanent moves in the summer.
Out this summer will be plus those I think will be :
Gascoigne
Lineker
Durie
Samways
Walsh
Nayim
plus a few of our young players to Norwich.
Ins :
Centre Back - ?? Don't know who but necessary
Full back - Chap from Southend
Midfield - ???
midfield - Possibly Pembridge
Attack - possibly Fleck
Attack - possibly Anderton
Options/opinions.
Antony
|
45.296 | Clarification ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Apr 13 1992 17:52 | 3 |
| I meant Samways plus dosh (quite a lot) = Keane
antony
|
45.297 | One year on,It seems like yesterday. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Apr 14 1992 15:34 | 12 |
|
Happy Anniversary..............
One year ago today !!!
F A CUP SEMI FINAL WEMBLEY STADIUM
Tottenham 3 Arsenal 1
Dave...
|
45.298 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Tue Apr 14 1992 19:16 | 4 |
|
Re last
Another excuse to watch the video again. :-)
|
45.299 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Wed Apr 15 1992 14:30 | 10 |
|
Sheff Utd 2 Spurs 0
No further comment needed.
I see the memory of April 14th still hurts for the members of
Note 46.
Dave...
|
45.300 | Two points needed | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Apr 16 1992 16:57 | 10 |
| Well, two games over the weekend and I feel more confident about the away game
at Oldham than at the home game v Wimbledon. Luton can still achieve 50 pts so
two points deinately needed to ensure safety. I think we'll draw Saturday with a
win at Oldham on Monday.
Apparently Gazza makes his retun on the last game of the season away at Man Utd.
Let's hope they don'y need the points. It is being talked about being live on
the TV on Sunday 3rd May.
Antony
|
45.301 | I say chaps, what about some new tactics? | XNOGOV::PATTISON | Don't worry, be sexy | Tue Apr 21 1992 14:27 | 51 |
| Tottenham Hotspurs 3 Lineker (2), Hendry
Wimbledon 2 Sanchez, ?
Now this is more like it. Is the Shreeves' hoof finally being
recognised as the dreadful tactic it always was? Well there are a few
encouraging signs.
Twice (count em') Walker threw the ball out to the midfield to play the
ball forward, rather than hoofing it in the hope that Lineker (you know
that man with the reputation for towering above defenders) will get his
head on it and knock it on.
Some of Spurs's best play came in the second half when Nayim, Stewart
and Allen were making runs from midfield - I just hope The Voice wasn't
having a cup of tea at the time. The odd attack involving passing and
running may not seem much to celebrate, but after a season of getting
neck ache from watching the ball in the air so much, anything is worth
a cheer.
Having said that, all of our goals came through headers. Links got the
first two, one after Allen had put in a good low cross, and the other
after a Walsh flick on from a Gray long throw. Both these came in the
first half after Sanchez scored an excellent goal, chipping Walker from
the corner of the box when everyone thought he was going to cross.
Since this came after only 56 seconds I was a bit worried about yet
another crumbling home defeat, but the 'dons never really sustained any
pressure on the defence. Fashanu was the most dangerous but Mabbs
policed him pretty well, though Gary was embarrassed for pace a couple
of times.
Wimbledon's second goal came too late to really cause concern, though
they gave us all a laugh by sending their 'keeper up for corners and
free kicks in the last 5 minutes (I kid you not). They left Phelan
back in the centre circle while Segers went into the Spurs penalty
area (presumably for a header). I've never seen that before, but it
was quite funny.
Other stuff: Nayim had a total nightmare first half and everyone
seemed amazed when Hendry replaced Walshie and not Nayim. Edinburgh
had another excellent match - how Fenwick kept him out for so long I'll
never know. I've seen Cundy a few times now and I think we've got a
bargin there, he was very competent and provides a welcome bit of bite
to the back four, although Van den Hauwe did his best to get himself
sent off with a knee high sliding tackle on one of the 'dons.
Last home of the season this Saturday against Everton. Given their
current abysmal form we should be ok for three points, even if we don't
there's always Peter Berdsley's haircut to take the p*ss out off.
Adrian Pattison
|
45.302 | Another One! Thats 3.... | XSTACY::PATTISON | Tree! | Tue Apr 21 1992 19:39 | 1 |
|
|
45.303 | The Match ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Apr 23 1992 13:44 | 8 |
| Two things, I think the Man Utd game is going to be live on Sunday 3rd, at
least it makes up a bit for the lack of ticket allocation.
Second, how about a 5aside or something v the Arsenal noters. I've has a chat
with Mr McCabe and I think we could organise a hall or pitch in London for an
evening after work. What do you think.
antony
|
45.304 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri Apr 24 1992 12:37 | 5 |
| Antony...
I'll play,but we might have a problem getting up 5 players,there
doesnt seem to be 5 THFC noters in here.
Dave...
|
45.305 | Storming up to mid-table | XNOGOV::PATTISON | Don't worry, be sexy | Fri Apr 24 1992 13:00 | 9 |
| Well I'm out in the sticks of DeathPark, but if you're short of a player
I'll come up and meet some fellow Totts. This place seems a bit short
on people who appreciate the finer side of football (Terry Fenwick
apart!).
So farewell to Saint Gary on Saturday. I'll be there, let's hope he
leaves the Lane in style.
Adrian
|
45.306 | I'm game! (The Match) | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Fri Apr 24 1992 17:26 | 6 |
| .....and I'm in Birmingham, but fortunately my job takes me to London
occassionally. Let me know when and where and I'll try and make it.
PS. If I carry on eating Mars bars, will it improve my football?
John
|
45.307 | Spurs 7 Arsenal 0 | UKBOPS::RDGPH | I'll help | Fri Apr 24 1992 17:50 | 10 |
| re .303 (i think)
....Hello Birmingham can we have your points please.
Up here on the hill called Shire Hall, there are two Spurs fans, who
although late in making there appearance known, could be very useful
when playing five aside with the Arsenal noters.
Send us a mail on a details, or I'll wait for the notes infor.....
|
45.308 | "The Match"progresses. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Apr 24 1992 18:41 | 4 |
| Thanks for the response, Mike and I have enlarged the idea, see note 203, to
something more like a Noters 5-aside cup.
antony
|
45.309 | Remember Danny Blanchflower | R2ME2::HINXMAN | I'll just sit here and rust | Fri Apr 24 1992 23:53 | 7 |
| re .306
> PS. If I carry on eating Mars bars, will it improve my football?
Stick to Shredded Wheat.
Tony
|
45.310 | Clear the decks | XNOGOV::PATTISON | Don't worry, be sexy | Mon Apr 27 1992 21:35 | 34 |
| Spurs 3 Allen, Minton, Stewart
Everton 3 Beardsley 2, ?
Virtually a full house to say goodbye to Saint Gary and Fat Boy and
good riddence to a bloody awful season. And how where we repaid?
Well 3 goals in the first half when Everton looked as if they were as
bad as their resent record suggests, followed by 3 goals in the second
when we were as bad as our resent record suggest.
Everton looked determined to gift Gary a goal but he declined the
offer several times (what a nice man).
What the **** happened at half time? Another good team talk from The
Voice? All I can say is that we were uniformly awful, except maybe
Walker who prevented further embarrasment. I suppose that at least
when we play crap, we play crap as a team.
As for the so-called `parade' after the match to say thank you for your
support, I don't think waiting 15 minutes to have the team wander into
the centre circle and wave for a minute constitutes much gratitude
towards the people who pay their wages.
Thank God (who is alive and living in Swindon), that it's nearly over.
Time for a clear out, and NO MORE HOOFING.
According to one of the fanzines, Clemence (running the reserves at the
moment) may be a good bet for next manager. Maybe not the best
solution, but anythings better than what we've got now.
Have we got a team for for 5-a-side yet?
Adrian
|
45.311 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Apr 28 1992 13:43 | 15 |
|
There have been reports over the last week or so in the Daily Express
that Spurs will definatly bid for Hugo Sanchez from Real Madrid in the
Summer.Sanchez wont play for Real again as he has been in dispute with
the Chairman.
Also Teletext reported that Spurs will sign Mark Pembridge from Luton
if they go down on Saturday.There are a few clubs in for apparently.
Looks like it will be a busy summer in the transfer market...
Paul Gascoigne plays for the reserves today,against the A team at
Mill Hill.
Dave...
|
45.312 | !@#$%^& | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | | Tue Apr 28 1992 14:27 | 10 |
|
Dave..
Didn't Sanchez score the winner in the F.A Cup final
against Liverpool.
|
45.314 | We'll have to pay a few quid | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Apr 28 1992 15:00 | 4 |
| Well, Hugo Sanchez would be a scoop, I wouldn't like to guess his wage demands.
I think Pembridge is a definate target as is more likely Fleck.
antony
|
45.315 | Movin' and shakin' | XNOGOV::PATTISON | Don't worry, be sexy | Tue Apr 28 1992 16:42 | 18 |
| A while ago Spurs seemed interested in Daren Anderton from Portsmouth
as well. I didn't think much of Fleck when I saw him against us in the
league and Rumblelows. I think there were a couple of not too
complementary comments about Sanchez on Standing Room Only last night,
but only to the effect that he kicked people now and again (remind you
of any Mars bar eating (ex-)Spurs midfielder? The Totts have always
gone for the spectacular buy from abroad tho'.
If Vinny Sideways goes to Forest, we might get Roy Keane as a part ex.
It looks as if we'll see a very different Spurs team start next season.
Gazz was kicking about before the match on Saturday, looked a lot more
mobile than when he last was out.
Is the Man U match on the box or not now?
Adrian
|
45.316 | "Let's get it right" | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Apr 28 1992 17:34 | 33 |
| The trouble is we keep having to go through this cycle of
selling/buying each couple of seasons, and it has been reinforced that
keep changing the team ala Man Utd, Blackburn is not the easy recipe to
success.
I must admit I was hoping to see a few younger players brought out into
the first team after first division status was ensured but Shreeves only
brought the lad Minton? out last Saturday. We must also give a proper
chance to our young players ala Scott Houghton to shine.
I think Hugo Sanchez must be older than Lineker, I don't think he is
really the answer to our needs. Again the lad we got from Dundee last
year, John Hendry looks a very good prospect as I'm sure Charlton
supporters will tell you as he played their on loan this year. If
Venables is really serious about wanting to build the right team here
and wants to buy an elder player then Waddle is on the market, I know
he's old but there arent many players of his ability around. I think as
well as Linker, Mr Durie is on his way home as will probably Nayim. It
has been rumoured Walsh wants to go abroad. If this is a buy/sell close
season then lets get it right and build this team for a good few years
to come. I would imagine Anderton is still a target, Venables relations
with Portsmouth Chairman Jim Gregory(Ex QPR Owner) woulkd help but I
think Liverpool will be pretty keen, never mind him the lad Awford at
the back looked pretty damned good and he is only 19/20.
We will definitely enter a Hotspurs Noters team in the tournament when
it gets of the ground.
antony
antony
|
45.317 | Transfers | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Fri May 01 1992 15:36 | 7 |
| Read in todays papers that Tottenham & Rangers have agreed to exchange
Gordon Durie for Scott Nisbet, Ian Ferguson + CASH !!!
Not a bad deal, but aren't we getting a few too many Scots in the
team ?
Rob..
|
45.318 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri May 01 1992 17:08 | 12 |
|
Ian ferguson is a midfielder isnt he,what about Nisbet....whats he
like,where does he play ???.I would have prefered a straight swap for
Mark Hately,but I doubt Rangers would have parted with him.
Man Utd tomorrow,and the Gary Lineker's last game for Spurs,lets hope
he can go out on a high.I hope it is also Peter Shreeves' last game in
charge of Spurs aswell.
Good riddance to a sh*t season.
Dave...
|
45.319 | | MASALA::SNEIL | I do not look like Harry Enfield | Fri May 01 1992 18:08 | 8 |
|
Scot Nisbet is.......keen,He usually plays at the back but will give
100% where ever he plays,started at Rangers as a striker.
Ferguson is a a dumplin,he had a great game against yous a few years
back but never really got his act to getter.
I'll be sorry to see Nisbet go.
SCott
|
45.320 | Another season over with. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue May 05 1992 14:35 | 21 |
|
Man Utd 3 Spurs 1
Lineker
This just about sums up our season.......Gary Lineker scored and
Spurs lost.
Oh well Gary Linejer has gone now,Paul Gascoigne will go in a couple
of weeks,now the rebuilding starts hopefully.
Plenty of rumours about players leaving and players signing.Paul
Stewart to Man Utd,in exchange for Neil Webb + cash.Dean Holdsworth
from Brentford,and continual rumours about Mark Hughes...lets hope that
one is just paper talk.
Also,Terry Venables could be coming back to manage the team,with
Shreeves staying as coach.......we will see what the next few weeks
bring.
Dave...
|
45.321 | Bye, bye Peter, bye, bye Peter | XNOGOV::PATTISON | Don't worry, be sexy | Tue May 05 1992 15:57 | 20 |
| Well, thanks for the info on Vennables possibly coming back as manager,
I saw the headline but didn't read the story. I really hope that
Shreeves doesn't stay on in any capacity. The long-ball game that he
must take resposiblity for is just not the Tottenham way. It's fine
for a middle of the the table mediocre team (which just about sums us
up this year) but we should have more ambition than that.
At least Vennables has shown he can motivate a team, but he was the one
who appointed The Voice afterall.. Now if we had Ossie or Glenda as
assistant we could start next season with a reasonable amount of hope
in our hearts.
I wouldn't blame Stewie for going to Man Utd, he'd fit in well there
and would stand a good chance of honours. It would be shame tho', he's
been the outstanding player for us this year, without him and a timely
return to goalscoring by Lineker I think we would've been looking at
life in Div Two (or is it One now?).
Adrian
|
45.322 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Tue May 05 1992 20:16 | 3 |
|
Is it really true about Hughes coming to WHL? I can't decide whether
it would be a good for Spurs or not.
|
45.323 | "NOT" | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Wed May 06 1992 12:20 | 7 |
| Re-1
Try the "not".We dont want him,he's well over rated.He doesnt score
enough goals anyway.One overhead kick and a briiliant volley a season
wont be enough,theyve only just realised at Old Trafford.
Dave...
|
45.324 | A balanced view, eh chaps ? | ANNECY::ROWLAND_A | a slip of the tongue | Wed May 06 1992 12:34 | 8 |
|
Hang on, I think you're forgetting a couple of things :-
a) All those penalties you'll be getting, and
b) The opportunity to play against ten men every week ;-)
Adam.
|
45.325 | hughes...no chance | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Wed May 06 1992 15:56 | 11 |
| Can you imagine the cleaning bill each game if both Hughes & Nayim were
playing.....we'd definately go bust...
Hughes is so overrated, after the stick he was getting at Old Trafford
last Saturday...even after scoring a couple of goals.
I heard a rumour that Spurs are talking to Martin O'Niell (sp?) about
the manager job....?
Rob..
|
45.326 | is this true???? | MACNAS::MJGREANEY | What's another year? | Wed May 06 1992 16:32 | 3 |
| re:-1
Martin O'Neill,the former FOREST maestro????
|
45.327 | | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Wed May 06 1992 17:24 | 3 |
|
re last......the very same !!!
|
45.328 | | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Wed May 06 1992 19:19 | 4 |
| Martin O'Neill, currently Manager of Wycombe, newly promoted to Division er,
3!
grahame
|
45.329 | Nope !! | CHEFS::HOUSEB | | Thu May 07 1992 17:36 | 17 |
|
Graeme,
Wycombe are newly promoted to Div 3 ?????
I don't think so - they finished second in the conference on goal
difference behind Colchester and although Aldershot dropped out of the
League said they would still only promote 1 conference team this year
with one up next year with no relegation again to make the numbers up.
I know Martin O'Neill was whining on about how Wycombe should be
promoted this year because they came so close but I thought the league
stressed they didn't have a chance.
In the words of Alex Ferguson - "A miss is as good as a mile"
Brian
|
45.330 | Er, just testing . . . | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Thu May 07 1992 18:01 | 0 |
45.331 | Come on you Spurs !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon May 11 1992 16:57 | 19 |
| Last week also saw some newspaper gossip linking Fleck to us. Apparently he was
spotted with his wife and agent in Scribes West, Vegetables exclusive WestEnd
club. There was a press dinner going on at the same time and as soon as he
realised Fleck left sharpish!! We are supposedly in competition with Chelsea for
his signature. The Durie transfer is on/off, with Hateley now wanting to stay in
Glasgow they might not need Durie so much. I think a Durie/fleck combination
might work quite well. No one would understand a word they were saying. We have
also been linked to Leicester's centre half Walsh. In TVS land the play off
match Leicester/Cambridge was on TV yesterday and he looked a decent centre
half, put a beauty elbow ala Gazza into Dion Dublin.
Secondly the Noters tournament is now arranged for 13th June in Reading. Could
you give me a definate yes if you can make it and possible positions(Morning
Vicar!!). It should be a really good day(especially if crowned with a Spurs
victory.!!
antony
|
45.332 | New signing at Winnersh Triangle | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Mon May 11 1992 21:24 | 25 |
45.333 | THFC | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue May 12 1992 13:03 | 4 |
| Jim, see note 203 for details of the tournament, thanks for the offer
and see you on the 13th of June.
antony
|
45.334 | One more for the team | XNOGOV::PATTISON | Don't worry, be sexy | Wed May 13 1992 12:58 | 8 |
| Well, I'm on for the 5-a-side, as well. I prefer to play forward or
right-midfield (or anywhere except in goal!).
Bye the way, Ossie Ardilles is the new manager of WBA with Keith
Burkinshaw as his No.2.
Adrian
|
45.335 | Ruddock ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed May 13 1992 13:02 | 11 |
| Well after selling him a few years ago it looks like Neil Ruddock could be on
his way back to the lane. Venners is believed to be offering in the region of
500k but Southampton want closer to 1 million quid. Not a bad signing for the
squad.
Do you think Stewart will go, I think that Webb could be a good addition and if
Pembridge comes as well then Venables might think it best to let Stewart go.
I'm currently reserving opinion as I do believe that Webb will add quality that
we are severely missing at present. I guess it depends on the deal we could do.
antony
|
45.336 | THFC Noters | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed May 13 1992 13:13 | 21 |
| Chaps,
Just to confirm our squad currently looks as follows,
Definates
Antony Ferraro
Dave Wilson
Adrian Pattison
Jim Fairburn
John Springall
Possibles
ukbops::rdgph * 2(I've tried sending you mail but it keeps coming back
undelivered, give me a call or send a mail if you fancy playing)
I'm aiming to get a squad of seven in total. The tournament is really taking
off with nine definite teams including a team from Utrecht.
antony
|
45.337 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Wed May 13 1992 13:17 | 13 |
45.338 | Opinions,opinions | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Wed May 13 1992 17:42 | 11 |
| Did anyone see Venables "recommending" Gascoigne for the England squad
on telly last night? If Gaz is fit, I reckon he should be in the 20
even without match practice - he's a sight more use than Batty!
I'd rather we kept Stewy than p/x him with cash and Webb. Pauls
distribution is a much under-rated part of his game...besides Webb
isn't good enough to live up to the traditions of Spurs. I'd like to
see someone a bit more exciting come to the Lane...first choice, the
new Waddle - Anderton.
Jim
|
45.339 | THE OLD WADDLE ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed May 13 1992 18:04 | 9 |
| If the money was right I wouldn't mind the old Waddle!! He is also considering
his future this summer as he will definitely be leaving Marseille. I think he
could do a very good job for Spurs for at least three/four seasons, he is about
31 years old I think? It's all a question of dosh!
I think Anderton is also a strong candidate for a summer bid and why shouldn't
we get both, what better player for Anderton to learn from.
antony
|
45.340 | Last night on TVS | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu May 14 1992 13:28 | 11 |
| I was watching the play off games on TVS last night and after the games there
was a story about a chap who plays for Gillingham - Peter Beadle? Apparently he
will be signing for Spurs at the end of the month. He is very highly rated and
could be a very good long term buy for Spurs, price about 500k. They were going
on saying how will he replace Lineker but in my opinion I think his is a longer
term purchase, possibly in replacement of Walsh who want to play abroad, and
will be groomed for first team action. I think it's good if the club can get
the network to uncover these future players at a good cost to the club. I just
hope the pressure will not be too much for him.
Antony
|
45.341 | The yoof of today | XNOGOV::PATTISON | Don't worry, be sexy | Thu May 14 1992 14:13 | 18 |
| I saw that Ian Walker and John Hendry both were capped for England U-21
on Tuesday which is encouraging for the future. I've seen Walker a few
times this season and apart from his goal kicking which is wayward to
say the least, he seems like a solid and popular keeper.
Hendry only got a couple of games towards the end of the season but
picked up a goal or two. He had some nice touches but seemed a bit
nervous and tended to go for the safe pass.
Paul Moran was good last year, but has been out injured for most of
this season, hopefully he'll be back next year - a good replacement for
Walsh or Allen.
Venners seems to have raised his profile a lot lately, has Shreeves
officially moved aside?
Adrian
|
45.342 | Paul Gascoigne in Sweden... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu May 14 1992 14:32 | 19 |
45.343 | | UTRUST::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Thu May 14 1992 17:03 | 11 |
| re .last
What's all this about a "Super Stadium"? They've only just finished
rebuilding the east stand a couple of seasons ago, and the west stand a
couple of years before that. Would you be so kind as to provide more
info on this please (bit starved of it out here in Holland).
Thanks in advance,
Stevo
|
45.344 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu May 14 1992 17:19 | 18 |
|
Re-1
The proposal is to develop the Park Lane and Paxton to become all
seater to comply with the Taylor report.The ground will include a
150(?) room hotel a shopping complex and a museum.It also includes
developing a station,I dont know if this will be White Hart Lane,
Northumberland Park or even Tottenham Hale,to include a large carpark.
As I said they want money from the goverment,to develop the ground and
surrounding area.I think they are hoping this will become a major
source of income for Harringay council.
It will probably take ages for any answer's,but on Thames news last
night,they did say that if THFC get the green light,other clubs will
use the same method to improve there grounds.
Dave...
|
45.345 | Fairy Godmothers at WHL? | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Thu May 14 1992 18:02 | 5 |
45.346 | The Fairy Story | YUPPY::CSFB | | Thu May 14 1992 18:17 | 10 |
| The club has been turned round with a rights issue and injection of cash from
Venables and Alan Sugar. The sale of Gazza, Lineker and other players will bring
quite a generous amount of dosh, plus we have the kit deal with Umbro bringing
in some money as well as a new deal with Holsten. I think that if the club is
run correctly there is plenty of potential for ensuring stability and growth.
Oh god I sound like Norman Lamont. The green shoots of recovery are on their
way.
antony
|
45.347 | Shreeves is out..... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri May 15 1992 12:30 | 7 |
|
Peter Shreeves has been sacked !!!!!!
No more details at the moment.
Dave...
|
45.348 | or Burky, or Hoddle, or Ossie, or ... | UTRUST::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Fri May 15 1992 14:00 | 20 |
| About time too! Get Venners back on the bench and we'll stand a chance
of winning something next year.
Stevo
Bad joke coming up, please hit NEXT UNSEEN if you're easily offended.
Graeme Souness has put in a bid to bring Peter Beardsley back to
Liverpool from Everton...
apparently he's had a change of heart!
Apologies to M.M. as I got it in before he did!
|
45.349 | Source | YUPPY::CSFB | | Fri May 15 1992 14:14 | 5 |
| Dave, where did you here it?
I'll buy the Standrd as soon as I can.
antony
|
45.350 | Radio,this morning. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri May 15 1992 14:18 | 7 |
|
Antony...
On the Radio this morning,they are already speculating that David
Webb will be the new manager.
Dave...
|
45.351 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Fri May 15 1992 14:24 | 16 |
|
Just have to enter this one.
Grahame Souness and Kenny Daglish are having a stroll down the
beach chit chatting idly about days gone by. Kenny is looking
up at the seagulls and says......
"Soony, what would you do if a bird shit on your head ??"
Grahame thinks about this for a few seconds and replys.........
"Well Daggy, I definately wouldn't go out with her anymore !!"
JN. :-)
|
45.352 | Bye-bye Peter, bye-bye Peter | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Fri May 15 1992 14:52 | 15 |
| Yep, it looks like the end of an era at the Lane :-)
The Independent has a report stating that Shreeves has been sacked, and
R4 this morning said that THFC would neither confirm or deny it. It
also said that Webb is dubious about working for Venables even though
they are friends because of his high-profile and hands on approach
(pity there wasn't more of that last season).
Doug Livermore (current first team coach) is mentioned as a
possibility.
My vote would still have to go to Glenda.
Adrian
|
45.353 | You mean you don't want Pleat again ? | ANNECY::ROWLAND_A | a slip of the tongue | Fri May 15 1992 17:25 | 5 |
|
Burkinshaw, I reckon. If he'd go back. He and Venables working together
would be a good team, methinks.
Adam.
|
45.354 | It's in the Standard | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri May 15 1992 18:27 | 22 |
| The story is in the Evening standard in London today. It apparently says that
Shreeves has been told but the club were not going to announce it until next
Wednesday as Shreeves is away with the Welsh squad.
Not really surprising, if not for the amount of home losses and league position
but in the manner of a lot of those performances.
I would value the appointment of a "Spurs" man, along the lines of Hoddle,
Ardiles, Perryman as I think that they're understanding of the way the club
works and the supporters etc. is invaluable.
I think my choice is Hoddle as I think he can still play for us in a sweeper
position for at least another two years, plus his style of play is bang on for
me.
It is only the start of a very busy close season for us, lets make sure we put
the foundations down for a good few years to come.
antony
|
45.355 | | UTRUST::CAMPBELL | Real ponies don't go oink! | Fri May 15 1992 18:47 | 5 |
| re .last
Amen to that!
Stevo
|
45.356 | Gerard McMahon | YUPPY::CSFB | | Mon May 18 1992 12:54 | 24 |
| Loads of Spurs speculation this weekend as expected. One article I read which I
was very pleased about was an article about the player joining in July from
Ireland. His name is Gerard McMahon and he is apparently rated one of the best
talents to have come out of Ireland for ages, apparently Venables broke his
golden rule and was signed on half an hours performance watched by Spurs chief
scout.
The managers job has caused all sort of speculation with Saturday all the papers
declaring Veanbles to be back in charge but Sunday went more that there would be
a manager but Venables wanted to become more actively involved. I think it would
be a mistake for Venables to take the whole thing, especially as he seems to
becoming more involved in the running of the "Club" plus more asnd more
associated witht eh premier division. I would still favour Glenn Hoddle coming
back, but it is a difficult one to call.
Another article in the Mail on Sunday said that Luton player Mark Pembridge
would be signing for Derby this week as Spurs were still waiting for Gascioigne
to pass his tests before beginning their transfer spree. Don't know if this is a
Pleat wind up.
antony
|
45.357 | Anderton to the Lane | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | You don't wanna do it like that !!!! | Wed May 20 1992 14:13 | 8 |
| It looks like Darren Anderton of Portsmouth could very soon be on his way to
North london for a fee of in the region of 1.5m ( Give or take a couple of
hundred K ).
He will be more than an ample replacement for Gazza, and he has a great future
ahead of him. I hope he makes the grade at the Spurs.
Al
|
45.358 | decisions, decisions | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Thu May 21 1992 16:51 | 5 |
| According to this mornings papers Anderton has gone away to think
things over. Crystal Palace might be in with a shot because of the
location. Looks like Breadle(?) will be joining though.
Jim.
|
45.359 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue May 26 1992 15:17 | 15 |
45.360 | and I thought we where playing Leeds | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | Little Purple People Eaters | Wed May 27 1992 00:22 | 5 |
| according to the local paper in Edinburgh ...
Hearts are to play spurs on July 27th at Tynecastle in a pre season
freindly ???
SQF Jambo.
|
45.361 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Wed May 27 1992 12:00 | 7 |
|
Spurs have signed Dean Austin from Southend.He is a full back,(right
I think),The two clubs cant decide a fee,so it will go to tribuneral.
Dave...
|
45.362 | It's going to get quite busy ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed May 27 1992 13:36 | 13 |
| I think the next few weeks will see a lot of Vegetables wheeling and dealing.
We will officially sign the Southend player today with Anderton also signing by
the end of the week. We are still signing the Gillingham centre forward and
Fleck and Ruddock are still targets. I think the key signing will be a good
midfield player.
Apparently we will play Lazio on something like Monday 7th Sept in Rome for
Gazza's Lazio debut, apparently the game will be sold out no problem with gate
receipts being split 50/50. Should make a few quid. Hopefully things like TV
rights could also bump up money.
antony
|
45.363 | New Numero Uno | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu May 28 1992 13:18 | 12 |
| Doug Livermore has been appointed as new first team coach but will be also
responsible for 1st team selection with Ray Clemence as his assistant. The
whole of the coaching staff have been moved up one and Venables has
specifically said that the club will operate in a more continental fashion with
the coach responsible for coasching and team selection and Venables responsible
for contracts, transfers etc. He has also said he wants to get back into the
coaching of the club all through the club.
Peter Beadle has signed from Gillingham with Anderton expected to sign anyday.
Goodbye to Paul Walsh who has gone in the opposite direction.
antony
|
45.364 | Any programme collectors out there ? | AYOV10::CAIRNS | Blue Period ...... Black Comedy | Thu May 28 1992 13:26 | 20 |
|
Was up in my loft a few weeks ago and found a programme from the
1962 FA Cup Semi-Final at Hillsborough between Man Utd and Tottenham.
The game was played on the 31 March , 1962.
Anybody know -
o Who won the game ?
o What was the score ?
o Who won the cup that year ?
o Is the programme (which is in good condition) worth anything ?
Enquiring mind would like to know ?
Walker
|
45.365 | Lucky for spurs when year ends in 2!! | UPROAR::SHORESD | David Shores@ime DTN:7769 8042 | Thu May 28 1992 13:57 | 9 |
|
Spurs won the game.
Don't know the score
and..
spurs won the cup
DavidS.
|
45.366 | RUDDOCK ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu May 28 1992 16:51 | 4 |
| According to the super soaraway Ruddock will arrive at Spurs for a medical
before signing in the next couple of days.
antony
|
45.367 | The Defence Rests M'lud... | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Thu May 28 1992 17:35 | 6 |
| Will the signing of Ruddock and the tying up of the Cundy (made up
name!) deal mean the end of Mabbs? He's had a double operation already
on injuries he's been carrying all season. I hope he's not going as he
is the only defender we have who knows (roughly) what he's doing.
Jim.
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45.368 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri May 29 1992 12:14 | 7 |
45.369 | Transfers | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri May 29 1992 15:34 | 14 |
| The only deal to complete is Jason Cunday's loan deal from Chelsea. I still
think we're short in midfield, do you think Neil Webb is still a target?
When Cunday and Ruddock have been signed I think it is good long term planning
by Venables as Mabbut is now coming to the conclusion of his career so with the
two centre backs purchased and the full back from Southend the defence looks in
better shape than normal. I still believe Fleck will come to Tottenham, comments
about the purchase of the lad from Gillingham about a long term prospect
increase my suspicion. I'm not clear about Durie's position at the club!
Is Samways still on the list? I still think Nayim would like a move back to
Spain.
Antony
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45.370 | Who plays where....??? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri May 29 1992 16:02 | 9 |
|
Maybe the plan is to play 3 centre backs next season,Mabbutt sweeping
???.
With Paul Stewart,Andy Gray the basis of the midfield,and Anderton
playing with a free role.Who knows ????
Spurs play West Brom at the Hawthorns,August 3rd I think.
Dave...
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45.371 | Spurs at Pompey | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri May 29 1992 16:20 | 5 |
| Spurs will also play Portsmouth at Fratton Park on Monday 10th August.
regards,
antony
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45.372 | | IOSG::PAGED | The Scheissbegleiter | Fri May 29 1992 16:30 | 2 |
| Talking of Nayim... I think there are a lot of people who would
like him to return to Spain.
|
45.373 | Hey big spender, spend a little bit on me... | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Fri May 29 1992 16:56 | 1 |
| Are the Tottenham scouts going to be present at Reading on June 13th?
|
45.374 | Boy Scouts | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jun 01 1992 12:43 | 5 |
| John, I think the only scvouts on attendance might be the one's that fiddle with
their toggle.
antony
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45.375 | | R2ME2::HINXMAN | I'll just sit here and rust | Mon Jun 01 1992 17:49 | 8 |
| re .374
> John, I think the only scvouts on attendance might be the one's that fiddle with
> their toggle.
Errr, do you mean "woggle"?
Tony
|
45.376 | Yep ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jun 01 1992 18:04 | 1 |
|
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45.377 | The Tournament | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jun 05 1992 17:59 | 7 |
| Well, I think we've got in a very interesting group. Looking forward to
meeting the old enemy from which this whole tournament grew from plus facing
the dutch side and our other opponents. Great !
Come on you Sppuurrsss !
ANTONY
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45.378 | Nothin' to it... | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Fri Jun 05 1992 18:31 | 5 |
| I think we've got a very good draw...we have plenty of time to checken
out if all the others look good! At least there's time for a bit of a
kick-around/warm-up.
Jim
|
45.379 | And we're drawn away for all matches | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Fri Jun 05 1992 19:59 | 8 |
| It also gives the Totts a chance to beat Arsenal in a league match for
the first time in xxx years.
Let's just hope that Gary Mabbutt doesn't turn up to deflect all the
other teams shots past our keeper..
Adrian
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45.380 | WHO'S? | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Mon Jun 08 1992 14:45 | 8 |
| I have been hearing rumours this weekend that Spurs have already, or
are about to, swap Gordon Durie for Mark Hughes. I didn't see anything
in the papers, but several other people have told that they have.
I'd like to take this opportunity to say I think Hughes is no good. He
doesn't score enough goals and his hair is more offensive than Stewy's!
Jim
|
45.381 | No thanks... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Jun 08 1992 14:56 | 11 |
|
Re-Hughes....
I really hope this is just paper talk.He's sh*t.I dont rate him at
all.I thought they were looking for a replacement for Gary Lineker,If
we wanted a 5 goal a season Foward we should have kept Paul Walsh.
Dave...
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45.382 | And he's ugly | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Jun 08 1992 15:05 | 16 |
| Yep, my Sunday was spoilt for a while when i read in the People that
Spurs were going to swap Durie for Hughes, but then it *was* the People
and I didn't see it in any other papers.
Let's hope it's not true. If Durie could settle he'd be an asset to
the team. Even if he really does want to go, we'd surely be better off
taking the money instead of Hughes.
Anyone see Gazza, the Comeback? It had it's moments, worst was seeing
him on the boat fishing with loads of hanger ons, best was his crack at
Gary Mabbutt (`a model professional, everyone looks up to him, he's
going to have his testimonial, collect loads of money, then say
bo**ocks to Spurs').
Adrian
|
45.383 | Yoo cort a shark Fatha !! | IOSG::PAGED | Mr Meena | Mon Jun 08 1992 15:10 | 3 |
| I thought the best bit was that banner those Lazio fans stuck up on
the fence. I can't repeat what it said in here but it was the sort
of thing you see in VIZ every time.
|
45.384 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Mon Jun 08 1992 15:37 | 2 |
|
Is Walsh gone? Where to and for how much?
|
45.385 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Jun 08 1992 15:50 | 1 |
|
|
45.386 | | IOSG::PAGED | Mr Meena | Mon Jun 08 1992 16:00 | 1 |
| In part exchange for Beckford
|
45.387 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Mon Jun 08 1992 16:25 | 6 |
|
Or even Anderton.........
Beresford hasn't gone anywhere.
Paul
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45.388 | Spurs 4 Arsenal 1 | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jun 15 1992 14:27 | 5 |
| Just a quick mail to thank you for turning up Saturday, hope you had a
good time and Jon, Peter, Stephen you missed a good session in the
evening.
antony
|
45.389 | Transfer News ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jun 22 1992 16:40 | 34 |
| Well Venable has started his changes
New management Old Management
Livermore and Clemence. Shreeves
New Players. Old Players.
Anderton Gascoigne
Ruddock Lineker
Mitchell? Southend full back Walsh
Beedle(no relation
to Jeremy - Gillingham)
Gray(Loan deal
finalized)
Has Cundy's permanent transfer been sorted out yet as I've seen no
mention of it in the papers?
I still do not feel this is the end to our dealings in the transfer
market. Durie's future has still to be organised, we still desperately
need a player to fill some of the gap left in midfield by Gazza. If
Cundy does not sign then I feel we still need another player for
centre of defence.
Thoughts, news, comments.
I think that once the Euro 92 championship is over the tabloids will
get back to the transfer talk.
antony
|
45.390 | News...sort of | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Mon Jun 22 1992 17:08 | 19 |
| Antony,
I think that the Cundy deal HAS been finalised according to my daily
reliable source, the Mirror.
I hope that Durie stays although his scoring averages will have to
match his injury averages if he is to make the impact that we need up
front.
Noticed in town today that the new video for 91-92 has been released
along with a new Lineker tribute. The goals in the former come from the
League, ECWC, and Rumbelows Cup...lucky really 'cos an FA cup video
would be somewhat short! Both videos run for 85 minutes and the Lineker
one includes all his goals from last season (so the cover says anyway).
I think we need another striker as well as a Gaz replacement. Anderton
nor Durie are prolific scorers...maybe Breadle(sp) is.
Jim.
|
45.391 | You pick the 1st half team, I'll do the 2nd | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Tue Jun 23 1992 13:21 | 15 |
| Well, I can't say I'm really thrilled at the prospect of Clemence and
Livermore and Venners in charge.. I mean, which one are we to blame
when things go wrong!
I guess Livermore and Clemence will be doing the tactics and team
selection with Venables getting involved in buying and selling. Sounds
a bit like management by committee to me. I just hope that they have a
commitment to playing football the Tottenham way, which was sadly
lacking at the Lane last year.
Having said that, we've picked up a few interesting players and
hopefully Venables will pull off some surprise signing of a creative
midfielder before the start of the season.
Adrian
|
45.392 | Transfer details | YUPPY::CSFB | | Tue Jun 23 1992 13:34 | 16 |
| Last night's ceefax said that the football transfer tribuneral has set
the Southend player Dean Austin for 325,000 with another 150,000
forthcoming dependant on number of games he plays and possible
international appearances. We will pay 150,000 to Gillingham for Beedle
and Gray costs 900,000 and Cundy 800,000. with Anderton and including
the 150,000 extra for Austin that makes about 4.5 million, I do not
know when wee get the Lineker money but the key need is in midfield.
I wouldn't mind that Fleming Poulsen from his performance last night
versus Holland.
antony
antony
|
45.393 | Venners in Court ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed Jun 24 1992 13:20 | 16 |
45.394 | Re. 45.364 | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Thu Jun 25 1992 13:06 | 9 |
| Reply to 45.364.
I made a note of your questions, lost it, found it yesterday!!!
Result of 1962 FA Cup Semi-final at Hillsborough on 31st March,
Spurs 3, Manchester Utd. 1
As previously noted Spurs went on to win the Cup.
John
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45.395 | Was this SPURS double year ? | AYOV10::CAIRNS | Blue Period ...... Black Comedy | Thu Jun 25 1992 16:48 | 10 |
|
Many thanks John for you reply. It's great to know the result of the
game.
Without wanting to trouble you too much, would you know anymore
details, such a scorers , attendance etc !
Cheers
Walker
|
45.396 | Anyone for a Danish? | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | | Mon Jun 29 1992 17:37 | 7 |
45.397 | Only two (?) Paul Stewarts | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Jun 29 1992 19:00 | 9 |
| Could it be because of his striking resemblance to the one and only
Paul (naturally curly hair) Stewart?
He skied everything in the semi, but scored a cracker in the final. He
wont be cheap though. If he wants to get a hero from the Euro champs,
why not splash out on Neil Webb. Err, no, that can't be right can it..
Adrian
|
45.398 | Danish | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jun 29 1992 19:33 | 8 |
| Brian Laudrup and/or Fleming Poulsen please. I think Jensen resembles Stewart
not only in looks but also in goalscoring potential.
Looking at our squad we are crying out for a creative midfield player. On
players currently with us, have Samways, Nayim and Sedgeley still got a future
at WHL.
antony
|
45.399 | YES to the Danes | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Jun 29 1992 20:33 | 11 |
| Actually I was going to put a note in asking about Samways, anyone got
any news, is he still on the list? Personally I think it would be a
shame for him to go, he does have a lot of talent and will probably
come back to haunt us if he goes to Forrest as talk once suggested.
Having said all that, he had a long run in the team last year and still
didn't really produce the goods. Was that down to team tactics missing
out the midfield, the crowd getting at him, I don't know.
Adrian
|
45.400 | Samways ! | YUPPY::CSFB | | Mon Jun 29 1992 21:24 | 15 |
| Adrian,
I don't know what it was with Samways last year, he played the majority of the
season but at the end seemed very stale and still hasn't convinced me he is
the man to talk over and boss the midfield area. He certainly put on weight and
seemed to have done some weights pre-season to build himself up a bit so would
not get pushed off the ball as easily, he certainly did not get any favours
from either Shreeves end of year long ball tactics or the state of the pitch at
WHL.
I still believe he is an asset for the club but feel we need someone to take
more control of that area of the pitch, and I certainly don't mean Neil Webb.
antony
|
45.401 | Mabbutt testimonial ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Jun 30 1992 13:26 | 11 |
| Gary Mabbutt is planning his testimonial for early this season against either
Rangers or Celtic. I'm not sure if it will be pre-season or early into the
season.
Gary Lineker has agreed to play.
antony
|
45.402 | August 15th...new season,new team. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Wed Jul 01 1992 19:28 | 14 |
|
As Durie has decided that as Rangers dont want him at the moment,he
will stay at WHL,does this mean that the move for Robert Fleck is off.
Durie isnt really a 25 goal a season striker,so unless the dynamic
duo.....Livermore and Clemence..are putting there faith in Breadle,a
striker is still needed.
I think we should save the money and try Hendry,He looks a good
prespect to me.It looks like it will be 3 at the back next season,with
Mabbutt,Cundy and Ruddock.
Anyone got a fixture list yet ???
Dave...
|
45.403 | Southampton | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Jul 02 1992 12:29 | 4 |
| First game of the season is at Southampton on August 15th, hopefully we'll get
the full fixture list soon.
antony
|
45.404 | | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Thu Jul 02 1992 15:01 | 3 |
| Does anyone have a list of pre-season games?
Jim.
|
45.405 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Thu Jul 02 1992 15:06 | 15 |
|
antony,
there was an advert on the radio yesterday saying the 'Star' was
publishing all the fixtures either today or tomorrow for all teams.
The ones I know are;
5-Sept Everton H
9-Feb Everton A
31-Oct Liverpool H
8-May Liverpool A
Paul
|
45.406 | Fixtures 92/92 | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Thu Jul 02 1992 23:53 | 50 |
| !992/3 Season
Aug 15 Southampton(a)
Aug 18 Coventry City(h)
Aug 22 Crystal Palace(H)
Aug 25 Leeds Utd(a)
Aug 29 Ipswich Town(a)
Sep 1 Sheffield Utd(h)
Sep 5 Everton(h)
Sep 12 Coventry City(a)
Sep 19 Manchester Utd(h)
Sep 26 Sheffield Wed(a)
Oct 3 Q.P.R.(a)
Oct 17 Middlesborough(h)
Oct 24 Wimbledon(a)
Oct 31 Liverpool(h)
Nov 7 Blackburn Rovers(a)
Nov 21 Aston Villa(h)
Nov 28 Manchester City(a)
Dec 5 Chelsea(h)
Dec 12 ARSENAL(h)
Dec 19 Oldham Athletic(a)
Dec 26 Norwich City(a)
Dec 28 Notts Forest(h)
Jan 9 Manchester Utd(a)
Jan 16 Sheffield Wed(h)
Jan 26 Ipswich Town(h)
Jan 30 Crystal Palace(a)
Feb 6 Southampton(h)
Feb 9 Everton(a)
Feb 13 Sheffield Utd(a)
Feb 20 Leeds Utd(h)
Feb 27 Q.P.R.(h)
Mar 6 Middlesborough(a)
Mar 10 Aston Villa(a)
Mar 13 Blackburn Rovers(h)
Mar 20 Chelsea(a)
Mar 23 Manchester City(h)
Apr 3 ARSENAL(a)
Apr 10 Norwich City(h)
Apr 12 Notts Forest(a)
Apr 17 Oldham Athletic(h)
May 1 Wimbledon(h)
May 8 Liverpool(a)
Looks like another busy season ahead but I can't see too many difficult
games having to be played consecutively. These fixtures are from the
Daily Star so who's saying how reliable they are!
Jim.
|
45.407 | errr...92/93 I think!! | JUMBLY::FAIRBURNJ | | Thu Jul 02 1992 23:55 | 2 |
|
|
45.408 | Gazza ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jul 03 1992 17:10 | 13 |
45.409 | GLL gets loadsa lira | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Fri Jul 03 1992 17:38 | 3 |
45.410 | Lentini | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jul 03 1992 19:27 | 9 |
45.411 | Friendlies... | PEKING::HUTCHISONP | | Tue Jul 07 1992 17:32 | 14 |
| re .404
Whilst I was up in Birmingham a couple of weeks ago, a friend said that
Spurs were playing West Brom early August in a pre-season friendly.
I think he said the 3rd, but thats a week-end so I'm not sure. Maybe
they don't care to much as its not the season proper!!!
I'll try to find out for certain.
We'll probably lose anyway (I used to live near Aldershot)
;-)
Peter
|
45.412 | Pre-Season Games.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri Jul 10 1992 14:51 | 31 |
|
Here are the pre-season games.....
They are all away,
25th July
v Hearts
29th
v Brighton
1st August
v Glenarvon
3rd
v West Brom
5th
v Sunderland
8th
v Watford
10th
v Portsmouth
Also the first Lazio game is at WHL on the 17th August.
Dave...
|
45.413 | Lazio | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jul 10 1992 15:20 | 5 |
| Dave, I thought the first Lazio game was in Rome with the return at WHL in
November.
antony
|
45.414 | Away first..... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri Jul 10 1992 15:58 | 8 |
|
Re-1
Antony....Yeah your right as it happens,but we are supposed to be
playing Coventry on the 18th according to .400 something,so we will
have to see if things get sorted out.
Dave...
|
45.415 | Lazio at Home | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jul 10 1992 16:07 | 9 |
| Chaps,
After the notes tournament, that we thrashed the Arsenal Noters, we said we
would have to met up and all go to watch a game, I reckon the Lazio game will
be the one to see. So when it's announced keep the diary free.
antony
|
45.416 | The Dutch 8 Arsenal 1 | UTROP1::JANSEN | Reading Blondes have more fun | Fri Jul 10 1992 16:21 | 19 |
| <<< Note 45.415 by LARVAE::FERRARO_A >>>
-< Lazio at Home >-
>>Chaps,
>>After the notes tournament, that we thrashed the Arsenal Noters, we said we
>>would have to met up and all go to watch a game, I reckon the Lazio game will
>>be the one to see. So when it's announced keep the diary free.
>>antony
Antony,
you make it sound like an achievement but didn't all teams trash the
Arsenal Noters :-) :-)
T_
|
45.417 | We talk a good game........ | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Fri Jul 10 1992 17:39 | 11 |
| -.1
Yes, you our right; I personally missed 4 goals in the Tottenham v Arsenal
match. We should have beat them 12-0, but then they have always been a
bit lucky!
Next year I will practice scoring in little goals!
Yours in sport,
John
|
45.418 | Pre-season walkovers....? | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | | Fri Jul 10 1992 17:50 | 9 |
| No one can say that we weren't generous either...we even let them score
( Did they manage a goal in any of their other games :-) )
Anyway, looking down the pre-season list I may go and see them at
Brighton and possibly Watford too. With a bit of luck some of the new
boys will play and also its always interesting to see some of the
up-and-coming youngsters.
Jim.
|
45.419 | The Gorgie BOYZ are in Town | PAKORA::CPATRICK | The BERMUDA Triangle,spreads FEAR | Mon Jul 13 1992 01:55 | 5 |
| Are any of you's boys travelling up for the Hearts game on
Saturday 25th July ???? If so,we could always meet for a wee bevvy
before the game......
SQF Jambo
|
45.420 | Ruddock not back at the Lane yet... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu Jul 16 1992 12:32 | 8 |
45.421 | Ruddock ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Jul 16 1992 15:12 | 9 |
45.422 | One more signing ????? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu Jul 16 1992 15:36 | 12 |
|
Re-1
I agree about the midfield,according to this mornings
Express,Tottenham were one of 6 English clubs after the Danish player
the Arse have signed.Maybe Livermore and Clemence are going to go with
Samways,the potentials there,but he never seems to live up to our
expectations,well mine anyway.
The good midfielders are out of our pricerange anyway.
Dave...
|
45.423 | samways ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Jul 16 1992 16:16 | 13 |
| Dave,
I think Samways has to be totally involved or else on his bike, no more sitting
on the subs bench). He is on the list but no one has come forward for him or at
least bid for him in public. I think if he does stay and still doesn't convince
everyone this season then he will go. I'm still not convinced he is the player
we need.
I'm surprised Nayim has not gone as he wanted to go back to Spain!
antony
|
45.424 | Looking foward to 15th August...whats the team ?? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu Jul 16 1992 17:20 | 22 |
|
Antony..
I'm suprised a few other players havent gone.I was told West Ham want
Paul Allen,but havent seen anything about any others.I cant see Steve
Sedgley,Nayim,Paul Allen,Fenwick or Van Den Hauwe getting regular first
team football next season.They should be sold for whatever price can be
got for them,with Fenwick getting a free.
I wonder if the plan is to throw Dean Austin straight in at right
back,with Justin Edinburgh at left back,I hope so.Will Beadle play
straight away,or is he another that will be thrown into the reserves
never to be seen again,there is also that new Irish kid,he's supposed
to be a bit special.According to the mail a few months ago,Venables was
keen to get him into first team football as quickly as possible.I
suppose we arent in the market for a striker now Durie is
staying,although he isnt really a good bet to get 25 goals next
season,I'd be suprised if he plays 25 games as it happens.The defence
should be much more solid,hopefully,and if we can sort out our home
form,we should do ok.
Dave...
|
45.425 | Gerard McMahon | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Thu Jul 16 1992 17:25 | 5 |
|
Re -1, the young Irih kid is Gerard McMahon. He is good. He's a
midfielder cum winger.
Gary.
|
45.426 | squad at present ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Jul 16 1992 17:58 | 34 |
| Dave,
There is quite a lot of unresolved business that Venables would like to do,
however with the players you mentioned still being at the club I think it ties
his hands a bit in terms of money available.
Maybe the thinking on Sedgeley is that we would not sell him until Ruddock was
confirmed. I actually would like Sedgeley to stay as I think he can play in
midfield or defence.
The squad at present looks like :
goalkeepers : Midfield :
Thorsvedt Stewart
Walker Gray
Dearden(on loan at Birmingham) Samways
Howells
Defenders : Nayim
Mabbutt
Sedgeley Forwards :
Cundy
Fenwick Durie
Van den Hauwe Anderton
Edinburgh McMahon
Austin Beedle
Ruddock ??? Hendry
Plus youngsters :
There are plenty of permutations for the first team places.
antony
|
45.427 | Neil Ruddock on/off.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri Jul 17 1992 13:10 | 13 |
45.428 | Paul Allen ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jul 17 1992 13:21 | 3 |
| Missed him out of the midfield.
antony
|
45.429 | Gazza live in two weeks time!!!!!! | KBOMFG::TANNER | We're one, but we're not the same | Fri Jul 17 1992 16:31 | 16 |
| Iam not sure where I should put this, but I though Gazzas old hunting ground
would be a good place....
Lazio Rome are playing a friendly game about 15 miles from here on Aug 1st in
a small town pop ca 30,000.... I ordered four tickets yesterday, very
reasonable 11dms, approx 4 pounds st....... It will be Lazios first pre-season
game and they will be there with all there stars, Gazza, Thomas Doll, Karl-Heinz
Riedle, Aron Winter, and some chap from Brazil, as well as two or three Italian
internationals... and Dino Zoff is there trainer.....
If anyone wants an update on the game, and how Gazza is settling down then I
will send in a small match report... Iam also sure I will get a chance to talk
to Gazza, because the fans are not fenced off..... I'll bring along a MARS bar
for the kid......
|
45.430 | Weekend press news.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Jul 20 1992 12:32 | 11 |
|
Terry Venables has put Pat Van Den Hauwe and Gudni Bergsson on the
transfer list.This could be the start of a clear out,with a few others
to follow.
The Ruddock saga should be settled one way or the other this
week,it seems he is training with Tottenham at the moment,as in an
Interview with Darren Anderton in the Express yesterday,he said he was
one of 4 newcomers at the club who started traing a week early.
Dave...
|
45.431 | C'mon Ye Hearts | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | The BERMUDA Triangle,spreads FEAR | Mon Jul 20 1992 14:36 | 5 |
| Tottenham play Hearts at Tynecastle park on Saturday 27th July.
SQF Jambo
|
45.432 | bergsson ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jul 20 1992 16:08 | 20 |
45.433 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Jul 20 1992 17:28 | 10 |
45.434 | JIMMY GREAVES | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Jul 21 1992 15:44 | 15 |
| James Greaves Esq has an article in today's Mirror stating the fact that he
believes Spurs will go down this season. It seems that "Our Jim" does not
particularly have an fondness left for his old club and is according to the
paper not on the best of terms with our chief exec. El Tel.
This prediction from one of the countries most knowledgeable football pundits
outside of elton Welsby obviously means black clouds over WHL this season.
HA HA HA !!!
We must be in for a good season now.
Antony
|
45.435 | News....BAD | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Wed Jul 22 1992 12:25 | 18 |
45.436 | Bad news alright! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed Jul 22 1992 12:55 | 12 |
| Well I think the family pressure on Stewart has proven too much to bear
probably. I know his family have moved back North a while ago and he has
strange travel and time off arrangements to visit them. Lets hope we can get as
outrageous a price as possible - a swoop with Utd and Neill Webb is definately
not what is required. The only trouble is I honestly cannot think of any decent
midfield players in the league at present that would be targets.
I think Venables could well go abroad for this replacement! Enzo Schifo please
Terry.
antony
|
45.437 | Probably a very good offer... | YUPPY::SEABURYS | FA Cup Winners 1992 | Thu Jul 23 1992 15:19 | 4 |
| We'll swap you Dean Saunders??
Stew.
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45.438 | No Thanks | REPAIR::WILSON | | Thu Jul 23 1992 15:41 | 1 |
|
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45.439 | FYI | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Thu Jul 23 1992 16:34 | 5 |
|
Spurs are playing Basingstoke 1-Aug. It will probably be the reserves
(Basingstokes ;-)),
Loz.
|
45.440 | Spurs in Northern Ireland | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Jul 23 1992 18:02 | 10 |
| Spurs first team are playing Glenavon the first of August so it will be the
reserves at Basingstoke. As for Saunders, a good player but our main problem
area is midfield, unless Venables can get Saunders plus some dosh and then get
another player.
Trouble is the market is now totally OTT so we could not afford even an average
player. I still think if Venables has a target for midfield he will come out of
Europe.
antony
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45.441 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu Jul 23 1992 18:28 | 18 |
|
Vinny Samways has apparently asked to be taken of the transfer
list,so maybe TV has decided to give him another go.Also on Thames news
last night,Venables said that they are still hopefull Paul Stewart will
stay at WHL.
Paper talk yesterday/Today....
Ruddock will be the knew captain,linking up with Cundy at centre
back,as Mabbutt is struggling with an injury.
Livermore/Clemence are very optimistic for the new season,with the
new players and youngsters coming through,They believe the competition
for places is very good now,and that can only be good for the club.
I suppose the team that plays against Hearts on Saturday,will give us
some idea what the starting line up will be Aug 15th.
Dave...
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45.442 | CAPTAIN | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Jul 23 1992 19:19 | 6 |
| I heard Mabbutt was struggling to make the start of the new season. If Stewart
stays I would have thought he would be captain. Maybe that is the indication
that he's off.
antony
|
45.443 | Paul Stewart leaves.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri Jul 24 1992 13:20 | 10 |
|
It looks like Stewart will definatly be off,he apparently wants to find
a new club in the next 7 days,or as quickly as possible.There are
reports that TV is trying to set up a swap deal with Teddy
Sheringham,although I'd be suprised if this goes through as Nottingham
isnt exactly the North West,and it seemd Stewart wife wants to live in
that area.
Dave...
|
45.444 | Stewart | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jul 24 1992 13:48 | 16 |
| I also saw the piece in the Sun about Stewart. It certainly seems he has made
his mind up to go. I think he wants a Manchester or Scouse club as this is the
area of the country he wants to get back to. Mind you nothing is certain with
Stewart as exactly the same problem happened last year and it was resolved. I
really don't see Forest as an option as it's not going where Stewart wants to.
Sheringham is probably a better choice than Saunders age and price wise although
I think at the right price either player would be a welcome addition to our
strike force as I do not see Durie as a twenty five goals a year man.
However, this really compounds our midfield problem!!!!
Samways has come off the list and Ruddock is favourite to be captain.
antony
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45.445 | homesick spurs | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Fri Jul 24 1992 17:17 | 10 |
| We seem to have this problem every 3/4 months with stewy , I wish he
could just make up his mind what / where he wants to be.
We always seem to get the "homesick" players , remember another sad
loss in r. gough - never properly replaced , + now the durie story is
raising its ugly head again.
davew.
btw re: -2 dave wilson - i work with george king, hello.
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45.446 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri Jul 24 1992 17:46 | 8 |
|
Re-1
Hello Dave...
Dave...
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45.447 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Jul 27 1992 12:26 | 11 |
|
First friendly ended in a 2-1 win at Hearts,two goals for Gordon Durie
(1 pen).
More transfer speculation,Paul Stewart will sign for Liverpool,early
this week,and Spurs are on the verge of signing Teddy Sheringham,from
Forest,both deals could go through today.
Dave...
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45.448 | Tell me its not True .... | UPROAR::SHORESD | David Shores@ime DTN:7769 8042 | Mon Jul 27 1992 15:12 | 10 |
|
Re Teddy to Spurs....
Is this True? Is the source reliable (hope not! 8-) )
What sort of price is being mentioned ?
DavidS.
(a depressed Forest Fan if the story is true)
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45.449 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Jul 27 1992 15:20 | 7 |
45.450 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Jul 27 1992 16:49 | 10 |
45.451 | R U Shaw ? | EVOSG1::CHALLONER | Dave Challoner @EVO 7 858 2128 | Mon Jul 27 1992 17:30 | 10 |
45.452 | | REPAIR::WILSON | | Mon Jul 27 1992 17:44 | 8 |
|
Re-1
Maybe he will play tonight,he apparently(according to this mornings
Sun) flew out yesterday to join up with the other Liverpool players,so
he must be playing tonight.
Dave...
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45.453 | Midfield - where is it ?? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jul 27 1992 17:49 | 18 |
| Dave,
What radio did you here it on. I looked in the Evening Standard at
lunchtimne and there was no news. I expect I'll have to wait for later
editions. The move for Sherringham means that the lad from Gillingham
is not ready to be thrown into the fray.
Still does not stop the basic question of who the hell plays in
midfield, even more so that Stewart has gone and a sad loss it is as he
was the one guy in the team with a bit of commitment to the cause and
helped us through many games last season. We have Samwyas of the lisdt
but I feel that our "creative" players our lacking at the club. That
doesn't mean buying Neil Webb, in the words of Mike McCabe, founder
member of the Neil Webb fan club "he's fat. he's round he's not worth
half a crown, Neil Webb, Neil Webb. If nothing else it jusdt shows how
old Mike is.
Antony
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45.454 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Jul 27 1992 18:07 | 11 |
45.455 | SHERRINGHAM ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jul 27 1992 18:17 | 11 |
45.456 | A shame to see Stewart go | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Jul 27 1992 18:18 | 16 |
| Hey it's not so bad - we played most of last season by hoofing the ball
and missing out the midfield, why bother to spend on players that
aren't gonna get a kick.
Seriously, Stewie is gonna be badly missed, my player of the year last
season. The midfield is really light. I don't really know much about
any of the players coming through the youth or reserves, I guess we
must have faith in TV. I wouldn't be surprised if he splashes out on a
glamour boy from the continent.
Read something about Paul Allen going to West Ham in exchange for
Martin Allen. Anyone heard about that?
Adrian
|
45.457 | | YUPPY::PANES | Accidental death of an anti-christ | Mon Jul 27 1992 18:43 | 11 |
| <<< Note 45.455 by LARVAE::FERRARO_A >>>
-< SHERRINGHAM ! >-
>world's best Under 21's/23's(never remember which) are playing and snatched a
>bargain but never mind.
I believe that it is under 22.
Stuart
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45.458 | | TRUCKS::SANT | lurching from disaster to apocalypse.. | Mon Jul 27 1992 19:14 | 7 |
|
Hey, Ant! What's this about Brighton on Wednesday?
Fancy a lift in return for a share of the gas? I'll go along with
you if you promise to only talk about football 8-)
Andy.
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45.459 | Man Utd | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Jul 27 1992 19:36 | 3 |
| You mean no Man Utd talk then. I'll give you a call.
antony
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45.460 | Abit previous.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Jul 28 1992 14:22 | 8 |
|
Spurs havent signed Sheringham,He is on tour with Forest in
Ireland,and negotiations are still going on between Forest and
Tottenham.We'll probably have to wait until they come back off tour
until anything further happens.
Dave...
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45.461 | | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | | Thu Jul 30 1992 17:52 | 13 |
| Stewy had a bit of a nightmare playing for Liverpool last night getting
booked and scoring an own goal. I hope that if we buy a direct
replacement for him that we do it pre-season and don't wait until a
"real" game!!
IMHO Sherringham isn't that good a player so I personally won't be
disappointed if we don't land him. He plays a lot like Durie from what
I saw on tv last year even though he did score a few goals. Maybe I'll
be proved wrong...if its at WHL I'll happily swallow my words.
Any news from the Brighton game Antony?
Jim.
|
45.462 | News..... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri Jul 31 1992 12:43 | 13 |
|
Spurs drew 1-1 at Brighton,with Vinny Samways getting the goal.I
didnt go but according to the Spurs line,Tottenham played very well in
the first half,and should have been 3 or 4 up at half time.In the
second half there were 6(?) substitutions,and Spurs didnt play that
well,and were caught appealing for offside when Brighton scored.
The Sheringham deal is off according to yesterdays Ceefax,Forest
have pulled out at the last minute due to not being able to get a
replacemant.
Dave...
|
45.463 | RE: News | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jul 31 1992 12:59 | 12 |
45.464 | | TRUCKS::SANT | lurching from disaster to apocalypse.. | Fri Jul 31 1992 17:33 | 9 |
|
Don't lie, Ferraro, the G-Gs had nothing to do with it 8-) 8-)
(self-preservation more like it!!)
But don't worry, Ant....I won't spill the beans ;-)
When you going to contact me about the Pompey/Spurs/Villa game?
Andy.
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45.465 | Self Preservation | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Jul 31 1992 18:11 | 8 |
| Andy...
Absolutely true, preparing for the gee-gee's with the missus holding a rolling
pin to my head if I went to the game. I'll settle for the Pompey game on the
10th at Fratton, KO 7.30pm I reckon toget to the ground by 6pm and a few beers
in the Rutland Arms and stroll to the gams about 7.25pm.
antony
|
45.466 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Aug 03 1992 12:39 | 9 |
|
Spurs beat Glenavon 1-0 on Saturday,another goal for Vinny
Samways,apparently Neil Ruddock picked up an injury,which was thought
to be serious,but he is ok.
A Spurs XI also beat Basingstoke town 3-1.
Dave...
|
45.467 | Another convincing win... | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | | Mon Aug 03 1992 17:03 | 17 |
| Over the weekend Brian Clough was reported to say something like:
"I hope Tottenham don't think we've been messing them about"
concerning the Sherringham deal. As Clough is not hiding the fact
that he is looking for a striker, this could mean that the clubs could
yet come to an agreement.
A 1-0 against Glenavon(?) is hardly convincing stuff although Samways
seems to have his scoring head on. According to some of Sundays papers
Spurs were quite lethargic and they are hardly likely to set the
`Premier' League alight. Do we expect them to?
Hopefully, we still have something up the sleeve...maybe we should have
put in a bid for Maradona!
Jim.
|
45.468 | PRE-SEASON GOSSIP | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Aug 03 1992 17:19 | 18 |
| Well the win on Saturday sets us up for WBA on Monday, Sunderland on Wednesday,
Watford next Saturday finishing the friendlies off with Portsmouth next Monday
evening.
Vinnie Samways joint top scorer - things must be bad.
I'll be at Watford and Pompey if anyone fancies the journey down to the south
coast - I know this nice little boozer.
On Sherringham, Forest are talking about Saunders of Stewartpool and the Smith
of Arsenal as a replacement so a solution all round, I think, will happen
before the season starts. Apparently the situation for Sherringham is the same
as Stewart and Gough but in this case his family want to come back to London.
antony
|
45.469 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Aug 04 1992 12:36 | 8 |
|
Spurs beat West Brom 2-0 last night with goals from John Hendry and
Nayim.
Although its nothing spectacular,atleast we are unbeaten so far in
the pre-season games.
Dave...
|
45.470 | Hendry | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Aug 04 1992 13:40 | 9 |
| Good to see John Hendry playing as I rate him. I forgot about Nayim totally. He
can play really well as per semi and final FA cup 91, but more usually gets
himself tangled up.
The show rolls on to Sunderland tomorrow.
Can't wait for the season to start.
antony
|
45.471 | Maybe we don't need Sherringham | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | | Tue Aug 04 1992 14:13 | 17 |
|
From the reports I have seen in the papers over the last couple of
weeks Nayim seems to be playing well at the moment...or maybe its the
lower class opposition that he's been facing.
As regards Hendry, I agree with you Antony. Maybe it's time to give him
a run in the first team. After all he's been with us a while and could
hardly expect to push Lineker out last season.
Jim.
ps. If anyone is going to Watford on Saturday, drop me a mail or
something as I'll probably go.
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45.472 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Wed Aug 05 1992 14:38 | 10 |
|
Really bad news in the Mail this morning,Spurs are thought to be one
of the teams bidding for Dion Dublin,I would prefer Teddy Sheringham
to him,lets hope the latest news on the Spurs line about Spurs not
being after a striker now the Sheringham deal APPEARS to be off is
correct.Lets hope he hurries up and signs for Chelsea,he will fit in
well down at the Bridge with all the other Jones Clones and nags that
graze on the pitch on Saturdays.
Dave...
|
45.473 | Newspapers gone wild | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed Aug 05 1992 15:27 | 9 |
| Please no. Keep the cart horses in the other areas of London.
I'll hoping to get to Watford on Saturday afternoon but still not 100% yet.
Looking forward to seeing the team in action, however the only real benefit of
these matches in respect of winning them is just the build up of confidence. The
real test starts 15th August down in my neck of the woods. I think we have every
chance of achieving a good result from Southampton.
antony
|
45.474 | Major mistake | PAKORA::GMOORE | Who killed bambi | Thu Aug 06 1992 00:38 | 6 |
|
Any truth in the rumour that Venabils is after Ian Ferguson of
Rangers?
|
45.475 | Hatrick for Anderton... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu Aug 06 1992 12:41 | 8 |
|
Good news in the latest pre-season at Sunderland last night.Spurs
won 3-0 with a hatrick from Darren Anderton.Its all going well at the
moment.
Dave...
|
45.476 | Looking good so far | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Thu Aug 06 1992 15:42 | 5 |
| According to the Mail Spurs' `sweeping moves were a joy to watch'.
Very encouraging news. Unfortunatly I'm going to miss the first match,
but I'll be at the first home game. Can't wait.
Adrian
|
45.477 | Transfer Speculation | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Aug 07 1992 16:53 | 5 |
| I think that Dion Dublin's move to Old Transfer looks like going through,
Phew!!! Lets hope this does not mean another rush of blood to El Tel's head
and in particular a silly money offer for Mark Hughes.
Antony
|
45.478 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Aug 10 1992 12:27 | 7 |
|
Spurs beat Watford 1-0 on Saturday,with Neil Ruddock getting the only
goal,and according to the papers,had a really good game.
Anyone go ???
Dave...
|
45.479 | Spurs win ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Aug 10 1992 12:58 | 33 |
| I went to Watford Saturday and thought that overall the team looked OK. It was
obvious that no one wanted to be injured with the new season only a week away
but when we played we moved the ball around well although there was a tendancy
for over elaboration.
The team that started was
Thorsvedt
Ruddock(c)
Edinburgh Mitchell
Cundy
Howells
Nayim Allen
Samways
Anderton Hendrie
There were numerable substitutions at half time, with lots of younsters coming
on in the second half and actually injecting a bit of will to win in the
performance.
The defence looked fairly secure with Ruddock outstanding at the back. It looks
like the idea of giving him the captaincy might be a good thing.
I'll be at Pompey tonight, but the important game is Saturday.
Antony
|
45.480 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Aug 10 1992 16:43 | 18 |
|
Antony...
How did Austin and Anderton look to you,I caught a report on the game
on Capital Gold on Saturday,and they said that Anderton really is
looking the part.Looking at the line up,Durie will obviously come in on
Saturday,and unless a signing is made this week,Hendry will probably
partner him in attack.Reports in yesterdays papers say that the
Sheringham deal is back on,as long as Clough can get a replacement,and
Spurs could also go for Dean Saunders this week if the Sheringham deal
isnt completed.
Good to see not many goals being conceeded in the pre seasons,maybe
Cundy and Ruddock have started a solid base that the team can be built
around.What happens when Mabbutt is fit in a couple of weeks ???
Dave...
|
45.481 | VARIOUS ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Aug 10 1992 18:17 | 14 |
| I thought Anderton had a quiet game Saturday, in fact I thought he looked a bit
in awe of it all, but maybe it was just a reaction to his performance v
Sunderland, I definitely think his role is wide in the midfield and supporting
the front two as against playing as one of the front two.. I thought the
midfield looked smooth but lacked that killer touch, plus although I rate
Hendry I think he needs building up a bit to cope in the premier division. I
think it will be difficult for Mabbutt to regain his place easily, if anyone
goes it will be Cundy, I must say that although it was only a friendly Ruddock
really looked the part. I think his stint at Southampton and struggling in the
first division have added real determination to his game since he was at Spurs.
I think that the strenghening of our front line is required but was disapointed
not to see the signing Beadle from Gillingham play and the young Irish lad.
antony
|
45.482 | Blackout at Pompey ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Aug 11 1992 13:22 | 32 |
| Generally not much to write home about. I think that the result mattered much
more to Pompey and Walshy, who looked extremely sharp, in particular. The first
half saw us again playing without a recognised striker and it definitely
counted against us. Walsh with a penalty, even the Portsmouth fans didn't think
was one, and a late second goal close to half time.
Thorsvedt
Ruddock
Sedgeley Youngster
Cundy
Howells
Gray Allen
Samways
Anderton Youngster
Lots of changes at half time, saw us draw level 2-2, two for Samways, then a
second penalty and a late fourth from another ex spurs Shaun Murray finished
the evening off. I think Pompey look a useful side and could well be playing
against us in the premier next season.
Still, Onwards and upwards and into the important games. I think Venables will
get someone up front before the end of the week as Durie's absence has showed a
real hole in the side. For this reason I was disappointed not to see Beadle and
McMahon playing at all. I still feel the midfield lacks that spark as Samways
is good but tends to delay releasing the ball too long and Gray, well, is
really not Tottenham class. Saying that two or three of the youngsters who came
on in the second half looked more than useful.
antony
|
45.483 | Sour Grapes | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Tue Aug 11 1992 13:36 | 15 |
| Well I made a last minute dash down, shame I didn't spot you Antony.
Ruddock looks like a very good buy, definate captain material in
defence and useful coming forward for corners. Samways played much
better than anything he did last season, but we relied totally on him
for creating our attacks which seems a bit risky. I hope his
confidence doesn't go when he gets back to the lane.
I was very dissapointed in Anderton, he never really got into the game.
We did look lightweight up front.
Adrian
PS. The fourth goal was never a penalty, the foul was outside the box.
|
45.484 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Tue Aug 11 1992 14:44 | 5 |
|
Have I missed the boat or has Paul Walsh left WHL. Where has
he gone ? Pompey ?
JN.
|
45.485 | And he's had his hair cut short! | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Tue Aug 11 1992 14:50 | 3 |
| Yep, in part-exchange for Daren Anderton.
Adrian
|
45.486 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Tue Aug 11 1992 16:07 | 9 |
|
I'm suprised that he didn't go to another Premiere division
team. Wasn't anybody interested ? I've always rated Walsh
as a good player who had to sit in the wings at WHL while
Lineker and Nayim were playing.
I can appreciate his frustration last season.
JN.
|
45.487 | He scored a hatrick for 'pool against Nowich when we won 6:2 | YUPPY::SEABURYS | FA Cup Winners 1992 | Tue Aug 11 1992 16:20 | 9 |
| I always rated Walsh when he was at Liverpool, but unfortunately, he
had the same problem there, with Rush and Dalglish in his way...
Then, when he was given a season up front with Rush, he never really
produced the goods...
I reckon he'll do well for Pompey.
Stew.
|
45.488 | Walshy - RIP | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Tue Aug 11 1992 16:53 | 8 |
| I think he is best used as a Sub.
He cant seem to keep up that vibrant zest for a full 90 mins , He is
best used to come on in 2half to run at a tiring opposition.
He is therefore best to be considered as a squad player rather than
first XI.
I agree with -1 though - He will be missed @whl.
dw.
|
45.489 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Aug 11 1992 17:40 | 33 |
|
Not the best of results last night,still overall the pre-season went
quite well.
Down to business on Saturday at Southampton,then two home games v
Coventry and Palace.Nine points will set us up well for the trip to
Leeds.
I woudnt be suprised if Robert Fleck joins Spurs this week,as Chelsea
have spent there allowance from Bates for the summer on Mick Harford
and some kid from Rangers.It will be interesting to see what the line
up will be on Saturday....
Thorsvedt
Austin Cundy Ruddock Edingburgh
Gray Samways Howells
Anderton (which side does he play on)
new signing Durie
We definatly need another striker,as Hendry and Beadle dont look
like they have really taken the chance to establish themselves as a
first team regular.personally I would prefer Fleck to Sheringham,and
Saunders to both of them.Saunders was supposed to have had a bad season
last year,23 goals.....???
Dave...
|
45.490 | TRANSFERS | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Aug 11 1992 17:55 | 20 |
45.491 | We'll find out soon enough | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | | Tue Aug 11 1992 17:56 | 15 |
| re .-1
>>Anderton (which side does he play on)
Meybe his best position would be in the middle behind two front men as
Waddle did in 88-89. Personally, I HATE Dean Saunders as he always
seems to score against us so he would probably score own goals!!
According to the papers the Sheringham deal is back on as Venners has
re-opened negotiations. Not sure if this is good or bad.
Pompey putting four past us isn't a good sign for our ever shaky
defence. I hope the south coast doesn't hit us again on Saturday.
Jim.
|
45.492 | 29.....he's older than I thought.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Aug 11 1992 18:08 | 13 |
|
Antony..
Is Saunders 29.......?????????,I thought he was about 27.I would
agree with you if he is 29,although I still think as an out and out
goalscorer,he would be a better bet than Sheringham or Fleck.
Fleck seems a good consistant performer,who always seems to get about
20 goals a season.
I'm still not convinced Sheringham is the answer to our goalscoring
problems,but if we sign him I'll be more than pleased if he proves me
wrong.
Dave...
|
45.493 | Happy Birthday Bobby | PANIC::ANDERSON | Bye Bye 'Pies | Tue Aug 11 1992 18:16 | 9 |
|
Saunders has just turned 28
Fleck is 27 today
Sheringham is 26
....just when you thought I'd lost my Rothmans, Paneso
Rob (aspiring to Cunno's factual accuracies)
|
45.494 | Missed oportunity | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Tue Aug 11 1992 18:25 | 8 |
| of course all this could and should have been sorted out last season .
The management knew the Lynx was off + Ian Wright came on the market
at 2 Million - We should have pinched him then + there - He will
score goals any/everywhere - even in goonersville.
I think out of Sherringham + Fleck I'd prefer Sherringham.
dw.
|
45.495 | | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | The Hit Man | Tue Aug 11 1992 19:01 | 5 |
| We got the Wright Man .8^)
Ha, ha.
Mick - so happy with pompey last nite.
|
45.496 | Gooners go home | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Tue Aug 11 1992 19:12 | 2 |
| Yes but how long will it be b4 gg swaps ian wright for another centre
half cos i reckon he hasnt got enuff of those in his squad :-) :-)
|
45.497 | Saunders ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Aug 11 1992 19:40 | 7 |
| My apologies to Mr Saunders but I could have sworn I read somewere that he was
29. Never mind my fault for believing the super soaraway.
I vote for me, a proven scorer in the City of Southampton Sunday morning
league, Premier division(Ladies Hockey)!!!
Antony
|
45.498 | Enfield 1-1 Tottenham | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | James Fairbairn | Thu Aug 13 1992 13:12 | 10 |
| Spurs drew one each with Enfield last night with Andy Gray scoring to
"save Tottenhams blushes".
In yesterdays Mirror Sir Alf Ramsay called on Terry Venables to become
the next England Manager. It would have to be part-time though!
Looks like we'll have to go for Sheringham now with Fleck joining
Chelsea last night for 2.1mill. Over-priced anyhow.
Jim.
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45.499 | Scottish Strikeforce | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Fri Aug 14 1992 15:34 | 13 |
|
Story in todays Mirror
"Spurs to sign Gallacher "
He would be an excellent buy for us I feel.
comments ?
|
45.500 | Gallacher to Chelsea or Spurs....or Man City | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri Aug 14 1992 17:05 | 12 |
45.501 | 2 million Gallacher? | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | James Fairbairn | Fri Aug 14 1992 17:43 | 13 |
| If the Sun is telling the truth (:-)) then Chelsea have bought 4
forwards in three days.
I have seen Gallacher play a few times and do rate him as a player,
unfortunately he is not a real goalscorer. I think he's more of a 14-15
a season man. I think our options are limited now though as I've heard
nothing about Saunders or Sheringham for a few days. We may have to
rely on what we've got for the moment. I presume this means Hendry or
Beadle or A.N.Other.
I reckon we'll get a result at the Dell anyway. I hope so.
Jim.
|
45.502 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Aug 17 1992 13:52 | 12 |
|
Well we are off to a flying start with a 0-0 at Southampton.Spurs didnt
play very well apparently,only creating one clear chance,but in the ned
were lucky to hang on for a point.Still we didnt conceed any
goals,Ruddock was supposed to be outstanding.
Seeing Teddy Sheringham yesterday,it wouldnt be a bad thing if we
signed him,he played well yesterday,and scored a blinder.According to
todays press,he wants Tottenham to sign him....we'll see what
happens,but we need a goal scorer quickly.
Dave...
|
45.503 | Sheringham | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Aug 17 1992 16:05 | 16 |
| Very impressed with Edward Sheringham, his goal was excellent and his overall
play was extremely tidy and I feel he would fit very well into the Spurs set
up. His reaction in today's paper is that he wants to play for Spurs and there
was also a press piece in a sunday tabloid with Ray Clemence that said that we
were still very interested in Sheringham. We were apparently fortunate to get a
point and Ruddock played very weel at the back with Cundy, why the hell is
Fenwick playing. Anderton had a very quiet game. Lets keep patience with him as
I'm sure he will come good.
A win on Wednesday evening would be very nice.
Finally I was very impressed with the BSkyB coverage of this weekends games.
Our first televised game is Ipswich Away on the 30th.
antony
|
45.504 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Mon Aug 17 1992 16:53 | 11 |
|
I was very dissapointed to see Fenwicks name in the starting line
up,with Austin on the Bench.Hopefully this is only a temporary measure
and Austin will start on Wednesday v Coventry.
Dave Woodward
Did George mention wednesday night to you...???
Dave...
|
45.505 | Just a few posers... | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | James Fairbairn | Mon Aug 17 1992 18:58 | 10 |
| Anyone...
Who is Turner who started the game on Saturday? Why did we pay 900K for
Andy Gray if he can't get into the side because of someone unheard of?
Why the HELL hasn't anyone damaged Fenwick permanently?
Is Erik injured or not match fit or has Walker become no.1 choice
goalkeeper now?
Jim.
|
45.506 | ??????? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Aug 17 1992 20:27 | 16 |
45.507 | F.off Fenwick | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Tue Aug 18 1992 13:26 | 16 |
45.508 | toned down | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Tue Aug 18 1992 14:50 | 9 |
|
Thank u moderator for setting my note hidden - I didnt realise Terry
Fenwick was a moderater !!!! - I do apologise if my note caused
offense.
re : dave wilson - I'll be outside Antwerp Arms from 18:00 wed. nite.
Glen knows me. c u there.
|
45.509 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Aug 18 1992 16:28 | 8 |
|
Notts Forest have said that Teddy Sheringham wont be going
anywhere,so it looks like we wont be signing him,at the moment
anyway.They cant find a replacement,as the Arse dont want to sell
Smith to Forest.
Dave...
|
45.510 | Friends needed!!! | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | James Fairbairn | Tue Aug 18 1992 17:33 | 11 |
| Who is going to the game tomorrow?
I'm going on my own so if anyone can put up with having a couple of
pre-match jars with a fellow spurs noter, can you let me know what pub
you are going to be at and what time.
I'll be standing in the Paxton Road end for the first time as I've
always been a Park Lane bod up to now. I'm a new member - can I stand
on the "shelfette" or is that Season tickets only?
Jim.
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45.511 | On the Shelf | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Tue Aug 18 1992 18:00 | 10 |
| I'm going but I can't guarentee getting there in time for a drink. Let
me know if anything gets arranged and I'll see what I can do. I'm
going on Saturday tho' and I can get there early for that one.
'fraid the Shelf is season ticket holders only. Fool that I am, that's
where I'll be.
Come on you Spurs.
Adrian
|
45.512 | | REPAIR::WILSON | | Tue Aug 18 1992 18:14 | 8 |
|
Iam going aswell,but I cant gaurantee what time I'll be getting there
as Iam getting a lift with a mate,and he's not sure what time he's
picking me up yet,but we are meeting Dave Woodward in the
Antwerp Arms at some time before the game,but if it will be in time to
have a drink is doubtful as we dont finish work in time.
Dave...
|
45.513 | I cant believe, i'm writing in this tpoic. | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | The Hit Man | Tue Aug 18 1992 21:36 | 14 |
| Let's make this short and sweet:
I have some relatives going over to england for the spurs Vs loony'pool game
in october.
Now i rang the ticket office and they said the tickets will be out late sept
(either 21 or 31 cant remember). What Id like to know is where in the stadium
would it be good to watch the game? The ticket price range was 12,14(i think),
17.5,18.5,19.5 So which prices corresponds to the sugguestion that you'll mention.
Thanks,
Mick. (who supports the ONLY team in LONDON & its not this ONE either!!)
|
45.514 | | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Tue Aug 18 1992 21:58 | 6 |
| Mick,
The most expensive seats are the ones to go for 'cos they don't face
the pitch. ;-)
It must be terrible to be lumbered with such loony relatives.
|
45.515 | Postman rings twice | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Thu Aug 20 1992 11:52 | 27 |
| Match Report on last night V Coventry.
Spurs were total cr*p. Not only did we lose but we didnt ever create
anything , there was nothing there - no team.
The only players that looked like they were trying was Ruddock,Gray and
Paul Allen (once Anderton - a complete passenger - had got out of his
position.) Anderton - I cant actually remember him touching the ball in
the whole game for anything more than 2-3 seconds. He also pushed Paul
Allen into the midfield role 'cos he wanted to play an out and out
Right winger so he negated mssr. Allen .
Our friend Fenwick was starting everything at the back (so you can
imagine how bad it was) but just like last yr. he took another player
out cas they had to cover him.
I didnt recog. the short haired no. 7 - he played ok but really we just
looked *scrappy* - a sad thing to say about a Spurs side.
As for subbing ian walker @ h-t - what a joke , the implication being
that the keeper was at fault for the goals. Their first was gifted by
our defence, we actually trapped a corner on the goal line for their
postman to poke it in and the second was when postie ran thru (very
fast) and buried it.
Its gonna be a *real* tough time this yr.
|
45.516 | Poor | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Thu Aug 20 1992 13:08 | 21 |
| I'll second .515. We were p*ss poor. Did we really want to win? It
didn't look like it.
Howells in particular had a terrible first half, he got better in the
second when he drifted out of the game completely. Samways and Ruddock
were the best for me. Is Anderton playing out of position, he doesn't
look like a good partner for Durie, I'd rather see Hendry up front with
Anderton playing behind them - we certainly need more than Vinny in
trying to create moves in midfield.
I think Walker went off injured. He was holding his side for most of
the first half (after the first goal).
I have to disagree about Gray tho'. He was terrible.
Things can only get better. The formation pre-match warm up looked
good!
A win over Palace on Saturday might be a nice idea.
Adrian
|
45.517 | Come in no.2 your time is up | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | James Fairbairn | Thu Aug 20 1992 13:20 | 25 |
| Re .515
Have to agree entirely about us being total cr@p. I was very
disappointed not even to see the odd flash of skill from Anderton.
Ruddock was about the only player visably giving 100% although I
thought that Samways looked better than he has for a long time (ie
stronger and more confident on the ball)
Walker was substituted at half time because of injury (side-strain
according to Today) and we were unlucky to lose Cundy after about 45
seconds. Howells didn't have a clue trying to play at centre back. In
the second half it looked like Allen was playing right-back trying to
cover Fenwick...even his team-mates don't trust him.
We either need to sign a striker or at least play another one very soon
or I can't see us scoring for a long time. I was hoping that at h-t
Hendry would be brought on but Walker put paid to that.
I couldn't believe thr Coventry player wasn't sent off for mucous-
mashing Durie even though he did make a meal of it. `Who's the w***ker
in the green' doesn't have the same ring to it does it :-)
It IS going to be tough this year.
Jim.
|
45.518 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu Aug 20 1992 14:16 | 15 |
|
So on Saturday,the idea of playing Anderton up front with Durie will
be dropped and either Hendry or Beadle will get a chance,neither of
them can do any worse.Anderton is under alot of pressure without the
added burden of trying to suddenly become a goal scorer,he wasnt
regarded as being a goalscorer at Pompey anyway.
While the dynamic duo are at it they can bring Dean Austin into the
team in place of Terry Fenwick.
I hope so......
Rumours that Spurs are going for John Fashanu.
Dave...
|
45.519 | NIGHTMARE SCENARIO | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Aug 20 1992 14:26 | 10 |
| Dave,
Please tell me your joking.
To be honest I wasn't too impressed with Austin in the friendlies I saw but he
cannot be worse then TF. Bergsson would be a much better choice.
I will not be abe to get to any games till Man Utd.
antony
|
45.520 | Vigilante needs work | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | James Fairbairn | Thu Aug 20 1992 14:45 | 12 |
| Well it seems like its unanimous throughout spurs notes - something has
to be done about Fenwick.
I'm prepared to risk my entire future for the good of the club so if
anyone can supply me with his address, habits and regular comings and
goings I'll do it. A few years in pokey is quite appealing compared
with X-years in Division One :-)
And while we're at it, does anyone know what nightclub Howells is going
to this Saturday?
Jim.
|
45.521 | Help Please | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | The Hit Man | Thu Aug 20 1992 15:49 | 17 |
| >I have some relatives going over to england for the spurs Vs loony'pool game
>in october.
>Now i rang the ticket office and they said the tickets will be out late sept
>(either 21 or 31 cant remember). What Id like to know is where in the stadium
>would it be good to watch the game? The ticket price range was 12,14(i think),
>17.5,18.5,19.5 So which prices corresponds to the sugguestion that you'll mention.
Lads,
My Mum's one of them going to the game, so if i dont deliver the goods
i'm history!!!!!
Thanks for the help
Mick.
|
45.522 | Tickets | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Thu Aug 20 1992 16:00 | 19 |
| West Stand Upper 19.00
West Stand Lower 17.00
(This is the stand along the side of the pitch with the tunnel
and the dugout - the one seen on tv. I'd go for the lower tier
as a lot of the upper is season ticket holders and the best
seats will have gone. Ask for ones near the Liverpool end)
South Stand Upper 14.00
South Stand Lower 10.00
(Behind the visitors goal)
East Stand Upper 18.00
East Stand Lower 12.00
(Same comments as for the West Stand)
I think tickets will go on sale on the 31st of Sept - one month
before the match.
Enjoy.
Adrian
|
45.523 | HELP | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Aug 20 1992 16:22 | 22 |
45.524 | Man Utd Tickets | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Aug 24 1992 13:29 | 7 |
| Mick,
According to Saturday's program, tickets for the Man U game go on sale
on Sept 14th..
Adrian
|
45.525 | At least we've hit the net.. | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | The Farewell Tour '92 | Mon Aug 24 1992 17:25 | 6 |
| Anyone at the game who could give us a match report?
I only saw the clips on MotD. Ruddock unlucky to be sent off and
Sedgeleys goal was hilarious.
Jim.
|
45.526 | Here goes ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Aug 24 1992 18:06 | 67 |
| Well a last minute decision meant an early season visit to see the new look
Spurs in action. I thought we started quite brightly. The referee started to
give free kicks on everything right from the word go. Cristal Palace looked
like they were going to use these opportunities as their main attacks and so it
turned out throughout the game.
We opened the scoring with a good goal, good play from Sideways and finished
off by Durie. Palace continued to look threatening with the set pieces but their
only resort in open play was the punt over the top of our defenders. I actually
thought our defence did not look bad but from a free kick we lost concentration
and McGoldrick stole in to equalise. This led to typical heads down from Spurs
and resulted in a variety of free kicks in and around the Spurs half all of
which were pommelled into the area. From one of these Fenwick extremely clumsily
jumped into a Palace attacker, penalty. The penalty was smacked at Erik and the
pace of the ball from his save pushed it out past the oncoming melee of players.
By this time their were a number of niggly fouls, slanging matches starting, all
of which the referee did not seem to control.
Typical example was a free kick given to Spurs sixteen yards out of the Palace
goal for steps by Martyn. There was no way the wall was 10 yards back and this
was eventually punished by a yellow card after Samways dummied the ball and the
wall encroached to about 6-7yds away. Sawmays repeated this exercise and was
then booked by the ref who seemed to ignore the fact the wall was creeping back
again. The free kick was taken with the wall about 7-8 yds away.
Second half started as the first finished with Spurs playing most of the
football but Palace looked dangerous from set pieces with continued niggle over
most challenges. This was heightened when with Andy Gray coming on as sub his
first touch was met with a kick from behind by Thomas who looked totally out of
sorts throughout the game. This then meant a mass beating of chests and handbag
fight between about 12- 13 players.
Then we had the sendings off. Ruddock put in a terrific tackle on Thorn and was
quickly up to recover his position and stumbled over/past the recovering Thorn.
Thorn then went chasing after him and slapped him across the back of the neck to
which the ref and about ten players started arguing and Ruddock/Thorn were sent
off, all of which killed the game of as a serious encounter. Another free kick
about twelve mins from time was again meet with a Palace player stealing in 2 -
1. I thought that was it and proceeded to get as close to the exit as I could
whilst continuing to watch the game, Spurs pressure was rewarded with a scrappy
but very welcome goal from Sedgeley. Full time 2-2.
I terms of plus's/minus's for Spurs then
Plus's
Anderton and Samways linked well in midfield. Anderton looked more confident as
the game progressed. I thought Ruddock looked OK at the back, he needs a good
partner - Cundy/Mabbutt.
Erik, Allen, Duris had solid games.
We fought back and equalised when last season we would have rolled over and
died.
Minus's
Continued susceptibility to set pieces, corners
Fenwick
Lack of Partner up front to Durie
The big thing this game has done is change my opinion that our most important
position to sort out is a striker to partner Durie, someone to score goals, put
away the chances as we were creating good situations.
Antony
|
45.527 | A different team | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Aug 24 1992 19:10 | 24 |
| A much better performance in all areas on Saturday. Although scoring
in the last two minutes makes it seem like we were a bit lucky to get a
point, it was the least we deserved. Palace really don't have much
idea, but then that didn't stop Coventry humiliating us.
Anderton looked like a different player playing behind the front two,
instead of being one of them. He got better as the match went on and
had a couple of goal attempts.
Hendry played up front with Durie, in the absence of anyone else I'd
give him a spell in the team. Overall we looked much more balanced and
capable.
I know it's been said before (and will probably be said again), but
Fenwick is really a liability. He was caught out of position several
times, and when he was in position he was next to useless. Still it
looks like we'll be stuck with him until Cundy and/or Mabbutt are back.
I presume we'll be without Ruddock (another excellent game on Sat) for
tomorrow against Leeds, otherwise I would have said we'd be good for a
point up there.
Adrian
|
45.528 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Aug 25 1992 14:12 | 11 |
|
I think Ruddock plays tonight,his one game ban wont be for another
couple of games.We dont have a bad record at Leeds but I hope we dont feel
a backlash from the Leeds performance on Saturday.I'll be well happy
with a point,and a win would be brilliant.
There was a report in the Daily Mirror yesterday that said Forest will
now sell Sheringham to Spurs,as long as Gary Mabbutt is part of the
deal.
Dave...
|
45.529 | Price | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Aug 25 1992 14:54 | 7 |
| I think that might not be a bad move dependant on the price, could we also give
them Fenwick.
The only thing about Leeeds is if they decide to turn it on after their result
on saturday. If Cundy comes back and Austin replaces Fenwick we can get at
least a draw.
|
45.530 | Sounds interesting.... | UPROAR::SHORESD | And now the end is near.... | Tue Aug 25 1992 15:17 | 18 |
|
Re last 2
How true is this Mabbutt - Sheri thing. Also, how old is Mabbutt ? I've
always rated him and reckon Forest could benefit from the deal as he
will help provide a bit of bite and solidity to the defence as well as
much needed experience at centre back for the youngsters to feed on.
He's also not a bad midfielder so he's comfortable on the ball which forest
definitely need when coming out on the counter. however, it'll probably
only happen if we get another striker (smith??) to replace sheri. Maybe
after his performance on Saturday Cloughies thinking of popping
Bannister in as the replacement and releasing an unhappy sheri to
return to london ???
Any thoughts ???
DavidS.
|
45.531 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Aug 25 1992 15:57 | 19 |
|
re-1
How true is it ?????
It was in the tabloid press,so it might or might not be true...who
knows.
Mabbutt has just turned 31 I think.
There is alot of competition for the two centre back positions now,with
Ruddock,Cundy,Tuttle and Mabbutt.I would think Ruddock is a definate
starter.Mabbutt might not find it that easy to force his way back into
the side.
It could happen IMO,it depends how desperate TV is to get a striker.
Dave...
|
45.532 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Wed Aug 26 1992 12:47 | 7 |
|
5-0
Its early days yet,but this is a disaster.We are struggling to say the
least.
Dave...
|
45.533 | Don't panic - well, maybe just a bit.. | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Wed Aug 26 1992 13:18 | 14 |
| A bit of a nightmare to say the least. Fenwick wasn't even in team so
we haven't got that excuse. Sounds like we were completely outplayed.
It looks like it's gonna be one of those seasons; generally average
results with the odd 'mare and goodie thrown in to keep things
interesting. However, I predict wins over the Arse and Chelsea for a
change.
The team is still finding its feet and I think we're too good to down,
but we need to get a couple of wins under our belts and keep ourselves
out of the bottom 6.
Adrian
|
45.534 | | TRUCKS::SANT | lurching from disaster to apocalypse.. | Wed Aug 26 1992 14:17 | 13 |
|
Don't kid yourself about being "too good to go down".
Many sides with that attitude have had a rude awakening, and
without St.Gary's goals this season and losing Stewart you're
going to struggle.
Three go down this year. Southampton are favourites, but picking
two more could be tricky - there don't appear to be any other
obvious contenders. Look out....
Andy.
|
45.535 | Staying Up | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Wed Aug 26 1992 14:43 | 9 |
| There are a lot of average teams in the so-called "Premier"
League, this year we will be one of them, but the potential is
definately there for better things.
At the moment the team has yet to really gel (which is why we didn't
beat Coventry and Palace), but it will and we'll pick up enough points
along the way.
Adrian
|
45.536 | Help: Please apply within... | UKBOPS::RDGPH | The Rebel (without a clue) | Wed Aug 26 1992 15:13 | 3 |
| I'm sorry but I have to agree with -2, I fear the worst.
Peter
|
45.537 | Sunday's result and performance crucial | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed Aug 26 1992 16:04 | 9 |
| I think that Sunday is crucial to our season in respect of seeing how the team
moral is. Both Arsenal and Leeds(hourts me to say it) have shown that they have
the guts and determination to come back from bad results. Lets hope we can do
the same. On Durie I think the need for a top class striker is even more crucial
if Durie is found guilty.
Come on you Spurs!(Please)
Antony
|
45.538 | Seeya | PGREEN::FAIRBURNJ | The Farewell Tour '92 | Wed Aug 26 1992 16:32 | 27 |
| Well...I'm coming to the end of my time at Digital so I'm gonna enter
my last note in here and its not a very happy one :-(
It must be a few years since Spurs conceded five without replying (1-5
v Wimbledon is about as bad as I can recall) and I have to agree with
the last few notes implying that we're gonna struggle. Remember, last
year we struggled even with the Goalden One knocking 'em in.
My view isn't just because of last nights result either. I saw us play
Coventry (which is where I'll be living soon, incidentally) and was
suprised at how little we created and how poor our forward line was.
This was emphasised when Hendry was brought in on Saturday, had little
effect and was subbed.
We need a striker big-time. Maybe someone with a lot of experience
would be a good idea as we do have a very young side.
I hope and believe that we will survive relegation but its going to be
a real grind. I see Southampton, Wimbledon and Coventry taking the
drop, but we'll be around there I think. I bloody hope not though.
Its all very well buying for the future but we've gotta
survive the present aswell.
Cheers folks and long live Spurs
Jim.
|
45.539 | Adieu Jim! | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Wed Aug 26 1992 16:57 | 10 |
| Jim,
I'm sorry to see you go, especially as you are a regular contributor to
this topic.
Where are you going and what will you be doing?
Best Wishes for the future,
John
|
45.540 | Jim | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed Aug 26 1992 18:35 | 11 |
| Jim, a star contributor in our mammoth thrashing of the Arsenal 5asiders in
June as we released our dynamic goalie who then went to torment the opposition
goal.
Give me a call on 0256 37 1176 close to the Lazio game as we'll try to get a
group for the game, otherwise save it till next noters 5aside.
Good Luck, make sure you don't get any silly accents whilst you're up there,
sorry John Springall,
Antony
|
45.541 | 8 points and mid table on Wednesday morning.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu Aug 27 1992 16:12 | 8 |
|
I believe we have drawn Brentford in the Coca-Cola Cup,the first leg is
at home.Ipswich live on SKY on Sunday,we really need a result.Then we
play Sheff Utd at home on Tuesday.We are currently second from
bottom,although that will change when we beat Ipswich and t'blades.
Dave...
|
45.542 | hope you're right | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Thu Aug 27 1992 17:31 | 2 |
|
Your optimism is to be admired, Dave.
|
45.543 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Fri Aug 28 1992 12:47 | 3 |
|
I've heard that Forest and Spurs have agreed on a fee for Sheringham.
He will sign for 2.1 million. Anyone confirm this?
|
45.544 | WHATS A GOAL! | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB | Fri Aug 28 1992 12:57 | 7 |
|
On CNN news this morning it was said that the deal should be
going through today, Sheringham will coming to White Hart Lane
for 2.1 million..
ANDY....B
|
45.545 | Tel gets his man at last | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Fri Aug 28 1992 13:26 | 16 |
| Good news. According to the back of someone's paper on the train
this morning, Venners is hoping to have the deal signed in time for
Sherringham to play on Sunday. The contract is for four years.
On the face of it, it looks like a good move, a good partner for Durie
and it also means we wont be left without an experienced striker if the
head-butting-one decides to head back to Scotland. I still hope to see
Hendry in the side getting a feel for first team football (as a sub, or
covering for injuries and suspensions) as I think he's done well in the
little I've seen.
In the next week we've got Ipswich away, then Sheff Utd and Everton at
home. None of them easy matches, but we need 5 or 6 points badly.
Adrian
|
45.546 | A butt ? | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Fri Aug 28 1992 14:47 | 12 |
| re : head butter.
I was at the game at it did look to me like Durie feigned injury.
He says the video clears him but if it does - why havent we seen it ?
It was getting very scrappy at the time of the incident but I really do
find it hard to "take on board" (excuse the americanism) the fact that
one of our players would do such a thing.
Anyone else see the event clearly ????
|
45.547 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Sep 01 1992 12:53 | 21 |
|
Ipswich 1 Spurs 1
Cundy
A point gained really,Ipswich dominated the game really,with Spurs
playing on the break.Jason Cundy scored the luckiest goal of the
season,when clearing a ball just over the halfway line it flew into the
net.Ipswich equalised when John Wark ran onto a through ball and looped
it over Walker.
The defence still looked dodgy at times,although they are starting to
get it together.I was impressed with Dean Austin,he had a good game
imo,as did Cundy.We look lightweight in midfield,and personally I
would prefer to see Andy Gray in midfield than Steve Sedgley,as a ball
winner.Darren Anderton was very quite.Teddy Sheringham did ok,his first
touch is excellent.
Sheff Utd on Wed,and hopefully our first win of the season.
Dave...
|
45.548 | | WARNUT::WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Tue Sep 01 1992 17:17 | 5 |
| To the first Spurs fan who hasn't been to derogatory about Man United,
the Spurs vs Moscow Torpedo program, played 16th Nov 1959. I picked
this 2 page prog up at a local car boot sale.
Mail me at above if interested.
|
45.549 | Gray to Go | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Wed Sep 02 1992 16:36 | 3 |
| Todays Sun says Spurs are trying to offload Andy gray already.
Can anyone confirm/clarify ???
|
45.550 | Forest hero to secure Spurs position in thePREMIER | MACNAS::MJGREANEY | Bananna Republic | Thu Sep 03 1992 12:11 | 8 |
| nice to see Former Forest Favourite Edward "Teddy" Sheringham score on
his "home debut",a steal at 2.1 million and a guaranteed top class
player!!!!
M.J. a dejected Forest fan
|
45.551 | At Last a win...and better signs. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Thu Sep 03 1992 12:33 | 28 |
|
Tottenham 2 Sheff Utd
Sheringham
Durie
A much better all round performance last night,against a very poor
Sheff Utd team.Ruddock had a fine game again,marking Brian Deane out
of the game,although Deane is a good player,he was a different class to
the rest of the Sheff Utd team last night.
Spurs went ahead just before half time,when the impressive
Sheringham poked in a low cross from Paul Allen(I think) from about 5
yards.Durie got the second right after half time when he intercepted a
back pass,but was forced wide by the keeper chasing he out towards the
touchline,Durie just went round the keeper and curled it into the
corner.Just to sum up his night,the keeper got sent off,after he tried
to dribble the ball out of the penalty area,eneded up giving away a
throw in,and then dived on Andy Gray to stop him taking it before he
got back in Goal.He had been booked earlier.
Its only one win,but hopefully it will be something to build on,there
were signs that things are definatly coming together last
night,although Darren Anderton found it hard to get into the game
again.He is going to need plenty of time to adjust to the premier
league.
Everton on Saturday.
Dave...
|
45.552 | Two wins ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Sep 07 1992 17:34 | 17 |
| Well we doubled our tally of wins for the season on Saturday. I heard
commentary of the game on Radio 5 and we were clearly outplayed in the first
half but through our newly found fighting quality we came back into the game
and snatched it at the death.
Good confidence booster for Andy Turner. We suffered severe critism for
our defence which when you think we are missing Ruddock and Mabbutt from our
defence perhaps there is a little more hope. After Sherrigham's signing we need
to finalise the plan in midfield, Anderton needs time to settle but we do not
have the midfield with sufficient quality to finish the team off, lets hope
we've got a couple of talented younsters in the background ready to shine.
Still no sign of our summer signings, Beadle and McMahon.
Coventry next game, which I believe is live on Sky next Monday night. Revenge
please.
Antony
|
45.553 | That's Entertainment | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Sep 07 1992 19:15 | 37 |
| A couple of good wins last week that will have boosted confidence
amongst the players. It was certainly good leaving the ground on
Saturday, especially when they announced the result from Selhurst Park.
Hopefully the defensive problems are just lack of experience playing
together as individually they are pretty good. (Teenage Mutant Ninja)
Tuttle and Austin played well on Saturday and we'll need them 'cos
Ruddock doesn't seem to have learnt much: he got himself booked on
Wednesday for stupidly kicking the ball away after a free kick had been
awarded.
Sherringham is going to be worthwhile buy, he's a good all round
striker and was laying off some good balls on Saturday.
I don't understand the way Samways is playing. He can really worry
defences coming forward and setting up one-twos but he (and the rest of
the middle 4) don't get forward in time to support Durie and
Sherringham. We're going to have to be patient with Anderton who seems
reluctant to get involved, but the crowd (well the Shelf anyway) don't
seem willing to give Samways the same time. Venables said that he's
never seen such talent emerging through the youth ranks, so I'd expect
to see Jeff Minton and Turner making a few more appearances this season
if the current regulars don't shape up.
Does anyone else think that all this pre-match entertainment is a
steaming load of .... ? Do they really think people wake up on a
Saturday morning and say `Oh goodie, the Searchers are doing the
pre-match at Spurs today, I think I'll go and boogie down to that hip
bunch of crazy funsters'. NOT! The reason people go to WHL is to
hopefully see Spurs play great football and stuff the opposition at the
same time.
Alan Sugar, get a life.
Adrian (arriving at the ground at 2:55 from now on..)
|
45.554 | | UTRUST::CAMPBELL | Sorry Sir. We've sold out of PN's | Mon Sep 07 1992 19:34 | 7 |
| Well, at least they're making an effort to do something extra for the
fans. I, for one, appreciate the fact they're thinking about them.
If only we could get a bit more entertainment on the pitch, bring back
Hoddle, Waddle and Gazza!
Stevo
|
45.555 | ENTERTAINMENT ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Sep 07 1992 19:37 | 6 |
| I can never understand why we don't have a youth game before the main game,
say from twelve thirty till just after two in the afternoon. I suppose the
pitch couldn't take it. It would be good to see the stars of tomorrow on
display plus great experience for the players.
antony
|
45.556 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Sep 08 1992 14:32 | 13 |
|
I agree with Adrian about the defence,individually they are all
good,but I think it's the system Venables/Livermoore and Clemence
persist with.I believe they use the Zonal marking system at the
back,when surely it would be better for the back 4 just to mark men,and
I wish they wouldnt stick so ridigley to the offside game,it was badly
exposed on Saturday,as already noted,we would have been slaughtered if
it wasnt for Walker.Ruddock is paying for his reputation,there's no
doubt he is a good player.
Durie and Sheringham look good together,and Beardsley should be in
the England squad.
Dave...
|
45.557 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Wed Sep 09 1992 13:18 | 6 |
| Darren Anderton scored the only goal in the England U21's win against
Spain last night.Maybe this will be the spark he needs.According to
press reports this morning Ian Walker had another brilliant
game,keeping England in the game.
Dave...
|
45.558 | Spurs v The Searchers | PEKING::HUTCHISONP | | Thu Sep 10 1992 13:40 | 8 |
| Adrian,
You've upset me now.... I didn't know the Searchers were on. I arrived
5 minutes into the game and must of missed them.
D*m and Blast.
Peter
|
45.559 | El tel Live at the Lane | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Sep 10 1992 14:45 | 20 |
| It's all a warm up to the the "BIG" event at the lan this year,
Terry "Julio Iglesias" Venables makes his first live UK appearance since his
days singing at the Hammersmith Palais to bolster his Chelsea income.
Singing such favourites as :
"Who wants to be a millionaire" - Lifetime favourite
"Big Spender"
"Money's too tight to mention" - Last years hit single
with his big finale tracks
"Arriverderci GAZZA"
Least that's what I heard
Antony
|
45.560 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Fri Sep 11 1992 15:55 | 9 |
|
We have 4 difficult games ahead,which will probably go along way to
telling us what sort of season we are in for.We play Coventry on Monday
night(live on Sky) followed by Man Utd at Home,Sheff Wed-Away(live on
Sky) and the QPR-Away.We also play Brentford in the Coca-Cola in
between.
Dave...
|
45.561 | Oh Well ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Wed Sep 16 1992 13:56 | 22 |
| Spurs stop a promising winning run in it's tracks with a 1-0 defeat at
Coventry. It seems it will take a while to get the front two working well
and certainly our midfield does not inspire the team as it has in the last few
years. We were according to radio 5 well organised and played neat controlled
football but lacked the killer movement or final ball to outwit the coventry
defence. Unfortunately I think Samways is a good skilful player but lacks that
final thrust forward, he always seems to want to pass one too many times, Gray
is well Gray and Paul Allen was never the skill player of the team. I think
Anderton will come good but he's an investment in the future not immediate.
If you look at the age of the players then I think it's Allen and Mabbutt
(Fenwick doesn't count) in the thirties, Gray is 28ish? then the next youngest
players are 26, Durie and Sheringham and probably Sedgeley then we have a lot of
24, 23 22, 21, 20 right down to 17.
The key to staying in the premier is taking points from these away games plus
doing OK at home(Oh shit I here you say).
Big Game on Saturday, United are apparently on good form so realistically I
think a point will be a good result.
Antony
|
45.562 | Venables for Chancellor! | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Fri Sep 18 1992 13:32 | 15 |
| Tottenham Hostspur plc announced 2.6m profit for the last finacial
year. This does not include the 5.5m received from selling Gascoigne to
Lazio.
A few players had knocks from the Coventry game (Durie, Sherringham,
Samways, +1 other), with Samways the most doubtful for tomorrow. I
think it will be a close game and Utd will find hopefully find it
difficult to score since our defence seems to be coming together after
the nightmare at Ellen Rd. Whether or not we can win will depend
taking control (or at least being competitive) in midfield, something
we've yet to get to grips with this season, but hopefully we can
surprise all those in the Predictions topic that have got us down as
a home defeat!
Adrian
|
45.563 | A Point gained | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Sep 21 1992 12:50 | 10 |
| Well a good point earned v United who apparently had more of the play but we
had generally the better chances. Newspaper reports say we are well organised
and generally break quite well. Just need to put the chances away, what price a
Lineker comeback!!
Brentford tonight at home 7.45pm
Lazio on Wed Away - Not now being shown on SKY - refusal of FA - probably goal
highlights on next Saturday's GAzzetta Italian football - Channel 4 10.30am.
Antony
|
45.564 | Getting better all the time | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Sep 21 1992 13:19 | 20 |
| Excellent performance from the Spurs on Saturday, best of the season so
far. Probably a fair result on the balance of play: Utd had more of
the pressure, but Spurs had the better chances.
Sherringham should've scored after he went past Schmeichel but
couldn't shoot past the defender on the line, and Durie had a good
chance that was blocked by a good tackle.
Giggs was good for Utd and his goal was very classy, but whereas last
year we would've given up and started to leak goals, on Saturday we
kept on trying and Durie deserved his goal. One of his best games.
Andy Turner played very well on the left wing, especially in the first
half, and Sedgley was more involved than I've seen for a long time.
We should be looking for a stack of goals against Brentford tonight,
hopefully Samways will be back and replace Gray.
Adrian
|
45.565 | Teddy for Premier League top scorer!!!! | MACNAS::MJGREANEY | Bananna Republic | Mon Sep 21 1992 14:05 | 13 |
| who needs Lineker when you got Edward Sheringham!!!!!!!!
Had Teddy scored from the effort which carthorse (Bruce) cleared off
the line,Lineker would well and truly be forgotten by the Spurs
faithful. Sheringham's vision and excellent wing play with his ability
to deliver an inch perfect cross made Durie's goal simple!!!
Q. Has Sheringham been capped at any level?????
M.J. who regrets O.B.E.'s decision to let EDWARD leave the City Ground!
|
45.566 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 22 1992 12:34 | 13 |
|
Spurs 3 Brentford 1
Good result last night,in what could have been a dodgy game with so many
injuries.Goals from Sheringham,Kevin Watson,an 18 year old midfielder
and Gordon Durie.
A good point on Saturday,against Man Utd,things seem to be coming
together.
Antony,SKY are still advertising the Lazio game,are you sure its not
on ??.
Dave...
|
45.567 | Who says you cant take it with you? | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Tue Sep 22 1992 13:14 | 18 |
| The Lazio match *is* on Sky, according to announcements at the match
last night, about which...
Did you go Dave? It was a dodgy game, even at 3-1 I thought Brentford
might come back into it. The main difference in the teams was that we
had Sherringhan and Durie. Teddy's first touches are a joy sometimes,
and Durie's goal was a classic: controlled on the chest and volleyed in
to top of the net from 25 yards. Wonderful.
Good debut from Kevin Watson playing on the right of midfield
(replacing the injured Andy Gray), and Anderton showed more confidence
and had a couple of good runs at defenders and put in the odd cross.
It was an understandably average performance after the good one on
Saturday, the players probably didn't want to put too much into it in
case they miss the jolly over to Rome tomorrow!
Adrian
|
45.568 | IT'S ON | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Sep 22 1992 14:26 | 13 |
| Chaps,
I read that the game was off in the Sunday papers but last night Spurs said it
was on. GREAT !!
Not too bad, most important was no injuries, everyone seemed to want to make
sure they had some strength left for Wednesday evening.
Three good goals, some good individual performances, and we looked capable of
scoring when we wanted to, the rest was a bit of a canter, still I think we
have done enough to go through to round 3.
Antony
|
45.569 | Injuries | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Wed Sep 23 1992 15:00 | 9 |
| Not in Rome for tonights match: Pat Van Den Hauwe, Darren Anderton,
Dean Austin, Vinny Samways, and Gordon Durie - all injured apparently.
Two away matches on the trot: Sheff Wed and then QPR. I'd like to
think we'll come away with at least a couple of points from them as
we've only been beaten once since the Leeds match.
Adrian
|
45.570 | recording wanted,if possible.... | EICMFG::HOWE | Alice in ordnung | Wed Sep 23 1992 15:14 | 8 |
|
Would anybody owning a satellite dish, do me a favour and record this
evenings match against Lazio. I'll sortout any costs.... I'm living in
Germany by the way, and don't own a satellite dish.
Thanks,
Keith.
|
45.571 | | RDGENG::YERKESS | bring me sunshine in your smile | Wed Sep 23 1992 15:44 | 8 |
| Keith,
I'll see what I can do. I don't own a sattellite dish but I know a man who
does.
Let you know tomorrow.
Phil.
|
45.572 | thanks.... | EICMFG::HOWE | Alice in ordnung | Wed Sep 23 1992 16:52 | 7 |
| Thanks for the offer Phil, but Messrs Birse and Lacey who are located
in Munich (with satellite dishes) have already decently enough made
offers to record the game.
Keith.
P.s. How's life in sunny Reading?
|
45.573 | hi keith | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Dave Woodward | Wed Sep 23 1992 20:02 | 10 |
|
Keith ,
I dont own a dish either (only 4 X cups & saucer !) , I was gonna
go to the game but the $399 cost by spurs travel ( 1 nite in hotel) was
prohibitive.
In the old days we gould have gonbe down the Crispin + watch it
!!!!
dave w.
|
45.574 | Ohne Clrak | EICMFG::HOWE | Alice in ordnung | Thu Sep 24 1992 12:31 | 14 |
| ================================================================================
Note 45.573 Tottenham Hotspur FC 573 of 573
UPROAR::WOODWARDD "Dave Woodward" 10 lines 23-SEP-1992 16:02
-< hi keith >-
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> In the old days we gould have gonbe down the Crispin + watch it
>> !!!!
As long as you promised NOT to bring Ken Clark along!!!! 8-0
Keith.
|
45.575 | Gazza's back.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Sep 24 1992 13:50 | 26 |
|
Lazio 3 Tottenham 0
Gascoigne
Stroppa
Farhi(?)
Not a bad game,and despite the result Spurs played well fielding a very
young team.The future looks bright at Tottenham,we have some really
good players coming through the ranks.
The game was all about Paul Gascoigne,and he didnt let anyone
down,scoring after 10 minutes,latching onto a cut back from Thomas Doll
to score from about 8 yards.Gascoigne played really well considering
his long lay off,and although it was a friendly,and he has alot of
tough games ahead,he was heavily involved and looks capable of getting
back to his beat very quickly which is brilliant news for England.He
set up Stropa for the second with a short ball through the defence.
Gascoigne was taken off after 65 minutes to a standing ovation.I for
one hope he will be available for the Norway game,as even a half match
fit Gascoigne is far better than anyone else at the moment available to
England.
Neil Ruddock limped off,and could be doubtfull for the Sheff Wed
match on Sunday,but Gary Mabbutt came back for 45 minutes.
Dave...
|
45.576 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Thu Sep 24 1992 14:28 | 20 |
|
It would be nice to see a mentally mature Gazza back to his
best. I was worried that there would be bad reports in the
press this morning if he played badly. He was scathed last
week due to his poor showing in the 70 minute reserve game
in Italy.
I'm happy that he played well, I haven't seen a paper yet but
the press make me laugh. After a 16 month layoff after major
repair work on his knee they expect him to run out and still
do the business. As little as 5/6 years ago his injury would
have ended your footballing career.
Did anyone record the game ? If so may I borrow the tape. I've
yet to speak with a mate of mine and I'm hoping he's recorded
it but if he hasn't would somebody oblige ?
Cheers,
JN.
|
45.577 | Lazio v Tottenham | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB | Fri Sep 25 1992 14:16 | 9 |
|
Jeff..
Does your video recorder have long play, if so I taped the
game cause I had to go out..
Andy.....B
|
45.578 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 28 1992 16:05 | 19 |
|
Sheff Wed 2 Spurs 0
Bright
Anderson
Not a very good performance yesterday,we were lucky to go in a half
time only 2 down.It was better in the second half,but Wednesday still
looked more like scoring than we did.
Sheringham hit the bar,and that was about the only time Chris Woods
was threatened.
I thought Darren Anderton had just about his best game so far this
season,also Andy Turner had another good game.Walker was excellent in
goal,making one brilliant save just before the final whistle.
QPR next week at Loftus Road...or Rangers Stadium,whatever its called
now.Another difficult game.
Dave...
|
45.579 | or something spelt like that... | YUPPY::PANES | Full mental racket | Mon Sep 28 1992 16:11 | 9 |
| <<< Note 45.578 by PEKING::WILSOND1 "DAVE WILSON @WLC" >>>
> QPR next week at Loftus Road...or Rangers Stadium,whatever its called
> now.Another difficult game.
The Subbuteo Ground.
Stuart
|
45.580 | you aaahhhhhss | CHEFS::HOUSEB | | Mon Sep 28 1992 16:24 | 3 |
| Is the game at QPR all ticket next week ??
Brian.
|
45.581 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 28 1992 16:29 | 7 |
45.582 | Flick To Kick | ARRODS::OHAGANB | Thick as Thieves | Mon Sep 28 1992 16:42 | 14 |
| re. 579
Actually Stuart, the East Stand at WHL (or is it the West? Well, the
one which has the TV gantry and was used as a temporary morgue during
WWII.......and ever since, judging by the atmosphere) bears a close
resemblance to one of dem "more realistic and modern" Subbuteo Stands
too.
barry.
I suppose Subbuteo have designed a Sainsbury's superstore especially
for all you Palace Subbuteo enthusiasts?
|
45.583 | Quicksand, fumes, toxic waste, it's all ours! | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Oct 05 1992 12:38 | 28 |
| QPR several Totts 1
It was all going so well, I was having such fun, why did our back four
ruin a perfectly good day? One-nil up before half-time, even Fenwick
(on for the injured Justin) was playing alright, lots of happy singing,
Vinny through with only the keeper to beat, swiftly followed by Nicky
Barmby missing a good chance, then with only half an hour left the
ghost of Tottenham past came to visit the back four.
Fortunately we were at the other end of the pitch so we could really
see the full horror of it all, but even from there it was bad. I
couldn't stand to see if it was shown on MOTD on Saturday, but I might
be brave enough to check out the goals again on local news tonight.
A few crumbs of comfort.... err, well there weren't any really were
there? It's so pissy when, with the exception of Durie, we put out our
strongest and potentially talented team and they just fall apart.
All credit to the R's, they play the sort of quick passing and running
at defenders style of football I'd like to see us play more often.
With Samways and Anderton we've got the players to do that, but they're
just too inconsistant at the moment. I guess it makes life
interesting.
Never mind, hopefully a trip out to Brentford will just turn this into a
distant memory.
Adrian
|
45.584 | Very worried...its got to get better. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Oct 05 1992 13:29 | 12 |
|
This was a disaster,more than holding our own for an hour,could have
well been 3 up,then all of a sudden we are 3-1 down and out of it.The
defence just fell apart.The 4th goal just about summed it up.
A week off now,no game next week,then another tough game,home to
'boro.We really need a run of wins the way things are going at the
moment we will go down,its not worth pretending we are to good to go
down,we're not.Its still early days,but we could get dragged into the
relegation battle,its not long till Xmas.
Dave...
|
45.585 | Out to the cemetary, come on everybody! | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Wed Oct 07 1992 12:36 | 13 |
| Time to get behind the team again for tonights match at Brentford. A
score of 2-0 to Brentford would see them go through on away goals, so
they must think they've got a chance.
Even so soon after Saturday I'm looking forward to seeing the boys
again, I don't think Spurs will be too complacent and we'll get a goal
and kill the tie. There's also a chance to laugh at Arsenal if the
result from Millwall goes the right way:-) (I bet I'm gonna regret all
this tomorrow).
Come on you Spurs,
Adrian
|
45.586 | Safely through | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Thu Oct 08 1992 14:01 | 18 |
| Brentford 2 Spurs 4 (Anderton, Sherringham 2, Turner)
An easy win in the end and off to Maine Road for the next round.
Anderton scored a lovely goal after a couple of minutes with a well
placed shot on the turn, and then Sherringham scored from the penalty
spot - all in the first ten minutes. After that the contest was over
but it stayed fairly competitive.
Nicky Barmby went off injured (saw him later on crutches) and was
replaced by Andy Turner who played up front with Teddy. Turner had a
great game, probably was the best Spurs player on the night. Anderton
also looked as if he's settling in more and was the most involved I've
seen him so far.
So the roller-coaster of good and bad performances continues..
Adrian
|
45.587 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Oct 08 1992 14:32 | 13 |
|
A good result last night after what happened on Saturday at Rangers.
It could have been difficult.Good to see Darren Anderton get off the
mark,lets hope he is finally finding his feet.
Away to Man City next round,well it should be a good game.
Adrian..
What was the team last night ?,I missed the start of the programme on
Capital Gold,and didnt here the team as we had to put up with
MIIIILLLLLLLWWWWWAAAAALLLLLLL v Arsenal as the commentary(SP) game.I
knew those lucky b*stards would sneak through on pens.
Dave...
|
45.588 | From memory: no report in my paper.. | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Thu Oct 08 1992 15:05 | 18 |
| The team....
Walker
Van Den Hauwe Tuttle Ruddock Edindburgh
Allen Samways Sedgely Anderton
Sherringham Barmby
Barmby got injured very early in the first half and Turner came on,
then Vinny (after playing alright) also went off injured with about 30
mins left. He was replaced by Austin.
Yeah, shame about Millwall..
Adrian
|
45.589 | Dates for Man City | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Oct 08 1992 16:17 | 3 |
| Date announced yet. I wouldn't mind a trip.
Antony
|
45.590 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Torpedoed in Moskow.... | Thu Oct 08 1992 16:19 | 6 |
|
Pop round any time, Antony...I'll give you a trip...
By the way, it's your turn to by the coffees/beer/sandwiches.
8-)
|
45.591 | It's grim up north | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Thu Oct 08 1992 16:51 | 10 |
| Should be the 27th or 28th.
First person to get through to the Totts ticket office wins a prize:-)
Can't see them making it all ticket, but you never know. I would think
that tickets will be available next Saturday at the Middlesborough
match.
I'll probably go, so maybe a few of us could share the petrol costs?
Adrian
|
45.592 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Oct 08 1992 17:13 | 4 |
| It might be all ticket for awy supporters at maine road at the
moment,due to building work.
Dave...
|
45.593 | Lazio match is soon | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Fri Oct 09 1992 12:01 | 12 |
| Tottenham Hotspurs V Lazio
Tuesday 20th October, ko 7:45pm
Got a letter from THFC this morning saying that the match was on.
No other information really, apart from the fact that season tickets
aren't valid. Terrace admission is 8 quid.
So is this the reunion of the Arsenal conquering noters team?
Adrian
|
45.594 | Absolutely ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Fri Oct 09 1992 14:56 | 3 |
| Its in the diary
antony
|
45.595 | v. Lazio??? | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Fri Oct 09 1992 16:11 | 5 |
| I'd like to go but I've got to attend an "Aiming for Excellence"
seminar in the afternoon. I don't think that allows enough time to get
to the match in time for KO, but please keep me posted!
John - 'tis cold in the Midlands today.
|
45.596 | No, this wasn't a spirited fightback | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Oct 19 1992 12:38 | 27 |
| Tottenham 2 Middlesborough 2
The sort of team that we should really beat at home, but in the end we
can count ourselves as being lucky to get a point. A truly awful first
half, followed by marginally better second. Individually only Tuttle
and Van Den Hauwe had bad matches, but for most of the match the `team'
played as if they'd never seen each other.
Middlesborough must be kicking themselves, 2-0 up and they pulled back
and gave up the midfield and allowed Spurs back into the match. Durie
was given good write ups in the Sunday papers and he deserved them,
playing a bit deeper in the second half when Barmby replaced Anderton.
Nayim played well when he came on in the 2nd half. He replaced Tuttle,
Allen taking Tutt's place at right back and Nayim playing on the right
of midfield.
This was not an encouraging performance, given the tough run-in to
Xmas that we've got when we play Liverpool, Blackburn, Villa, Man City,
Chelsea, and Arsenal. We will have to improve on Saturday's efforts if
we are to get through these matches without drifting futher into the
danger zone.
If Lazio wanted they could probably score 4 or 5 on Tuesday, however I
think diplomacy will prevail and Spurs will win 4-2.
Adrian
|
45.597 | POSSIBLE NEW PLAYER | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Oct 19 1992 16:37 | 5 |
| I saw in last week's papers that we had a young Russian player on trial from
Dynamo Kiev, I think he's about 22 yeard old and scored a hat trick in a
specially arranged friendly. Can't for the life of me remember his name.
antony
|
45.598 | It'll be that bloke Boris | RTOEU::RDELANEY | | Mon Oct 19 1992 17:40 | 1 |
|
|
45.599 | Possible ruskie at Spurs.. | OPG::TONY | | Tue Oct 20 1992 14:15 | 1 |
| I think his name is Salenko...!!
|
45.600 | Bye bye Gazza ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Oct 22 1992 16:27 | 10 |
| Well Gazza has gone, his last appearance at at Spurs resulted in a 5-0 aggregate
win for Lazio over a team of in the main, youngsters. We play good footballl but
seem to lack any cutting edge.
Adrian, apoloigies for not meeting you beforehand but I got caught in some
monster traffic jams.
I've got my first article in latest SPUR.
Antony
|
45.601 | | YUPPY::PANES | Sack one Major not 30000 miners!! | Thu Oct 22 1992 17:44 | 12 |
| <<< Note 45.600 by LARVAE::FERRARO_A >>>
-< Bye bye Gazza ! >-
>I've got my first article in latest SPUR.
Antony,
Is there any "joined-up" writing involved?
Stuart
|
45.602 | ABSOLUTELY NOT | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Oct 22 1992 18:10 | 4 |
| Learnt all my writing skills off that veteran noter and fanzine contributor Mad
Mike McCabe. OH SHIT !
Antony
|
45.603 | | ARRODS::OHAGANB | | Thu Oct 22 1992 18:36 | 11 |
| The Spur? The last time I read that I thought I'd picked up a
copy of GQ or The Face with a price to match. It definitely
is'nt produced in classic fanzine style i.e. a typewriter, some
staples and a few sheets of bog roll, although it could be argued
that the subject matter is related to something usually found on
bog roll. ( terrible shot at our poorer North London neighbours)
:^)
barry.
|
45.604 | Another draw. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Oct 26 1992 15:42 | 21 |
|
Wimbledon 1 Spurs 1
Barmby
I didnt see all the game,but we seemed to dominate the second
half,after a very poor first half.Gary Mabbutt came back into defence
and played well.Wimbledons goal came when Fashunu was put through by
Earl,Walker came out and as the two clashed the ball came out and was
crossed for Terry Gibson to score.Walker was badly injured and Eric
took over in goal.
Durie went off injured (again) and Barmby took his place,Spurs upped
a gear and Barmby scored with a didving header from Teddy Sheringhams
cross.Spurs had the chances to win the game,Samways,who played well,had
a shot cleared off the line when he lobbed the keeper.
We really need to put some wins together,next week its Liverpool at
home then we have Blackburn away and Villa at home,as already noted its
a difficult period,but we need to get wins at home.
Man City on Wed in the Coca Cola.
Dave...
|
45.605 | Up the football league we go | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Oct 26 1992 18:24 | 24 |
| Nothing much to add to what Dave said, aside from a weather report from
the terrace - it was wet!
Not the most enjoyable game, with Spurs only really playing football in
patches, mainly through them giving the ball away too much. In the end
I was happy with a point, although before the match I had hoped for
more.
There's much talk of `transition' this season, but we really need to
get up the table a bit so that the team can come together without the
pressure of a bottom of the table dog fight. It's going to be
an interesting few weeks, I have this horrible feeling that we're going
to be overrun by Liverpool on Saturday.
I didn't do anything about traveling to Maine Rd, so it's gonna have to
be Capital Gold on Wednesday (I really hate listening on the radio).
My 10p goes on a 0-0 draw.
Antony: don't worry about it, we'll sort something out the next time
you go up..
Adrian
|
45.606 | Oh Well ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Mon Oct 26 1992 20:22 | 13 |
| I saw the game on Sky and thought overall we were not too bad, we made most of
the games better chances and with better finishing would have won fairly
comfortably. Still there was enough to suggest we will cope this year.
The Russian forward we have on trial is Oleg Salenko and apparently a final
trial match behind closed doors will be organised this week to decide whether
we try to sign him - Work permits permitting.
Better luck Wednesday at Maine rd. - Is it only one leg as yesterdays Observer
advertised the games as Coca Cola cup 3rd rd 1st leg?
Antony
|
45.607 | Spurs are on the way to Wembley? | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Tue Oct 27 1992 12:00 | 4 |
| Just the one leg. Man City aren't playing that well at the moment, so
we've got a chance.
Adrian
|
45.608 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Oct 27 1992 12:29 | 13 |
|
I must admit,imo it wont be a disaster if we lose tomorrow night.This
season the main thing is to preserve Premier League status,its going to
a long hard struggle unless we put some results together,and a good cup
run,nice as it would be might deflect attention from the league.I for
one dont want to get relegated and win the League Cup or the FA Cup for
that matter.We are far to close to the getting involved in the annual
relegation battle after Xmas for my liking,and being heavily involved
in cups wont help.Lets just make sure we stay up.
Pesimistic Dave...
|
45.609 | First clean sheet since September 2nd! | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Thu Oct 29 1992 12:14 | 13 |
| Man City 0 Tottenham 1 (Samways)
Well, we're through!! According to reports we go through to the next
round and another visit to Nottingham Forest thanks to good
performances from Vinny and Eric. Stuart Hall on R5 said that Vinny
was great in the first half and Spurs were playing really good stuff.
I went out after that, but it seems that Man City had their chances and
either failed to take them or were denied by Eric the Viking.
So all in all an excellent result. Maybe we'll be alright on Saturday
after all (now that's really tempting fate)..
Adrian
|
45.610 | Great result | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Thu Oct 29 1992 14:37 | 11 |
| Sounds like a good performance was capped with our fist away win this season
which will hopefully result in a few more. Forest away is going to be tough but
we can do it. Lets hope this win picks the side up, lifts confidence and results
in some more winning displays this year.
Maybe a Digital trip to Nottingham is in order. (I think the tie is to be
played week starting 30th Nov)
Anyone heard anymore about this Ruskie.
Antony
|
45.611 | Great Result II | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Oct 29 1992 16:01 | 10 |
| Ive changed my mind about not getting involved in Cup runs....well
pleased with the result.Sounds like it was the best performance of the
season.Is Vinny Samways finally coming good ???.
Hopefully this can be the launch pad for some good performances,I
thought this after the wins over Brentford,Everton and the draw with
the mancs,but maybe this time.
Forest again...Yawn.
Dave...
|
45.612 | Anderton Op !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Oct 30 1992 14:03 | 5 |
| Anderton has gone into hospital for a Hernia op. He'll be out for a
month or so. Lets hope we can carry the performance and result to
Liverpool tomorrow.
Antony
|
45.613 | Getting there... | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Nov 02 1992 14:17 | 26 |
| Tottenham 2 Nayeeeeeeeeeemmmmmmmmmm, Ruddock
Liverpool 0
Best performance of the season, no doubt about it. Spurs looked far
more together and deserved to win. Highlight of the day was a
wonderful volley from Nayim to put us 1-0 up.
Tottenham controlled the midfield for most of the game, although the
'pool had their fair share of chances you always thought that Spurs
would be the team to score. Mabbutt and Ruddock are forming a good
partnership at the back, however, Austin seems to struggle against
wingers who run at him (Giggs in the Man U match, and Thomas on Sat).
It was no surprise when he was subbed and Allen dropped back.
Durie played most of the match behind Sherringham and Barmby (who got
himself into good positions but failed to make the most of them).
Barmby played well, but Teddy seems to have lost his touch for the
moment.
Tickets for the Forest match are on sale after the Villa match on the
21st. We've got an allocation of 5,000.
Now, lets have lots of pessimistic notes before the Blackburn match and
maybe we'll sneek 3 pts!
Adrian
|
45.614 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Mon Nov 02 1992 17:23 | 4 |
|
I'll start the ball rolling by saying Spurs will be lucky to come away
with a draw against Blackburn. Then again, maybe that's not pessimistic
enough. ;-)
|
45.615 | Its getting better and better.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 09 1992 10:54 | 25 |
|
Blackburn 0 Spurs 2
Howells
Sheringham (pen)
What a result......brilliant.Its getting better and better,three wins
in a row and three clean sheets.There is still along way to go and talk
of getting back into the Title race is a bit ambitious,but things a
looking much better than they were a month ago.
I listened to the game on Capital Gold,when they wernt boring everyone
with Commentary from Highbury,With the highlights on MOTD it confirmed
we were well worth the win,Rovers were limited to very few scoring
opportunities,with Ruddock and Mabbutt marking Newell and Shearer
pretty much out of it.Howells looked to have a good game getting foward
to poke in Sheringham's downwood header in the 67 minute.The game was
made safe when Durie,on his own just inside the Blackburn half,ran at
Colin Hendry who eventually pulled him down in the penalty area,a
blatant penalty,which Sheringham put away.
The best performance of the season so far,going on from the best
performance last week against Liverpool.
Villa next week,and another good game in which we will need to be at
our best again.
No so pesermistic Dave.
|
45.616 | Things looking brighter ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Nov 10 1992 14:27 | 8 |
| I think a lot of the senior players by our standards ie. Samways, Nayim
are realising that if they don't perform this season then it will be
the end of their career at Spurs. It's also good because it gives the
youngsters the platform to establish themselves in a more confident
side which will help them. I think someone like Anderton who seems to
be still needing that confidence in his performance will benefit in
particular. Still with quite a tough run in till Christmas things can
easily change. Any news on our Russian front?
|
45.617 | Excellent result | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Tue Nov 10 1992 16:50 | 14 |
| I haven't seen anything about the Russian in any of the papers I've
read.
Our next home match is against Villa, one of the two teams in
championship form at the moment (unfortunately we all know the other
one :-), so that should be a really good test of the current recovery.
Dougie and Clem's talk of being contenders is probably a bit
optimistic after our poor start, but a good cup run would keep the
interest up.
Incidently, the Villa match isn't all ticket and the Arsenal match might
be moved to a Sun or Mon depending on Sky (I'll find out on Thurs).
Adrian
|
45.618 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Tue Nov 17 1992 16:05 | 8 |
| Antony, I saw your article in "Spur", good stuff. Are you (or any
other Totteringham supporters) going to the Arsenal game on the 12th.
If yes, how about a pint beforehand? I usually go to the Chequers.
However, that might be a bit iffy as it was regulars only last year
("But I am a regular, squire. I've been here once or twice a year for
the past ten years!")
Mike M
|
45.619 | Last year was fun. | YUPPY::OHAGANB | Dirk, Nasty, Stig, Barry, Leggy | Tue Nov 17 1992 17:22 | 5 |
| I don't s'ppose there's any chance of a tickets for this game?
A flying pig.
|
45.620 | Probably not very helpful.. | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Tue Nov 17 1992 17:50 | 11 |
| Arsenal (and Chelsea the week before) have been allocated the whole of
the Park Lane end, so they may still have a few left. Otherwise you
could chance it in the new seats in the East Stand.
Spurs Dial-a -Seat (081 808 3030) is notoriously bad to get through to,
but you could try faxing on 081 880 3428 with credit card details.
Mike, I'm going and it would be good to meet for a drink. I'll send
mail nearer the match.
Adrian
|
45.621 | Spurs v Arsenal | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Nov 17 1992 19:35 | 21 |
| Mike, Adrian,
My brother is supposedly getting me tickets for the game so I'll be
there, sounds a good idea to me. The only thing is they are talking
about it being on SKY!! So it might be Sunday or Monday evening.
I'm in London on Thursday so I'll catch up with you then.
On the article for the SPUR I got a nice note from the editor Stuart
Mutler who is apparently best mates with the main man of "When Saturday
comes", any other contributions would be appreciated so if other Spurs
noters want to have a go then do so. The only trouble is there is not an
aweful lot to talk about in general. One question on the redevelopment of
the ground, has anyone seen the plans for the North Stand part of the
ground which is going to be worked on during the Summer, apparently they
are looking to put the roof at the same level and joining the East and
West stands.
cheers,
antony
|
45.622 | | ARRODS::OHAGANB | The Return of Kipperhead | Wed Nov 18 1992 12:40 | 8 |
| re .last
Putting the roof at the same level as the East and West Stands
would create a triple decker North Stand or mean having exec
boxes sandwiched between two seating sections? Well that's my
guess anyway.
barry.
|
45.623 | Spurs 0 - 0 Villa | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Nov 23 1992 12:38 | 26 |
| What a great match, in front of a nearly full Lane. Spurs had slightly
more posession (especially in the first half), but Villa had the best
of the chances.
The first half was Spurs at their best, lovely passing and running,
matched by a Villa team that play really good football. Nayim and
Samways worked well together and Howells had his best game for a long
time. Howells seemed to sum up the change in the Spurs side this
season. Last year he just didn't look as if he wanted to be in the
team, but on Saturday he looked as if he believed in Spurs and the way
the team were playing.
Spurs best chance in the first half fell to Durie from a corner, but
his header was just too high. Sherringham and Samways both had good
oppotunities, as did Barmby just before the end, but finishing was the
only area that we didn't do well.
The second half saw Villa come back into it much more, really
dominating for (too) long spells. Only excellent saves from Eric and
some last ditch clearences off the line kept Villa out. At the end of
the day, I think 0-0 was a fair reflection and although the second half
couldn't live up to the first, it was still a truly entertaining
match.
Looking forward to the trip to Forest,
Adrian
|
45.624 | Spurs on the telly. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Nov 27 1992 14:30 | 8 |
| There is a channel 4 documentary on Spurs on Sunday. I think it starts
about 5pm. It details the financial dealings of the club over the last
couple of years.
Lets hope for a repeat of the coca cola result, then onto Forest. I've
sent off for my Arsenal tickets.
antony
|
45.625 | Chelsea and Arsenal both lose to Spurs | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 30 1992 13:28 | 9 |
|
Manc City 0 Spurs 1
Phelan OG ( or Watson)
The run continues,8 games without defeat and 5 without conceeding a
goal.
Forest on Wednesday,then Chelsea and Arsenal at home.
Dave...
|
45.626 | Empty stadiums in future years? | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Mon Nov 30 1992 16:10 | 11 |
| I watched Sundays Channel 4 program (Sick As A Parrot) about Sugar,
Murdoch & Co.; warning of the stranglehold that satelite TV may get
on our beloved sport.
Although some of the points are valid, I thought the program failed
dismally, giving a very incomplete and unbalanced view of the
situation.
Let's hope a proper documentary, the calibre of "World in Action", is
in the making!
|
45.627 | Sick as a Gooner! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Nov 30 1992 20:26 | 13 |
| The book touted by the program will certainly be on my Christmas list,
as I expect will Mr Scholar's soon to be released version of events. There
was a good piece in the Sunday times which gave a good summary of our
Irv's time in charge at the lane.
The program took the gloss off a good result at the weekend although
the manner of the performance was perhaps not all it should have been,
that and United winning at Highbury was pretty good though.
Lets hope for good results v Forest, our bogey team Chelsea and
Arsenal.
Antony
|
45.628 | The wagon's rolling on and I'm on it | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Tue Dec 01 1992 12:38 | 24 |
| Is that Chris Horrie's "Sick as a Parrot"? I didn't see the program,
but I found the book very interesting. It's very easy too read,
and dates the financial dealings with what was happening on the pitch.
There's a good couple of introductory chapters which briefly go through
the history of the club and it's generally well written. I actually
ended up feeling rather sorry for Scholar; a real fan of the club, just
crap at running it.
On to matters football. Another win, based on a solid defence. Good
to see Paul Moran making a 1st team appearence after showing promise a
couple of seasons back, and then missing all of last year with an
injury. It's difficult to see where Cundy is going to fit into the
team at the moment, he certainly hasn't the skill to replace Howells or
Sedgeley in front of the back four.
Things are going so well at the moment, I hope we can continue for the
next three matches at least. I'm looking forward to going to
Nottingham tomorrow, in theory we should win given both teams current
form, but Forest are still no push over. A couple more league wins
will put us in contention for a European place.
Fingers crossed,
Adrian
|
45.629 | The book ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Dec 01 1992 14:51 | 7 |
| THE BOOK IN QUESTION IS :
"Behind Closed doors - Dreams and nightmares at Spurs"
by Mihir Bose
antony
|
45.630 | Its about time we beat them.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Dec 02 1992 11:48 | 6 |
|
I'll be in Nottingham tonight and it looks like just like last time we
played them in the League Cup in Nottingham its going to rain.Still
atleast I will undercover tonight.
Dave...
|
45.631 | 2-0 to FOREST:-))) | MACNAS::MJGREANEY | Bananna Republic | Wed Dec 02 1992 23:41 | 1 |
|
|
45.632 | Forest was bad...Chelsea again | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 07 1992 13:28 | 26 |
|
Forest 2 Spurs 0
Woan
Keene
We didnt play well,infact it was pretty poor.We hardly created anything
up front and were getting caught....again,by Forest passing ability on
the edge of the box.The only real chances fell to Samways in the first
half and Sheringham in the second.If Samways had scored it might have
been different as it was 0-0 at the time.
The only pluses on a dissapointing night was that I didnt get wet in
the main stand.The new stand at Forest is looks impressive and on this
form(and on Saturday) they wont have to worry about going down.
Spurs 1 Chelsea 2
Cambell Newton 2
Another loss to Chelsea,they havent lost a WHL for 5 seasons now.
I didnt go so somoene else can fill in the details.Looking at the goals
we looked very square at the back.
Arsenal on Saturday,back on form for this one.
dave...
|
45.633 | Minor slump or the start of a recession? | XNOGOV::PATTISON | We All Stand | Mon Dec 07 1992 14:38 | 22 |
| Forest was definately an off day, not helped by the early withdrawl of
Allen. A better performance against Chelsea, but an unsurprising
result.
An even and rather frantic first half but few chances to either side.
Spurs need Sedgley or Howells back to replace Cundy in front of the
back four. Nicky Barmby was our best player, always busy and likely to
cause trouble for the Chelsea defence. Watson didn't have a good game,
I'd rather see Turner given a run until Allen returns. Samways and
Nayim are working well together.
Given the makeshift midfield and attack it wasn't surprising when
Chelsea got their first goal. This was after a dire first 20 minutes
of the second half, followed the arrival of Anderton and Sol Campbell
which seemed to wake Spurs up. Spurs pushed forward trying to
equalise, but goal attempts were few and far between. Inevitably we
got caught on the break.
So a bit of a slip up on our recent form, but hopefully our first
choices will be back for Saturday, or else the new line up will settle.
Adrian
|
45.634 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 07 1992 15:30 | 5 |
|
I forgot to mention we have been drawn against VS Rugby or Marlow in
the FA Cup,away but both could get the game changed to WHL.
Dave...
|
45.635 | WERE BACK | GAOV10::JDALY | | Wed Dec 09 1992 15:44 | 18 |
| hi folks,
I would like to announce myself as a new noter in the Spurs
topic.I would like to start this note by saying,,
SPURS 2-1 THE ARSE
REGARDS,
THE BART MAN.
|
45.636 | Pre or Apres match apperitifs | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Dec 11 1992 13:52 | 5 |
| Who's going for a bevy before the game tomorrow.
Suggestions !
Antony
|
45.637 | A pint of Bass, please. | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Fri Dec 11 1992 15:44 | 8 |
| >>Who's going for a bevy before the game tomorrow.
Certainly am, Antony. I'm meeting a couple of friends outside the
Chequers at 12.30pm. If we can't get in there because of the regulars
only rule we'll probably try the THFC Supporters Club in WHL. If we
can't get in there then, er...
Mike M
|
45.638 | No glass in the Howells jaw..! | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 14 1992 13:24 | 18 |
|
Spurs 1 Arsenal 0
Allen
Well we won a game that didnt exactly get headlines for the WRIGHT
reasons. That bloke is some sort of nutcase.
I didnt go so, cant comment on all the off the ball incidents which
always go on when the two teams meet, but Wright has gone too far. He is
an idiot who should never play for England again.
Paul Allen got the only goal from a ball that was knocked into his path
by the Arse defender.
Good win to bounce back from back to back defeats.
David Howells takes a good shot...no doubt about that...(-:
Dave...
|
45.639 | | TRUCKS::SANT | But sir, it's *supposed* to do that! | Wed Dec 16 1992 20:26 | 10 |
|
Gordon Durie has been cleared, on appeal, of the charge he was
originally found guilty of by the FA tribunal, ie. feigning
injury.
Just heard it on the news driving down the M3, so it must be true
;-)
Andy.
|
45.640 | Play until Oldham score. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 21 1992 13:27 | 18 |
|
Dissapointing losing to Oldham in the last minute. Still it didnt really
turn out too bad as results didnt really affect our league position
this weekend, with everyone else around us losing or drawing.
Good to see Teddy Sheringham remebering where the goal is, I thought
he'd forgotten. We need to start taking chances. The reports on Capital
Gold said we had three one on ones with their keeper in the first 20
minutes and managed to hit the keeper each time.
Norwich away, on Boxing day then Forest at home on the 28th.
On a different note:
I had to laugh at Jonathen Pearce on Capital Gold this weekend when
Chelsea scored, he has the tendancy to go abit beserk when the London
team score but this was the best yet.He needs to calm down.
Dave...
|
45.641 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Dec 21 1992 14:21 | 10 |
| >> I had to laugh at Jonathen Pearce on Capital Gold this weekend when
>> Chelsea scored, he has the tendancy to go abit beserk when the London
>> team score but this was the best yet.He needs to calm down.
Is this the bloke that sounds like a horse racing commentator -
they had someone doing a report from the Chelsea - Man Utd game on
Radio City, the idependant radio station in Liverpool. I've never heard
anyone as excited as that - does he smoke something ?
Paul
|
45.642 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 04 1993 16:05 | 24 |
|
Good Xmas period for Spurs.
I went to Norwich on Boxing Day for the 0-0 draw.We really should have
beaten the league leaders.Both teams had chances but Norwich never
really looked like scoring to me.Spurs had numerous chances with
Darren Anderton having a weak shot kicked off the line in the first
half and RUddock having a goal disallowed and Sheringham and Samways
all going close.Samways was through in the last minute but shot wide.
Not a bad point really though.
Forest were beaten on Xmas Monday.I listened to the game and we seemed
to play well in the first half to go in 1-0,they came back in the
second half and scored through Gemmill but Gary Mabbutt poked in the
winner in the last few minutes.Nick Barmby was apparently outstanding
for Spurs scoring the first and laying on the winner.
Marlow were dismissed on Sat 5-1 in a game where Spurs didnt really
play that well but got the job done without to many problems.Goals
from Sheringham,Barmby 2 and Samways 2.
Norwich or Coventry,awy in the 4th round of the Cup.
Dave...
|
45.643 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Thu Jan 07 1993 13:13 | 4 |
|
Can anyone confirm if Liverpool have put in a 3m pound bid
for Durie? Thought I heard it on the radio yesterday. Would
it be good business for Spurs?
|
45.644 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | JACK CHARLTON IS DESPICABLE | Thu Jan 07 1993 13:25 | 5 |
|
Yes Liverpool have put in a bid of 3m for Durie, this has got to be
the worst buy of the season. Durie has alot of talent but spends
great lenghts of time out of the game with injuries, even at
Chelsea he only used to played about half a season.
|
45.645 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Thu Jan 07 1993 14:53 | 4 |
|
Then it would make good business sense from a Tottenham point
of view. He does seem to miss a lot of games so wouldn't be
that big a loss to Spurs.
|
45.646 | Thrashed by the Mancs.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 11 1993 15:48 | 17 |
45.647 | Durie Bye Bye !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jan 12 1993 19:27 | 8 |
45.648 | Is Gazza coming back????? | CLADA::JMURPHY | | Tue Jan 19 1993 20:00 | 7 |
|
Are the Spurs going to but back Gazza , seeing that Lazio are keen
to ofload him asap.....
Maybe you could do a swap deal involving Durie....
jm
|
45.649 | Durie Bye bye ??? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jan 22 1993 16:13 | 3 |
| Have we got rid of Durie yet !!
Antony
|
45.650 | Overpriced,no one wants him. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jan 22 1993 17:26 | 8 |
| Re-1
Durie stays and is in the squad for Sunday.
The Russian has been refused a work permit so it looks like the deal
is off.
Dave...
|
45.651 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Mon Jan 25 1993 13:13 | 5 |
|
Even though Norwich are going through a poor spell at the moment,
it must still go down as a good away win. Spurs played brilliantly
at times and could have had five or six. Why cant't they show this
form in the league?
|
45.652 | About Bloody time !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Jan 25 1993 16:31 | 23 |
| Let's hope the result and the performance can lift the side to some
good performances for the rest of the season. What a player Barmby
looks and the whole team feels well balanced and attack minded. Plus
Ruddock and Mabbut give us strength and platform to build on at the
back.
5th round pits us against Villa or Wimbledon.
In the 5th rd it's enough to get a home draw. Villa are a better
side on paper than Wimbledon but even they see slightly eratic at the
moment.
Worrying thought is that :
Knocked out of cup
Season 91/92 Season 92/93
League Cup : Notts forest Notts Forest
FA Cup : Aston Villa
Antony
|
45.653 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Mon Jan 25 1993 17:34 | 4 |
|
But on a more optimistic note, 1993 is the Chinese year of the cockerel.
The last Chinese year of the cockerel was 1981.
|
45.654 | ..In the Cup for Tottingham. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 25 1993 18:29 | 8 |
|
Good performance,we can beat anyone on our day.I'd be confident against
Villa or Wimbledon at home.
Thoughts of another visit to Wembley in May, maybe to early yet but the
twin towers are getting closer.I'd love it.
Dave...
|
45.655 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 27 1993 12:44 | 14 |
|
Spurs play Ipswich tonight at WHL. A couple if injury worries, Paul
Allen and Teddy Sheringham picked up knocks at Norwich.
Lets hope both are fit and we carry on where we left off at Norwich,
although Ipswich are a difficult side to beat. Three points is a must
as we are alittle too close to the relegation zone and could get
dragged in yet.
Spurs are also involved in a "club v country" war over Nicky Barmby's
selection for the England youth team, who tour some where soon and
Spurs dont want to let him go as he will miss 6 matches which could
include the 6th round of the FA cup.
Dave...
|
45.656 | 3 points further awy from trouble. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 01 1993 12:55 | 10 |
|
3-1 at Palace on Sat,goals by Sheringham 2 and Andy Gray playing his
first game for ages.
Listened to the game on LBC for a change,not bad commentary with much
laughter about Palace's first half display.
A good 3 points after the loss to Ipswich in midweek.
Dave...
|
45.657 | Cup 5th Round ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Feb 04 1993 13:11 | 4 |
| Wimbledon in the next round of the cup. Someone told me it's live on
Sky but am not sure if it's on Sunday or Monday.
Antony
|
45.658 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Thu Feb 04 1993 18:35 | 3 |
|
On Sportsnight last night they said it was on Sunday. Does that mean
live coverage by the BBC or Sky?
|
45.659 | Sky News :^)... | UNTADI::BIRSE | Testa OSI Investigation team | Fri Feb 05 1993 12:09 | 3 |
| Live on Sky. Start 11:30 Kick-off 13:00
malcolm
|
45.660 | 1-0 down...4-1 up | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 08 1993 11:49 | 17 |
|
What a turn around,we are 1-0 down and struggling..4 minutes and 44 seconds
later we are 4-1 up.
Soton went ahead with there first attack after about 20 mins,Spurs
dominated the first half and should have had a couple,Teddy Sheringham
being the main culpprit in frony of goal,then in the second half Spurs
ran riot.Sheringham got the first from a header,Barmby got the second
latching onto Sheringham misshit volley to slot it in.Darren Anderton
got the third and Sheringham got his second a couple of seconds later.
Soton had Freddie Mercury sent off for assualting Nick Barmby and
scored with a good header after that.
Everton on Tuesday(or Wednesday) I cant remeber,then Wimledon on Sat in
the cup.
dave...
|
45.661 | Spurs win at home !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Feb 08 1993 19:01 | 20 |
| Watched the game on Sky, only one team in it first half with us
dominating, but we could not score. Then Soton score with their first
and last attack of the half and the heart sank. Second half Soton came
out and started quite well then a freekick and Sheringham headed home
from Anderton's free-kick. Then three more goals followed. The second
was only only one questioned by SKY who thought Barmby was offside as
their were not two defenders between him and the goal. What they
forgot was that he was at maximum level with Sheringham so was actually
on-side(Offside lesson for Alan Mullery.)
Dean Holdsworth? the Wimbledon forward was also an expert summariser!!!
for the game and he reckoned there was nothing to worry Wimbledon, bit
of bravado, someone should have showed him the league table. I
think it's down to use taking our chances v Wimbledon. Certainyly
Mabbutt and Ruddock look very solid with our Southend connection
full-backs. The midfield looks bright and full of ideas, the only
problem is up front if Barmby and Durie are injured then who partners
Sheringham.
Antony
|
45.662 | Ian Scanlon - Hat-Trick in 165 seconds | PANIC::ANDERSON | The original Magpies | Mon Feb 08 1993 19:41 | 18 |
|
Re -1
Antony,
Long Time No See !!
>> was only only one questioned by SKY who thought Barmby was offside as
>> their were not two defenders between him and the goal. What they
>> forgot was that he was at maximum level with Sheringham so was actually
>> on-side(Offside lesson for Alan Mullery.)
...interesting interpretation - since when has Sheringham been a So'ton
player? The rule is two opponents between the player and goal line
(aside from whether he's level or not).
Rob
|
45.663 | Offside or not off-side, that is the question ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Feb 09 1993 17:42 | 14 |
| Rob,
Hi there Rob,
I thought that the offside rule only stood if the player is in front of
the ball when the ball is played. ie, if two attackers beat the last
defender and have only the goalkeeper in front of them then if one
attacker draws the goalie and passes the ball to the other attacker, AS
LONG AS THE OTHER PLAYER IS BEHIND/LEVEL THE BALL when the ball is played
then he's on-side. Barmby looked as if he was no further than level when
Sheringham played the ball so was on-side. Apologies for my ignorance
if this is not the case.
Antony
|
45.664 | You Could Well Be Right ! | PANIC::ANDERSON | The original Magpies | Tue Feb 09 1993 18:24 | 12 |
| Antony,
I didn't see this particular instance, so didn't understand from your
note that Sherri passed the ball 'back' to Barmby. If that was the
case then no he wasn't offside; Teddy however will have been, though
may not have been interfering with play of course when Barmby shot !
It's all academic now of course, but who gives a t*!s.
All the best,
Rob
|
45.665 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Feb 12 1993 15:25 | 14 |
|
Good result on Wednesday away to Everton...how come Paul Allen always
scores against Everton ???
Capital Gold did the honours from Goodison,it sounded like a good game
but reading the reports in the Everton note from noters who attended,
maybe it wasnt.Still three more points that puts us above the Arse and
Chelsea.
The Wombles on Sunday in the Cup.As usual it will be difficult.The
"crazy gang" are getting abit touchy lately about critism and they are
getting alot.So I expect Vinny to be running around head butting walls
before the game and they will all be determined to get a result.
Dave...
|
45.666 | 1981... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 15 1993 13:26 | 16 |
|
Spurs 3 Wimbledon 2
Anderton
Sheringham
Barmby
Great result..great performance.Completly played them off the park.3-2
flattered them,they were never in it.Anderton,Barmby and Ruddock were
outstanding for Spurs,but we could be without Barmby (England duty) and
Ruddock (suspended) for the next round away to Man City.
Maybe a touch of over confidence by the Dons..they all seemed sure they
would win.In the end it was very one sided,even though the score doesnt
show it.
Dave...
|
45.667 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Nostalgia *is* what it used to be... | Mon Feb 15 1993 15:38 | 11 |
|
Three excellent goals for Tottering Hopeless yesterday....Barmby's
goal was superb. He is some player, and will get even beter.
Spurs look great going forward, but gave up two soft goals with
the game seemingly won.
Look out City in the QFs...
Andy.
|
45.668 | Anderton ala Waddle | CLADA::JMURPHY | It's a Funny Auld game.... | Mon Feb 15 1993 17:46 | 8 |
|
Is Anderton the new Chris Waddle ?????
or is he just a Cup player just like Spurs.....
Tough game at City in the qf
jm
|
45.669 | Upwards and onwards! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Feb 17 1993 14:54 | 22 |
| According to BBC Breakfast TV, Anderton was the man of the match for
England u21 yesterday evening.
I am concerned that Barmby and particularly Ruddock will be missing from
the qtr final, as Barmby gives us a good combination up front with
Sheringham and Ruddock has been excellent this season at the back. I
suppose Durie will be back by then. But we have little alternative at the
back, Sedgeley is the best alternative, I believe Cundy is still
injuried. Coping with Quinn is the problem, I thought Ruddock's
handling of Fashanu was excellent, it was however, still disappointing
to give Wimbledon two goals in such a one sided match.
What are the dates for the sixth round?
With SKy having a game on Sunday, BBC1 on Sunday and Sky on Monday
evening there will be only one tie played on Saturday !!
Whatever happens I want the draw back on a Monday lunchtime. There was
nothing better being able to spend the weekend and Monday morning
speculating who you would want your team to get in the next round.
Antony
|
45.670 | | REPAIR::WILSON | | Wed Feb 17 1993 15:04 | 8 |
|
Spurs play Man City on Sunday 7th March.
Its the live game on BBC.
Dave...
|
45.671 | Help - Spurs phone # | ESSB::SONEILL | | Fri Feb 19 1993 12:27 | 9 |
| Does anyone have the # of the SPurs box office? I assume tomorrow's
game Vs leeds will hardly be sold out but want to try and get a ticket.
Does anyone know if it is "all-ticket" as many of Leeds away games are?
Shane
p.s. anyone out there in the reading area going down?
|
45.672 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Feb 19 1993 13:56 | 7 |
|
Ticket Office..081-880-3377
Dial a Seat....081-808-3030
Dave...
|
45.673 | Spurs hammer the Chumpions.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 22 1993 12:39 | 13 |
|
Spurs 4 Leeds 0
Sheringham 3
Ruddock
Great result and good to get revenge for the 5-0 thrashing at Elland Rd
at the start of the season.
Spurs are rampant at the moment, 16 goals in the last 5 games.
As for Leeds, well.....
Dave...
|
45.674 | Edward to capture the golden boot | MACNAS::MJGREANEY | VILLA for the PREMIER TITLE! | Mon Feb 22 1993 13:15 | 5 |
| Great to see former Forest favourite Teddy Sheringham bring his
season's tally to 20,must be leading scorer in the Premier League now!
M.J.
|
45.675 | Ruddock to play the Qtr Final ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Feb 22 1993 14:08 | 12 |
| Good news on the Ruddock, qtr final front. Apparently we will be
playing a game v Sheffield Utd which was meant to take place on the 5th
round date prior to the City game to clear Ruddock's suspension. There
is a lot of newspaper talk about the Barmby situation, with Peter
Swales (Man City Chairman) in some position of authority with regards
to the England Youth tour to Australia. Venables wants some flexibility
in keeping Barmby, Swales says he will go with England, I wonder why
he's taking that attitude. I must say I think country comes before club
but it's typical footballing authorities to organise a tournament in a
season.
Antony
|
45.676 | Will he or wont he ?? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Feb 24 1993 13:28 | 25 |
|
It looks like the Nick Barmby situation is getting serious.As expected
Barmby was selected in the England U19 Squad to go to Australia in
March. Terry Venables is now looking at withdrawing Barmby from the
squad as Spurs feel he is an important member of the team and it would
mean him missing the FA cup Quarter Final at Man City. If he is
withdrawn the FA are now saying that Spurs could face being kicked out
of the FA Cup.
Its a difficult situation for everyone.Obviously England want the best
players but so do Spurs,the player himself will be under alot of
pressure maybe thinking if he doesnt go to Australia he might
jeopordise his future England prospects.
Apparently Kevin Keegan and Trevor Francis are also very upset about
losing key players at a vital time in the season,and also dont want to
let them go.
It seems the FA wont accept anything as THFC offered to fly Barmby out
after the Man City game at there own expense,which would mean him only
missing one match against Korea,but the FA feel this is unacceptible.
Its a problem.
Dave...
|
45.677 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Wed Feb 24 1993 17:28 | 13 |
|
Another brilliant decision by the FA - I thought the idea of these
tournaments was to give young players experience, I don't see any real
value in actually winning the thing - surely it's defeating the point
by depriving established first team players, like Barmby, of big games
for Tottenham (not to mention Tottenham being deprived of their most
influencial player at present)
I wonder if the FA's pig-headed attitude is influenced by the fact that
Peter Swales' (dunno if he's chairman, but he's on the committee) club
Man City benefit from Tottenham losing Barmby....
Paul
|
45.678 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Wed Feb 24 1993 18:49 | 3 |
|
How long is this tour going to take? If Spurs draw with City, would
Barmby be back for the replay?
|
45.679 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Feb 24 1993 19:02 | 5 |
| Re.678
No way....the squad will be away for 6 weeks I think.
dave...
|
45.680 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Mar 01 1993 12:43 | 22 |
45.681 | Likely line up ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Mar 01 1993 13:37 | 9 |
| Great win Saturday, I listened on Capital radio.
I think that the likely scenario if Durie isn't fit will be Anderton up
front with Nayim taking his place in the midfield.
Slightly concerned at breaking a winning formula up but think Spurs
made the right decision in the end.
Antony
|
45.682 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 02 1993 13:16 | 6 |
|
Apparently the game v Sheff Utd is under threat tonight due to a frozen
pitch at Brammell lane,this is bad news as it will mean Neil Ruddock
will still be suspended on Sunday.
Dave...
|
45.683 | 6-0 | CHEFS::HOUSEB | | Wed Mar 03 1993 11:15 | 5 |
| No, the game was played.......... I'll leave it to the Spurs faithful to
comment.
Brian.
|
45.684 | Welcome back Razor.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 03 1993 11:29 | 9 |
|
Back down to earth with a very large BANG.
Mullerered 6-0 at Bramall Lane,and a big job for Livermore and Clemence
to pick the players up for the Man City game on Sunday.
Not alot you can say really.
Dave...
|
45.685 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal. It's just business | Wed Mar 03 1993 12:42 | 3 |
|
Did Spurs field a full strength team? This result is hard to believe
after the recent good form.
|
45.686 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 03 1993 12:49 | 20 |
|
Last nights team:
Thorsvedt
Austin
Mabbutt
Cundy
Van Den Hauwe
Gray
Allen
Nayim
Samways
Anderton
Sheringham
Only missing Neil Ruddock,Justin Edingurgh and Neil Ruddock. Hopefully
Edinburgh will be back on Sunday,and Ruddock will come back in for
Cundy who apparently had a nightmare.
Dave...
|
45.687 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Wed Mar 03 1993 13:24 | 9 |
| Dave,
>>> Only missing Neil Ruddock,Justin Edingurgh and Neil Ruddock. Hopefully
Neil Ruddock's that important to Tottenham's defence then ?
Your lot didn't do Everton any favours last night.... :-(
Paul
|
45.688 | err.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 03 1993 14:23 | 9 |
|
Paul...
I'm still in shock, that was meant to read Neil Ruddock, Justin
Edinburgh and Nick Barmby.
Highwayman on Sunday ????
Dave...
|
45.689 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Wed Mar 03 1993 14:55 | 4 |
|
Yeh I hope so - what sort of time 1:00ish ?
Paul
|
45.690 | | ECCGY4::HAIGH | A1v30CM wubble wubble! | Wed Mar 03 1993 15:37 | 6 |
|
Hey Paul are you going to watch the City v a London XI game with a
Spuds fan? Make sure you're giving Peters boys a shout. You'll be
siding with the right, you do realize that!
|
45.691 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Wed Mar 03 1993 15:53 | 6 |
|
Scurrilous acusation Mr Haigh,
No I'm justing meeting Dave for a swift half in Warrington.
Paul
|
45.692 | Great result | KIRKTN::SRODIE | I'm a right donkey | Fri Mar 05 1993 03:42 | 2 |
|
That result was great just what Spurs deserved
|
45.693 | yesterdays result ? | SWBNEU::TOURNE::WRIGHT | | Mon Mar 08 1993 11:16 | 4 |
| Can anyone tell me the result against City ? And if we got through who did we
draw in the semi's ?
Thanks, Ray
|
45.694 | The thugs are at it again. | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | Pool-73,76,77,79,80,82-4,86,88,90 | Mon Mar 08 1993 11:38 | 16 |
|
Man City 2 Spurs 4
Sheron Nayim 3
Phelan Sedgley
Spurs now meet the Arse in a repeat of the 1991 semi-final.
The match was over-shadowed by a pitch invasion after Phelan's goal with just
2 mins to go. Approx. 100-150 thugs left the city area and tried to bait the
Spurs fans at the other end. The police on horse-back had to come on to the
field to sort out the chaos out.
Cunno
|
45.695 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Mon Mar 08 1993 16:25 | 2 |
|
Great performance by Spurs. Will Barmby be back for the semi?
|
45.696 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 09 1993 13:33 | 11 |
|
Great result on Sunday, unfortunatly it was overshadowed by the
trouble. Still no point in going on about that. At the moment (Sheff
Utd away excluded) the team are playing very well, it seems to be the
runners from midfield that teams can't handle.
Onto to April 4th and another meeting with the Arse at Wembley....
Villa away on tomorrow night.
Dave...
|
45.697 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 10 1993 13:27 | 10 |
|
So tonights game suddenly takes on a greater importance for Villa. With
United getting into the annual flap, and looking at who they can hand
the title to this year, Villa must see the chance to go clear. Still we
can still save the day for the Mancs with a win tonight as a place in
the UEFA cup isnt out of the question for Spurs. If the completly
unexpected does somehow happen and we dont win the FA Cup, then we can
still sneak into Europe with a good finish in the League.
Dave...
|
45.698 | Update ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Mar 12 1993 13:56 | 22 |
| Wednesday evening's result was according to the radio a good
disciplined defensive performance. Very good for building confidnece.
We must not forget to keep pressure on the league to give a possibility
of Europe next year on two fronts, particularly if UEFA adds places to
the competition.
Two points, one on Samway maybe being charged at giving Phelan a two
fingered slaute on Sunday, the other ref Ian Wright who if booked in
the next two Arsenal games will be banned for the semi. George Graham
is thinking of resting him.
I believe that Barmby would be available for the semi even if England
stayed the course in Oz.
Tickets for the semi, season ticket holders by post, then club members
on the 21st/22nd/23rd March, after that on general sale.
Antony
Antony
|
45.699 | Back to action tomorrow ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Mar 19 1993 13:48 | 8 |
| Well a game v our bogey team of the last few years Chelsea tomorrow.
Tickets on sales for the semi on Sunday for Members. We then have Man
City on Tuesday followed by a week and a half's rest prior to the semi.
Hopefully this will give Barmbey time to get back to fitness to add to
our squad for wembley.
Antony
|
45.700 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Fri Mar 19 1993 16:54 | 6 |
|
Antony,
Is the semi being televised by Sky or BBC?
Denis.
|
45.701 | telly schedule | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Mar 19 1993 17:55 | 8 |
| Denis
Schedule for the 4th April is :
Spurs/Arsenal - BBC 1 11.45am live - Noon kick off.
Shefield semi - SKY 3pmish live - BBC2 7pm highlights.
Antony
|
45.702 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Fri Mar 19 1993 18:02 | 4 |
|
Thanks.
D.
|
45.703 | Stop scoring Teddy...then you'll get picked. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Mar 22 1993 13:30 | 12 |
|
1-1 at the Bridge on Saturday, not a bad result really considering that
we usually lose to Chelsea and that we were missing Mabbutt, Samways,
Allen and Sedgley.
Goal No 23 for Teddy Sheringham, thats still not enough to get
Graham Taylor to pick him in the England squad. Only Wright has scored
more. Wright's injured until April 4th and as the game v Turkey is March
31st, wont play in Izmir. Still there's always the prolific Brian Deane
and Les Ferdinand to save the day.
Dave...
|
45.704 | Man City tomorrow! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Mar 22 1993 19:37 | 7 |
| I expect tomorrow evening's game v Man city will not be easy with City
looking for some revenge after our third and most damaging win at their
ground this season. We need a good performance to keep confidence high
for a week Sunday.
Antony
|
45.705 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Mar 25 1993 13:32 | 13 |
|
Spurs 3 Man City 1
Anderton
Nayim
Turner
The 4th time we have beaten City this seasson, a good result and now
its rest time for a week and half.
Sixth in the table...
Dave...
|
45.706 | Andy Turner.. | GAOV10::MURPHY | | Tue Mar 30 1993 15:45 | 7 |
| QUESTION::
Has Andy Turner claimed for the Republic of Ireland yet?????
Regards,
Anthony.
|
45.707 | swapsies | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Wed Mar 31 1993 12:17 | 8 |
| Fellow Totts ,
I've got a #20 gooner seat for sunday (block G) and I wanna swap it
for a similiar Spur one.
Anyone help ????
Woody.f
|
45.708 | Spurs are on there way to Wembley.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 31 1993 12:43 | 13 |
|
There are conflicting reports in the press today, the Express says that
Teddy Sheringham has picked up an injury, and is struggling to be fit
for sunday, but Nick Barmby is 100% fit as is Dareen Anderton. The
Daily Mail has no mention of Teddy Sheringham's injury but says Nick
Barmby isnt fit and will probably only be on the bench.
Still the opposition seem to have numerous injury problems of there own
to worry about.
Not long to go now.
Dave...
|
45.709 | Roll on Sunday | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Mar 31 1993 14:41 | 9 |
| I will not be going Sunday due to the fact that Digital in Solent are
chasing our own cup final and Championship double. However, I've very
much looking forward to the game Sunday. I spoke to my brother toady
who's friend or a friend with Jason Cunday and he says they are very
confident in the club at present and are very geared up for the game
Sunday. I'm sure if things don't happen for us it won't be for lack of
effort.
Antony
|
45.710 | No Gazza or Gary...So its Dazza and Teddy. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Apr 02 1993 14:27 | 13 |
|
Well two days to go, and Spurs seem to have a fully fit squad. Teddy
Sheringham has apparently recovered and it seems it will be the same
team as at Man City with Nick Barmby on the bench.
It looks like my attempts to find a reasonably priced ticket have been
dashed, unless I get some joy tonight. So it'll have to be an all day
celibration in the pub........I hope.
COME ON YOU SPURS !!!
Dave...
|
45.711 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 05 1993 12:33 | 22 |
|
Arse 1 Tottenham 0
Gutted.....we got beat. It wasnt a good game imo. Anyone who tries to
play the Arse in a game of who can kick the ball the furthest will
lose, and thats what Spurs got themselves involved in for most of the
game. We got on top in the last 20 minutes of the first half, by
passing the ball about, but when the chances came they were not taken.
Penalty ?, when Linnigan got his hoofs wrapped around Darren Anderton's
legs, with the aid of replays, yes, but the ref had to make the
decision and he didnt give it.
At the end of the day it could have gone either way, but they got the
goal and it ended a good week for Tony Adams.
Very dissapointed.
Dave...
|
45.712 | wasn't to be ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Apr 05 1993 13:44 | 21 |
| I think the challenge on Anderton and also the Samways miss, when one on
one with the goalie, were our opportunities to take the game. I think
it's one of those things were Spurs didn't want the first half to end
and Arsenal were pleased when it did.
I saw the first half and then listened to the half time summarising on
the radio before going out to play myself. David Pleat said the same thing
and that this would probably gee Arsenal up, let Graham talk to them at
half time and that's exactly what happened.
Personally I was disappointed we didn't play with Barmby up front
from the start as I think this would have given us more opportunities up
front and the Arsenal defence more to think about, but I do not know
the situation reference his fitness.
This season has certainly given more than I expected at the start, when
after five or six games we were close to the bottom. Lets hope we can
finish this season well and build for next year.
Antony
|
45.713 | Norwich this Friday | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Apr 07 1993 19:44 | 6 |
| Our next game is I believe on Good Friday KO Midday V Norwich. I'm sure
that all the club is disappointed at last Sunday's result but we must
try to aim as high in the league as possible.
Antony
|
45.714 | 4-0 to Spurs?????? | GAOV10::JDALY | | Fri Apr 09 1993 18:36 | 3 |
| anyone to clarify the present scoreline v Norwich, 4-0 to Spurs
Jimmy
|
45.715 | It's now a two horse race. | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | Pool-73,76,77,79,80,82-4,86,88,90 | Fri Apr 09 1993 20:19 | 10 |
| <<< Note 45.714 by GAOV10::JDALY >>>
-< 4-0 to Spurs?????? >-
anyone to clarify the present scoreline v Norwich, 4-0 to Spurs
Jimmy
Spurs beat Norwich 5-1
Cunno
|
45.716 | Easter games... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Apr 13 1993 12:50 | 41 |
|
Spurs 5 Norwich 1
Ruddock
Sheringham 2
Barmby
Nayim
I didnt go, (chose the wrong game this weekend) great result that ended
any hope Norwich had of maybe sneaking in and snatching the title.
Ruddock got the first with a freekick from about 25 yards that flew
into the net, the keeper didnt even move. Teddy Sheringham grabbed 2
too make 25 this season with Nick Barmby and Nayim (although it did look
like a cross) getting the other two.
Forest 2 Tottenham 1
Sedgley
Great game in difficult conditions, Ive been to Forest many times,
but Ive never seen the atmosphere like it was yesterday. It was
absolutley buzzing in the City Ground. I think it just came down to the
fact that they wanted it more than us, but after going two down in the
first 25 minutes Spurs came back well and could easily have grabbed a
result from the game, although Forest probably just about deserved the
win. Great flowing Football from both sides along with plenty of giving
the ball away in dangerous places, it made for great entertainment.
Steve Sedgley got Spurs' goal with a header just before half time.
Some news...
Nayim looks to be on his way to Real Zarragoza in a #500,000 deal at
the end of the season.
Dave...
|
45.717 | Squad strengthening ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Apr 14 1993 15:55 | 12 |
| With Nayim going to Spain this close season, I think our main target in
respect of strenghening the squad is the midfield, although our cover
up front might also need looking at. I think Roy Keane would be a good
addition and certainly looks as though he'll be available this summer.
Would add the strength and runs from deep which could compliment
Samways well. Paul Allen although playing well is now in his thirties
although Andy Turner seems to be coming through well to replace that
area.
Any other candidates ?
Antony
|
45.718 | Gazza please.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Apr 14 1993 17:11 | 22 |
|
I read in the Papers a few days ago that Spurs were going to bid for
Andy Townsend in the summer. This could be pure speculation, as I doubt
Chelsea would sell Townsend to Spurs, although Durie (they got a good
deal in that one) and Cundy have moved across.
Roy Keane...great player, but I cant see Spurs being able to get him to
come as he is always fighting with the Spurs players...on Monday and in
the League Cup.
The other possibility is Paul Gascoigne, TV gets first option
on him if Lazio want to sell.
Or what about saving money and going with Kevin Watson or Darren
Caskey, both look good players.
Dave...
|
45.719 | Keane a Spurs fan ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Apr 14 1993 17:54 | 8 |
| possibly, but I think both will require a couple more seasons. Keane
actually stated that he was a Spurs fan before the cup final and I
think will only be a stop gap before he moves abroad, as I really rate
him. I think Gazza has a Spurs future but it is a good few years in he
future. I read the Italain newspapers and I don't think the opportunity
of Gazza coming back to the UK is a possibility.
Antony
|
45.720 | You already have a "top" midfield star | YUPPY::PANES | Tidy old chassis, or what! | Wed Apr 14 1993 18:09 | 4 |
| What about the "investment" you made in Andy Gray?
G Thomas
|
45.721 | nothin but an average squad player..at best. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Apr 14 1993 18:11 | 6 |
|
>> What about the "investment" you made in Andy Gray?
What about it ??
Dave...
|
45.722 | Only Taylor cant see it..Waddle should be in. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Apr 15 1993 17:10 | 7 |
|
Teddy Sheringham has been called into the England squad for the game
against Holland on Wednesday week.
Still no Chris Waddle....
Dave...
|
45.723 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Nostalgia *is* what it used to be... | Thu Apr 15 1993 20:25 | 9 |
|
>Still no Chris Waddle....
Thank God! Time has faded the memory of just how rubbish he has
been in the past for England.
An enigma of John Barnes proportions.
Andy.
|
45.724 | Andy Sant..The Gary Lineker of the Football notes | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Apr 16 1993 12:20 | 6 |
|
Re-1
Steady on Andy...thats alsmost controversial.
Dave...
|
45.725 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Nostalgia *is* what it used to be... | Fri Apr 16 1993 16:56 | 9 |
|
8-) 8-)
Gary Lineker? Bryan Robson, *please*..... ;-)
[ie. rough, tough, hard-drinker, womaniser...I could go on,
but....]
Andy.
|
45.726 | Mve over Vinny the SANTS here ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Apr 19 1993 16:39 | 30 |
| MORE LIKE VINNY JONES !!!!!!
I've been the victim of the Sant's footballing abilities in the past !
I also think that the problems of Waddle not living up to his potential
in an England shirt after starring for Spurs, Marseilles and now Sheff
Wed is that as a country we become so obsessed with building these long
unbeaten records between championships we do not let the team develop
and build more for the real important games in major championships. I
think that the media has a lot to answer for on this point.
I agree Waddle has not starred for England which with the talent he has
is a crying shame, but we expect to harness these players in regimes
which do not make the most of their undoubted talents. The best case in
point has been Hoddle, a player who most other European countries would
have built a team around yet England couldn't fit him in the system. This
was shown in particular in the 86 World cup were nesessity meant a
midfield was lead and built around Hoddle, but as soon as we got back
we reverted to the same old style.
Even Gascoigne at the start of his England career disregarded Robson's
commands to take over in his style rather than sit in the Manager's
which would have stiffled him.
I think this is the wrong note to discuss further but Spurs players have
definitely been the victim of this in the past.
Antony
Antony
|
45.727 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 19 1993 16:50 | 19 |
|
Spurs 4 Oldham 1
Sheringham (2 pens)
Anderton
Turner
Great result, I only got to see the highlights on SKY yesterday morning
but again we are rampant at home. Sheringham also had a goal
disallowed, hit the bar and set up the other two for Darren Anderton
and Andy Turner.
'Boro tommorow night at Ayresome Park, I hope we can keep going and
finish as high as possible.
Does anyone know when the game against the cloggers at Highbury has
been re-arranged for.
Dave...
|
45.728 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Nostalgia *is* what it used to be... | Mon Apr 19 1993 17:50 | 4 |
|
.726....
You're walking home, Ferraro!!
|
45.729 | Highbury bound | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Apr 19 1993 18:37 | 3 |
| I was told the Arsenal game was cup final week.
Antony
|
45.730 | "Donkey wins the Derby" Part II. | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Mon Apr 19 1993 22:00 | 7 |
| >>I was told the Arsenal game was cup final week.
>>Antony
Yep, 11th May, 7.45 kick off.
Mike M
|
45.731 | ADAMS THE DONKEY STRIKES AGAIN | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Apr 20 1993 15:35 | 14 |
| Heard on Radio 1 this morning
(Overheard conversation - Hospital near Wembley - Sunday evening)
Doctor - So how did you do it son.
Patient - I fell off a donkey doctor.
well it made me laugh.
Antony
|
45.732 | 3pts tonight please | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Apr 20 1993 21:24 | 7 |
| A win away at Middlesborough this evening would help us gain ground on
Blackburn in the league.
However our victory would probably mark the end for Boro so expect a
battle.
Antony
|
45.733 | Thrashed... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Apr 21 1993 11:53 | 6 |
|
We got a battle......beaten 3-0.
Apparently Spurs were rubbish.
Dave...
|
45.734 | | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Apr 23 1993 18:07 | 4 |
| Has the Nayim transfer been agreed. I understand that Spurs are playing
Zaragoza today on a friendly in Spain.
Antony
|
45.735 | Spurs back in Europe... for an evening. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Apr 23 1993 21:11 | 8 |
| I've just heard that Spurs are hosting a three team tournament Tuesday
evening, 27th at WHL starting 7pm called the Fiorucci Cup which will
feature Spurs, Inter Milan and Real Madrid playing three 40 minute
games. Is this true. I suspect we will have a depleted side with
Sheringham in the full England Squad and Barmby and Anderton in the U21
side that evening at Pompey.
Antony
|
45.736 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Nostalgia *is* what it used to be... | Mon Apr 26 1993 13:28 | 6 |
|
Yes, Antony, it is true. Ray Wilkins also said yesterday on the
C4 Italian footie that is was a "one-touch" tournament. Oooh, err,
missus 8-)
Andy.
|
45.737 | Fiorucci Cup...used to make good Jeans. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Apr 28 1993 14:21 | 21 |
|
Spurs v Real Madrid.
Awfull game, Real Madrid scored with the only chance of the match.
Spurs didnt create one chance.
Spurs v inter Milan
Inter fielded an almost full strenghth team, but didnt impress and
Spurs should have won easily. Ruddock had a free kick goal disallowed
from a free kick, and from the second re-take Nayim hit the bar.
Further chances fell to Fenwick, Andy Gray and Kevin Hodges. Salvatore
Schillaci should have had a penalty for Inter when he was brought down
by Deardon in goal. We had the usual wide eyed appeal to the ref from
Toto....(it took me back to Italia 90..). The game when to penalties
and eventually Inter went through to play Real in the final.
I didnt watch the final, anyone know who won ??
Dave...
|
45.738 | Winners to play Rangers? | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Wed Apr 28 1993 17:31 | 6 |
|
Inter 1 Real 2
Sounds like a great night out Dave!
g
|
45.739 | Fiorucci Cup | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Apr 29 1993 14:14 | 8 |
| Apparently there was only about 3,000 people attending. I think it's a
shame as both Real and Inter brought good teams over to compete. I
think Spurs missed an opprtunity in marketing the event. Certainly I
did not hear about it till only a few days before. I'm sure if they had
sold it well there would have been better contingents from italian and
spanish communities.
Antony
|
45.740 | Chinese whispers | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Wed May 05 1993 12:34 | 6 |
| I heard a whisper the other day from someone with connexions at the
club that a certain A.Townsend esq. will soon be on our books.
Apparantly one of our reserves (Nethercott ?) is going over there with
a cash adjustment for the Irish captain.
dw.
|
45.741 | Here comes the silly saeson ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed May 05 1993 13:33 | 7 |
| I don't think that Townsend is the best buy for us unless he comes at a
knockdown price - too old. I would prefer to pay some dosh and get Keane
on a five year deal. Still it's nearly time for the silly season when we
are linked at some stage or another with at least half the footballing
population of the UK.
Antony
|
45.742 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed May 05 1993 17:10 | 16 |
|
I would prefer Keane, then again wouldnt everyone. It looks like he
will be going North, he doesnt deny he has been looking at property in
the Manchester area so United and Blackburn have to be favourites.
Townsend..? he'll have to show better form than he has been showing at
Chelsea , according to those strange people that support Chelsea, he
has been well below par this season.
By the way 1-1 with Wimbledon on Saturday, with Darren Anderton
scoring. Anderton's name has been linked with the England squad being
named today to go to the States in the summer.
Blackburn tonight.
Dave...
|
45.743 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu May 06 1993 17:20 | 6 |
|
Spurs 1 Blackburn 2
Anderton Newell 2
Yawn.....................ROLL ON AUGUST.
|
45.744 | The boy Lineker done good! | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | on the Streets of San Francisco | Mon May 10 1993 02:13 | 7 |
| Since we don't have a movies note I thought i'd just mention
that Gary Lineker (and wife Michelle) make cameo appearances in the
new Eric Idle movie called "Splitting Heirs"
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
45.745 | | KURMA::SNEIL | | Mon May 10 1993 03:13 | 10 |
|
The movies note is....
Movies(file2145::valkyr$dka200:[notes]movies.note)
|
45.746 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Mon May 10 1993 12:54 | 3 |
|
What happened against Liverpool? Had Spurs a full team?
|
45.747 | | WARNUT::WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Mon May 10 1993 20:31 | 3 |
| It could equally well have been 6:2 to Spurs; Grobelaar played a
blinder; Spurs had some reserves in -- and no one was interested
anyway:-
|
45.748 | F.A. Cup Tics needed. | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | Pool-73,76,77,79,80,82-4,86,88,90 | Wed May 12 1993 20:27 | 10 |
|
I have a friend who wants to go to the cup final on Saturday and he is
looking for two tickets. Any help in this note would be greatly appreciated.
Come on you Spurs
Cunno
|
45.749 | Wrong finalists??? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | on the Streets of San Francisco | Wed May 12 1993 20:58 | 7 |
| Matrtin,
Isn't the final between Arsenal and Sheff wed??
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
45.750 | Always nice to beat the Arsenal ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed May 12 1993 21:55 | 8 |
| Arsenal 1 Spurs 3
Anyone go? I heard it was two young teams, still it makes nice viewing
of the final league table to see us above Arsenal. I think
Sheringham(1) and John Hendry(2) scored our goals.
Antony
|
45.751 | | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Thu May 13 1993 01:05 | 8 |
|
Re .748
Talk about rubbing it in Martin. :-) I'm sure the Tottenham fans are
already in mourning coz of the semi final without you asking for
Wembley tickets. :-)
Gary.
|
45.752 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu May 13 1993 14:21 | 16 |
|
Final game, and we beat Arsenal 3-1 at Highbury. That means we doubled
the Arse but lost the one that mattered........and they get through to
Wembley to spoil what is usually a great day.
Not a bad season overall. I remeber going to QPR early in the season,
getting beat 4-1 and seroiusly worrying about getting relegated, we
were so bad. Things turned around and we finished in 8th.
Teddy Sheringham picked up the Golden Boot with 22 League Goals and
ended the season with 29 goals, a good buy, no doubt about that.
Roll on August..and Come on you Owls.
Dave...
|
45.753 | | TRUCKS::SANT | This is as good as it gets! | Thu May 13 1993 14:43 | 18 |
|
Dave, what must have been pleasing this year for Spurs fans
was the way they persevered with their youngsters and style
of play, and managed to avert a relegation dog-fight that
they looked like being involved in a couple of months into the
season.
Around the end of October Spurs looked to be in for a tough time,
but stuck at it and the likes of Anderton/Barmby/Edinburgh/Walker
will be the better for it.
No one is ever "too good to go down" (just ask Nottm Forest fans..)
but Spurs certainly turned things around to finish quite well.
A couple of players short of a very good side, imo... (Clough +
an experienced striker like Barnes..).
Andy.
|
45.754 | Teddy's Tally Thirty? | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Thu May 13 1993 17:46 | 5 |
| On Sportsnight last night they said Sheringham goals tally is 30 for
the season.
Is anyone prepared to confirm or deny this rumour?
|
45.755 | Err....CRISIS !! | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri May 14 1993 12:26 | 10 |
|
It seems that THFC are in crisis this morning with Alan Sugar
reportedly wanting Terry Venables to resign his position at the club.
It seems there has been a major difference of opinion between the two
which has led to the rift.
The players have come out in support of Terry Venables, stating that if
he goes so do they.
Dave...
|
45.756 | | WIZZER::FISCHER | I can always sleep standing up | Fri May 14 1993 16:49 | 5 |
| The meeting was at 10am - does anyone know what's happening?
Ian
|
45.757 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri May 14 1993 17:10 | 9 |
|
Ok... so things have got serious.....
Terry Venables has been sacked.
I cant believe this,
Dave...
|
45.758 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Tripple ripple truffle shuffler | Fri May 14 1993 17:27 | 2 |
|
Sheringham has reported that he's leaving too.
|
45.759 | MONEY TALKS!!!!! | PEKING::MCKIEN | NICK | Fri May 14 1993 17:32 | 20 |
|
Dave,
Apparently Sugar likes people to know he has all the DOSH and so he
want's to run the whole business himself.
He was counting on Spurs being in Europe next season and making him
more money.
It looks as if he is just out to feather his own nest at any cost.
The Spurs fans won't be very happy about Venables going because HE
IS SPURS.
People like Sugar are going to ruin more clubs if they are given the
chance.
I bet the Fans are congragating outside WHL already and calling for
Sugars HEAD.
NICK.
|
45.760 | | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | Living with Flamingos on the DELTA | Fri May 14 1993 17:34 | 11 |
| What's the odds on this being another Barnet?
Venables back in by the end of the day, and Sugar out by next
season.
If the players start leaving I can't see Sugar having much option than
to re-instate Venables.
Anyone got any details as to the differences between TV & Sugar?
Al
|
45.761 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Fri May 14 1993 17:58 | 5 |
|
How could this happen? Just when the club were showing some potential
after a disastrous few years. Is Venables really gone?
Denis.
|
45.762 | gutted | SWBNEU::TOURNE::WRIGHT | | Fri May 14 1993 18:02 | 9 |
| if all the stuff about venables and the players leaving is kosher, thats me
finished as a Spurs fan. I've supported them for as long as i can remember, at
least 25 years, but enough is enough. I didn't think anything could make me say
that, but when the football team is no longer their first priority, thats it.
Finished.
Ray
ps. i still hope that Arsenal get stuffed tomorrow. Some things you can't change
|
45.763 | what will happen to the coach ? | KERNEL::SMITHS | more nonsense in a minute ... | Fri May 14 1993 18:18 | 10 |
| On the radio @13:00 they said a large crowd was gathering outside
WHL,and the mood was not friendly !!
Ray Clements and Doug Livermore had just been summoned to the board
meeting,so there future may also be in question,will they be loyal to
TV or the club.
Steve,
(not a spurs supporter,but a bit miffed that this sort of thing is
still happening in football)
|
45.764 | feet (or lack of them) will do the talking | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | Living with Flamingos on the DELTA | Fri May 14 1993 18:33 | 7 |
| re .762
I wouldn't be surprised if that's the attitude with a vast majority of
fans. If Sugar doesn't change his mind, the fans won't be there
next season.
Al (Not a Spurs fan but they're my favourite London team)
|
45.765 | Get Sugar out... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri May 14 1993 18:38 | 8 |
|
He's definatly been sacked, what a nightmare. I cant believe he wont be
reinstated within a week. What can the rest of the board be thinking
about voting him out...???
Terry Venables must stay at WHL !!
Dave...
|
45.766 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Fri May 14 1993 18:45 | 2 |
|
If Sugar goes, how are Spurs fixed for readies?
|
45.767 | Gob smacked! | BRUMMY::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Fri May 14 1993 19:37 | 12 |
| I heard it on Radio 5 this afternoon - Venables sacked!
El Tel is one of the best managers in Europe. FLAME ON. What the 'ell
is Sugar playing at! FLAME off.
This side has so much potential, is it going to be destroyed in one
crass move?
As a fan & share-holder I can't believe it's true!
I've just gone sour on Sugar!!!
|
45.768 | TV | NEWOA::GUTHRIE_J | Panic Sleeper | Fri May 14 1993 21:44 | 22 |
| Just like to add my sympathy on the the departure of El Tel he's done a
great job for the Spurs and will be surley missed.
Ah well looks like you'll be joining Palace next season in Divison One.
We beat the Scum 0-1 We beat the Scum 0-1
See you in Europe,oh no we won't I keep forgetting.
Now didn't that anoy you?
Good luck for next season you'll need it.
Jason...In case you haven't guessed a true GOONER.
|
45.769 | Lights blue touchpaper & stands well clear...... | PAKORA::JJACK | | Sat May 15 1993 08:13 | 10 |
45.770 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Sat May 15 1993 13:08 | 9 |
|
Re-1
Err..The FA Cup in 1991.
Venables back in...for now.
Dave...Sugar out.
|
45.771 | whats happening ? | SWBNEU::TOURNE::WRIGHT | | Sat May 15 1993 13:26 | 6 |
| developments at spurs haven't made it in to the swiss papers, and there wasn't
anything on world service news this morning either (some people have no sense of
priorities...), so - what are the latest developments ? is sugar out/venables in
happening, or just wishful thinking ?
anxious of neuchatel
|
45.772 | El Tel is Back for Now | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Sat May 15 1993 15:32 | 5 |
45.773 | Sort this sh*t out... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon May 24 1993 17:42 | 15 |
|
High Court Meeting tomorrow, another adjournment(sp) is favourite.
Terry Venables has apparently had a few offers of financial help to
buy out Sugar, but Sugar doesnt want to sell.
If it comes down to Sugar having to prove that its in the best
interest's of the club that TV goes, I really cant see him winning the
case, that is unless he has some evidence of wrong doings by TV.
Hope to see TV back in very soon and Des Walker and Roy Keane at WHL
next season.
Dave...
|
45.774 | Could we sue the FA on the grounds of Racial descrimination? | KIRKTN::ISUTHERLAND | Serial Waster | Tue May 25 1993 05:54 | 10 |
|
Can any of you Spurs fans tell me if Rangers are still being allowed
to play in the Gary Mabbutt Testimonial? If so,has a date been set
for it yet?
The reason i ask is because i've just heard that the FA,in their
infinite wisdom,have put a block on Rangers taking part in the Makita
Invitation Trophy.
Thanx in advance,
Iain.
|
45.775 | Another 2 weeks | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | Living with Flamingos on the DELTA | Tue May 25 1993 19:03 | 4 |
| Well the hearing has been adjourned for a further 2 weeks. Probably due to
Sugar not having a decent reason for sacking TV.
Al
|
45.776 | Its going to drag on and on... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed May 26 1993 13:28 | 11 |
|
It seeems Sugar has more support than first thought. Most of the staff
at WHL are in support of Alan Sugar, stating the reason that while
Terry Venables is fighting the case the Club is in turmoil and they
cannot do their jobs. I dont understand legal procedure, but as it
stands at the moment, I must admit, its not looking to good for Terry
Venables.
Dave...
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45.777 | Unhappy of the Crescent !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed May 26 1993 16:19 | 28 |
| Apparently Vanables and Sugar had a half hour meeting to discuss how
the club would be run through the period till the full hearing. There
seems to be one major loser throughout this and that's the name of
Tottenham Hotspur FC. I think that Sugar will have enough evidence to
dismiss Venables and I think that Venables is using his media influence
to make Sugar buy him out at a price of Venables choosing not just what
Sugar originally offered. S*@T OR BUST FOR TV.
It seems that even Venables original supporters in the club, board
members and the clubs commercial manager and Secretary are now in favour of
Venables being sacked, as his talents on the football side of things
were obviously not the same as his talents on the commercial side of
things. His choice of business partners seems another major reason for
his downfall. There was an article in the Sunday Times about the
backgrounds of his two main sidekicks who seem decidly dodgy.
Back on football talk if Venables goes who will come in. I would love
to see Hoddle at Spurs but listening the the last 6.06 a couple of
weeks ago David Mellor was heavily hinting that Bates had as good as
got his man and the man was Hoddle. Other contenders are the existing
managers, Clemence and Livermore who have kept well out of the
publicity and others could include Ardiles, Perryman ???
Football Italia mentioned that Spurs are in the bidding and have
expressed interest in Walker along with Sheff Wed and Leeds. Who knows,
it looks like a real B**tard of a summer for Spurs fans.
Antony
|
45.778 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed May 26 1993 17:07 | 15 |
|
If Venables does go, I would have thought Alan Sugar had better make
sure he gets Hoddle. Livermore and Clemence were ok, but Terry
Venables was behind them...on there own ????. Ardiles has said he isnt
interested..its got to be Hoddle.
What happens to the likes of Teddy Sheringham and Neil Ruddock if TV
does go..they have been right behing Venables all the way, will they
leave ?, as for a couple of major summer signings..I think we can forget
that. Holding onto the players we've got is going to be hard enough.
Dave...
|
45.779 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Tripple ripple truffle shuffler | Wed May 26 1993 17:15 | 8 |
|
You don't need a 'replacement' for TV. If you are looking for people
to replace, look no further than Livermore and Clemence (although I'd
give them another season to be honest) . TV is primarily an executive
now and WHL has enough of those already, in my opinion. -- Too many cooks
and all that.
Tim
|
45.780 | Spurs in the news again !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jun 01 1993 14:20 | 18 |
| Sunday's Times carried two story's on the current Spurs saga. The first
on the front page is the most damaging with Sugar set to lift the lid
on transfer dealings and back payments etc. Although this should be
sorted out for all football it seems that Tottenham's name will go
through the shit again before it is sorted. The other story is about the
council for Venables who has had previous financial problems.
The first story was followed up yesterday in the tabloids.
Yesterday Glenn took Swindon through the play off final into the
Premier league. Not only galling watching Glenda play and constant
links to Chelsea, which he however denied this morning but also John
Moncur who we sold last year after never establishing himself at Spurs
playing a blinder in the Swindon side.
Antony
|
45.781 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jun 01 1993 14:26 | 8 |
|
...and even worse in the press over the weekend, Alan Sugar has lined
up Joe Kinnear as a replacement for Terry Venables.
I dont think so.
Dave...
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45.782 | It's turning to Rat Sh@t ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jun 01 1993 14:57 | 18 |
| Dave.
I saw that Kinnear was being lined up to help Sounness at Liverpool.
Although not my first choice I think Kinnear is ex Tottenham and
despite his Wimbledon team is mean't to be a good coach. Notice success of
ex Totts Hoddle and Ardiles at the weekend. Despite Ardiles saying he
was not interested I suspect that might change if the Venables
situation is sorted and Sugar wins.
Whatever Sugar is doing I don't believe he is the type of person to
interfere in the football side of things and I believe that there are
going to be a few stones turned over next week. I don't think he's
doing this for the fun of it. My only doub't about him is his connection
to Sky.
Antony
Antony
|
45.783 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Tue Jun 01 1993 17:52 | 7 |
|
But how will players like Sherringham & Anderton react if Sugar wins?
Can they be persuaded to stay or will they walk out in support of
TV?
Denis.
|
45.784 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jun 01 1993 18:19 | 6 |
|
I think alot will depend on who takes over. I really cant see TV
staying at WHL, so a replacement will have to be named ASAP. I think if
it's Hoddle, there is a good chance the team will stay together.
Dave...
|
45.785 | | CODS::ESBECK | Dec Van Esbeck | Wed Jun 02 1993 14:30 | 1 |
| A spoonful of Sugar helps the Venables go down......
|
45.786 | Hoddle to Chelsea | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jun 02 1993 17:14 | 4 |
| Reading today's tabloids it seems that Hoddle will be made manager of
Chelsea next week.
Antony
|
45.787 | Who comes to WHL..??? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jun 02 1993 17:26 | 5 |
|
yeah, it looks like Hoddle is going to Chelsea...what a waste.
Dave...
|
45.788 | Makita at WHL | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jun 03 1993 15:29 | 9 |
| Pre-season news.
Spurs, Chelsea, Ajax and Lazio will ake part in the Makita tournament
this coming pre-season July 31st/August 1st at White Hart Lane.
There will be a press conference today with Sugar and Venables both
attending.
Antony
|
45.789 | ? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jun 03 1993 16:00 | 7 |
|
Antony..
Is the press conference to announce the makita Tournement, or are is
there something else on the agenda...???
Dave...
|
45.790 | It'll all be sort soooooonnnn ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jun 03 1993 16:48 | 7 |
| The mirror has given only a small article to it, mind you with the
goings on last night, I'm not surprised. I think all will be resolved
on the 8th. Am if forced to bet on an outcome I think El tel will be on
his way. Maybe a dark horse if the FA sack Taylor if England lose to
Holland in September.
Antony
|
45.791 | Another bout of Self abuse for THFC. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jun 08 1993 16:09 | 14 |
| Well, Thursday's court appearance is fast approaching. I will just be
glad to get the whole thing done. I do not believe that Venables will
get his job back. I honestly believe that although he is the man we
need to guide the football team, his business expertise is not what it
should be to run a publicly limited company. It's a shame but I don't
think Sugar is messing around for no reason. Venables has put all his
efforts into the club but there must be something lurking which looks
like being exposed in court to explain all this upheaval. In the
meantime it looks like we've missed out on Keane, we have definitely
missed out on Hoddle and Clough jnr. I see Ruddock and Sherringham are
now making noises about leaving. Perhaps this though is just good
public support for El Tel.
Antony
|
45.792 | Just a thought | OPG::TONY | | Tue Jun 08 1993 16:29 | 10 |
| I get the impression that Venables is trying to create a position similar
to what we see in the continent. Where by a President is involved/has a say
in all aspects of a club, from the football side to the financial side.
A bit like Tapin at Marseile or even the Italian Club presidents who
sometimes buy players without the coaches being aware..!!
Just a thought..
Tony
|
45.793 | Batsie's your man. | NEWOA::BURTON | | Tue Jun 08 1993 17:21 | 4 |
|
A bit like Ken Bates then ! 8-)
Nige.
|
45.794 | Why are Edward and Razor shouting so loud??? | YUPPY::PANES | Win your weight in fish | Tue Jun 08 1993 18:37 | 10 |
| When El Veg was at the Palace there were alot of strange comings and goings
some of which involved an agency ( Prop. Mrs El Veg ) allegedly. I am
sure that Alan Michael Sugar has probably got some dirt in this area
which he will now doubt fling if the legal system appears to be going
against him.
I have a lot of time for Venables the football coach/manager, but I suspect
that some of his off the field activities are less than "lillywhite".
Stuart
|
45.795 | SPURS INCOURT | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jun 10 1993 17:23 | 3 |
| TODAY'S THE DAY OF THE HEARING. ANY NEWS.
ANTONY
|
45.796 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | DANGER: Volatile Database at large | Thu Jun 10 1993 17:38 | 5 |
|
Yep, it's been aleged that Clough took cash bribes from Venables over
the sale of Teddy Sheringham to Spurs. Venables denies it.
Tim
|
45.797 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Thu Jun 10 1993 18:48 | 4 |
|
Are you serious? Did Sugar make this allegation?
Thanks.
|
45.798 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | DANGER: Volatile Database at large | Thu Jun 10 1993 18:57 | 5 |
|
Oh yes. Apparently (allegedly) Clough picked his money up at a motorway
service station. Sugar is definately digging up some dirt.
Tim
|
45.799 | The Case Continuous. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jun 11 1993 14:27 | 11 |
|
Nothing that wasnt expected yesterday, the allegations about Clough
were obviously going to come out. Has Sugar got any other evidence
other than hearsay ???, I suppose we will find out today.
All in all, not much was resolved. Alan Sugar could get in trouble for
contempt of court for allegedly making threats to Johnathen Crystal
over the phone.
Dave...
|
45.800 | Any more news? | KERNEL::NDAY | Quazimodo sang,'It started with a syst' | Fri Jun 11 1993 21:00 | 3 |
| Any other news relating to the VENABLES V SUGAR fight as yet ??
Nige.
|
45.801 | ON and ON and ON....until January possibly. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Sat Jun 12 1993 11:24 | 15 |
|
Gary Mabbutt and Neil Ruddock were in court to support Teyy Venables
yesterday, both said that the club wouldnt be the same without him and
the team would fall apart with as many as 11 players asking for
transfers if he was forced out. Alan Sugar's QC answered this by saying
that they wanted TV out of his position as Cheif Executive, not as
manager.....??????
TV also admitted he made a mistake by agreeing to the share issue when
that Alan Sugar funded, giving Sugar a controlling interest in the
club.
The very bad news is this could drag on until January........
Dave...
|
45.802 | Make him Manager | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Sat Jun 12 1993 15:57 | 6 |
45.803 | Souness afterRuddock? | YR2000::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Mon Jun 14 1993 09:02 | 10 |
| Liverpool have made an offer for Neil ruddock
It was in the washingtom post so it must be true as they had to make
room for the baltimore orioles hero worship section to list it...
now if only we good buy a midfielder too...
regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
45.804 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jun 14 1993 13:03 | 11 |
|
Alan Sugar has hit back at speculation that the team will fall apart if
Terry Venables leaves, saying that of the 10 players who's contract are
up, one has signed, two have agreed and the rest are reserves and
youths.
He has also stated that Neil Ruddock and Nick Barmby are not for sale.
The case continues today.
Dave...
|
45.805 | Not so sweet..even though it was expected. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jun 15 1993 12:03 | 22 |
|
Well the expected happened, Terry Venables has been removed from his
position as chief executive at WHL and is no longer employed by
THFCPLC.
Although I expected it, its very sad and annoying. Sugar might be a
good business man, and Venables not, but who cares. A Football club
isnt something you can have as a hobby just to add a couple more
million to your bank account. Terry Venables put everything he had and
more in Tottenham Hotspur FC, and deserves better than this. Sugar in
an interview yesterday was summed up by the fact he didnt even know how
many clubs there were in all four divisions, he said 70 and had to be
reminded by one of his sheep (probably one of the Tottenham Directors
that Venables kept in a job and has now stabbed him in the back).
I hope the boycott of supporters happens, Sugar think fans have short
memories, and this will have all blown over by August....Terry Venables
deserves better than that.
Totally Pissed off.
Dave...
|
45.806 | Oh to oh to be oh to be a Gooner | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Never heard of him | Tue Jun 15 1993 12:45 | 6 |
|
Isn't TV still manager, he has only lost his job as Cheif Exec ?.
Gary
|
45.807 | More Dirt ???? | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Tue Jun 15 1993 17:36 | 15 |
| Front page of the Standard tonite
"Venables faces new Spurs axe"
The story basically says that unless Venners gives up his bid for
reinstatement Sugar will dish some more dirt"
Sugar is obv. totally out of touch with reality as he's also called on
Spurs supporters to unite around the new regime and make Spurs the
"best team in England"
Sad days indeed. :-(
dw.
|
45.808 | | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | Just another Day!! | Tue Jun 15 1993 18:39 | 11 |
|
Happy days are here again.......!!!!
All ye disillusioned Fans, why not give up this excuse of a club
and join a REAL, DOMINANT, STABLE and Sucessful club....
its just around the corner..
ARSENAL, ARSENAL, ARSENAL.......
Just thought I'd lighten up our day!!!
|
45.809 | ArZZZZZZZZZZenal..no thanks. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jun 15 1993 18:59 | 7 |
|
RE-1
ITS NOT THAT BAD....!!!
Dave...
|
45.810 | yr. from Woolwich | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Tue Jun 15 1993 19:45 | 15 |
| re . -2
> its just around the corner
It never used to be till quite recently , it used to be on its own
patch
of ground in Sth.London , come to think of it it never used to have a
tube station either , or I dont really even think this club should be
in the top div. since they didn't get there fairly (by auto. finishing
top)...........or dont gooners know history !
dw.
|
45.811 | Lets not get childish | NEWOA::GUTHRIE_J | Panic Sleeper | Wed Jun 16 1993 01:47 | 19 |
|
Of course the Arsenal don't deserve to be in the Premier League I mean
since they got there they have never been out of the top flight and
have won the league 10 times,feats which a certain team which name
escapes me but who's topic I believe I'm writing in sadly fail to equal
by quite some considerable margin.
I don't wish to get into a slanging match but lets not dig up ancient
history in a desperate attempt to put your rivals down purely because
your own club is going through a rough patch.
I have to admit although I can't stand Spurs I do not like what has
happened to TV and the club in general,I always want Arsenal to beat
Spurs but by being the better side not because Spurs have been ripped
apart by a money mad maniac.
Jason...A true gooner and football fan.(Some would say a contradiction
in terms).
|
45.812 | What Provocation ! | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Wed Jun 16 1993 16:19 | 6 |
| re: -1 - point taken.
The note that provoked it was like a red flag to a bull !!!
dw.
|
45.813 | Ossie back at the lane ?? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jun 17 1993 13:36 | 4 |
| yesterday's Mail ststed that Ardiles is cutting short a family
holiday to speak to Alan Sugar about taking over at WHL.
Antony
|
45.814 | or Kinnear | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Thu Jun 17 1993 14:54 | 6 |
|
To-day's Irish Independant also mentioned that Ardiles has been
contacted by Spurs but also said that Joe Kinnear was being tipped
to be the new boss.
Denis.
|
45.815 | Return of Ozzie | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Mon Jun 21 1993 13:24 | 9 |
| The OZ is back at WHL !!!!!
Seems to be a master stroke of PR by s*g*r , will it work ?? , well
Barmby;s dad has app. said he's willing to make peace with Oz + the
little man is talking to Razor + Teddy this week.
dw.
|
45.816 | I feel I've been mugged....... | PEKING::HUTCHISONP | | Mon Jun 21 1993 13:48 | 14 |
| Nice bit of PR, but at what price. WBA are going for legal action with
compensation claims of 1 Million.
Although we made a working profit last year, do we need the extra debt??
- even though that has very little to do with Football itself.
Personally the choice of Ossie is a good one, but oh what a shame
Hoddle signed for Chelsea 10 days before. With a bit of luck and good
timing, it could have been him. But what a dilemma to have. Hoddle or
Ossie?
Maybe every cloud has a silver lining??
Peter
|
45.817 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | DANGER: Volatile Database at large | Mon Jun 21 1993 14:40 | 22 |
|
Although undoubtedly Ossie's team play with flair, I feel they always
lack cohesion at the back. Whilst he was at Newcastle, he got the
defenders to concentrate on passing rather than defending (some defenders
did pass comment about this and were unhappy), and as a consequence he
nearly got the club relegated to the old third division (and total
financial collapse) and would of done so, had he not been given the sack.
During this time, there was serious boardroom disharmony and he did not
take this added pressure well. He did get the team playing very good
football, but as I've said, they were incredibly poor at the back.
In addition, his use of the English language is not so hot and he is
quite difficult to understand. Kevin Keegan took basically the same
players (alright he did sign a couple) into the premier league. Ossie
remains unproved at a 'big club' and I think the added boardroom strife,
coupled with his own inability to motivate players when the chips are down
will signal some tough times ahead for Spurs, unless the squabbling
stops. Of course, I could be wrong. He did do well at both Swindon and WBA,
however, he didn't face the same sort of pressures he did at Newcastle and
no doubt will at Spurs.
Tim
|
45.818 | Sugar is not sweet | MIACT::RANKINE | | Mon Jun 21 1993 22:16 | 22 |
| The Sunday Times had an interview with Sugar, and it was a bit sad to
read, as he seemed to be gloating. The gist of the article was that I
am a winner, the court case proves it, and the fans want Spurs to be
1st not 2nd or 3rd, and only winners can get them there. With TV out
the way, the only way is up, and Spurs are on the brink of winning
something. The appointment of Ardilles will keep the vocal, pro-TV
lobby quiet, and the season ticket sales will start to increase.
My only counter to the above is that money may be able to buy power,
but it does not guarantee success...lots of clubs have spent lots of
dosh on players, and it hasnt worked...Derby are a prime example of
this recently. Winning a court case is one thing, especially when he
has the majority of the board supporting him, ..winning the Prem League
over 42(or is it more) games is another matter.
If Spurs are on the verge of winning something, it has little to do
with anyhting Sugar has done, but more on the time and effort that EL
Tel has invested over the last couple of years.
Time will tell
Paul
|
45.819 | Dont go Razor | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Wed Jun 23 1993 12:19 | 9 |
| In this am's Guardian it says Ruddock has broken off talks with Oz.
He (Razor) is quoted as sayging TV offered him better terms than
what ozzie is offering. Man U. are said to be "alerted".
woe is us.
dw.
|
45.820 | Ruddock ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jun 23 1993 13:44 | 9 |
| I'm not sure what this means as Ruddock has two years of a three year
deal left. This deal was to tie him to another two years. I suspect
there is more mileage in this story till something is sorted one way or
another.
I hope he does not leave as I think his attitude was one of the major
factors in our season last year.
Antony
|
45.821 | Assistant manager ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jun 24 1993 13:40 | 7 |
| Does anyone know who is Ossie's assistant at Spurs? I have heard it is
either Clemence or Steve Perryman. The players will report back on the
5th July for pre-season. Lets hope the players settle down as if
Venables wins the court case then he will want a healthy club to
take-over.
Antony
|
45.822 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Thu Jun 24 1993 14:28 | 7 |
|
Antony
Is there still a possibility that Venables will be re-instated and
Sugar ousted?
Denis.
|
45.823 | Danger:optimist alert! | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Thu Jun 24 1993 15:07 | 9 |
| >Is there still a possibility that Venables will be re-instated and
>Sugar ousted.
Only in the mind of an *extreme* optimist , unfortunately.
Personally , I think you've got more chance of seeing Lord Lucan riding
Shergar down the Seven Sisters Rd. Jack.
|
45.824 | Venables ???? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jun 24 1993 16:39 | 10 |
| I honestly believe that Venables chances of coming back are extremely
limited but I thought that before his take over two years ago. I still
think that crippling the club by not attending games and boycotting the
club if that is the case is still wrong as the club will go down the
toilet just to get back at Sugarr and if he then decided to go then I know
who the real loser would be THFC. Plus the fact that I think Venables
was naieve in his dealings as a chief executive rather than as a
football manager.
Antony
|
45.825 | Meat and no Veg | YUPPY::HAMBLY | | Thu Jun 24 1993 19:23 | 12 |
| Re -2 Would that be Alan Shergar?
I think El Veg's goose is well and truly cooked. His financial backing
has already started to drift away and as his 250K salary has gone,
I can't see how he is going to meet his interest payments. Unless he
has a very generous sponsor/benefactor, I expect him to take the money
and run, i.e. sell out to Sugar.
Now, I seem to recall Barnet are in dire need of a backer at the
moment...
Clive.
|
45.826 | more rumour ? | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Fri Jul 02 1993 19:26 | 3 |
| I see that after Ozzie saying Vinnie Sideways was staying , he's now
demanded
a transfer.
|
45.827 | Ossie's back... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jul 05 1993 16:13 | 19 |
|
Latest news according to some of the press yesterday..
Razor now might stay, if he is offered the same contract as being
offered by TV, then he will stay. He is meeting Ossie today.
David Howells wants a transfer.
Spurs want Gavin Peacock from Newcastle...I dont know much about him,
any of the Geordie Noters fill in any details, is he any good..??
As for the appointment of Ossie..well I hope he does well, but I would
still like to see TV back, but thats doubtfull, so now we might aswell
get behing Ossie, and hope that Razor and Sheringham stay, and we build
the team around Razor, Darren Anderton, Nick Barmby and Teddy
Sheringham.
Dave...
|
45.828 | Makita dates and ticket prices | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Jul 05 1993 16:53 | 10 |
| Anyone got details of this Makita tournament at Spurs at the end of
July.
We are apparently after Peacock of Newcastle and the central defender
of Swindon.
Antony
|
45.829 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | DANGER: Volatile Database at large | Mon Jul 05 1993 17:19 | 11 |
45.830 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | DANGER: Volatile Database at large | Mon Jul 05 1993 19:57 | 8 |
45.831 | Clear as Mud !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jul 06 1993 13:37 | 8 |
| Ossie was back from Holiday in Spain yesterday. Perryman resigned as
Manager of Watford yesterday. The players report back for training
tomorrow. I suspect that a lot with regard to transfers in and out of
the club, and back room appointments will be sorted out by the end of
the week.
Antony
|
45.832 | THFC Fixtures 1993/94 | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jul 06 1993 15:55 | 53 |
| August 14 Newcastle A
" 16 Arsenal H SKY
" 21 Man City H
" 25 Liverpool A
" 28 Aston Villa A
" 31 Chelsea H
September 11 Sheff Utd A
" 18 Oldham H
" 26 Ipswich A SKY
October 3 Everton H SKY
" 16 Man Utd A
" 23 Swindon H
" 30 Blackburn A
November 6 Southampton A
" 20 Leeds H
" 23 Wimbledon H
" 27 QPR H
December 4 Newcastle H
" 7 Arsenal A
" 11 Man City A
" 18 Liverpool H
" 27 Norwich H
" 28 West Ham A
January 1 Coventry H
" 3 Sheff Wed A
" 8 FA Cup 3rd Rd ?
" 15 Man Utd H
" 22 Swindon A
February 12 Blackburn H
" 19 Aston Villa H
" 26 Chelsea A
March 5 Sheff Utd H
" 12 Oldham A
" 19 Ipswich H
" 26 Everton A
" 29 Sheff Wed H
April 2 Norwich A
" 4 West Ham H
" 9 Coventry A
" 16 Leeds A
" 23 Southampton H
" 30 Wimbledon A
May 7 QPR H
|
45.833 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jul 06 1993 17:15 | 6 |
|
Steve Perryman has been confirmed as Spurs assistant manager. Ray
Clemence has been sacked. Doug Livermore takes over as reserve team
coach and as chief Scout.
Dave...
|
45.834 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Nothing personal.It's just business. | Tue Jul 06 1993 17:59 | 5 |
|
I wondor why did Perryman initially turn down the No. 2 job. Sounds
like a good partnership. I hope they can keep the backbone of the team.
Denis.
|
45.835 | Petchey turned it down! | YUPPY::TAYLORM | | Wed Jul 07 1993 14:19 | 6 |
| re .last. Perryman did NOT originally turn the job down. He was on
holiday at the time and made no comment. It was the Watford chairman
Jack Petchey who turned it down. To me it was obvious Perryman
would accept the 4 year contract on offer at Spurs.
Martin
|
45.836 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jul 07 1993 14:24 | 13 |
|
Pat Jennings takes over as Goalkeeping coach.
more press speculation...
Neil Ruddock turned up for pre season training yesterday stating that
nothing has changed and he still wants to leave unless he gets the
contract offered by TV. THFC have turned down an offer od #1.75 million
from Blackburn for Ruddock.
I hope all this gets sorted out soon.
Dave...
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45.837 | Can't wait for the season to start. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jul 07 1993 14:47 | 16 |
| I hope that once pre-season training starts then some emotion will be
defused out of the situation. I do not know the differences between the
contract offered to Ruddock from TV and from Ardiles. I hope it is
something that can be surmounted as I rated Ruddock as a real character
in the Spurs team last year. The only thing I think is that Mabbutt is
getting towards the end of his career and we need to start thinking
about a new partner for Ruddock not losing him.
It's a shame about Clemence who has been at Spurs for 12 years. I think
it was a case of Clem not wanting to go back to the ranks of reserve
coaching. I am pleased though that the mgmt have a real Tottenham
flavour to them and particularly the fact that Spurs will play the type
of football we expect under Ardiles. Something we have not always down
under TV.
Antony
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45.838 | three in...who's out ?? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 08 1993 13:36 | 9 |
|
I saw Ossie interviewed last night (either on SKY news or London
Tonight..I cant remeber) and he stated that three new players would be
signed before the start of the new season, and he hopes to sort out all
the contract problems soon. He wouldnt state who the three new players
will be, but it doed seem that two will be Gavin Peacock and Colin
Calderwood, as press speculation continues.
Dave...
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45.839 | Rumours spurred on by Terry Mac | PLUNDR::MORAN | Hurrah for Pres. Clinton and Bill too! | Thu Jul 08 1993 14:02 | 11 |
|
>but it doed seem that two will be Gavin Peacock and Colin Calderwood,
>as press speculation continues.
Terry Mac has stated that Peacock will not be leaving Newcastle, as he
is still wanted and they need to keep competition for places. Last time
he made a comment like this, he was referring to David Kelly, the day
before he was sold (sacrificed) to Wolves. Read into this what you
like.
Tim
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45.840 | Rumours | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Fri Jul 09 1993 18:51 | 13 |
| In the Mirror this am it said (World exclusive) that TV was gonna
buy...
wait for it...........\
Luton Town !!!!!!!
This has been denied in this evenings Standard where TV says Luton
approached him not the other way round and that his aim was still to
regain control at Spurs .
dw.
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45.841 | Walker for Wednesday | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Jul 12 1993 14:29 | 5 |
| I see today's television and radio say that Des Walker is going to Sheff
Wed. I thought he would be one of our targets, particularly if Ruddock
seems so determined to get away from Spurs.
Antony
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45.842 | Ruddock to Stay | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Mon Jul 12 1993 16:05 | 3 |
45.843 | Ruddock will go.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 15 1993 16:34 | 14 |
|
It looks like Ruddock will go. According to some press this morning,
Ossie has refused to give him the contract agreed by TV, and has agreed
to sell him. It seems that there are a number of clubs in the hunt for
him, Newcastle, Blackburn, Liverpool and Chelsea have been linked with
him. Ossie wants 2.7 million, and said he wont sell for any less.
Ruddock has said he is pleased it is all sorted out.
Shame he's leaving, but there isnt much point in keeping a player that
doesnt want to play for the club.
Who takes his place..????
Dave...
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45.844 | Big Improvement | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Thu Jul 15 1993 17:00 | 6 |
45.845 | Colin calderwood | NEWOA::BOYD | | Thu Jul 15 1993 19:19 | 10 |
| <<< Note 45.843 by PEKING::WILSOND1 "DAVE WILSON @WLC" >>>
-< Ruddock will go.. >-
>> Who takes his place..????
According to the local Swindon paper Colin Calderwood is a strong
contender. The paper said that until Ruddock was on the move no offer
would be made.
Well if he is on the move.....
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45.846 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jul 16 1993 16:53 | 14 |
|
Ruddock didnt turn up for the tour of Ireland. Ossie Ardiles has said
that he was offered the contract that TV had already offered him but
Razor wanted more. Probably only getting 6000 per week, who can blame
him.
It looks like he will move to either Newcastle or Blackburn and Spurs
will sign Colin Calderwood. Does anyone know if he is any good. When I
saw Swindon last season they were great going foward, but absolutley
sh*t at the back (mind you that sounds like THFC). He'll have a hard
job replacing Razor. Just when things were getting sorted at the back,
its back to square one, and Mabbutt cant go on forever.
Dave...
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45.847 | Repeat performance | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Fri Jul 16 1993 20:03 | 7 |
| re: -1
It's like when we lost Richard Gough - it took us years to recover
the stability that he offered and this looks like a repear performance
with Ruddock. I can't see anyone giving us what he offered last year.
dw.
|
45.848 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Hurrah for Pres Clinton and Bill too! | Mon Jul 19 1993 13:44 | 6 |
|
I heard that over the weekend Spurs agreed a fee with 3 teams for
Ruddock (Newcastle, Blackburn and Liverpool) and he was supposed to
have had talks with all of them. Any news of his decision yet?
Tim
|
45.849 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jul 19 1993 14:22 | 18 |
|
Two wins on the tour of Ireland..
I cant remeber who the game on Friday was against but Spurs won 4-2
with Goals from Barmby (2) Andy Turner and either an own goal or Teddy
Sheringham, depending on which report you read.
The other game was against Drogheda (Sp), which finished 3-1 with two
from Teddy and one for Darren Anderton.
Re. Neil Ruddock
Looks like its up to him to choose from the three clubs mentioned in
the previous note, but Chelsea and Villa are also interested. It should
be decided this week. Ossie will have talks with Colin Calderwood
today.
Dave...
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45.850 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jul 19 1993 18:39 | 8 |
|
Ruddock has signed for Liverpool for 2.5 million.
and rumour has it, he's injured already.....
Dave...
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45.851 | Bye Bye Ruddock . | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Jul 19 1993 18:54 | 11 |
| Dave,
Oh well I thought we had solved our defensive problems with Ruddock but
obviously not. I know Ardiles has been in talks with Caulderwood of
Swindon. I am disappointed as I thought we could solve the Ruddock problem
but I think in the end there was more to it than just Venables leaving.
2 million quid profit on a year is not bad though. Do Southampton take
any % of the deal.
Antony
|
45.852 | Yes then NO | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Tue Jul 20 1993 12:26 | 14 |
|
Ruddocks move to Liverpool is OFF(at the moment!!).
Everything between Spurs and Liverpool had been agreed on, but Ruddock
has thrown a spanner in the works by demanding #150 000 as a signing on
fee from Spurs. #50 000 for each of his 3 remaining years of his
contract at Spurs. Ardiles has said NO, so the deal is off.
Ardiles has said that he will not pay the amount asked for, but
insisted that if Liverpool want to pay it they can.
Have to wait and see. There is even a picture of Ruddock in a Liverpool
sweater on the paper today... who says money doesn't talk!?!?!
mac
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45.853 | Ossie's first signing. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jul 20 1993 13:21 | 10 |
| Why should Ruddock get this signing on fee for the remainder of his
contract when he is the guy who requested the transfer. Perhaps this
shows more of the real reason that Ruddock decided on a move when he
saw the vast amounts of money being banded around for his services.
Spurs have apparently signed Caulderwood of Swindon for 750k. He talked
to Ossie in the afternoon and didn't even bother to go and see Chelsea
who were also interested later in the day.
Antony
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45.854 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Hurrah for Pres Clinton and Bill too! | Tue Jul 20 1993 13:24 | 9 |
|
>Ruddocks move to Liverpool is OFF(at the moment!!).
I might be wrong, but I can't see it going ahead now. The last time a
player mucked Graeme Souness around (John Beresford) a mystery ailment
was invented and the medical failed. He's since went onto greater things
anyway at Newcastle. ;-) Ruddock might just have to do the same.
Tim
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45.855 | First Loss | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Wed Jul 21 1993 12:11 | 13 |
| re -few
:-( Sorry all He's gone.
Ruddock signed yesterday for L'pool - 2.6 million.
Spurs paid hom 50 K bonus but refused the 150K Razor asked for for next
3 seasons.
Liverpool appears to be becoming a port'o'call for disgruntled
ex-Spurs !
dw.
|
45.856 | | WARNUT::WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Wed Jul 21 1993 12:55 | 3 |
| I don't understand why Spurs paid Ruddock a 'loyalty' bonus, as it was
called. I would have told him to sod off. He was only there a year;
some loyalty.
|
45.857 | Goodbye and good riddance ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jul 21 1993 13:49 | 11 |
| I agree.. for someone with the principle of wanting to leave because of
Venables then trying to take 150k off after asking for the transfer
himself is a bit much. I heard his agetn Eric Hall who is also Venners
agent stating that Ruddock was entitled to this money etc.
Hall is a Venables appointed vice president of Spurs and from any
television/radio interviews in the past was a real wide boy. I think
Hall is another of the decisions at Spurs which eventually cost Venables
his job.
Antony
|
45.858 | Firmly behind Ossie... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jul 21 1993 14:27 | 17 |
|
Dissapointed to see Ruddock leave, but I agree, How can he expect
loyalty payments when he left after one season.
Spurs have paid him the 50K for one season, but have refused the other
100K for the two remaining years on his contract. I think Neil Ruddock
got alittle to greedy.
I admire him for staying behind Venables, but there was clearly more to
it than that, he's a greedy basket.
I will be at the Makita Tournement next weekend. A chance to see Colin
Calderwood in action. Spurs play Lazio on Saturday and Chelsea play
Ajax. With the losers playing in the 3rd and 4th place playoffs and the
final on Sunday afternoon.
Dave...
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45.859 | Time to read the history books.... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Wed Jul 21 1993 15:09 | 16 |
|
Did anyone see that show on Sky Sports last night with Eric Hall. He
was hardly the most eloquent of genetlmen. In fact he was darned right
rude. If people like this are having such an influence on the game and
effectively bleeding the game dry then something radicle should be done
by the FA and PFA together. This type of agent activity has been seen
in the USA accross all sports and obviously in the entertainment field
and to a certain extent been addressed.
Time for the FA and PFA to read into how the problem was solved in
the States and at least get an incline to how they 'might' address it.
Cheers,
Dezzz.
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45.860 | Sugar on Tele . | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jul 21 1993 15:34 | 5 |
| Dig anyone see the interview on ITV Carlton earlier this week with
Alan Sugar? It was on this sports show on I think Monday evening with Ian
St John.
Antony
|
45.861 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jul 21 1993 16:56 | 10 |
|
Re-1
No..........I forgot to tape it..Sporting Question was the programme.
Apparently Sugar got some stick.
Anyone know what was said..??
Dave...
|
45.862 | Sugar for Spice | PEKING::MCKIEN | NICK | Wed Jul 21 1993 17:36 | 15 |
| Dave.
As a non Spurs fan, I can say that it was interesting to hear Sugars
views on the situation at the Club. He admitted that he knew little
about football and was only interested in the Clubs long term future.
Most of the questions put to him were loaded and the auaience were
mainly of the WHL persuation.
It was obvious that he was uncomfortable with the questions and
refused to answer some of them because TV was not there and because of
legal reasons.
I think he was cohersed into appearing to give the show some spice.
TV is on next week.
NICK.
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45.863 | Venners on next week | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jul 21 1993 18:56 | 5 |
| Dave,
can you tape next week.
Antony
|
45.864 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 22 1993 12:16 | 4 |
|
Yeah...I'll send it to you on Tuesday.
Dave...
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45.865 | | ECCGY4::HAIGH | God save the mad parade. | Thu Jul 22 1993 15:27 | 11 |
| >Hall is a Venables appointed vice president of Spurs and from any
>television/radio interviews in the past was a real wide boy. I think
I think that Eric Hall fits in perfectly with the current image of
Spurs football club. Spurs are, in my opinion, in a very dicey
position, when you have a club filled with shadey charachters and
money-grabbing 'entrepreneurs' then a BIG fall is on the cards.
Steve
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45.866 | (-: Four times last season... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 22 1993 16:02 | 7 |
45.867 | On the up! | BREW11::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Thu Jul 22 1993 17:17 | 17 |
| Steve,
I disagree. Most, if not all of the "shady characters" have been
removed from any position of influence in the club.
As for a "big fall", I think we had that a few years ago when the club
got into dire financial straits. The club is now financially very
sound, this provides Ardilles with the scope to rebuild a first class
team, using last seasons excellent foundations prepared by Messrs.
Venables, Clemence and Livermore.
Therefore I am looking forward to a very promising new season, where
Spurs will as usual let their footballing skills do all the "talking"
that is necessary!
John
|
45.868 | | ECCGY4::HAIGH | God save the mad parade. | Thu Jul 22 1993 17:37 | 9 |
|
I bet .866 was from Mr Wilson. :-)
John, assuming that Spurs are over the worst of the internal
bickering - which I doubt, don't you think it will take a couple of
seasons to get over the turmoil and to build a decent squad?
I think Ardilles is a good manager and will eventually do the
business but it'll take some time.
|
45.869 | Venners shares | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jul 23 1993 20:10 | 9 |
| Venables has had two different offers for his Spurs shares. One unknown
and one from the owner of Binatone, an acquaintance of Sugar. El Tel still
says that he wants to buy out Sugar but if this is unsuccessful will
sell to ensure there is not any trouble at the club.
I believe Spurs are currently touring Norway and returning for the Makita
tournament next weekend.
Antony
|
45.870 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jul 26 1993 16:54 | 21 |
|
The tour of Norway hasnt gone well, the results have been ok, but
injuries are causing problems. Justin Edinburgh is struggling to make
the start of the season after picking up a knee injury. Vinny Samways,
Darren Anderton and Nick Barmby have also picked up injuries. Ossie
Ardiles isnt happy about playing nine games before the season starts.
Colin Calderwood apparently made a good start, getting voted MOM in his
first game when Spurs beat some Norwegian part timers 1-0 on Friday.
Alan Sugar has written to supporters explaining why TV was sacked. Four
Hundred fans who were "vocal" supporters of TV where chosen.
The three Spurs players, Darren Caskey, Sol Cambell and Chris Day all
had good tournements for the victorious England u18 team that won the
European Championships yesterday. Darren Caskey captained the team, and
scored the winner yesterday in the final v Turkey. Chris Day was voted
best goalkeeper in the tournement and Sol Cambell got MOM yesterday for
the second time.
Dave...
|
45.871 | Tempered optimism! | BREW11::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Mon Jul 26 1993 16:56 | 27 |
| Re. .868
I think Spurs have got a decent squad. Last season they introduced a
lot of young, new players to the team and they surprised everyone,
including myself, with how well they played.
My biggest concern is over Ruddock, he was a rock, a real workhorse and
a good motivator - an example to some of the younger players. He will
be difficult to replace, let's hope Calderwood (an unknown quantity to
me) can fill those big boots!
Regards the turmoil, sure it's been difficult, especially in the closed
season. However, I think that once the team are playing for real again,
then the troubles will soon fade away into the background. On the whole
they are young, impressionable and enthuisiastic. But above all they
are winners and will want their fair share of success, to reward the
footballing skills and effort that they have displayed on previous
occassions.
Of course at this level of the game, Premier league, there is a very
fine dividing line between success and failure - anyone who saw Forest
play and then get the relegated will understand this. So whilst being
optimistic, I wouldn't be too surprised if Spurs have a hesitant start.
Yours in sport,
John
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45.872 | Makita on TV | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Jul 26 1993 17:42 | 7 |
| I believe the Makita tournament is going to be live on ITV. I see in
ther weekends newspapers we are linked with Anders Limpar. Surprising
really as we have Anderton and Andy Turner already to fill those
positions. I would have said a replacement for Mabbutt and someone in
central midfield would be more appropriate.
Antony
|
45.873 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jul 26 1993 18:08 | 17 |
|
I saw the Limpar rumours. Lets hope George Graham refuses to sell him.
It worries me alittle, as Ossie in an interview has said that Limpar is
one of the players he is looking at, so there must be something in it.
I hope there isnt any intention of selling Darren Anderton. One of my
main concern's about Alan Sugar were the rumours that he was happy to
cash in on the top players. This maybe completly untrue, but as Antony
has said, Andy Turner and Darren Anderton have already shown they are
well capable of playing in wide positions.
As for a replacement for Mabbutt, there is Jason Cundy, David Tuttle
and the very impressive Sol Cambell, although he could be seen as
being to young. I would stick with Mabbutt for another season, he
settles all around him, and until Colin Calderwood settles down, we
might need Mabbutt's calm.
Dave...
|
45.874 | Teddy must stay... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jul 28 1993 14:42 | 10 |
|
Worrying news this moring in todays tabloids that Teedy Sheringham
could be off, if his contract talks break down. I suppose this will be
a good chance to see if Alan Sugar is really interested in keeping the
top players or just increasing his bank account.
Sheringham scored a hatrick last night in 14 minutes as Spurs ended the
Norwegian tour with a 5-4 win over Porsgrunn.
Dave...
|
45.875 | Talks next week | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jul 28 1993 14:46 | 7 |
| DAve,
I heard that Teddy S would be discussing a new contract after the
Makita tournament with Ossie. I think it's paper talk just stirring the
pot.
Antony
|
45.876 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Wed Jul 28 1993 17:01 | 3 |
| I wonder if Sheringham's agent (Eric Hall?) has been phoning the press?
Mike M
|
45.877 | Money Talks | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Wed Jul 28 1993 17:48 | 11 |
| > I wonder if Sheringham's agent (Eric Hall?) has been phoning the
> press?
I'd say so . It's like every time Durie wanted a pay rise he suddenley
managed to let it be known he was "homesick". Similar to Stewart also
- mind you he used his wife as the excuse.
These agents need banning from the game.
dw.
|
45.878 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jul 28 1993 17:56 | 14 |
|
I havent actually seen anything about Sheringham wanting to leave the
club. He was quoted in yesterdays Daily Express as saying he had spoken
to Ossie as to where the club was going, and that he wasnt happy to
stay at a club who were happy with mid table. Ossie apparently told
assured him they were still aiming as high as possible, and having read
the story in Todays Sun, it does actually say that it all depends on
the contract talks between the two breaking down, and at the moment
there isnt anything to suggest they will. The report states that Sheff
Wed and Chelsea are keeping an eye on the situation. The headline of
"Trev in for Sheri" was abit misleading.
Dave...
|
45.879 | erm oh dear | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Mon Aug 02 1993 15:39 | 18 |
| Hi
Just like to confirm where my loyalties are, were and always will be.
As a devout Spurs fan I would only like to say, about yesterday.....
oops.
Richard Harris. (Chips)
p.s. If Sugar had waited a couple of weeks we could have had the best
young manager in the country, but Chelsea got him instead.
p.p.s Glen Hoddle is my footballing hero, and I even bought diamond
lights!
|
45.880 | Makita Tournement. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 03 1993 13:12 | 31 |
|
Spurs 3 Lazio 2
Good performance from Spurs in this one. Some good Football played and
good goals. Calderwood got the first with a flying header from a
corner. Teddy got the second and also played very well, and shouldnt be
allowed to leave whatever. Lazio scored from a disputed penalty when
Gascoigne (who was Lazio's best player easily) was brought down.
Signori scored from the spot. Darren Anderton got Spurs' third before
gascoigne scored the goal of the game.
Overall I was pleased with the way we played....but..
Spurs 0 Chelsea 4
This was a nightmare, after all the good work on Saturday, we were
spanked by Chelsea. I know it was a pre-season friendly, but no wants
to lose 4-0, especially to one of your local rivals. It happened last
time we played in the tournement mind you that was worse, it was the
Arse. We didnt play well at all, and looked very shaky at the back.
I'll give the blue's the credit they deserve, as they played very well,
but if we play like that at Newcastle.........
Conclusion....Sheringham must be kept at all costs. Sol Cambell should
play at left back until Justin Edinburgh is fit, and looks a very good
player who could even steal that position. We need another midfielder.
Darren Caskey isnt ready yet for a premier league campaign, but is a
good prospect. I was dissapointed Andy Turner didnt get a run out. The
result on Sunday was a disaster, but we did play very well on Saturday.
Calderwood looks ok, but he isnt Neil Ruddock.....
Dave...
|
45.881 | Dozell signs..?????? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 03 1993 14:25 | 11 |
|
A report in todays "today" says that Spurs have signed jason Dozell
from Ipswich for 2 mill. Apparently the deal was done last night, and
Dozell will sign today.
There is nothing in the other papers, so I dont know if this is true or
not.
Dave...
ps.. Is he a midfielder or foward, I cant remeber...?
|
45.882 | Spurs looking OK ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 03 1993 15:18 | 31 |
| Dave,
if this is true I think it's a good signing. Ossie gave notice to his
intention of playing Samways in a holding role and he did look very
comfortable directing play. I think if Dozzell does sign we will have a
very good squad whill will more than be able to hold our own.
Makita tournament. - Very disappointing result considering the style of
play on Saturday. I went Saturday and saw both games. Hoddle was
different class and could easily fill a role not only for Chelsea but
also for England. However I thought Ajax were the better side and
should have won but wanted to walk the ball into the net.
Spurs started very well and deserved a 2-0 lead, knocked the ball about
well and looked on good form. Sherringham looked great up front as did
Barmby. He takes such intelligent positions up, he reminds me of
Daglish. Calderwood looked comfortable but you cannot tell these things
till the season starts in earnest.
I was disappointed with the crowd's booing of Gazza, he fell in the
area but the ref gave the penalty not him. How quickly we forget what a
hero he was to us a couple of years ago. Important lesson for Venables
to bear in mind I think. Who says Sugar wasn't astute. I thought Sol
Campbell looked very comfortable at left back and could challenge for
first team this year as could Caskey.
Looking forward to the new season and I think that we might start
slowly but watch us in the cup competitions.
Antony
|
45.883 | Yes.He's a Spur | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Tue Aug 03 1993 16:12 | 9 |
| re : Dozzel
The Mirror says we signed him also. Fee 2b decided by tribunal.
Is he any good ?
dw.
|
45.884 | ;-) | GVA05::BURKHALTER | | Tue Aug 03 1993 16:29 | 5 |
| Re:-1
If Dozzels fee is 2billion he'd better pretty good!!
-Dom
|
45.885 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | BLUE IS THE COLOUR | Tue Aug 03 1993 16:31 | 6 |
|
Why dont Tottenham offer Chelsea 2M for Cascarino, he's already
showed Tottenham how to put the ball in the net..
Andy..B
|
45.886 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 03 1993 16:43 | 9 |
|
yeah, Ive just read it. It seems he has signed and is pretty happy
about it. Ossie has said this will help convince Teddy Sheringham to
stay.
Spurs are also interested in a Celtic player, but I cant remeber his
name. Ossie will be there to watch him against Man Utd.
Dave...
|
45.887 | It's official | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 03 1993 17:36 | 8 |
45.888 | What? | BOOZER::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Tue Aug 03 1993 18:05 | 2 |
| Not Joan Collins then?
|
45.889 | Teddy wants alot of money.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 04 1993 12:31 | 16 |
|
Last night on "London Tonight" Teddy said he wants to stay at Spurs,
but in todays Sun it is reported that he wants 10K aweek. Thats alot of
money. In his case I would say he should be payed it. Its hard to get
hold of gaurenteed goalscorers these days, and he is one. Ossie is in a
difficult position, as there will be no shortage of takers if his
demands arent met. I hope the management team can meet these demands,
as I would say he is vital to the team.
Unfortunatley football transfer fees and wages have gone beserk now,
but if you want the best you have to pay it, as there is someone else
who will. I can see teddy's point as he saying he was top scorer last
season and wants to be payed what the other top players in the country
are getting.
Dave...
|
45.890 | ticket swap for Newcastle game | BONNET::HARDY | | Wed Aug 04 1993 21:56 | 9 |
| Chaps,
If anyone is willing to swop my 2 standing tickets for the Spurs end of
the Newcastle game, for your 2 tickets anywhere else in the ground
please mail me @vbo. Usual cash adjustment, etc.
thanks
peter
|
45.891 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 05 1993 12:23 | 7 |
|
Last time I contacted THFC, Spurs were not getting any tickets for this
game due to building work at the ground.
Has this changed now....?
Dave...
|
45.892 | I hope so! | BONNET::HARDY | | Thu Aug 05 1993 14:02 | 5 |
| Dave,
I (or at least my Spurs supporter buddy) has just got 2 from WHL.
Peter
|
45.893 | Tickets for Newcastle | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Aug 05 1993 15:31 | 4 |
| Dave, Spurs got 2,000 tickets which went on sale on the Saturday after
the Makita games. Very large queue for them.
Antony
|
45.894 | The season approaches. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Aug 09 1993 21:47 | 36 |
| Spurs drew 0-0 with Brentford last Friday with Dozzell making his debut.
Today's currant bun indicates a clear out at Spurs with Howells, Gray,
Van Den Hauwe, Samways ??(Don't believe that one) and Durie all ready to
be purchased. Tuttle and Hendon have gone. Phil King(Think tyhat's his
name) of Sheffield Wed full back is a target with Edinburgh being injuried
and Mrs Mandy Smith not in favour. John Collins of Celtic has signed a
new three year deal so he is maybe not on his way down to WHL and another
Spurs target Mark Stein at Stoke who were not offered enough money.
There was also some terrace gossip at the Makita about Edinburgh being
unsettled as he is currently dating Miss Venables.
Can't wait till Saturday and we can get down to proper football, not
meaningless friendlies. I like what they are doing with the North
Stand.
My starting line up would be :
Thorsvedt
Mabbutt
Sol Austin
Caulderwood
Anderton Samways Allen
Barmby Dozzell
Sherringham
Subs : Sedgeley
Turner
Walker
Antony
|
45.895 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 10 1993 12:12 | 10 |
|
Antony...
It looks like Nick Barmby will be out for a few weeks with shin
splints. Gordon Durie played in the win at Peterboro last night.
Spurs won 2-1 goals from Sol Cambell, who was apparently impressive at
left back (as he was v Lazio) and Teddy Sheringham.
Dave...
|
45.896 | 5 days and counting ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 10 1993 13:15 | 9 |
| I guess I would replace Barmby with Durie, who in the cup win v Norwich
last year looked good in a midfield supporting role. It sounds like
Beardsley and Vennison will be out of the Newcastle side on Saturday,
bad news for Newcastle bad good for us. Also there was a very good
article on Ardiles in the Sunday Times this week. I will be sending it
to the Spur asking if they can print it. It will make a change from all
the negative sh*t that seems to pervade the fanzine at present.
Antony
|
45.897 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 10 1993 14:27 | 16 |
|
Ossie has denied he is looking to sell Samways or Howells, and has also
denied being interested in Phil King, the Shef Wed left back.
The Newcastle game should be interesting, they will miss Beardsley. We
will need to be on top form as they will be rampant in front of 25000
sreaming black and white faces. It is a hard game to start with, but
the pressure could get to them, if they dont get on top early. I dont
really know what to expect this season, its basically the same team as
last year, but what worries me is that we could miss Razor, and if we
start leeking goals, we are in trouble.
Dave...
|
45.898 | the Ruddock investment gets eaten away. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 10 1993 17:21 | 4 |
45.899 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Smell Tuna? Then PSC CD, fast! | Tue Aug 10 1993 18:14 | 7 |
|
>......form as they will be rampant in front of 25000 sreaming black
> and white faces
37,500 - up until Christmas.
Tim
|
45.900 | They were asking for it | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Tue Aug 10 1993 18:47 | 5 |
45.901 | Is Dozies price settled yet ? | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Tue Aug 10 1993 18:51 | 10 |
45.902 | Razor..well worth 750K | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 10 1993 20:31 | 6 |
|
Re- Last time we had a bargain....
Neil Ruddock.
Dave...
|
45.903 | The Season starts...and already its "out Injured" | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Aug 13 1993 12:45 | 17 |
|
Ian Walker wants a move, as Eric will be first choice. Walker has said
he talked to Ossie and Ossie said he will listen to any offers.
The season starts tomorrow, and we have some injury problems. Darren
Anderton is rated very doubtfull for the game with an ankle injury.
There is also a problem around Jason Dozell and Paul Allen. With Nick
Barmby and Justin Edinburgh already out it isnt really the best
preperation to the new season. Its a bit of a joke really, at the start
of the season, it seems Tottenham are not the only team who have lots
of injury problems. I suppose its what comes of playing too many pre
season friendlies. There is no wonder our players in this country are
always injured, the season doesnt really stop now.
Still, I cant wait for 3:00 tomorrow.
Dave...
|
45.904 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 16 1993 13:36 | 17 |
|
Newcastle 0 Tottenham 1
Sheringham
Great start to the season. Listening to the game on the radio and
watching MOTD, confirmed that we should have thrashed them. They had
lots of passion and effort, but apart from a Cole chance well saved by
Eric and the freekick that hit the post at the end, the hardly created
anything. Good to see Teddy on target, and he looked very sharp.
The Arse tonight at home, after there embaressment on Sat, they will
probably be out practising kicking the ball as far as possible, (good
challenge by the England right back on Saturday to give away the
penalty).
Dave...
|
45.905 | It's all go again tonight ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Aug 16 1993 16:03 | 12 |
| Great result, particularly with Anderton, Barmby, Allen and Edinburgh
absent. I wonder if Keegan had a chat with Walker whilst he was up there
as Walker is looking for 1st team football, Ardiles said he would
listen to offers and Newcastle were said to be interested.
Well another big game tonight, lets hope our good start is built upon
although we must be patient and even if we have some bad results give
the team our support.
Samways was MOM in the report in the Sunday Times.
Antony
|
45.906 | The Arse didndt really snatch it.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 17 1993 12:57 | 32 |
|
Spurs 0 Arsenal 1
Wright
We can have no complaints with this result. Arsenal dominated the game
and we really should have been dead and buried before I was just
begining to think we might get away with a draw. Three minutes to go
and a corner comes over, Linighan heads goalwards, and the completley
unmarked Ian Wright directs it into the other corner.
It wasnt a good performance from Spurs, who tried to play but weren't
allowed to by Arsenal, it resulted in some good Football in our own
half, but no penetration and the ball being given away in their half.
Arsenal had numerous chances, Spurs had two, Teddy Sheringham had a
clear chance in the first half, Jason Dozzell chalenged Seamen and the
ball fell to Teddy, who instead of hitting it first time with his left
foot, tried to pull it onto his right and Seamen grabbed it off his
foot. The other chance fell to Calderwood in the second half from a
corner, he didnt make a good contact with the header and it ended up
being cleared. Arsenal also scored, but the ref didnt think it was over
the line.
Sol Cambell again played well, as did Darren Caskey when he came on.
Durie was rubbish and the midfield struggled to compete with Arsenal
until Caskey came on 15 minutes from then end. We need to get Darren
Anderton and Nick Barmby fit asap.
Its still early days yet.
Dave...
|
45.907 | Big Banana skins | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 17 1993 15:42 | 15 |
| Absolutely correct Dave, I watched on SKY and it was painful. Arsenal
were sharper and double as determined to win than us. I think they
should have had a goal in the first half but we were fortunate. Just as
the corner was about to be taken I said to my friend that they would
score from this and I wish I'd kept my big mouth shut. Still there were
positives - Campbell, particularly his saving challenge on Wright,
Caskey when he came on and I thought Calderwood was OK. The remainder
of the midfield were non-existant. Up front had no support and very
little opportunity with the ball. It's early days and we have a young
team with several first team absentee's. We must keep the faith.
Barmby, Anderton and Allen were particularly missed.
Antony
|
45.908 | Happy days are here again!!! | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | Just another Day!! | Tue Aug 17 1993 16:58 | 10 |
| Well what can I say, I'm delighted, our first win and where else but the
lane. A good performance overall, with parlour having a good game, and
eddie came into it a bit after a quite start. I still think Jensen
is a waste of space. We created a good few chances and thankfully
we got the goal we deserved. Dont ask me how the ref didnt allow
adams attempt, ya man was miles over the line. I was beginning
to think we'd end up with a draw, but the game turned our way.
Till next saturday.
|
45.909 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Come the glorious day | Fri Aug 20 1993 18:39 | 9 |
| Wotcha,
A friend of mine is after buying her husband some tickets for the Man Utd versus
Spurs game at White Hart Lane on Jan 15th next year. How should she go about
getting tickets?
Cheers for any help,
Mike
|
45.910 | 1 - 0 HOME WIN | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Mon Aug 23 1993 17:31 | 15 |
| Has nobody noticed the fact that we won ? Ok so it was only against Man
City, but it was still a win. From what I could make out, it was a dire
game with City commiting suicide at the back. Sedgley finally sliding
in from about 3 inches, after Coton had saved magnificantly from a
powerful header from Andy Hill ( his own side ) who was trying to emulate a
splendid goal scored for us by Des Walker a couple of years ago ! Ossie
needs to get everyone fit A.S.A.P and maybe get a top class playmaker
from somewhere. Lazio have an above average lump of lard but I don't
expect him to come back to WHL, but we are lacking a killer ball for
the likes of Sheringham to latch on to. Still, Barmby and Anderton
should do the biz.
Rich H
|
45.911 | spurs gossip | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Aug 23 1993 18:19 | 9 |
| Yesterday's Sunday Mirror gossip section said that Spurs werew after
Daley and Parker from Villa. The Sunday Times had an article
detailing where the Venables funds came from to buy his shares in Spurs
and that he was, contrary to what he is saying, not open to losing any
money personally if he loses the Tottenham battle.
I think we miss Anderton and Barmby in particular.
Antony
|
45.912 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 24 1993 12:44 | 13 |
|
Spurs beat Man City...well that's obvious. Spurs were apparently all
over City but couldnt score, until Sedgley knocked the ball over the
line from about a yard.
Twp hard games this week, which should tell us how our season will go.
Liverpool on Wednesday and Villa on Saturday. both away.
Re tickets for Man Utd...
These wont go on sale until a month before the game.
Dave...
|
45.913 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 26 1993 12:22 | 23 |
|
Liverpool 1 Spurs 2
Clough Sheringham 2
Great result.....I listened to the game on the radio, although
Liverpool had alot of pressure in the second half, they hardly created
a chance. Liverpool took the lead through Clough, but Spurs equalised
when Burrows pushed Teddy over and he scored from the spot. Just before
half time Teddy knocked in Jason Dozzell's shot and we have our third
win at Anfield.
I must amit to being abit worried before the game, but I suppose
Liverpool couldnt continue at the pace they had set off at, and as
Southampton proved last night, beating Swindon by 5 isnt anything
special. We can hopefully build on this now, with another hard game
away to Villa on Saturday coming up.
Well pleased....
Dave...
|
45.914 | A Cunno free day ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Aug 26 1993 15:00 | 9 |
| Who have Spurs got in the Rumbelows cup?
Liverpool - Excellent result for us, we must now build on this v Villa
and then our bogey team Chelsea at home. I think we will do well away
from home this year as we can break quickly and effectively whereas at
home we will have the same thing done to us. Has Teddy signed his new
contract yet?
Antony
|
45.915 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 26 1993 15:06 | 8 |
|
Antony..
I checked teletext this morning, I'm not sure when the draw was made,
but it wasnt on there at about 7:15.
Dave...
|
45.916 | | YUPPY::BUSH | Alive and Kicking | Thu Aug 26 1993 15:07 | 6 |
|
Away to Burnley, I believe.
although I could be wrong.
Tony B.
|
45.917 | Dozzell fee empty's the coffers | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Aug 27 1993 18:02 | 15 |
45.918 | | CODS::ESBECK | Dec Van Esbeck | Fri Aug 27 1993 18:16 | 1 |
| I thought Dozell was 27?
|
45.919 | | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Fri Aug 27 1993 19:03 | 3 |
45.920 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Fri Aug 27 1993 21:44 | 7 |
|
Ant,
you don't appear to be looking forward to our visit do you? Come on
cheer up and show some enthusiasm, you might even win,
Loz.
|
45.921 | 1-1 v Chelsea | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Sep 02 1993 16:51 | 11 |
| Well Chelsea nearly had their hoo-doo on us again with Sheringham
scoring a late disputed penalty to secure a point. We seemed to have
plenty of pressure in the 2nd half, but do we always need the other side
to score before we start playing. Hopefully Allen and Barmby will be
back soon.
We now have a rest for a week or so till Sheff Utd away.
What are the dates for Burnley.
Antony
|
45.922 | End of the Venners era ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Sep 03 1993 13:43 | 9 |
| Terry Venables has sold his share-holding in Spurs. He apparently
cannot afford to sustain his campaign to buy the club from Sugar,
which I think is a sensible decision as I didn't rate his chances.
It is not known to whom Venables sold his shares to. This is worrying
as the thing we need at the club is non-football stability.
Antony
|
45.923 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Can I speak to an adult ? | Fri Sep 03 1993 16:25 | 9 |
|
I wonder if Venables timing has anything to do with next week's England
game - anything other than a victory for England could see the end of
Taylor.... and if that does happen, Venables doesn't want to rule
himself out of the running by fighting over Tottenham.
Just a thought..
Paul
|
45.924 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | | Fri Sep 03 1993 16:56 | 6 |
|
What really worrys me is the fact that Steve Coppell hasn't taken
a new Mangerial role, could it be that he is also waiting in the
wings. Only time will tell...
Neil..
|
45.925 | Back to league action | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Sep 09 1993 15:25 | 12 |
| Apparently Anderton went off at half time for England u21 on Tuesday
evening. Hope he's OK for Saturday. I have booked tickets for Oldham
next week and hope also to make the trip to Burnley. I see Spurs are
offering family tickets, offering in certain areas of the ground that if
you purchase one tickets another ticket is half pricce, maximum 4 full
price/half price tickets per order. Good idea on the smaller games to
attract families.
Durie did well for Scotland last night I heard, miss of the game for
England from Mr Wright, I know it's wrong but I had to smile.
Antony
|
45.926 | ....go marching on....... | BOOZER::SPRINGALL | Confusion now has met his master! | Thu Sep 09 1993 16:32 | 22 |
| Dear fellow Spurs supporters & others,
This may well be the last note I write as I am leaving Digital at the
end of the month. I'll miss you all very much and the banter that goes
on in this conference. Best wishes for the future to you all - even
Ars* fans! (Sorry I couldn't bring myself to finish the unmentionable!)
On another topic, my lad plays football every week and for some time
I've been worried about injuries and "overuse". The article in last
Sunday's 'Mail on Sunday' voices these concerns. Anyway, I decided to
do something about it and I have just successfully completed the FA
course "Basic Certificate in the Treatment and Management of Injuries"
at a local colledge. I can thoroughly recommend it for anyone involved
in their local team and I've now secured the position of "sponge man"
for the Feckenham Juniors under 10's team! Wow!
(NB. We "professionals" don't use a bucket and sponge any more because
of the danger of cross-infection).
Yours in sport,
John
|
45.927 | Good Luck John... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Sep 09 1993 16:39 | 1 |
|
|
45.928 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Thu Sep 09 1993 17:02 | 8 |
|
John,
I'm sorry to see you go, George is really p*ssed as the colonials say.
It was nice to meet you both through work and footy, I wish you all the
best for the future.
Lawrence.
|
45.929 | Good luck John. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Sep 09 1993 17:45 | 37 |
| John,
good luck, I'll never forget that fateful day at the noters tournament
when we tamed/spanked/whacked/whalloped/humiliated that team from note 46.
**
A joke I heard recently that I don't know whether you've heard.
Probably as old as time but a new one for me.
Glen Hoddle, Ossie and George Graham at a bar. A young lady walks up
and starts chatting to Glenda. She plucks up the courage and asks if
asks if she can have an autograph. Glenda is reluctant but the Woman
then says that she wants him to sign her left buttock. Ok says Glenn
and signs.
She then moves to Ossie who is also very reluctant but the woman then
say that she wants Ossie to sign her right buttock. OK says Ossie and
signs.
She then moves to GG and asks if he will give her an autograph. No says
George as he has been bothered all day with autograph hunters.
Go on says the woman, you can sign my C*nt.
No change says George, I've signed enough of those in the last three
seasons.
I'll now go home and rest for a while.
Antony
Antony
|
45.930 | Will it be forty, will it be fifty? Kay, sera... | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Fri Sep 10 1993 13:47 | 17 |
| Good luck, John.
You're right about the joke, Antony, as you say, "as old as time". The
only thing that changes is the names. Personally, I prefer the following
"oldie", which has more than a grain of truth about it.
A bloke dies and finds himself at the Pearly Gates. St Peter says to
him, "Sorry you can't come in because you've been a bad boy. However,
there is a way to redeem yourself. Take this bucket and move all the
water in the Atlantic ocean into the Pacific." Rather than face the
fiery furnace and eternal damnation the guy takes the bucket and off he
goes. A hundred years pass and the guy returns to the Pearly Gates
where he meets St Peter. "Look, this is impossible, isn't there another
way I can gain redemption?" "Hmmm," says St Peter, "OK, go back to
Earth and help Tottenham win the League." "Give me back the bucket!"
Mike M
|
45.931 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Sep 10 1993 14:26 | 13 |
|
Sheff Utd away tomorrow. I hope Darren Anderton was subbed as he wasnt
playing well on Wednesday, and he hasnt had a reaccurance of the ankle
problem.
Some outs..
Pat Van Den Hauwe to Millwall
Terry Fenwick to Swindon
Andy Gray to some Belgium club on trial with the possibilty of a 200K
move.
Dave...
|
45.932 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 13 1993 16:58 | 7 |
|
2-2 at Bramell Lane on Saturday. In the lead twice through Teddy and
Jason Dozell's first goal for the club. Still its better than the 6-0
beating we got last season.
Dave...
|
45.933 | Panorama 16/09/93 | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Sep 17 1993 12:47 | 13 |
|
Oh dear.....anyone see Panorama last night. The programme gave the
details of why Terry Venables was sacked from WHL. It seems Terry has
been up to no good. Now I doubt there are many people naive enough to
think he wasnt involved in wrong doings somewhere along the lines, but
the programme alleges serious fraud, involving a number of companies
and also some bizarre cash payments to obscure American companies and
Italian restaurant owners.
If the allegations are true, I'd say Terry is in deep trouble.
Dave...
|
45.934 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Fri Sep 17 1993 13:48 | 15 |
| >> .....anyone see Panorama last night.
Yep, I saw it, Dave. Fascinating stuff. If it's all true, El Tel
could be spending some time at Her Majesty's pleasure. However, it was
a one-sided story they were telling with no comeback from Venables,
although he apparently was asked (and declined) to take part in the
programme.
I'm sure that many of the accusations, e.g. large amounts of money being
paid to people for "consultancy services", are par for the course at most
football clubs - that doesn't make it right. However, the most serious
accusation, selling stuff that he didn't own to raise the money to put
into Tottenham is serious bananas.
Mike M
|
45.935 | Not El Tel.......Says El Tel | PAKORA::JOWENS | | Fri Sep 17 1993 15:39 | 7 |
| El Tel lawyer has made a statement this morning (heard ot on the radio)
that the programme was libelous(sp) and that the matter would be taken
further. Suprisingly enough he also said that Venables totally denies
the allegations.
John
|
45.936 | A Spoonful of Sugar helps the Venables go down... | CODS::ESBECK | Dec Van Esbeck | Fri Sep 17 1993 16:44 | 4 |
| It's starting to look as if the bold Alan was right all
along.....despite the outrage of the Spurs fans at the time.
Declan
|
45.937 | A TV Star | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Fri Sep 17 1993 16:54 | 5 |
45.938 | when will it end ? | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Fri Sep 17 1993 17:10 | 7 |
|
I reckon football's rife with these dodgy deals - Sugar's the first to
blow the lid in a big way. I don't think it will end at Venables and
Tottenham.
Paul
|
45.939 | Tottenham Hotspur 5 Oldham 0 | CHEFS::HARRISR | GOOSENARGH | Mon Sep 20 1993 14:35 | 7 |
| A good win, has anybody got a match report, as I saw brief highlights
on MOTD. Teddy seems to be banging them in, and I read on Teletext
yesterday that he has agreed to stay at WHL. I think fouth place is a
good place to be at this stage of the season, but three places higher
at the end would be better.
Rich.
|
45.940 | No rest in the EL TEl affair. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Sep 20 1993 17:26 | 33 |
| Well after we thought we could concentrate on the football back comes
the Venables affair. It certainly looks like El Tel has some serious
allegations to stand up to. Certainly from yesterday's Dispatches I
feel that Sugar is playing off a straighter bat and Venables was ducking
and diving. However, I do believe that TV presents items to shock and
looking at the Gascoigne transfer from the way Panorama covered it and
the way Dispatches covered it, there was a more realistic attitude on
Dispatches. Gino Santins role was covered and the overall truth on the
transfer value, with Venables including the interest on the fee and the
value of two friendlies against Lazio. The reason Sugar was pissed off
about it was Venables attitude and performance during the transfer saga.
Venables business partners certainly don't stand up well in his
defence. Eddie Ashby was proved to have lied on film about his
position as Spurs. This can't have done Venables case any good and
certainly looks to have been one of the main factors in Sugar deciding
to sever Venables involvement at Spurs.
On the team a good win although I can't say it was the best performance
I've ever seen. I suppose three nil up after seven minutes does kill
off the flow and balance of a game. Still three points and a good
improvement of our goal standing is good news. Bad news is Dean
Austin's injury. With Fenwick and Van den Hauwe gone it looks like
Ossie might need to buy to sort out this position. I must say from a
Spurs point of view, we now have a distinct Tottenham flavour about
the team and back roon staff. We play the ball from the back. Thorsvedt
throws the ball out rather than reliance on the punt up field as per the
last couple of seasons.
I know Ossie was interested in the Sheff Wed full back a while ago. If
we are going to buy we must do so soon.
Antony
|
45.941 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 20 1993 17:48 | 14 |
|
Great result on Saturday. Bad news about Dean Austin. He's out until
the new year with a fracture of the fibula (?). I think Ossie will buy
a left back, and move Sol Cambell over to right back, as he is right
footed.
Teddy looks like he is ready to sign now, that is good news.
Burnley away on Wednesday.
The Venables/Sugar thing cant be helping the team settle, although we
have made a much better start than last season.
Dave...
|
45.942 | A run to Wembley - yes please | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Sep 23 1993 14:11 | 29 |
| Burnley 0-0 away yesterday evening. Who replaced Austin at right back.
Is there any news on replacements and signings. I know we had our eye on
Ablett of Everton and Stein of Stoke, who has put his value up since
yesterday evening.
I believe we have sold much more than bought since the summer. With
Caulderwood and Dozzell being the only newcomers and the outgoings
reading.
Nayim
Ruddock
Allen
Van Den Hauwe
Fenwick
Gray - On loan.
Tuttle
I still believe we are looking for someone to challenge for the
positions up front, as Barmby's injury has I believe highlighted the
shortage of options we have their. We must also be sure of our successor
to Mabbutt who is playing as well as ever but coming to the end of his
career.
Antony
|
45.943 | | FORTY2::ETHERIDGE | Layers and layers of drums | Thu Sep 23 1993 14:24 | 5 |
| Some youngster called Carr played at right back I think.
He was getting booed in the second half so he must have done alright.
Ian
|
45.944 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Sep 23 1993 15:27 | 19 |
|
I saw the game last night on TV. Although Burnley had most of the play
(on the highlights) they only created a couple of good chances. Ian
Walker made a fine save from a deflected shot, and all the other
chances were straight at him. Some good defending from Mabbut and
Calderwood.
Teddy was unlucky when he hit the inside of the post with a curling
lob, but he missed a good chance towards the end of the game, shooting
over from just inside the box.
Overall, not a bad result.
Anyone se the Sun this morning, they are saying that Paul Gascoigne
could be back at Spurs soon, on loan.
Dave...
|
45.945 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 27 1993 13:28 | 26 |
|
Ipswich 2 Spurs 2
? Sheringham
Marshall Dozzell
A good result in the end, but at half time I thought we were going
third. We totally outclassed Ipswich in the first half, and should have
been more than 1-0 up at half time. The goal from Teddy, was a good
one, Darren Anderton bent a cross in and Teddy got in front of his
marker and glanced the ball into the far corner.
We controlled the game, but Ipswich got an equaliser, against the run
of play.Then the game turned on the sending off of Colin Calderwood.
(two bookable offences). Ipswich got well on top after that, and took
the lead through Marshall. Three minutes too go, and Jason Dozzell, who
I thought had an excellent game, sneaked in to grab an equaliser after
Linighan fell over the ball in the penalty area.
Good result, good game and at times in the first half some outstanding
Football from Tottenham. Things are going well, and the addition of
David Kerslake to the squad at right back (IS HE ANY GOOD ???), should
help, as that is a problem position with Dean Austin's injury.
Dave...
|
45.946 | We will, we will rock you! | CHEFS::HARRISR | GOOSENARGH | Thu Sep 30 1993 13:57 | 3 |
| Roll on the 16th of October when we shall play out of our skins.
Rich.
|
45.947 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Oct 04 1993 11:25 | 36 |
|
Tottenham 3 Everton 2
Teddy Rideout
Anderton Cottee
Caskey
What a game, 1-2 with 70 seconds to go and we win 3-2. Brilliant, we
did it to them last year, Paul...I bet your sick.
We dominated the game, but Everton scored first, a good diving header
from Rideout. Spurs started to get on top as half time approached, and
Southall made the first of about 5 very good saves from Sheringam's
flick, he also turned Calderwood's header over, and Sheringam had one
cleared off the line. The Everton goal continued to live a charmed life
in the second half, with Southall in top form. Teddy finally got the
equaliser 15 minutes in with a free header. Thats it, I thought we
would go on to win, and we did, but not as expected. Cottee ( who
looked sharpe ) scored a penalty, then we got a stroke of luck when
beagrie's turn and shot, bounced back off the cross bar.
Then the climax, constant Tottenham pressure Hills cross, Teddy's
miscued volley, and Darren Anderton cooley strokes the ball home. The
Darren Caskey slots home the winner, after Teddy's shot was again well
saved by Southall, and thankfully the Everton defender (Holmes?)
decided topass to Caskey in the box.
Great game. David Kerslake made a promising debut, Sheringham had a
brilliant game..and Southall didnt deserve to lose, but it would have
been totally unjust if we had lost.
Fifth...
Dave...(-:
|
45.948 | ffth and climbing. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Oct 04 1993 14:09 | 11 |
| Great result, we can now look forward to the visit of Burnley on
Wednesday. Where I will be making a visit to WHL. It's great organising
business trips to london on home games.
I'm pleased to see the way the youngsters are playing, with Campbell,
Caskey and now Hill all looking the part in the team. It was in the
papers that Durie has been told he has no long term future at the club
and as soon as Barmby is fit he will be looking to move. Ossie is still
keen on Stein of Stoke.
Antony
|
45.949 | Great entertainment | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | Living with Flamingos on the DELTA | Mon Oct 04 1993 14:50 | 17 |
| I saw the game on Sky yesterday, and it was one of the most entertaining games
I've seen in a long time. Both teams played exceptionally well, and I think a
draw would have been a fair result.
However, as has been said many times before, football lasts for 90 minutes not
89, and Everton payed the price, though to be fair, in the last 10 minutes,
Spurs put a great amount of pressure on the Everton defense, and I was not
surprised when the equalised. I was however when the scored the winner. Everton
should have pulled everyone back, and I don't know what Holmes was thinking of
when he passed the ball to Caskey. As Dave said, Nev didn't deserve to be on the
losing side.
I was very impressed with Caskey, and I see him as a potential Captain of
England. He was my man of the match yesterday, and he's only 19.
Al
|
45.950 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Oct 05 1993 15:47 | 6 |
|
Nick Barmby makes his comeback for the reserves today at Bristol City.
He is a month ahead of schedule, so lets hope he is'nt rushed back and
suffers any reaccurance.
Dave...
|
45.951 | Excellent news | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Oct 05 1993 17:51 | 3 |
| Another week for Barmby and a return at Man Utd could be on the cards.
Antony
|
45.952 | don't rush the lad Please! | CHEFS::HARRISR | GOOSENARGH | Wed Oct 06 1993 16:54 | 7 |
| I hope that they don't rush his return. I admire him as a player, but
he needs to be completely rested, before he returns, as he is no use to
us crocked.
Rich.
|
45.953 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Oct 07 1993 10:53 | 12 |
|
Spurs 3 Burnley 1
Sheringham 2 ?
Howells
I havent seen the goals yet, but a good win. Barmby better be fit by
next Saturday, as it looks like Durie has played his last game. After
being subbed he apparently flew into a range shouting at Ossie that he
is (according to the papers) a F****** C***.
Ossie wasnt too happy....
|
45.954 | Info needed! | CHEFS::HARRISR | GOOSENARGH | Thu Oct 07 1993 12:48 | 4 |
| Any body out there want to give us the name of the team we have drawn in
the CC cup ?
Rich.
|
45.955 | | KERNEL::MCKEAVENEYJ | How's that....you're out | Thu Oct 07 1993 12:54 | 7 |
45.956 | a familiar name | CHEFS::HARRISR | GOOSENARGH | Thu Oct 07 1993 13:09 | 4 |
45.957 | Scrapped by. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Oct 07 1993 13:55 | 19 |
| I went to the game last night, getting to my seat just after Sheringham
had put us 1-0 up. The Burnley equaliser was a good strikers goal but a
bad defensive blunder with Calderwood, who apart from this had an
excellent game, and Thorsvedt, who looked nervous all night, both
hesitating allowing the Burnley player to loop the ball into the net.
Terrible conditions, and to be honest I did not see Caskey's incident
to cause his expulsion but the ref immediately called him over. I
thought Durie was very poor. If anyone is a F****** C*** it's him. Work
rate of zero. Howells appearance livened Spurs up but Burnley hit the
post and missed another gilt edged chance which could have sent us out
of the cup. Excellent volley for the 2 goal and this killed Burnley
off. At least the players have a rest before it's off to Old Trafford
next Saturday. Derby away shouldn't hold any fears for us as we are
playing well away from home.
Dozzell didn't play and we missed him in midfield. I think that if
Durie goes Stein will be a top target.
Antony
|
45.958 | scraped by, actually.... | TRUCKS::SANT | so near yet sofa... | Thu Oct 07 1993 21:02 | 5 |
|
Yeah, what he said...it looked the same from the seat next to him
;-)
Andy.
|
45.959 | I have faith. | CHEFS::HARRISR | Great things are afoot! | Wed Oct 13 1993 18:46 | 4 |
| Looks like nobody has any faith in Spurs, in the predictions this week.
Still I think they'll do it. Man U 1 - Spurs 3. No problem.
Rich.
|
45.960 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Great things are afoot! | Thu Oct 14 1993 20:23 | 4 |
| Oh for Gods sake, someone put Spurs down for a win this weekend.
Rich.
|
45.961 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Oct 18 1993 13:20 | 7 |
|
Teddy is out for two weeks after picking up a knee injury on Saturday.
Hopefully back to winning ways on Saturday against Swindon. Good to see
Nick Barmby back.
Dave...
|
45.962 | not good | CHEFS::HARRISR | Great things are afoot! | Mon Oct 18 1993 14:52 | 6 |
| Bum bum bum. I realy thought we would do it. If it's not one thing it's
another. Spurs are up infront of the F.A. for the way Ossie came to
WHL. As soon as Barmby comes back, Sheringham goes out injured, but
worst of all, WHAT HAS JUSTIN EDINBUROUGH DONE TO HIS HAIR !!!!
Rich.
|
45.963 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Oct 20 1993 14:12 | 11 |
|
Teddy could be back this weekend. It was expected that he would need
surgery on his knee, but a specialist has said that wont be neccesary,
and he could be fit to score numerous goals this weekend against
Swindon.
Spurs have a Norwegian midfielder on trial. He was recomended by Eric,
and plays for the national team. If he signs the fee should be around
half a million.
Dave...
|
45.964 | Up the Vikings ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Oct 20 1993 15:53 | 5 |
45.965 | Vikings for rent | OSLACT::HENRIKW | Making the most of misery | Wed Oct 20 1993 17:04 | 6 |
| Ronny Johnsen has been playing for the Norwegian club Lyn.
Lyn dropped out of our top division after this season.
Playing in England would definitely make him a better player.
And yes, he scored in the game against Poland.
Henrik
|
45.966 | 3pts please! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Oct 22 1993 16:15 | 10 |
| Swindon at home tomorrow. We must get three points but these are the
kind of games that normally kick us up the backside.
Does anyone know if the Norwegian lad is staying? I am glad to see that
Teddy is recovering much quicker than expected from his injury.
Lets hope for Barmby, Sherigham and Anderton to set WHL alight
tomorrow.
Antony
|
45.967 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Oct 22 1993 18:30 | 13 |
|
Apparently Spurs have two Norwegian's over for trials. Both are
Internationals.
If Teddy plays tomorrow, we will probably spank them, but Swindon have
tightened up and have got to win sometime, I just hope its not
tomorrow. Three points will keep us up with the pace, a place in Europe
isnt out of the question, and a good Cup run will do very nicely. Its
about our turn again for the FA Cup, and we its about time we got to
the final of the Coke, semi's and quaters recently, mind you a hard
game away to Derby next week to get through first.
Dave...
|
45.968 | Convicted | GVA05::BURKHALTER | | Sat Oct 23 1993 13:37 | 5 |
| Dave,
Are these trials for the two Norwegian's some sort of attempt
by Graham Taylor to get revenge, what are they charged with? :-)
-Dom
|
45.969 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Oct 27 1993 11:09 | 13 |
|
After the dissapointing result on Saturday, its Derby away in the Coke
Cup tonight. By all accounts, we were lucky to get a draw with Swindon
despite taking the lead.
Teddy Sheringham wont play tonight, according to Ceefax, so it looks
like Jason Dozzell will partner Nick Barmby in attack, as he did in the
second half on Saturday.
Derby are 100% at home this season, it will be a difficult game
tonight.
Dave...
|
45.970 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Oct 28 1993 11:19 | 15 |
|
Derby 0 Spurs 1
Barmby
Great result, I thought we might go out against a Derby side that have
won all their home games this season. Nick Barmby gets the winner in
the 71st minute, a tap in after Steve Sedgley hit the bar.
Anyone know the draw yet....?
Blackburn on Saturday.
Dave...
|
45.971 | Home in the cup | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Oct 28 1993 15:31 | 6 |
| Listened to it on the radio and it sounded like Spurs played well and
took their opportunity.
Cup draw is home to Blackburn or Shreswbury. Wk commencing 29th Nov.
Antony
|
45.972 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | | Fri Oct 29 1993 14:24 | 4 |
|
Is Sheringham fit for tomorrows game ?...
Neil...
|
45.973 | | PAKORA::GPIKE | | Fri Oct 29 1993 23:28 | 3 |
|
No
|
45.974 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 01 1993 12:32 | 12 |
|
Bad result at Blackburn, by all accounts (radio 5 commentary) we were
completley outplayed and if it wasnt for the Viking we would have been
annialated.
Samways missed out due to a stomach upset.
I was disapointed to hear that Ossie is very close to re-signing Nayim,
according to the voice of London football, Jonathan Pearce. The deal is
almost done. I cant understand this at all.
Dave...
|
45.975 | Transfer news | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Nov 03 1993 13:41 | 6 |
| Apparently Ossie has failed in a bid to get Jamie Redknapp from
Liverpool. Shame, he's a good player. Perhaps we'll try again with a
better deal. I think this would be a good deal for us. If not then I
reckon Gary Parker of Villa could be a target.
Antony
|
45.976 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Nov 03 1993 13:50 | 6 |
|
Also Mickey Hazzard has returned to the Lane for 50,000.
Cover for injuries apparently.
Dave...
|
45.977 | Waddle next (please oh please oh please) | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Wed Nov 03 1993 13:52 | 4 |
| Those were the days, when Hazzard and Hoddle were in the team. Anyone
else we are going to buy back ?
Rich.
|
45.978 | what about ... | BERN02::SWIB01::WRIGHT | | Wed Nov 03 1993 14:52 | 4 |
| ... garth crooks and stevie archibald, those were the days. Or i suppose we might
be able to tempt jimmy greaves out of retirement.
Ray
|
45.979 | No..Please..No ... | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Thu Nov 04 1993 11:15 | 7 |
| .....I hear Mark Falco and Ian Moores are available for work
|
45.980 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 08 1993 11:22 | 13 |
|
Soton 1 Spurs 0
Come back Teddy......please. Two more weeks before we get back to
normal.
Darren Caskey missed, well lets just say it was an easy chance, to
equalise, after Steve Sedgley hit the post for the second time.
Mid table mediocrity...we need to start getting some points, or we will
be down with Chelsea in the relegation zone before we know it.
Dave...
|
45.981 | New faces at the lane | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Nov 08 1993 12:40 | 9 |
| I think Ossie will be active in the transfer market. What happened to
the two Norwegian lads.
Bad result really, although Southampton hasve run into a little form we
should still be beating this opposition.
Least Villa cheered up my weekend.
Antony
|
45.982 | | SUBURB::COOKS | Taking the biscuit | Mon Nov 08 1993 15:29 | 8 |
| A mate of mine wrote to Spurs to see if he could attend a training
session (he`s a bit of a sad case).
However,i was impressed to see a written letter from Spurs saying he`d
be most welcome - signed by Ossie Ardilies himself.
|
45.983 | | NEWOA::FIDO_T | Conation is the key | Mon Nov 08 1993 17:12 | 3 |
| Well, they are a bit desparate for players these days ;-)
Terry
|
45.984 | Washing my hair that day | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Tue Nov 09 1993 12:54 | 9 |
|
Watching Spurs train eh ?
Early Aprils Fool joke. Right ?.
Gazzer
|
45.985 | | SUBURB::COOKS | Taking the biscuit | Tue Nov 09 1993 16:04 | 5 |
| Er,nope. I`ve seen the signed letter from Ossie,and it says "Come
along,you`ll be welcomed,meet the players..." etc,etc.
As i say,i was most impressed at the effort.
|
45.986 | Enough fun for one day. Pls stop | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Tue Nov 09 1993 16:14 | 10 |
|
-1
Tell your friend to read the label again. I think they advise more
water. ;-)
Gazzer.
|
45.987 | | SUBURB::COOKS | Taking the biscuit | Tue Nov 09 1993 20:23 | 3 |
| Look! If you don`t believe me,give me your fax number,and i`ll fax
it over to you!
|
45.988 | Blackburn in the cup | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Nov 10 1993 16:06 | 7 |
| Blackburn in the next rd of the fizzy pop cup. It's at WHL towards the
end of November. I thought listening to the radio last night we'd be
facing Shrewsbury.
Never Mind,
Antony
|
45.989 | Sorry, I just cope with that..... | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Wed Nov 10 1993 17:47 | 7 |
| .987
Oh no pls stoppit, I can't take anymore, this is so so funny.
Pllleaasseeeeeeee don't make me laugh anymore - it hurts it hurts....
....
|
45.990 | Greetings from the rich northern bastards ! | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Wed Nov 10 1993 19:34 | 10 |
| RE: .988
My calendar says Coke Cup 4th Round Wednesday 1st December.
Will Samways and Sheringham be back then because, big Erik excepted,
you looked piss-poor without them.
regards,
Andy
|
45.991 | The boys wil be back. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Nov 10 1993 21:26 | 6 |
| Samways is back already but we must have Teddy back to be in with a
chance. Wait till you see me Sheringham and Barmby playing up front.
It'll be a totally different game to the other week.
Antony
|
45.992 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Nov 11 1993 10:59 | 9 |
|
Another injury, Jason Dozzell injured a knee in the reserves on
Tuesday. He doesnt need surgery, but no word on how long he will be
out.
Its a good job there are no games this weekend, it gives Ossie a chance
to try and get 11 fit players for the Leeds game.
Dave...
|
45.993 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 15 1993 14:00 | 10 |
|
Press reports today say Spurs are close to finalising a Durie + Cash
swap for Gerry Creanie from Celtic. I know we have been linked with
Creanie before, so there could be something in this.
Can any Celtic noters confirm or deny this, and is Creanie any good ?.
Still rumours about Nayim returning....
Dave...
|
45.994 | | BUSSTP::DSMITH | Gazza's my hero...NOT!!!!! | Mon Nov 15 1993 14:08 | 10 |
|
The Creaney/Durie swap was mentioned in the Sunday Rags up here.
However, a spokesman for Celtic said that no contact had been made
with Spurs. That means that the deal will probably go through in the
near future.
Is he any good??, a pretty average striker in my opinion.
Danny.
|
45.995 | Creaney - Big Thumbs Down...... | XSTACY::TROCHE | | Fri Nov 19 1993 16:17 | 14 |
|
From reading soccer reports about the games in Scotland, last season,
Creaney wasn't all that hot. In fact he became so bad at one point that
the Celtic fans began calling him JIGSAW Creaney - every time he was in
front of the posts, he fell to pieces....
So I hope for Spurs sake that the rumour is false, we can do with
re-assembling Gerry every time he looks at the goal.
Tim ... new to the conference, but a Spurs fan for ages...
|
45.996 | | SUBURB::COOKS | Taking the biscuit | Fri Nov 19 1993 16:25 | 7 |
| I wonder how my sad mate is getting on at the Spurs training ground.
(Today is the day he`s going up there).
He told me he`ll be hurling abuse at the lads to improve on their
current performance,so I have visions of him being forcibly evicted
from the ground.
|
45.997 | A goal at last. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Sun Nov 21 1993 21:57 | 7 |
| 1 - 1 v Leeds and a fortunate point from looking at the chances on
Match of the Day. Durie is off to Glasgow Rangers. With Barmby injuried
we will struggle for forwards. What is the injury position on Barmby
and Sheringham. What happended to Peter Beadle who Venables signed last
season.
Antony
|
45.998 | Pleased with a point.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 22 1993 11:40 | 20 |
|
1.2 million is a good price for Durie. Although now he is at a club
that he wants to play for he, might live up to some of that potential.
His form in the last two season's isnt that of a player worth 1.2
million, so we cant complain.
Nick Barmby has recieved a kick on the knee/shin. It was thought at
first his leg was broken, but it turned out to be badly bruised. Early
reports have said he will be out for 2 weeks. Read into that what you
want, they said that about Teddy, and that was four weeks ago.
Hopefully we can spend some of the money recieved on another foward.
The News Of the World yesterday reported that Spurs were about to try
and bring Andy Cole back to London for 3 million......???. I cant see
this happening, but we need to strengthen our foward line. Bradley
Allen is becoming a good player, and the Arsenal fan in charge of QPR
finds it hard to turn down money.
Dave...
|
45.999 | couple of transfer targets. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Nov 22 1993 12:12 | 6 |
| Two targets who might be closer are Ferdinand and/or Le Tissier.
Thought about going Wednesday but it's Toooooo cooolld. I'll aim to go
to see the Toon army at WHL on the 4th.
Antony
|
45.1000 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Mon Nov 22 1993 12:15 | 13 |
| Any news on Sheringham, as it said four weeks ago they said he would be
fit in two, soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
where is he ?
Rich.
p.s. I had to get note .1000 ;-)
|
45.1001 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 22 1993 12:25 | 6 |
|
Teddy should be playing Wednesday, according to Ceefax, but who knows,
he has been due back for weeks, a pain killing injection didnt work on
Saturday.
Dave...
|
45.1002 | | SUBURB::COOKS | Taking the biscuit | Mon Nov 22 1993 20:07 | 7 |
| My sad mate enjoyed training with Tottenham....got all the players
autographs...gave Steve Perryman some advice...Eric the Viking saved
a few of his shots...
|
45.1003 | Barmby back ? maybe ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Nov 23 1993 12:02 | 7 |
| Also been reported that Barmby might be in the starting line up.
Still waiting for the press report rumour mill to start in earnest. It
seems Micky Hazard is doing well. But he is definately a class act and
if he looks after himself can do as well as Wilkins for another
two/three years.
Antony
|
45.1004 | another draw | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Nov 25 1993 11:54 | 17 |
| 1 - 1 with Wimbledon. Barmby getting the goal. Mabbut was carried off
with a fractured cheek bone, courtesy of Mr Fashanu.
I think we will be active in the transfer market soon :
My targets would be :
Ndluv? of Coventry(On transfer list)
Ferdinand of QPR
Le Tissier of Southampton
Cole of Newcastle
Antony
|
45.1005 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Nov 25 1993 12:18 | 15 |
|
I cant see us getting Cole, although he is reportedly home sick, and
wants to come back to London, I'd be suprised if Newcastle sold him for
less then about 4 million, which I think is out of our price range. If
they sold him at all. I cant believe Keegan would want to sell anyway.
Another injury, things arent going too well at the moment, and all
these injuries dont help.
Hopefully Teddy will be back on Saturday at QPR, we could do with a
good win to get things going again.
Dave...
|
45.1006 | Signings ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Nov 25 1993 15:06 | 12 |
45.1007 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Nov 26 1993 11:33 | 11 |
|
Bad news about Gary Mabbutt. He's been diagnosed as having a fractured
skull after the clash with John Fashunu on Wednesday. He's had an
operation. The club still dont know if the injury is career threatening
or not yet.
The Crazy Gang.....they're a great laugh arent they..
Dave...
|
45.1008 | | PAKORA::SNEIL | OH! Smeg this for a laugh | Fri Nov 26 1993 14:00 | 8 |
|
I heard on the news that action was going to be taken against Fashunu.
But I didn't hear by who,is it by the FA or a personal action by
Mabbutt???.
SCott
|
45.1009 | What a run up to Christmas. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Nov 26 1993 14:43 | 11 |
| The action, if taken, will be by Tottenham as a club. Mabbutt is one
of the few leaders in our team. He is going to be missed. We are really
strugling for players at present. I'm concerned as our form has
definitely slipped since the Man Utd game a while ago.
Difficualt game tomorrow v QPR, they'll be all fired up after losing to
Swindon. Then it's Blackburn in the cup, the on form team Newcastle and
then Arsenal all in just over a week.
Antony
|
45.1010 | LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS!!!! | PLUNDR::WADDLE | | Fri Nov 26 1993 20:03 | 3 |
|
Got my ticket,any good pubs to visit before and after the match.
|
45.1011 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 29 1993 11:46 | 40 |
|
QPR 1 Tottenham 1
Ferdinand Anderton
Firstly can any Rangers noters explain the outragous ticket price
increase at Loftus Road. The last three season's Ive sat in the
Ellerslee Road stand and the price has been 12 quid-ish, and increase
of around a pound per season. Saturday it cost me 18 for a seat in that
stand. What are they trying to catch up with all the other liberty
takers in the Capital.
The game wasnt bad, a draw was probably the right result, both teams
had the chances to win it, although I was worried we were in for a
hammering after Rangers scored from the first corner of the game after
about a minute. Ferdinand scored, a good header although we had a man
on the far post and should have stopped it. Ferdinand won every ball in
the air all game, he's dangerous when he gets the ball and runs at
defenders aswell. QPR had the better of the first 25 minutes, but after
that Spurs started pushing them back. Darren Anderton had a goal
disallowed for offside, and we had a cpuple of chances. The second half
went the same way, with QPR dominating the early stages, but we came
back at them. The penalty miss by Darren Anderton was awfull, but he
made up for it with a great goal 5 minutes from the end. A good move
finished well by Anderton.
Some more injuries, David Howells went off with a knee injury, and
needs an operation, and Steve Robinson, who came on for Howells also
went off injured. Nick Barmby, who had a quiet game, also got injured
again. We finished the game with Sol Cambell up front.
We need some bite in midfield, Samways, Hazard and Caskey are all to
similar, and we need some support up front for Barmby. Teddy Sheringham
has had an operation on his knee, so who knows how long he will be out
for.....
Blackburn on Wednesday, and Newcastle on sat. Two tough games, that we
needed to be at full strength for, but wont be.
Dave...
|
45.1012 | Ossie's in the market | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Nov 29 1993 12:18 | 16 |
| Dave,
in yesterdays papers Ardiles was asked if he was in the market for a
defender and his response was he was in the market full stop.
We need some support in all three areas, defence, midfield and attack.
I read in Saturdays Mirror that Ferdinand was a Spurs supported and
would be shaking ardiles hand at the end of the game as he is a big
fan. Perhaps that's a coded message for a transfer.
Antony
Antony
|
45.1013 | Big game tonight | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Dec 01 1993 14:00 | 12 |
| Any team news for this evening. Arsenal's result yeaterday eased my
concern over today's game. At least if we lose we won't have to watch
that lot at Wembley in the fizzy pop cup.
However saying that I still believe we can win, but these injuries are
mounting up. With Mabbutt out Sedgeley will play at the back with
Calderwood. In midfield I think Dave's right, we lack that bit if bite.
Antony ...
|
45.1014 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Dec 01 1993 14:22 | 11 |
|
Sedgley didnt look comfortable at centre back on Saturday, we need him
in midfield imo, I dont know why ossie doesnt play Sol Cambell at
Centre back, he played for England u18's in that position and can fill
that role better than Steve Sedgley imo.
Barmby was injured on Saturday, and he doesnt look fully fit to me.
Ive got a ticket for Saturday's game, should be good.
Dave...
|
45.1015 | Its still a ticket to Europe | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Wed Dec 01 1993 14:40 | 11 |
|
My tea leaves have Blackburn to win this one, this seasons poor results
have been against teams who play everybody in defence, which I cannot
see this Spurs team doing at home.
Also, I don't think big Eric can put up another performance like he did
at Ewood Park, but if he does we'll buy him before we leave tonight ;-).
Hope its a good game, wish I could be there,
Andy
|
45.1016 | GOOD PUBS NEEDED!!!!!!!! | PLUNDR::WADDLE | | Wed Dec 01 1993 20:23 | 7 |
|
Travelling down with the "TOON ARMY"" for this one,any good pubs to
sample your southern hospitality ?
|
45.1017 | Ossie's going to Wembley... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Dec 02 1993 11:32 | 32 |
|
SPURS 1 BLACKBURN 0
Cambell
Great result...I must admit to not being confident about this game,
with all the injuries, but Jason Dozell came back and David Kerslake
also came back at right back. Still Sol Cambell was playing as an
emergency striker and did the job. From the breif TV highlightes last
night both teams had chances, Batty totally miised a header about 5
yeards out and Ripley shot straight at Eric, but Dozzell also shot
straight at Mimms when clean through and also had a shot turned over
brilliantly by Mimms. The goal came when Edinburgh, Barmby and Sol
cambell combined down the left, Barmby pushed it to Cambell who wrong
footed the defender and hit it in, good goal. After that Barmby had a
shot cleared off the line, and Blackburn had a couple more half chances
but didnt take them .
So now its Villa at home in January in the Quater finals.
Re-1
There are alot of pubs around the ground, take your pick, but I wouldnt
recommend The Bull or Rudolphs......
Should be a good game, Ive seen Newcastle when they have been on SKY
this year, and they get 10 on the entertainment level. It'll be good to
do the double over them....(-:
Arzzzenal on Monday at Highbury.
Dave...
|
45.1018 | You just can't trust tea leaves | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Thu Dec 02 1993 12:23 | 12 |
|
re: 1017,
Thanks for that, it seems like a fairly open game with both sides
having chances.
Did anybody out there go to the game ? I would like to know if the
result was a fair reflection of the game.
Cheers,
Andy
|
45.1019 | Toon Army visit | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Dec 03 1993 12:20 | 11 |
| Big game tomorrow. I have seats in the North Stand members area. I'm
really looking forward to seeing a cracking game of football. I have
heard a lot recently about Newcastle and the way they constantly attack
and I think this will make for a great game. I'm hoping our injury
problems are behind us. Certainly seeing Dozzell and Austin back was
good and I think the win on Wednesday will give us some confidence.
What happened to Peter Beadle who was signed by Venables in his last
season. He was a centre forward? Is he still at Spurs?
Antony
|
45.1020 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Dec 03 1993 12:44 | 11 |
|
Antony...
Last I heard he was on loan at Bournemouth. I dont know if he is still
there. I was also wondering what happened to the Irish wonder kid TV
signed....????
I'm looking foward to tomorrows game, should be good. If we can get a
win, it will put us in good shape for the Arse on Monday.
Dave...
|
45.1021 | | ESSB::PHAYDEN | | Fri Dec 03 1993 13:19 | 8 |
|
>>there. I was also wondering what happened to the Irish wonder kid TV
>>signed....????
Andy Turner ??? Well if it is, he's in the reserves.
Peter(An Impartial Celt).
|
45.1022 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Dec 03 1993 13:29 | 7 |
| Re-1
No not Andy Turner, he's injured at the moment.
Dave...
|
45.1023 | McMahon(Irish Wonder kid) | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Dec 03 1993 13:31 | 12 |
| I think the Irish Wonder kid is Gerard MaMahon who signed at the start
of last season by Mr Vegetables. He is playing in the reserves and
there was an interview with him in the Spurs newspaper in September
this year. He was playing at full back then.
I forgot about the Arsenal game. Unfortunately I'm at college that
evening but I'll tape the game. We seem to be Ok away from home and
Arsenal have the wobbles at home.
regards,
Antony
|
45.1024 | Tottenham Hotspur 1 - Newcastle United 2 | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Mon Dec 06 1993 13:41 | 9 |
| Oh well. we seem to be sinking a little low in the league for my
liking. Come back Teddy, we need you!!!! From all accounts it was a
game we could have won, but didn't. Beardsly scored both of Newcastles
goals, while Barmby got ours from the penalty spot, after Anderton was
clumsily challenged in the box. At least we got an easy draw in the FA
cup.
Rich.
|
45.1025 | Great game at the lane ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Dec 06 1993 15:21 | 22 |
| Well I made a rare appearance at the Lane. I was really looking forward
to this game and it lived up to all expectations. Excellent passing,
movement, skill. Lots of good performances. Our only problem was
Campbell is not a striker and we looked a bit lightweight. However we
are creating chances and we are going to really thrash someone soon.
Lets hope it's tonight.
Newcastle a a good attacking team, lots of good young talent, Cole had
a great game and what can you say about Beardsley. Excellent goal to win
the match. I think the Sunday Mirror summed it up well when it said Spurs
will play a lot worse this year and win.
Excellent, reaffirmed my faith in English football. I'm sure
tonight's game will change that. I do not expect a great game, Arsenal
will attempt to stifle and harass. Our problem is up front. On capital
the comment was that Le Tissier is Ossie's big target at present. As he
can play up front and also in a team with Sherignham and Barmby leading
the line. I expect to see Dozzell with Barmby tonight.
Antony
|
45.1026 | 1 - 1 v The Arse | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Dec 07 1993 17:02 | 13 |
| Well 1 - 1 isn't too bad a result. According to radio 5 we had the
first half and Arsenal the 2nd. I taped the game and will watch
tonight.
The liverpool note says we are interested in Ronny Rosenthal. Can't see
it somehow. It also says Clough will go to Derby. Now that is a player
I would hope Ossie is interested in.
I stil think Le Tissier and Ferdinand are the players we need.
regards,
Antony
|
45.1027 | Have Tottenham got that type of money ?. | PEKING::COSSEYN | | Tue Dec 07 1993 17:16 | 6 |
|
Has Ossie got a spare 6 or 7 million ?...I don't think so...
A 5 hundred thousend bid for Rosenthal(sp) is far more realistic..
Neil...
|
45.1028 | In the market ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Dec 07 1993 19:31 | 6 |
| At the moment your right I don't think he has. But buying players who
aren't up to the job isn't the answer. I think you'll find there is
some selling to balance any buying. We seem for example to have a glut
of goalkeepers.
Antony
|
45.1029 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | | Tue Dec 07 1993 19:55 | 10 |
|
At the end of the day it's all paper talk, I've just read another
and in that one it say's Tottenham havn't made anymore inquiries since
the original one where the 500.000 was first mentioned...Every time
Rosenthal's(sp) name is mentioned I can't help thinking of that miss
of his against Villa (I think) last season..He should have hung his
boots up after that game...
Neil...
|
45.1030 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Fight the power | Wed Dec 08 1993 12:51 | 8 |
| I've been thinking the very same thing. It's all his fault that I started to
think Villa might win the league, and look where that got me.
Save your money, Alan. You could find a significantly better striker than
Rosenthal in the lower divisions: take the supremely excellent Jeffrey of
Doncaster, for example.
Mike
|
45.1031 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Deemed expendible! | Wed Dec 08 1993 13:09 | 5 |
|
Didn't Jeffrey sign for Newcastle and make his debut against Spurs,
last Saturday?
Tim
|
45.1032 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Wed Dec 08 1993 13:31 | 14 |
| >>Well 1 - 1 isn't too bad a result. According to radio 5 we had the
>>first half and Arsenal the 2nd.
Yep, that's about what happened, Antony. Arsenal were lucky not to
be 2 or 3 down at half time. The second half was the complete reverse
with Arsenal having all the pressure and creating the better chances.
I understand that some of your mentally challenged supporters scored a
9 out of 10 on the "let's wreck the Clock End" scale and also stabbed
one of the boys in blue. And some of those who were sitting in the
North Bank got some early Christmas turkey carving practice in by
slicing up some of the seats. Nice people to do business with!
Mike M
|
45.1033 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Fight the power | Wed Dec 08 1993 15:12 | 11 |
| RE:-2
S**t, you're joking. Bum, this always happend to us. I bet the Inland Revenue,
disciples of Satan that they are, told us to pay them more money or get wound up.
Only several months ago I read an interview with Steve Beaglehole (Donny's
manager) in which he promised that he would not sell Jeffrey no matter what.
Perhaps I'll just retreat into a corner and cry.
Mike
|
45.1034 | Idiots on the terrace. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Dec 08 1993 18:35 | 8 |
| re 1032.
I apologise about my family's behaviour. Won't happen again !!!
Unfortunately theres still some a**holes around in most clubs.
Arsenal's problem is they play in the team.(Sorry, couldn't resist it).
Antony
|
45.1035 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Dec 09 1993 10:59 | 31 |
|
Here's my views on the last two games. WE should have beaten Newcastle,
I dont care what anyone says. I thought we dominated a very good game,
although Newcastle played very well, I thought we were the better team,
and had them hanging on. I disagree with Antony, I thought Cole was
marked out of the game, to the extent that we forgot about Beardsley
who was brilliant. I thought Samways and Darren Anderton were our best
players, but I also thought Nick Barmby was begining to look the part
again in this one. I was sick when Beardsley scored the winner, but you
cant let a man like him run at you, three defenders and not one
challenge. We paid a severe penalty.
The Arse game was also good (for a change), we really should have had
them beaten by half time. We completley dominated the first half, and
played them off the park, but one goal wasnt enough. Darren Caskey and
Vinny Samways also missed good chances. Great goal from Darren Anderton
made by the excellent Mickey Hazzard. The second half as Mike said
was all Arsenal, as usual looking at their most dangerous when David
Seamen had the ball. Ian Wright didnt have a kick, but the punt from
Seamen, knock down from Smith to Wimpar, who gave it to Wright on the
volley and the equaliser. Still a draw was a fair result. Arsenal are
awfull, despite the fact they get results, there's no wonder they get
grief from the press, their only tactic is for Seamen to walk out of
his area and whack the ball into the opposition penalty area and hope
that Wright gets the knock down.
Overall although we arent winning, we have played Leeds, Newcastle and
the Arzze recently and have held our own in all three and when Teddy
gets back the goals will start flowing again.
dave...
|
45.1036 | Cole or not to Cole ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Dec 09 1993 11:55 | 19 |
| Dave.
reading your comments, I realised my mistake. It wasn't Cole I was
thinking of it was the lad who plays in midfield. I keep getting the
two mixed up. God knows how. - The skinhead lad. Good player. Was involved
in most of their build up.
It was good to see Hendry back for the Arsenal game. The young lad has
always scored goals when involved with the first team. The only thing
we are lacking is some firepower up front. If we had taken our chances
from both Arsenal and Newcastle we would have 6 pts instead of 1. But
we didn't.
Antony
Antony
|
45.1037 | re the Newcastle defeat | PLUNDR::MORAN | Deemed expendible! | Thu Dec 09 1993 12:12 | 5 |
|
The skinhead lad is Lee Clark, a current England U21 int and I agree,
you had the chances in a 20 minute spell in the 2nd half to beat us.
Tim
|
45.1038 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Dec 09 1993 12:34 | 12 |
|
Lee Clark did play well, he's a player with potential. Newcastle are a
good side going foward, but really need to strengthen the defence to
challenge for the honours. We would have hammered them if we could score
a goal.
They are great to watch, I would pay money to watch a game like Saturday's
anytime, and we arent far away from getting it right either.
Dave...
|
45.1039 | | KERNEL::MCKEAVENEYJ | How's that....you're out | Fri Dec 10 1993 12:30 | 8 |
45.1040 | Danny Blanchflower. | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Fri Dec 10 1993 12:45 | 9 |
| RIP Danny Blanchflower.
With the tributes rolling in the press I liked the one where DB was
quoted as saying that the greatest misconception was that football was
about winning - whats important is doing things in *STYLE* , not boring
opponents into submission. A true Spur. A sad loss.
woody.
|
45.1041 | RIP DB. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Dec 10 1993 13:39 | 15 |
45.1042 | | IRNBRU::HOWARD | | Fri Dec 10 1993 15:34 | 4 |
| did Blanchflower once refuse to go on his own "This is your life"
programme?....Ray
ps. a sad loss indeed
|
45.1043 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Deemed expendible! | Fri Dec 10 1993 15:57 | 6 |
|
Yes, he was the first person to refuse. A sad loss to his family and
football. I understand that it was Altzheimers (sp? although it looks
like a good effort) disease that finished him off. Very sad.
Tim
|
45.1044 | Man City 0 - Tottenham Hotspur 2 | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Mon Dec 13 1993 13:30 | 7 |
| There was a rather worrying report in one of the sunday scum rags that
suggested that our beloved Spurs could be relegated at the end of the
season, due to financial irregularities. Any other people out there
able to comment? Also a good win (any win at the moment is good) on
Saturday. I don't know, if it's not one thing it's another.
Rich.
|
45.1045 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 13 1993 14:25 | 10 |
|
World in Action tonight is about these payments/loans that seem to be
causing the latest problems at WHL.
Good win on Saturday, being overshadowed as usual by all the off field
problems.
Liverpool on Saturday.
Dave...
|
45.1046 | | YUPPY::HAMBLY | | Mon Dec 13 1993 19:31 | 13 |
| I think it is very unlikely that Spurs would be relegated even if they
were found guilty of irregular payments. Alan Sugar is being totally
up front with everything - it is not a case of them being caught out,
he has actually brought all the dodgy deals out into the open without
any prompting. You can bet your life that quite a few clubs out there
will be doing a bit of soul searching of their own. Spurs are not the
only bad boys out there - it would be naive to think so.
However, one can fantasise that Arsenal having being found guilty of
the most dastardly crimes (aside from those perpetrated on the pitch
each week) are relegated to the Conference. :-)
Clive.
|
45.1047 | World in Action | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Dec 14 1993 13:28 | 26 |
| I think the thing that yesterday evening's programme brought home more
than most was that when business people come to football clubs (ala
Scholar) they seem to leasve there brain at the door.
It was mentioned that Scholar was helping Ardiles with his tax.
Scholar was not a tax person yet offered the player all sorts of deals
to stop paying tax. We should also remember that footballers are like
any other high earner that wants to minimise tax payed on their
earnings.
It was also said by the players that if Spurs did not give these
payments(loans) then other clubs would.
I did think that Ardiles came out of the programme OK, after all he is
like anyone else in employment and I certainly felt his loyalties
throughout his time in England were definately with Spurs.
lets hope we can get back to the football. But it looks like we can see
one area where some of our profits and transfer sales have been going
to pay. BAck tax.
Antony
Antony
Antony
|
45.1048 | Blackburns twin town - St Helier | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Tue Dec 14 1993 14:15 | 31 |
45.1049 | | CODS::ESBECK | Day Tripper | Tue Dec 14 1993 15:47 | 12 |
| re .1046
I don't think Spurs have ever recovered from the stitching up we gave
them in 1919 when the true pride of London were promoted (despite
finishing lower than Totts) and the Totts retained their rightful place
in Division 2.......what Totts need to learn is that it's OK to indulge
in skullduggery, as long as you don't get caught.
As for last night's program, how much are Arsenal paying ITV to keep
dragging Tottering through the muck? Long may it continue!
Declan
|
45.1050 | Gooners | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Wed Dec 15 1993 11:51 | 7 |
| re : -1.
...and they wonder why we call 'em "lucky Arsenal".
dw.
|
45.1051 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Wed Dec 15 1993 12:55 | 6 |
| Re: World In Action
I must admit I thought World in Action were struggling to make a
perfectly good 3 minute programme last 25 minutes.
Mike M
|
45.1052 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 20 1993 16:11 | 17 |
|
Tottenham 3 Liverpool 3
Samways Fowler 2
Hazard Rednapp
Caskey
Listened to the game on Capital Gold, and saw the highlightes on MOTD,
loads of entertainment but we should have won this. Liverpool had a ten
minute spell, and scored three, so I suppose being 3-1 down it was a
good point, but we created enough chances to win easily.
btw..... What ever happaned to Teddy Sheringham...????
Dave...
|
45.1053 | y | PEKING::COSSEYN | World Cup 1994 ZZzzz | Thu Dec 23 1993 18:57 | 5 |
|
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz YOUR ENTERTAINMENT......
Neil...
|
45.1054 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Dec 24 1993 11:48 | 6 |
|
Happy Xmas to everyone.....
also good luck for 94.
Dave...
|
45.1055 | 1 win/1 loss... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Dec 30 1993 16:06 | 29 |
| Did'nt go to either game, but from highlightes and radio:
Spurs 1 Barmby
Norwich 3 Sutton 2 Ekoku
Well beaten. 2-0 down at HT, and being outclassed, although we came
back into it in the second half with an oppertunist goal from Nick
Barmby, who whacked the loose ball in from just inside the box, and we
had them hanging on before the broke away and scored a couple of minutes
from the end.
West Ham 1 Holmes (?)
Spurs 3 Dozzell Hazard Anderton
Good win, 1-0 after 10 minutes but came back to lead 2-1 at HT. Dozzell
scored a tap in but the second goal from Hazard was class, build up from
the back, without a West Ham player touching the ball, and a good finish
from Hazard from the edge of the box. Darren Anderton got the third,
sneaking a shot inside the near post.
Coventry (H) on Sat, and Sheff Wed (A) on Monday. Tedyy is making the
long awaited comeback against Coventry (hopefully).
I'll be going to Peterboro in the cup on the 8th....hopefully the start
of a good cup run.
Dave...
|
45.1056 | 1 in 4...great form. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jan 04 1994 13:29 | 23 |
|
Spurs 1 Caskey
Coventry 2 ??, Wegerlie
The only game I attended over Christmas, we were sh*t, and deserved
what we got.
Sheff Wed 1
Spurs 0
Another loss, one win in four games and apparently very lucky that we
didnt get hammered yesterday.
Its the cup on Saturday, and we need a drastic change of form, Ive
given up hoping that Teddy will be fit, he apparently should play on
Saturday, but Ive heard that before.
Will Gary mabbutt play again..?
Dave...
|
45.1057 | | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no Sanity Clause.... | Tue Jan 04 1994 16:05 | 6 |
| re Wednesday v Spurs
Heard that Bright on his own missed six sitters.
Paul.
|
45.1058 | | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | I outlived 1993 | Tue Jan 04 1994 16:12 | 10 |
|
I tell you what, Mark Bright must be the best striker in the world for
getting into scoring positions. Every game I read about, he seems to
have missed about half a dozen `golden' opportunities. Imagine if he
stuck them all away!!
Tony
|
45.1059 | Short memor.... | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no Sanity Clause.... | Tue Jan 04 1994 19:08 | 9 |
|
That's why Wednesday need David Hirst back so much. Between Bright,
Jemson and Bartman we've missed loads of goals. Still, I suppose that
as we are actually getting into those positions and *some* of them are
being taken and we're winning then I shouldn't complain - at the
beginning of the season we didn't score for ages.
Paul.
|
45.1060 | Dozzell in the dock | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jan 06 1994 16:15 | 10 |
| Apparently Jason Dozzell was stopped and nicked for drink driving on the 4th
Jan. I'm not sure the size of his crime but a prison sentence wouldn't
help us although Dozell should get no sympathy, idiot.
I missed out on tickets for saturday. Lets hope by next thursday we
still have some thing to play for this season.
regards,
Antony
|
45.1061 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 06 1994 16:23 | 11 |
|
Even more worrying is that Teddy has apparently picked up another
injury.....and is now doubtfull for Saturday.
With our form as it is at the moment, we really could have done with
him being fit for the game on Saturday.
I'll be there......hoping not to witness another Bradford or Port
Vale.
Dave...
|
45.1062 | that is bad news | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jan 06 1994 17:02 | 9 |
| what is Ossie training them on, army assault courses. I'm worried that
perhaps Teddy was being forced back too quickly due to our recent run
of bad form and particular difficulty in putting the ball in the back
of the net. I was surprised we did not replace Durie when he went.
reading the Telegraph fantasy football I see in our forwards they have
quoted Beadle. Perhaps he might be worth pitching in.
Antony
|
45.1063 | The man with contacts. | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Fri Jan 07 1994 12:11 | 16 |
|
As an Arse supporter I am very sad to say that one of the Viables
F.C.s next games is against Tottenham Hotspur Old boys. The team
includes Ray Clemance, Mark Falco, Steve Perryman, Martin Chivers
and Martin Peters.
Has anybody ever heard of these ?. I assume that they are really old.
We are also playing the Met Police ( of FA Cup Glory ) and possibly
an England EX 11.
Gazzer. No'1 football manager.
Gazzer.
|
45.1064 | I think I'm right... | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no Sanity Clause.... | Fri Jan 07 1994 15:46 | 37 |
| re -1
>As an Arse supporter I am very sad to say that one of the Viables
>F.C.s next games is against Tottenham Hotspur Old boys. The team
>includes Ray Clemance, Mark Falco, Steve Perryman, Martin Chivers
>and Martin Peters.
>Has anybody ever heard of these ?. I assume that they are really old.
Erm.....yes.
Ray Clemence was an internationaly renowned goalie who played over 600
games during a glamorous career at Liverpool and Spurs. I'm really
suprised that you haven't heard of him as he's not that old.
Mark Faldo has won the British Open golf championship, the US Masters,
US PGA chamionship and approximately 100 other tour events in his
glittering career. I presume he must have played for Spurs in his spare
time.
I'm sure that any follower of popular (or "pop" as the youngsters call
it) music would have heard of the third player you mentioned. Have you
never heard of that classic tune "Who paid the Perryman" by that
lifelong Spurs fan, Chris de Burgh. I can't make out all the lyrics but
it's something to do with Perryman's transfer request which was
susequently turned down.
Martin Chivers - Marmalade Magnate and Spurs centre forward.
Finally, Martin Peters was perhaps better known as the male half of the
famous 70's pop duo, Peters and Lee. He played for Spurs between gigs.
Perhaps this could explain his ability to drift in on the blind side.
(or was that Geoff Hurst?).
Paul.
|
45.1065 | nice one! | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | betty swollocks | Fri Jan 07 1994 16:27 | 8 |
|
ho ho ho
excuse me while I wipe beef crepe off my screen.
Tony
|
45.1066 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Fri Jan 07 1994 16:37 | 12 |
|
-2. Paul,
I remember them all now bar Clemence. I still can't place him.
Afterall what would Tottenham be doing with an International goalkeeper
?. Wasn't Clemance the man who owned an Orange plantation >?
GAzzer.
|
45.1067 | Escaped.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 10 1994 13:32 | 24 |
|
Peterboro 1 Spurs 1
? Dozzell
We escaped with a draw, it was a terrible game, well I think it was, I
could hardly see anything.
We dominated the first half, but as usual (without Teddy) didnt look a
threat at all up front. I dont think Peterboro had a shot in the first
half, but they took the lead after waking up in the second half. I
thought we were out, we just didnt look like we were going to score,
but 3 minutes from the end, Jason Dozzell saved the day by heading in
David Kerslake's cross. Atleast we get them back to the Lane and
hopefuuly with a better performance, should take care of them.
If we do win we are away to the winners of the Swindon v Ipswich game
in the 4th round.
Villa on Wednesday, we will need to play alot better than we have been
doing, or else we are out.
Rumours that Teddy is out for the rest of the season.......!
Dave...
|
45.1068 | Squad strengthening | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jan 11 1994 13:14 | 24 |
| Dave,
Ossie's quote at the end of the game was that
1. players needed to sharpen up. We look lazy and without ideas, which
is totally different to the games v Liverpool and Newcastle before
Christmas where we created lots of opportunity.
2. We need new players. (notice plural) Ossie's comment was if he knew
how long Teddy was going to be injuried for he would have bought. It
was also reported that Sugar was back in the country after a business
trip to the States. The problem with buying players is most of them are
cup tied in both competitions, and that is where the real possibilities
are for us for the remainder of this season.
Villa on Wednesday, very tough game. We are not good at home and their
best results seem to be coming away from home. I still do not see why
we couldn't put a reserve striker in instead of putting players like
Campbwell, Dozzell up front.
After being in Semi finals for the last two years it would be nice to
go further this year.
Antony
|
45.1069 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 12 1994 16:00 | 25 |
45.1070 | Too many hamburgers | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Wed Jan 12 1994 16:13 | 4 |
| Having seen the World Youth Championships out here in early '93, I can
see that Barmby looks exactly the player he did last season1
Peter
|
45.1071 | WHAT...???? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 12 1994 16:20 | 2 |
|
|
45.1072 | Big Game tonight - fingers crossed for a result | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jan 12 1994 16:36 | 14 |
45.1073 | | SUBURB::WAITEG | BOING BOING | Wed Jan 12 1994 16:44 | 11 |
| Re 1072
Anthony,
There was rumours at the start of the season that Ossie would make a
bid for Bob Taylor. I also heard that West Brom want around 1.5 to 2
million for him. A bit pricey if you ask me but he's better than Don
Goodman who West Brom sold to Sunderland.
Gary
|
45.1074 | | SIOG::ESBECK | Dec Van Esbeck | Wed Jan 12 1994 19:22 | 2 |
| Liverpool are keen to sell Paul Stewart, which would still leave you
with around 950k for a striker.
|
45.1075 | more like 941.25k | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | betty swollocks | Wed Jan 12 1994 21:38 | 6 |
|
950k left??????? Don't clubs pay VAT on strikers then?
Tony
|
45.1076 | one cup down on to go ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jan 13 1994 12:25 | 11 |
| Well our run in the Coca cola has ended, I listened to the game on and
off on radio 5. A good first half display in which we had several chances
but failed to convert. Anderton hit the post early on. Then second half
Villa upped the pace and our marvellous home record continues. Looking at
the team last night we really have a very young side and perhaps when a
bit of experience is most needed we are found wanting.
We now have games against Man Utd and Peterborough at home. Thank god
we're away in the FA cup, If we beat Peterborough.
Antony
|
45.1077 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Thu Jan 13 1994 12:50 | 8 |
| I read on teletext last night, but it wasn't shown on the tele that Sol
Campbell was stretcherd off. Is it serious, or will he be out for two
weeks like Teddy ;-).
I say a 7 man midfield for Spurs, as anyone who is called a striker
ends up in hospital.
Rich.
|
45.1078 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 13 1994 13:22 | 17 |
45.1079 | Whatabout Clive Allen | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jan 13 1994 13:52 | 14 |
| From recent newspaper reports I thought that Brett Angell was going to
Pompey. He had agreed terms and it was just a case of the clubs agreeing a
fee.
We seem to create chances but our finishing is not what it should be.
Anderton is still getting very good press, although looking at
Saturday's reports and last night even he is guilty of missing good
chances.
Is Clive Allen fit, he hasn't been playing for West Ham and but can
still finish well and would fit our price criteria.
Antony
|
45.1080 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 13 1994 14:09 | 15 |
|
Antony..
According to the Express the Angell/Pompey deal has broken down, and
Ossie offered the money last night for him, and he is expected to sign
today. Who knows if this is true, but I believe it is in the Sun
aswell.
Darren Anderton is our best player imo....he was very unlucky last
night with the shot that hit the post, and on Saturday he was the only
one who looked anything like. We'll probably sell him in the summer...
Yeah..good choice Clive Allen, he knows where the goal is.
Dave...
|
45.1081 | New signing ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jan 13 1994 14:34 | 9 |
| Has Brett Angell already played for Southend in the cup this year? If
he signs today he should be eligible for Saturday's match v United,
another team whose's away form is better than home recently.
The united game had sold out when I asked about tickets so I'll pop up
to see the FA cup replay next Wednesday.
Antony
|
45.1082 | | SUBURB::WAITEG | BOING BOING | Thu Jan 13 1994 14:35 | 7 |
| Re 1081
Brett Angell wouldn't have played in the FA Cup this season because
Southend's game with Luton was called off last Saturday.
/GAry
|
45.1083 | nuts | FORTY2::ETHERIDGE | | Thu Jan 13 1994 20:32 | 6 |
| I must say, Anderton did look quality last night on telly.
great moment when he nutmegged McGrath through to Caskey to
shoot and score, albeit through a deflection. Very cheeky
Ian.
|
45.1084 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jan 14 1994 13:45 | 9 |
45.1085 | can we play away from home ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jan 14 1994 15:53 | 16 |
| remember where you heard it first. Ossie must have a hotline into our
conversations. With regard to Brett Angell he is not in contract to
Southend so it's whoever he decides and then it's a tribunal? I think
this is the case.
After watching the tele highlights taped from Wednesday we looked to have
enough chances to have won the game and both Villa goals were a result of
mistakes and in the first case a tackle which fell into the path of
Saunders.
SOUR grapes - Absolutely.
Mind you I'm not looking forward to tomorrow's game at home.
Antony
|
45.1086 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jan 14 1994 18:31 | 4 |
|
The title race is back on tomorrow night, as we will beat the Mancs.
Dave...
|
45.1087 | he's no angell | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jan 14 1994 19:22 | 10 |
| Brett Angell has gone on a month's loan to Everton. I reckon he knows
that Spurs are only having him as a reserve striker whereas at Everton
he has a chance to more football.
Let's hope Ossie has some alternatives.
Keeping my fingers crossed for a result tomorrow. I'm going wednesday
and hope to get tickets for the 4th round if we make it.
Antony
|
45.1088 | Sure? | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Some Fantastic Place | Fri Jan 14 1994 19:31 | 4 |
| Are you sure about that? He was on a loan to Everton a couple of months
back (admittedly while Kendall was there)
Paul
|
45.1089 | it was on the radio | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jan 14 1994 20:01 | 4 |
| It was on Radio 5 on the 4pm bulletin. Are Everton playing Swindon
tomorrow as he will play in this game.
Antony
|
45.1090 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 17 1994 11:52 | 21 |
| Spurs 0 Mancs 1
Hughes/Calderwood (og)
The title race is'nt back on, and we got beat. I didnt go, and after
listening to the game on the Radio decided that Readers Wives on C4 was
a better bet than the game on MOTD. From the radio, we did'nt really
threaten, and the Mancs seemed in control for most of the game. I
thought we would win this, but again the lack of fire power let us
down, as when we did create chances they were not taken.
Alan Sugar was off again in the Sun on Saturday, abusing Terry Venables
for bad transfer dealing's, he doesnt seem to want to leave it alone.
Maybe he wont be satisfied until he has ruined Terry's chances of
getting the England job, hopefuuly he won't succeed.......
West Ham have confirmed that Ossie made an approach for Clive Allen
last week.
Dave...
|
45.1091 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Mon Jan 17 1994 13:28 | 10 |
45.1092 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 17 1994 13:39 | 4 |
45.1093 | Sugar's comments | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jan 18 1994 11:57 | 18 |
| I listened to Alan Sugar on Radio 5 after the game on saturday and to
be truthful he made a lot of sense. What is the point in buying a
player that Ardiles hadn't even seen. He said that in his limited
experience the deals that were made when they chose their player for
example Anderton, Sheringham, Ruddock then they got(Venables) a good buy
but some of the buys made ie. Durie which were rushed deals turned out to
be mistakes.
The Sun is always going to sensationalise any comments made.
I was concerned that the young striker we have Beadle who we got from
Gillingham is going to be off loaded when we could have at least tried
him out recently. I was pleased to see Hendry playing.
I agree that I would go for Clive Allen to see the season out.
Antony
|
45.1094 | News... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 19 1994 14:07 | 23 |
45.1095 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 20 1994 11:28 | 17 |
|
Spurs 1 Peterboro 1 Spurs win on Pens..5-4
Barmby Charnery (?)
I think all you can say is we are through, but a win on penalties
against a team that hasnt won away for 11 months and is bottom of the
1st division, shows that were are in trouble at the moment. I listened
to the game on Capital Gold, we seemed to start well, scoring in the
11th minute, but after that Peterboro seemed as much in the game as we
were, and were unlucky to go out to penalties.
Atleast we are away in the next round.
Dave...
|
45.1096 | What a load of rubbish ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jan 20 1994 12:05 | 23 |
| I was one of the poor B*****ds that paid good money yesterday evening.
We did start well, creating several chances a going ahead through
Barmby. We then seemed to sit on our lead, Peterborough had several
chances and scored, Walker went for the ball, missed it and they
scored.
After this we looked totally shell shocked, Hazrd went off with an
injury early in the second half and really we could have played for
several hours and not scored.
We relied on Walker kicking out off goal, no throws to our full backs.
We played Barmby and Campbell up front against three six foot defenders
and none of our midfield players is over 5'10".
I left after the first period of extra time as I couldn't take any
more.
We desperately need someone to lead the line up front. I can't see us
scoring and with confidence the way it is I can't see a cup run any
further than Portman road.
Antony
|
45.1097 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 20 1994 12:25 | 10 |
45.1098 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jan 21 1994 12:34 | 20 |
45.1099 | Important two weeks ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jan 21 1994 13:39 | 17 |
| Dave,
Can't agree more. We must use the pool of players we have. Even
throwing Hendry on on Wednesday should have been done from the start
with another striker on the bench.
I think we also miss one combatative player in midfield now
Sedgeley has moved into the back four. Campbell is a centre half. I
think I'd put Sedgeley into midfield and put Campbell in the back four.
Let's hope our reasonable away form can deliver the goods over the next
two weekends.
Antony.
|
45.1100 | transfer talk ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jan 21 1994 16:44 | 10 |
| Reading in the Sun(So it must be true) that Ossie has agreed a fee of
250k for Rosenthal. The player will agree terms today. Will not happen
it time for tomorrow's game at Swindon but will be OK for the game at
Ipswich. Other rumour is that with Thorsvedt coming back tomorrow then
Ian Walker will ask for a transfer, and with his dad not happy with
Southall's form, he'll go to Everton. Likely fee for him 1 million.
Antony
|
45.1101 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Mon Jan 24 1994 12:32 | 1 |
| ooops.
|
45.1102 | You need to spend mate!! | PIECES::63585::SWIFFEN | | Mon Jan 24 1994 13:14 | 11 |
| Amusing story
A friend of mine who is Tottenham through
and through was driving back from Swindon on
Saturday, very unhappy with the way things are
going, when he overtook Alan Sugar's car. He
dropped back let Sugar overtake him, wound
down his window and waved his cheque book at Sugar,
whilst doing 70mph on the M4!!!
Chris.
|
45.1103 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 24 1994 14:04 | 22 |
|
Swindon 2 Spurs 1
??? Barmby
???
Not unexpected. We are really struggling, and it doesnt help when the
manager brings in another Centre back to play up front. This time
Phil(?) Mayhorn, who is apparently a centre back in the reserves. Maybe
Ossie could try a new tactic and play a foward in attack, you never
know, he might even score a goal.
According to the Radio Spurs were "woefull" and got what they desrved,
Eric and Darren Anderton both went off injured.
It doesnt help listening to the Palace v Leicester game, and hearing Paul
Stewart have a blinder for Palace. Maybe we should have taken him back
on loan and stuck him back up front.
I'll be at Ipswich on Saturday, probably witnessing our Cup exit as we
couldnt beat carpets at the moment, but you never know.
Dave...
|
45.1104 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jan 25 1994 18:29 | 17 |
45.1105 | No need to set hidden | YUPPY::PANES | Its pancreatitis, Officer | Tue Jan 25 1994 18:53 | 14 |
45.1106 | Gossip or What, anymore... | PEKING::COSSEYN | World Cup 1994 ZZzzz | Tue Jan 25 1994 19:14 | 4 |
|
Clive Allen, Nah, can't belive that...
Neil...
|
45.1107 | Spurs in the market | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jan 25 1994 19:52 | 10 |
| I guess it depends on the amount of money given to Ossie my Sugar. I
hope we can use the money for some long term signings but doubt that.
My money is on Clive Allen. Our only prayer is Ipswich's pretty average
home form. However, I can't see how can score for us. I thought we also
had a young player we signed Gerard McMahon, reckoned to have a good
future, why can't we use these players?
Antony
|
45.1108 | Ronnie comes home !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jan 26 1994 15:39 | 6 |
| Spurs have apparently done the deal for Rosenthal. 250k to Liverpool,
don't know the personal deal done. He won't be available for the cup
match as will Anderton who has received a kick on the back of the calf,
making him extremely doubtful.
Antony
|
45.1109 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 27 1994 14:57 | 4 |
|
Why is'nt Rosenthal available for the Cup game..??
dave...
|
45.1110 | Go For It.. | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Thu Jan 27 1994 15:14 | 12 |
| Surely...as Liverpool only played 2 and a bit games in the Cup this
year (and I can't remember Ronnie making an appearance) he should be
available on Saturday (so long as his registration goes through in
time).
Ronnie and Nicky up front...can only be an improvement...but I still
have a few doubts (hopefully misfounded)...!
Prediction.....Ipswich 1 Spurs 2
Rob,
|
45.1111 | Frustrating is not the word | PIECES::63585::SWIFFEN | | Thu Jan 27 1994 15:17 | 5 |
| You will have a hard job trying to explain
to our mate Ronnie how to stay onside - He
hasn't got a clue!
Chris.
|
45.1112 | | UPROAR::LEMP | Live slow, die young | Thu Jan 27 1994 15:49 | 7 |
| re -1
Then you should be OK against Arsenal this year, as they *never* play
offside.
Paul.
|
45.1113 | Ronnie ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jan 27 1994 16:39 | 10 |
| On radio 5 it stated the seven day rule for the FA cup. So even if
Ronnie signed last Friday he still woulbn't be eligable. He would
however be OK for any reply. I was impressed with Kit Symons of
Portsmouth yeaterday evening. If we had some wonga he is a player I
wouldn't mind us signing. Perhaps we could do a straight swap with
Cundy.
Or am I dreaming it all.!
Antony
|
45.1114 | Oh no not another... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 27 1994 16:43 | 10 |
|
>> You will have a hard job trying to explain
>> to our mate Ronnie how to stay onside - he
>> hasn't got a clue!
Ossie has been trying to explain what is on and offside to Sol Campbell
since October, so Ronnie can join in on that one.
Dave...
|
45.1115 | Luck be a lady tomorrow. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jan 28 1994 15:01 | 4 |
| Any team news for tomorrow ? Apparently they'll be a full house at
Portman Road.
Antony
|
45.1116 | COME ON YOU SPURS | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jan 28 1994 16:02 | 9 |
|
Late tests for Darren Anderton and Jason Dozzell, but both are
apparently expected to make it, but I would'nt bet on it.
Mick Hazard is definatley out.
Dave...
|
45.1117 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 31 1994 11:17 | 24 |
|
Ipswich 3 Spurs 0
3 ipswich
Players
Sh*t performance, and now I could say wake me up in August, but I
suppose I had better stay awake for the fight against relegation.
First half was even, and we could moan about the clear handball by the
Goalkeeper when Barmby was through, but we didnt really threaten apart
from that, in fact I cant remeber their keeper having to make a save,
and all the time we were looking dodgy at the back. The second half
brought three goals from a team that have'nt scored three goals since
last August. Two goals from corners, basically the Ipswich players just
stood unmarked and waited for the ball to land on their head.
Even the Police were laughing, one even turned and said "Ipwsich never
score three"..........Ossie keeps saying he is confident he will turn
things round.
He had better start soon.
Dave...
|
45.1118 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Feb 01 1994 11:10 | 10 |
45.1119 | good news and bad news | BONNET::HARDY | | Tue Feb 01 1994 11:44 | 16 |
| Yuppies,
Look at Newcastle's defence, realise that we've sold him and then ask
if he's any good.
In truth, he's either very good, or very bad depending on various
things such as whether or not we're on Match of the Day. This is an OK
feature in a forward, but not the greatest strength in a defender.
He's quite skillful but is a sucker for the through ball.
He will fit in well to the Spurs style of classy play, but you probably
need someone who is a bit harder. He'll no doubt score against us every
time you play us.
Peter.
|
45.1120 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | | Tue Feb 01 1994 12:12 | 9 |
|
The sale of Scott is not in any of the papers, nor has it made local TV
or even clubcall. Anyway, if he has gone, then good luck to him, he'll
need it playing under Ossie's kamakaze style of management. He's very
prone to errors, but is quite skillful nonetheless; he can pass it and
he can put in a tackle once in a while. He is (was) our longest serving
player too. Wonder who Keegan has lined up as a replacement?
Tim
|
45.1121 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Feb 01 1994 12:22 | 8 |
|
It's in both the papers Ive seen this morning, the Daily Express and
the Daily Star.
Apparently he travelled down last night, the clubs have agreed a fee
and Scott will sign today.
Dave...
|
45.1122 | Peacock for the Magpies | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Tue Feb 01 1994 13:24 | 7 |
45.1123 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Digitals recurrent nightmare | Thu Feb 03 1994 13:23 | 8 |
45.1124 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Digitals recurrent nightmare | Thu Feb 03 1994 13:25 | 4 |
| saying that, we nicked Waddle and Gazza from Newcastle, so why not Cole
?
Rich.
|
45.1125 | No chance | BONNET::HARDY | | Thu Feb 03 1994 14:12 | 10 |
| Rich,
> we nicked Waddle and Gazza from Newcastle, so why not Cole?
Because you WERE a better side and we had a different Board/Manager.
And 3M just isn't enough.
Peter
|
45.1126 | Last man left can be Captain | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Thu Feb 03 1994 14:34 | 11 |
|
Cole is too good for Tottenham. Someone tell Ozzie to set his sights a
little lower. Its like me saying I'll fight Tyson, I can shout about
it all I want but it will never come off.
Maybe its just his "They never made the cash available ploy" when he
deserts a sinking ship.
Gazzer.
|
45.1127 | close your eyes and it might go away. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Feb 09 1994 13:54 | 10 |
| Well a week away and I thought we might turn the corner. 2 new signings
yet by all acounts we were well beaten by both Ipswich and Sheff Wed.
Anyone go on Saturday? I also on my hols caught glimps of the Cole
rumour but I can't believe that is true.
I see Mabbutt and Sheringham and not to far from being fully fit. maybe
their return can lift the team.
Antony
|
45.1128 | Things turn round from Saturday on... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Feb 09 1994 14:20 | 13 |
|
I didnt go Saturday, but from the Sheff Wed note and various reports we
were alittle unlucky. I saw the goals, two were defensive mistakes that
gifted goals to Sheff Wed. Not a bad goal from Rosenthal, I hope he can
get some goals. Andy Gray (remeber him, he's the England international)
apparently added some steel to the midfield.
Blackburn on Saturday, we cant keep on losing, a draw would atleast
boost confidence alittle.
The Cole thing has got to be paper talk.
Dave...
|
45.1129 | team permutations | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Feb 09 1994 14:58 | 11 |
| I heard Rosenthal's goal was good but did our new signing from
Newcastle play. Would this not push Sedgeley into midfield into a spot
he did well in earlier this season. WOW, last I heard Andy Gray was on
loan and definitely not wanted, how times change.
I am concerned that with Mabbutt's injury he will never return be the
same player as I'm sure I would be scared to go into challkenges after
the ordeal he has gone through.
Antony
|
45.1130 | Mabbutt on the come back trail | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Feb 11 1994 13:19 | 7 |
| Gary Mabbutt came through a reserve mathc yesterday v Chelsea. He is
apparnetly wearing a light weight mask. The comeback could be before
end of Feb. Blackburn at home tomorrow, not over hopeful.
Antony.
|
45.1131 | What was the score | NEWOA::BURTON | | Fri Feb 11 1994 13:40 | 4 |
|
Do you know what the score was ?
Nige.
|
45.1132 | 1-1 | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Feb 11 1994 14:01 | 2 |
|
|
45.1133 | 6onthetrot | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 14 1994 10:49 | 10 |
|
Spurs 0 Blackburn 2
Shearer
Gallagher (?)
Another loss, the sixth on the trot, we are heading for relegation
unless there is a dramatic return to form......................
Dave...
|
45.1134 | ? | YUPPY::PANES | Start choppin' | Mon Feb 14 1994 11:52 | 9 |
| <<< Note 45.1133 by PEKING::WILSOND1 "DAVE WILSON @WLC" >>>
-< 6onthetrot >-
> unless there is a dramatic return to form......................
Have I missed something?
Stuart
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45.1135 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 14 1994 12:05 | 6 |
|
RE-1
Yeah..oK,OK...but we did win a few games at the start of the season.
Dave...
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45.1136 | flying away.. perhaps never coming back. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Feb 15 1994 12:13 | 8 |
| Apparently, Ossie has has a heart to heart with the team and taken them
on a break to Spain. Bloody good timing. They do not have a game this
weekend so perhaps this is a good thing as they were supposed to be
playing at home.
regards,
Antony
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45.1137 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Feb 16 1994 14:13 | 5 |
|
We won a game last night....a friendly against Athletico Madrid in
Spain. Steve Sedgley and Andy Gray (pen) scored in a 2-1 win.
Dave...
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45.1138 | The turning point !!! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Feb 17 1994 12:10 | 6 |
| can we claim the 3 pts ???
Good news , hopefully it will build some confidence in the squad. Are
we playing any other games?
Antony..
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45.1139 | HAzard | WEAR::BODDY | Slaven was born offside !!! | Thu Feb 17 1994 16:00 | 9 |
|
What's the status with HAZARD .
You see , we have a local Fantasy league going in our office
and Hazard is in my team .
Is it time to transfer him ?
Bill
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45.1140 | 6 points....please ? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Feb 23 1994 12:11 | 7 |
|
The game at Stamford Bridge on Sunday is live on SKY, we need some sort
of result, even a draw. The return of Gary Mabbutt might lift the team,
hopefully. Then on Tuesday we play Villa at home, if we lose these two
games Ossie might even be on his way.
Dave...
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45.1141 | Waiting for teddy. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Feb 23 1994 12:38 | 4 |
| Any more on Sheringham's recovery. Chelsea has been a real bogey side
the last three/four years.
Antony
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45.1142 | Teddy's Injury | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Fri Feb 25 1994 13:43 | 6 |
| Sherry's injury....yesterday papers were saying he needed another Op'
but this would be delayed for 10 days due to the surgeon being on
holiday - however todays papers are saying he is going to try a play
thru' the pain - either way....the whole thing seems out of control !
Rob,
|
45.1143 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Feb 25 1994 14:26 | 5 |
|
I read yesterday on Skytext that the club are denying he needs another
op, and Teddy has been back in full training for 2 days now.
Dave...
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45.1144 | Sheringham, AAAHhhhhhhhh ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Feb 25 1994 16:12 | 15 |
| This whole saga seems totally out of control. Last Ocotber it seemed he
would be out for a couple of weeks now God knows what the situation is.
You would think it would be resolved by now, at least to the point of
knowing when he would be back.
I think losing Sheridan last season the head physio/consultant we had
was bad for us. I think he now runs his own private practice, very
lucrative I expect.
Not hopeful for Sunday. At least I have no Spurs defenders on my
fantasy team and Stein scoring well for me could slightly ease the pain.
I'll sacrifice my fantasy points for three for Spurs, honest.
Antony
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45.1145 | YGC laugh...I almost fell of my seat. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Feb 25 1994 17:39 | 9 |
|
Sunday=3 points
Dave...
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45.1146 | Sheri not good enough!! | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | Midnight is where the day begins.. | Sat Feb 26 1994 21:16 | 7 |
|
Re last few,
What's the big deal about Teddy Sheringham. He is only a
mediocre striker anyway. His return will not change things for Sp.
C U N N O
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45.1147 | hey hey | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Mon Feb 28 1994 12:15 | 7 |
| re : last.
at least he's better than ronnie whelan.
(most players are)
:-)
woody
|
45.1148 | 2 important home games ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Feb 28 1994 17:14 | 20 |
| Listening to the game on Radio 5, I still have the pleasure of watching
the video, if I can stand it, both sides got a slating from the
commentary team for bad defending. I must admit as soon as I heard our
back line of Austin, Scott, Nethercott, Edinburgh and Edinburgh was
injured in the first half then it didn't fill me with a lot of
confidence. However, whomever you play, losing a 2-0 lead is not good
enough.
What is wrong with Calderwood, is he injured or dropped?
With reference to Sheringham, he was top scorer last season and was
scoring well before his injury in October, even in an average side.
He is a leader of the line for us, something we are definitely short
of this year.
We now have two home games, Villa on Wednesday and Sheff Utd on
Saturday, we need at least 4 pts from these games, preferably taking 3
from Sheffield as they are another side at the bottom of the table.
Antony
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45.1149 | Teddy returns to action | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Mar 01 1994 15:29 | 13 |
| having now watched the game I feel a little better, yes we were
defensively very naive, but on an attacking front we created many
chances, as well as the two penalty awards we had another which should
have been awarded in the first half on Anderton. The Chelsea goalie had
an absolute blinder and won man of the match from Sky.
It was certainly yhe most amount of chances I have seen us create for a
long while. We must however start to stop goals and converty our
chances. Sheringham came through a specially arranged game yesterday
and I think actually scored. Perhaps we'll see a Sheringham, Barmby
front line on Saturday, if not tomorrow.
Antony
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45.1150 | Does the Mirror qualify as a Newspaper ? | BERN01::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Tue Mar 01 1994 15:52 | 10 |
| According to the paper today, Teddy limped off ten minutes into the
second half. He apparently said that he was in pain from the start, and
hadn't expected to make it through the full 90 minutes. He is now
expected to undergo another operation on the damaged cartilage.
Assuming the newspaper report is accurate, then I doubt that he'll be
back in the next week or two !!! Sorry to be the bearer of bad
tidings.
Jerry.
|
45.1151 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 01 1994 16:14 | 12 |
|
Was Jason Dozell injured in the Chelsea game. I could'nt believe it
when Ossie took him off, I thought he was having a really good game.
We were awfull at the back, and losing a two goal lead is pretty
depressing.
Good to see Darren Anderton in the England squad, despite all the
bad performances as a team, he is the only one who has shown any
consistant form.
Dave...
|
45.1152 | Sheringham | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Mar 02 1994 11:51 | 4 |
| I was surprised by taking Dozzell off, he can at least hold the ball
up. With reference to the newspaper talk they said yesterday that
Mabbutt was going to need another operation and it turns out he is fit
and available for Wednesday evening.
|
45.1153 | relegation...? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Mar 03 1994 11:15 | 11 |
|
Spurs 1 Villa 1
Rosenthal Parker
First point for ages, but it should have been three, two penalties
missed, this time Darren Anderton and Nick Barmby were the culprit's
although Bosnich saved both well.
Sheff Utd is a must win game on Saturday, relegation is looming.
Dave...
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45.1154 | at least we're off 30pts. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Mar 03 1994 12:31 | 9 |
| At least we've stopped the numbers of goals conceded and are creating
chances which I have not seen us do for a while. We cannot however
afford to miss opportunities like Sunday and last night. 4 penalty's
awarded and 3 missed in 4 days. Good news, NOT!
You are absolutely right though Dave Saturday is a must for 3pts, we
are running out of games to achieve salvation.
Antony
|
45.1155 | Spurs - VICTORY at last | UKARC1::ELANGCO | | Thu Mar 03 1994 21:05 | 68 |
|
Subject: Spurs - VICTORY at last
North London's most popular soccer team won an important
match 1-1 at home to Aston Villa last night. This convincing
victory ends a sequence in which straight-talking argentinian
maestro Osvaldo Ardiles' team had been unlucky enough to lose
7 matches on the trot.
"We're not going to change to the boring tactics of lesser teams
like Arsenal", said Ardiles (through an interpreter), "they may
be able to dominate games and even win them occasionally but
when will you ever see them put together a movement involving
23 passes between 11 players lasting 12 minutes and culminating in
managing to get the ball back to big Eric ? Huh? Squeak. No, we're
sticking to what we know and what our fans want - nice neat short
attractive passing movements, ball on the ground, squeak etc".
Never was this philosophy better exemplified than on the two
occasions in this match when Spurs were awarded penalties when
Villa players had illegally "got in the way" of attractive football.
Some teams like Arsenal might have just tried hammering the ball into
the back of the net for a goal but not Tottenham. No, the route-one
approach is simply not good enough for the cultured football connoiseurs
of White Hart Lane. First Anderton, and then Barmby, stepped up and
nicely, neatly, attractively even, passed the ball (on the ground) to
Mark Bosnich. All this at a time when Tottenham were 1-0 down, when to
score the simple goal must have been very tempting. "We play to entertain",
said Orville, "and this kind of rubbish only serves to enrich the
total football experience that is a home Spurs game".
Villa's goal after only 8 minutes came when Garry Parker found himself in
space behind the Spurs defence. What looked at first like a pathetic
attempt at an offside trap by the Tottenham back four was in fact a
deliberate attempt to make a game of it. "We don't play offside traps",
said Artiless. No you certainly don't.
Spurs winner came towards the end when at the end of a delightful passing
move involving many Spurs players passing the ball backwards and forwards
between themsleves and Villa players standing around watching and yawning
culminated in a long ball from Barmby being met by the head of Rosenthal.
Barmby is to be docked 2 weeks wages for hitting the ball too far. "To win
a game one all is great after so much bad luck recently" said the manager,
"but we don't do things that way here in the home of football".
During half-time Spurs fans were treated to film of recent performances
by the likes of Wolves, Luton, Bolton, Notts Forest, and so on. "That's
where we want to be", said one fan, "the premiership is just not classy
enough for us. In the Endsleigh league we'll be able to see the sort of
football we've come to demand. They'll give us plenty of space and might
even make us look like a half decent side." That fan's dream could soon
become a reality. The 1 point from yesterday's win leaves the bottom of
the table like this...
Spurs 31 31
Southampton 29 30
Chelsea 28 29
Man City 30 29
Oldham 29 27
Sheff Utd 29 23
Swindon 31 23
So if the lower teams win their games in hand (and remember Soton,
Chelsea, and Man City are all having a bit of a renaissance at the
moment with the arrivals of Alan Ball, Franny Lee & David Rocastle,
and Mark Stein respectively, while Oldham & Sheffield United are
old hands at the relegation battle scenario), Spurs would be left
3rd from bottom in one of the coveted relegation positions, only one
point ahead of Sheff Utd.
Looks like they'll be celebrating in North London at the end of this season.
|
45.1156 | Best note so far this year...:-) | GVA05::BURKHALTER | | Fri Mar 04 1994 11:56 | 1 |
|
|
45.1157 | My.....You're easily pleased ! | KIRKTN::JJACK | Sugar Diabetes...The Welsh Flyweight | Fri Mar 04 1994 12:01 | 2 |
|
|
45.1158 | OK Point us where theres a better one...:-) | GVA05::BURKHALTER | | Fri Mar 04 1994 12:49 | 1 |
|
|
45.1159 | 3 points please... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Mar 04 1994 13:33 | 20 |
|
I think we are doomed if we don't win on tomorrow. Looking at the
bottom of the table in the 'best note of the year' a few back all the
other teams have games in hand, and although there is still alot of
points up for grabs, the other teams have been there before and have
shown the ability to escape.
If we do lose, it could be the end for Ossie, who eveytime anything is
written in the papers constantly reminds us that this is his most
challenging task as a manager, and the hardest job he has ever had.
Hopefully he will start to show he is up to the job soon, we have had
injury problems this season, which has'nt helped but I must admit to
not being too convinced about his buys or his team selections.
I hope Ossie proves me wrong and goes on to get the club out of the
sh*t we are in at the moment and gets us challenging for Europe next
season, as it p*sses me off to see those muggy Gooners in Europe as I
want to go.....(-:
Dave...
|
45.1160 | We can do it !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Mar 04 1994 13:50 | 17 |
| Dave,
I agree with you about Saturday, although I have been encouraged by the
game last Sunday and Wednesday evening. What concerns me is that
although we are starting to create chances again, we must now convert
them. Sheringham's prolonged injury has badly hampered us. The
transfer deadline is looming, perhaps we will be in the market.
I still feel confident we can make it, the teams below have games in
hand but that does not mean they'll get them. The reason they are at
the bottom of the table is that they are also not very good.
I think the Oldham game next week will be cancelled because they are
in the cup. That is another crucial game. Other important games are
Everton A, Southampton H.
Antony
|
45.1161 | deep in the S**t !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Sat Mar 05 1994 19:46 | 9 |
| Well I'm having to sit at work on a saturday afternoon and the radion
has told me with 4 mins to go Spurs have gone 2-1 down on a game they
really had to win.
Bo****ks !!!
At least I can go and see them when they come down to Portsmouth.
Antony
|
45.1162 | 2-2 | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Sat Mar 05 1994 19:49 | 3 |
| still not enough !!
|
45.1163 | | SIOG::ESBECK | Dec Van Esbeck | Tue Mar 08 1994 16:14 | 11 |
| re .1159
> I think we are doomed if we don't win on tomorrow. Looking at the
I guess you're doomed, then. Did you hear the Arsenal fans the other
day singing "Ossie's going to Endsleigh" to the tune of the old Spurs
cup final song?
Declan
|
45.1164 | It's nothing to do with Cher either | UPROAR::LEMP | Live slow, die young | Tue Mar 08 1994 16:20 | 11 |
| re -1
>I guess you're doomed, then. Did you hear the Arsenal fans the other
>day singing "Ossie's going to Endsleigh" to the tune of the old Spurs
>cup final song?
No, but heard the Spurs fans doing that old Arsenal favourite, "The
Boo, Boo Song".
Paul.
|
45.1165 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Digitals recurrent nightmare | Tue Mar 08 1994 17:49 | 1 |
| Anyone know when mr Sheringham will be back ?
|
45.1166 | Not looking good!! | PEKING::COSSEYN | Dry those Eyes Hastings.You Wimp!! | Tue Mar 08 1994 17:57 | 6 |
|
He see a specialist today and will find out whether he'll play again
this season....
Neil..
|
45.1167 | Spurs are on the way to Endsleigh | NEWOA::GUTHRIE_J | It's time for me to ascend | Tue Mar 08 1994 18:07 | 8 |
| RE-1
>>>He see a specialist today and will find out whether he'll play again
this season....
Looking good then
Jason
|
45.1168 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Tue Mar 08 1994 18:11 | 3 |
| Reading vs Tottenham.. what a grudge match.. ;->
Rick.
|
45.1169 | | SUBURB::COOKS | Half Man,Half Biscuit | Tue Mar 08 1994 20:26 | 3 |
| Spurs go down? Surely not.
Mind you,it`s quite incredible that you can go 5 months without a home win.
|
45.1170 | 19 months short of record | KIRKTN::BHUGHES | | Wed Mar 09 1994 11:37 | 7 |
| re: -1
Could be worse though ! Cowdenbeath (Scottish 2nd division, but only
just) haven't won a home league game since April 1992 so Spurs haven't
too much to worry about just yet.
Brian.
|
45.1171 | Barmby Injury | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Mar 09 1994 11:50 | 5 |
| Apparently Barmby was taken off playing for England u21 last night. He
is being examined by Spurs Physio today. Not the best of news. The game
v Oldham is now next wednesday the 16th March @Boundary Park.
Antony
|
45.1172 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 09 1994 12:42 | 14 |
|
More good news.. The X-Rays showed severe bruising according to todays
paper, but the full extent of his injuries should be known today.
Teddy Sheringham was operated on yesterday and we should also know how
long he is likely to be out for today.
Not a good result on Saturday, we needed to beat them, but luckily
enough most of the other teams below us either drew or lost aswell,
apart from Chelsea.
I'm not that confident about the rest of the season.
Dave...
|
45.1173 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Mar 10 1994 13:31 | 10 |
|
Teddy Sheringham could be back in two weeks, mind you, we've heard all
this before, but his cartlidge op was a success, and the doctor found
no other problems and reports say he will be back sooner rather than
later....but dont hold your breath.
Nick Barmby also only has bruising, and is expected to be fit for the
game at Oldham next week.
Dave...
|
45.1174 | Spurs in the market ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Sat Mar 12 1994 16:15 | 5 |
45.1175 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Mar 14 1994 11:01 | 15 |
45.1176 | Important week | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Mar 14 1994 12:18 | 14 |
45.1177 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 15 1994 16:13 | 5 |
45.1178 | 6pter this evening | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Mar 16 1994 12:00 | 8 |
| Big game tonight. Barmby will not be in the team as he is still
suffering. Oldham seem to be on a bit of a roll at the moment. Mind you
so are we, two games unbeaten.
Went to Highbury last night, rediscovered why I dislike Arsenal soooooo
muuuchhh !
Antony
|
45.1179 | Arsenal == A cure for mass insomnia. | CHEFS::HARRISR | Digitals recurrent nightmare | Wed Mar 16 1994 12:12 | 4 |
| I wouldn't be seen dead in Highbury, unless Spurs were playing there.
Are you a masochist or something Anthony ?
Rich.
|
45.1180 | out out out.... | TRUCKS::SANT | network partner exited | Wed Mar 16 1994 12:25 | 4 |
|
No - he's a Torino fan. Come on Ferraro, get out of the closet!
Andy.
|
45.1181 | Torino supporter | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Mar 16 1994 15:00 | 20 |
| I got invited by the Torino sponsor Berretta. We went to the West
Stand suite for something to eat and then watched the game. ALL FREE
OF COURSE.
As for the game, I thought that Torino were not positive enough to
deserve to win. They did not have Carbone playing for them and that
was a big loss. He is 5'6" and would enjoy playing against two
lumbering defenders, instead Torino played to Silenzi which was meat
and drink to Arsenal.
Mind you these Arsenal supporters are easily pleased. The chap behind
me was wetting himself every time Arsenal strung two passes together.
Extremely impressed by the Torino supporters. I spoke to a photographer
in front of me who worked for Guerin Sportivo(Sports magazine) and he
said they are a fanatical bunch.
Antony
|
45.1182 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 16 1994 15:33 | 7 |
|
Antony..
Was there crowd trouble...at the begining of the game it looked like
there were alot of police going into the Torino supporters.
Dave...
|
45.1183 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Wed Mar 16 1994 16:09 | 7 |
|
No wonder I missed you in the office yesterday, when I was told you were
in London I assumed you were working, skivving Minkey.
Thanks for the tape it arrived in the post this morning.
Loz.
|
45.1184 | bit of silliness ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Mar 16 1994 20:18 | 16 |
| There was a little, Chatting to this Italian photographer he said there
are a hard core of supporters who can be prone to being silly. However the
way the supporters were together didn't help and the Arsenal fans
certainly weren't putting their European hats on and welcoming their
fellow supporters. Mind you, it's amazing how vocal these supporters are
when they are 100 yds away from you in the ground and absolutely quiet
after the game.
I think that if Arsenal come up against someone who can cause them
problem in attack there might be a different sending.
I was working in the afternoon, honest guv.
3pts this evening is what I really want.
Antony
|
45.1185 | what happened ? | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Thu Mar 17 1994 16:50 | 4 |
| Can anyone tell me and anyone else who wants to know, why the game was
called off last night ?????
Rich.
|
45.1186 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Mar 17 1994 17:05 | 5 |
|
Waterlogged pitch.
Dave...
|
45.1187 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Thu Mar 17 1994 17:05 | 3 |
|
Water logged pitch
|
45.1188 | | BERN01::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon | Thu Mar 17 1994 17:17 | 4 |
|
Wat er log ged pit ch 8-)
JBG
|
45.1189 | Truth onest guv | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Thu Mar 17 1994 17:29 | 2 |
|
Tottenham couldn't field 11 players.
|
45.1190 | When's it rescheduled ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Mar 17 1994 19:45 | 5 |
| With the injury situation with Barmby and Sheringham the cancellation
might have been a result for us. The transfer deadline is closing, any
more gossip ref new players. Very important game Saturday v Ipswich.
Antony
|
45.1191 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Fri Mar 18 1994 21:00 | 4 |
|
Iw as in a h uury,
Liz.
|
45.1192 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Mar 21 1994 14:22 | 26 |
|
Spurs 1 Ipswich 1
Barmby Kiwomya
Another two points lost, or is it one gained....who knows. Luckily
enough only Oldham won below us and so we did'nt drop anymore places.
Listened to the game on Capital Gold, seems we dominated the possesion
but Ipswich always looked likely to score on the break, as they did
with there first attack.
Thats three games unbeaten, but three draws at home....?
According to Sir Jonathen Pierce and his 'special' guest, Alan Smith the
Palace manager, Spurs were woefull in defence again.
Reports say teddy will play next week v Everton.
I must admit, even with Teddy back I still don't think Ossie Ardiles can
turn this round and the only reason that we wont go down is that the
teams below us are just as bad, if not worse.
Dave...
|
45.1193 | Papin...yes please. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 22 1994 11:06 | 11 |
45.1194 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Tue Mar 22 1994 12:01 | 4 |
| Well if you do get him for 3 million it'll be the best deal of the
season... & you might even stay up!! ;->
Rick.
|
45.1195 | | BERN01::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon | Tue Mar 22 1994 12:12 | 10 |
|
Not so fast....
apparently Papin has also had talks with West Brom. It seems he
wants to play in the English 1st division next year and he can't decide
which is more likely, ie.
Tottenham going down or WBA staying up..... 8-)
JBG
|
45.1196 | Sorry Spurs fans | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Some Fantastic Place | Tue Mar 22 1994 12:16 | 7 |
| He'd never go to West Brom - he wouldn't get in the team in front of
Bob Taylor would he? I mean Taylor is head and shoulders above all the
leading English strikers such as Shearer, Sutton, Cole, Wright,
Ferdinand, Armstrong, Sheringham etc etc.
;->
|
45.1197 | | SUBURB::WAITEG | WHO ARE YER??? | Tue Mar 22 1994 12:15 | 8 |
| Re 1195
Papin is a second rate player. I'd rather Bob Taylor anyday.
WBA don't want him...
/GAry
|
45.1198 | ARMSTRONG IS A DONKEY!!! | SUBURB::WAITEG | WHO ARE YER??? | Tue Mar 22 1994 12:16 | 7 |
| Re 1196
You've seen the light, Mr Pateman. Keep it up...
/Gary
|
45.1199 | No Papin for you... | CLARID::KREYER | Andre KREYER, Sophia Antipolis (FR) | Tue Mar 22 1994 12:32 | 13 |
45.1200 | Too good to be true.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 22 1994 13:12 | 8 |
|
Re-1
........Oh well..it was good while it lasted.
Back to the real world and Ronnie Rosenthal.
Dave...
|
45.1201 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Tue Mar 22 1994 14:04 | 7 |
| Well at least Jean Pierre and Ronnie have one thing in common...
The size of their noses !
Peter.
|
45.1202 | Yeah, he's the answer. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 23 1994 11:20 | 12 |
|
It looks like we will miss out on Papin, but never mind, reports in
various papers say we have the ideal replacement lined up........
Ossie will make a sensational transfer deadline beating swoop for..
TONY CASCARINO...
What a F***ing joke.
Dave...
|
45.1203 | | BERN01::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon | Wed Mar 23 1994 11:34 | 6 |
|
Sorry to disappoint you Dave, but Ossi's missed the boat again......
Cascarino has just signed with Milan for 3 Mill! 8-)
JBG
|
45.1204 | Y | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | Midnight is where the day begins.. | Wed Mar 23 1994 19:07 | 11 |
| RE -2,
Dave,
The Spurs could do a lot worse than Cass. He would do very well up
front with Rosie and when Sheri comes back, he and Cass can re-form that
great partnership that they had at Millwall. Cass could also do with premier
league football at the moment as we we getting closer to the world cup in the
USA.
C U N N O
|
45.1205 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Mar 25 1994 12:06 | 22 |
|
Well after all the speculation, we did'nt sign anyone before the
deadline. Thankfully, it seems that the reports about Tony Cascarino
were just paper and teletext talk.
Everton away tomorrow, I see they have signed Anders Limpar, no doubt
he will score in his first game.
Not overly confident about the game, infact I'd be suprised if we won.
No news on Teddy, he was supposed to play, but missed the reserve match
in the week, so the speculation is that he isnt ready yet, if he does
play, it might give the team a much needed lift. The team needs some
inspiration, but it has'nt come yet and we are running out of games.
Here's hoping that Swindon, Sheff Utd, Oldham and Man City all get
beat this weekend......
Getting very worried.
Dave...
|
45.1206 | Everton 0 - Tottenham Hotspur 1 | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Mon Mar 28 1994 14:04 | 3 |
| And about bloody time too.
Rich.
|
45.1207 | 36pts ... | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Mar 28 1994 17:28 | 9 |
| Great result although pretty poor scrappy game. Still the first three
points of 1994 are very gratefully received. Some very important games
this week for the relegation area with most teams apart from Spurs
playing. Good news also around the injury front with Howells, Hazard
and Thorsvedt coming back, although ...
is the Sheringham saga ever going to end?
Antony
|
45.1208 | ...but is Ossie the right man for the job..? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 29 1994 16:56 | 17 |
|
Teddy plays in the reserves today at Pompey, if he comes though without
any problems he will play at Norwich on Saturday...
Great result on Saturday, and with the other results going our way
things are looking alittle brighter, but we are still in trouble but
hopefully we can put some wins together, and get clear of the
relegation zone and ensure premiership football next season.
Dave...
|
45.1209 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Apr 05 1994 12:26 | 20 |
| Norwich 1 Spurs 2
Sutton Sheringham
O.G.
Spurs 1 West Ham 4
Sheringham Jones
Morley 2
??
From one extreme to the other, firstly a great win at Norwich, and with
Teddy coming back and scoring within 3 minutes of coming on as a sub for
Rosenthal, I really thought things were looking up and we would go on and
pull away from the relegation zone comfortably....but we were hammered at
home by West Ham yesterday and we are back in it again. The only good
thing is that most of the teams below us lost aswell.
Great to see Teddy back, but even if we stay up it's been a poor season,
and to be honest I don't think Ossie is up to the job.
Dave...
|
45.1210 | Mixed weekend. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Apr 05 1994 14:15 | 21 |
| I must admit that after Saturday I was hoping yesterday we would be
bidding a fond farewell to the relegation battle. But we don't have a
good record at home, and particularly in London derby's. The penalty
award was clumsy to say the least and the third West Ham goal was a
rare Mabbutt mistake. I am still annoyed about missing points at
Chelsea and Aston Villa which would have take the pressure off.
With regards to Ardiles. I'm still not sure. We have had key men out at
key times of the season. Also had to blood a lot of young players. I
would give him one more year.
His transfer activity is mixed with I believe at the time Calderwood,
Dozzell and Kerslake not bad signings but not so sure about Rosenthal
and Scott.
I still think we can beat relegation, it is a blessing that we have so
many away games to finish the season. 6 pts will I think keep us up.
My three for the drop are Swindon, Sheff Utd and Southampton.
Antony
|
45.1211 | Glory days | PCOJCT::MICEK | Marc Micek | Fri Apr 08 1994 00:39 | 13 |
| I am an American, who spent 6 months in London during Spurs' 1991 FA
Cup run. Unfortunately, I had to return to the States the day after
their great 3-1 semi win over Arsenal. I have been told that they beat
Forest for the Cup 2-1, but know little about the match itself (aside
from Gazza's injury).
Would any of you mind taking a moment to give me a brief summary of that
match? It might be nice to think about happier times since this season
has been a disappointment to say the least.
Thank you,
Marc Micek
|
45.1212 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Apr 08 1994 12:34 | 31 |
| Rumours last night on Sky Football news, Alan Sugar wants David Pleat
to come back in the summer and work with Ossie Ardiles.
Re-1
Marc...
Nothing really happened for the first few minutes but after about
10 minutes Gascoigne went into a challenge on the touchline, and missed
the ball but his foot was buried in ( I cant remeber who it was ) his
groin, it was a bad challenge and Gascoigne was booked. He had just
started running round like a lunatic, then about five minutes later he
steamed into Gary Charles just outside our penalty area. Gazza should
have been sent off really, but as we all know now he was injured badly.
He went off and was replaced by Nayim. From the resulting free kick,
Stuart Pierce scored. The game was evenly balanced up to half time, and
just before the break Lineker was put through and knocked the ball past
Crosby and was brought down. Lineker, himself stepped up, but the
penalty was saved.
In the second half Spurs started to get on top, and when Nayim squared
to Paul Allen, he put Paul Stewart away to score from just inside the
box. The game then was even, and went into extra-time. In the first
period Des Walker headed a corner into his own net under pressure from
Gary Mabbutt. We hung on to win the FA Cup for a record 8th time.
Sir Terry Venables was a hero, and then went onto to rescue the club,
but thats when things started to go wrong.
Dave...
|
45.1213 | 91 cup final | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Apr 08 1994 13:09 | 15 |
| I think the whole problem over Gazza in the cup final was he had been
wound up by Venables and wasn't booked for the first assault on Parker.
I think if he had he would have calmed down, instead he was not booked
by the ref and went recklessly into a very late tackle on Gary Charles.
It was for a Spurs supporter a real seesaw of emotions with us starting
well, going one down, losing the one players who had taken us to the
final, missing a penalty, havinf a goal ruled off-side which later
showed to have been good. That was the first half, second half was
mostly Spurs and we scored to equalize and win with an own goal from
Des Walker.
I think I lost a year of my life watching it.
Antony
|
45.1214 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Apr 08 1994 13:39 | 13 |
|
I forgot about the Lineker offside goal, mind you although the odds
were against us, when we got to half time only one down and having just
missed a penalty, I remeber going down to get a drink and everyone was
really confident we could still win, the High Road was a good place to
be that night, on a par with Trafalger Square in 1981.
Nothing like going on about past glories, but its a case of having to
at the moment.
Dave...
Dave...
|
45.1215 | | PCOJCT::MICEK | Marc Micek | Fri Apr 08 1994 18:46 | 9 |
| re. last three
Thinking back on 1991, perhaps the referees were hesitant about booking
Gazza due to the Forest/West Ham sharade where a Hammer (Gale?) was
sent off early in the match for a hard but not malicious tackle...
Anyway, thank you for the story. I'll be rooting you on from afar.
Marc
|
45.1216 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Fri Apr 08 1994 18:52 | 7 |
| >I'll be rooting you on from afar
Boy do they need it.. I hear they are going to rename the club
"Totteringham Hotspurs" as they are so close to going down! :->
Rick.
|
45.1217 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Fri Apr 08 1994 19:01 | 4 |
| Rick,
We are on our way back. If only we could win at home :-(
Rich.
|
45.1218 | Coventry 1 Tottenham didn't | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Mon Apr 11 1994 13:30 | 7 |
|
THAT WAS NO WAY A PENALTY .
Rich.
|
45.1219 | Leeds 2 Totteringham - Division 1 :-> | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Mon Apr 11 1994 13:32 | 7 |
| Totteringham... Totteringham... Totteringham...
And you've got to play Leeds at home next week as well.. you might
find yourselfs in the bottom 3 by next weekend! :->>>
Rick
|
45.1220 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Mon Apr 11 1994 13:34 | 6 |
| Don't kick us when we're down. Who do you think you are ? Eric Cantona
???? 8^)
Rich.
p.s. I think I may turn religious soon.
|
45.1221 | sinking fast.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 11 1994 16:34 | 20 |
|
Another loss, and with everyone else winning, things are looking very
dodgy, we could go on about the fact that it was'nt a penalty, but
these things happen when your struggling.
I think it is going to be a matter of picking up whatever points we can
from the last few games, as we clearly arent going to suddenly burst
into life and start winning games, if the two wins at Everton and
Norwich couldnt lift us, then I doubt anything will now. We will
probably have to rely on other teams losing to stay up.
The oldham game is off on Wednesday, but Leeds away on Sunday isnt
really the sort of game that we want at this stage.
......and the possibility that Chelsea are actually going win something
is starting to worry me aswell.
Dave...
|
45.1222 | The drop is looming. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Apr 11 1994 16:48 | 15 |
| I think the only thing that hearten's me is the fact that Ipswich look
extremely dodgy with Man Utd, Blackburn, Sheff Wed and Swindon to play.
Southampton also have Man Utd and Blackburn left on their five
games as well as a trip to WHL, I bet their worried !!!.
Key games for us are our two home games and the game v Oldham. Leeds
will be extremely difficult to pick anything up from and Wimbledon are
always a tough prospect.
Still trying to be optimistic. 7pts will see us through I think.
Antony
|
45.1223 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 11 1994 17:23 | 12 |
|
Looking at our 5 remaining games, I'd say we can pick up 7pts. I cant
see us getting anything at Leeds but we can beat Southampton, although it
is at home, they are inspired by Matt Le Tissier, and he is suspended for
this game. Oldham away will be difficult but I think we can get a point,
that will leave us to get 3pts of either Wimbledon or QPR. We have a
good record at Selhurst Park in recent season's and QPR seem to be
struggling and have nothing to play for anyway.
Dave...
|
45.1224 | After Three..."Spurs are on there way to..?" | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | ashib smitty? | Mon Apr 11 1994 18:01 | 11 |
|
Dave,
What's with this anti-Chelsea thing? Is it because Hoddle went to
Stamford Bridge instead of waiting for an emotional 'homecoming' to
good-old-White Hart Lane? Is it because 'Blue is the Colour' is a
better song than 'Ossie's Dream'? Is it because we sold you Jason
Cundy (erm....yeah sorry about that one..)? or is it simply (and more
likely) that every time you play us, you lose?
Andy
|
45.1225 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Mon Apr 11 1994 18:11 | 6 |
|
No it's because he works next to Andy Barefield,
:-)
Loz.
|
45.1226 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 11 1994 18:29 | 17 |
|
Andy...
What..'Blue is the colour' is better than 'Ossie's dream' ???, not even
in jest.
All of the above, plus My brother in law is a season ticket holder at
the bridge....and despite the fact that you always beat us, we can
always laugh at the fact that you have to get the history books out to
remeber the last time you won anything worthwhile.
I cant stand the grief of getting relegated and Chelsea actually
winning anything...
Dave...(-: or should that be )-:
|
45.1227 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Tue Apr 12 1994 16:49 | 47 |
|
Dave,
this ones for you.
The Chelsea players who have played in a winning side against Tottenham
since February 1990:
Dave Beasant
Gareth Hall
Tony Dorigo
Andy Townsend
Jason Cundy :-)
Ken Monkou
Graeme Le Saux
John Bumstead
Kerry Dixon
Gordon Durie :-) :-) :-) :-)
Dennis Wise
Graham Stuart
Damian Matthew
Kevin Hitchcock
Steve Clarke
Tommy Boyd
Paul Elliot
Erland Johnsen
Alan Dickens
Kevin bloody (not) Wilson
Vinny Jones
Clive Allen
Craig Burley
Frank Sinclair
David Lee
Mal Donaghy
Robert Fleck
Eddie Newton
Andy Dow
Glenn Hoddle
Ian Pearce
John Spencer
Tony Cascarino
Neil Shipperley
Gavin Peacock
Dmitri Kharine
Jakob Kjeldbjerg
Mark Stein
David Hopkin
|
45.1228 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Tue Apr 12 1994 16:52 | 3 |
|
The Tottenham players who have played in a winning side against Chelsea
since February 1990:
|
45.1229 | You have'nt won anything yet..! | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Apr 12 1994 17:03 | 17 |
|
re-1
Now that is desperate, listing players who have been on the winning
side, I was going to list all the trophies we have won since you last
won anything, and dont start Barefield's usual trick of reminding me of
boring pre season friendly tournements and 'cross channel cups' 'cause
they dont count, real trophies are what counts. I made a trip to
the CFC trophy room in the East stand a couple of years ago, I saw Ken
polishing the trophy but all that empty space........It did make me
smile, I had to explain to my nephew why there was no silverware in
there as my Brother in law was to embarassed to take him in.
...but consolde yourselves with all those players that have beaten
Tottenham, that is worth something..................(-:(-:(-:
Dave...
|
45.1230 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Tue Apr 12 1994 17:23 | 14 |
|
Dave,
where's your gratitude, it took me ages to type that lot in. Okay
let's compare FA cup songs now, I heard a rough (rough being the
operative word) version of the Chelsea Cup song last night on Sky, I
don't think Chaz, Dave, Ossie, Waddle or Hoddle could hold a candle to
it for bad taste.
Knowing my luck the other half will buy it for me and I will have to
smile graciously, thank her and maybe even play it, will that be enough
punishment for me?
Loz.
|
45.1231 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Apr 12 1994 17:33 | 12 |
|
Loz...
Is your manager the lead singer...?, I'll lend you the Tottenham Party
Album, always goes down well, exspecially on Riverboats down the Thames
the night before Cup Finals, and in the St James's Tavern on Cup Final
day, You lot will all be in the Globe I suppose standing outside trying
to look mean and scaring all the tourists......
When you release a Party Album...then we can talk.
Dave...
|
45.1232 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Tue Apr 12 1994 17:44 | 4 |
|
With a cup final every 24 years, it will take us a while to get enough
songs together.
|
45.1233 | | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | ashib smitty? | Tue Apr 12 1994 18:42 | 16 |
|
Speaking of Party Albums, have you heard that Man Utd are bringing
out an Album of Beatles Classics to celebrate their bid for the
F.A. Cup. Highlights include:
"Love Me do" - Ryan Giggs
"Nowhere Man" - Dion Dublin
"Strawberry Field" - Old Trafford Ground Staff
"All you need is Love" - Alex Ferguson
"If you dare to tackle me, I'll stamp on your head" - Eric Cantona
Apparently, Cantona's effort is self-penned. The quality of the
recording is best heard without too much treble.
Andy
|
45.1234 | I'm rolling :-)))))))))))))))))) | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Tue Apr 12 1994 19:11 | 6 |
| >>"If you dare to tackle me, I'll stamp on your head" - Eric Cantona
:-))))))))))))
Peter.
|
45.1235 | I seen it....... | PAKORA::CDOUDIE | I would do anything for love.. | Tue Apr 12 1994 21:14 | 7 |
| re .1233
>> without too much treble......
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
did you mean to say this or did you not notice the connection ??
|
45.1236 | Well I never... ;-) | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | ashib smitty? | Wed Apr 13 1994 13:02 | 1 |
|
|
45.1237 | Wot a clever bloke ! ;-) | BERN01::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Wed Apr 13 1994 14:37 | 0 |
45.1238 | | TRUCKS::SANT | network partner exited | Wed Apr 13 1994 14:39 | 4 |
|
re .1235
you were kidding, right Colin? Surely....
|
45.1239 | Too much hilarity in this company..... | KIRKTN::CDOUDIE | I would do anything for love.. | Wed Apr 13 1994 21:18 | 8 |
|
OK, OK......
what you should have typed was......too much "TREBLE"........
ya "BASS".......8*)
colin.
|
45.1240 | We're looking doomed | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Apr 18 1994 16:41 | 8 |
| Well, another opportunity to haul ourselves out of trouble is lost.
Spurs from the r5 commentary did not look like wanting the game,
although Leeds have an extremely good record at home. The games with
Oldham and Southampton are taking on crucial status and I am now not at
all hopeful, as these teams seem to have a lot more desire about them
than us. Although Oldham lost at home to West Ham.
Antony
|
45.1241 | RUBBISH !! | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 18 1994 16:45 | 34 |
|
Leeds 2 Tottenham 0
Wallace 2
What a shambles, I wonder if the players realise they are on the brink
of relegation, Where was the commitment..where was the fight..?, Leeds
were there for the taking, they played like a team with nothing to play
for waiting for the season to end, but they were still too good for us.
I watched the Southampton v Blackburn game on MOTD and saw a team
fighting for their survival, why cant we show that fight. We are going
down, because I cant see us beating anyone at the moment and with
Oldham and Southampton to play on Wednesday and Saturday, our fate
could be almost sealed by the end of the week.
I keep hearing Ardiles saying we need to show commitment, so how come
the team arent showing any, we played like a team that has accepted
they are doomed and that isnt good enough.
Ardiles made some great signings to pull us out of the relegation
dogfight, Ronnie Rosenthal is rubbish, and as for Kevin Scott, he
cant deFend and spent most of the game asleep.
Ardiles has to go, even if by some miracle we escape, but to do that we
have to show abit more fight, bring in Andy Gray, he's sh*t but atleast
he gets stuck in.
Down with the swindon...
Totally P*ssed off.
Dave...
|
45.1242 | Ossie *IS* going to Endsleigh! | TRUCKS::SANT | network partner exited | Mon Apr 18 1994 18:21 | 12 |
|
yep. Tottering Hopeless look doomed, lads. Never mind, Ant, you'll
be able to see them at Pompey next season ;-)
and Reading....
and Southend....
and Barnsley..
and Grimsby....
he he he 8-) 8-) 8-)
Andy.
|
45.1243 | )-: | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Apr 19 1994 14:32 | 19 |
|
Alan Sugar was interviewed on SKY last night, he said Ossie Ardiles
will not be sacked even if we are relegated, he also said relegation
won't be the disaster everyone is trying to make it out to be. I get
the feeling he is trying to cushion the blow, but saying it wont be a
disaster is b*ll*cks, of course it will, for a start Teddy Sheringham,
Darren Anderton and Nick Barmby will almost certainly want transfers,
and we will end up losing the only really class players we have.
Its alright saying we will bounce straight back, but if we lose all our
class players, there is no guarantee we will. We would have to show
alot more fighting spirit than they have showed in recent matches.
Three points at Oldham tomorrow....please, the thought of relegation is
depressing me.
Dave...
|
45.1244 | Ossie's job's as safe as mine | HEART::DIDCOCK | | Tue Apr 19 1994 14:48 | 12 |
|
To the dispashionate outsider I find it odd that they are keeping
Ossie (or is this the chairman's kiss of judus?). I gather he's spent
4->5 million this season? (This came from Alan Mullary on radio 4 a
the weekend. Sounded like he was after Ossie's job).
Make's Billy Bonds look like an MBA. Flogs off one player, and
gets in three better ones. FA Cup 1/4 final - and happily languishing
mid-table. Now relegation concerns round East London thanks very much.
Further, with the addition of Sherringham up front, we might even be
able to beat the odd second division team in the cup next year.
Cliff
|
45.1245 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Tue Apr 19 1994 14:54 | 6 |
| It's not just who Ossies bought, it's who he's sold. Ruddock and Walsh
spring readily to mind. I severely disliked the man as a player (IMHO
he was a dirty little b*gger) I dislike him more as a manager. Why oh
why didn't they approach Hoddle ?
Rich.
|
45.1246 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Apr 19 1994 15:17 | 29 |
45.1247 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Tue Apr 19 1994 15:29 | 15 |
| If Ossie was a manager in Digital
he'd be given a hefty pay rise and all his staff would be layed off.
If Ossie was a manager in any other company
He'd have been sacked ages ago. In fact, with his past record, he'd
have never been taken on.
Rich.
|
45.1248 | 1994 a season to definately forget. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Apr 19 1994 16:32 | 22 |
| I think hindsight is a wonderful thing. Allen was sold at a time we
were playing well and was not a bad move. Ruddock basically was holding
the club to ransom. At the time Dozzell and Calderwood were thought of
as good moves, it was just the transfer fees set at tribunal were too
high. Kerslake and Scott were panic moves. I agree that Durie should
have been replaced immediately. He should have gone a lot earlier.
The period I am really concerned about is when we threw points away in the
middle of the season, playing Campbell up front. I do not expect Ossie
to survive if we are relegated.I think it is Sugar's rhetoric. It would
not be favourable to wave more change at this time when minds should be
focused entirely on 4 games, starting tomorrow evening.
I also wonder about the whole Sheringham injury front, it was extremely
confusing to say the least, I think Ossie's decisions were based on
medical information about Sheringham's recovery which was totally
inaccurate.
I still feel extremely nervous about the whole business. I do not think
we have the grit to survive.
Antony
|
45.1249 | Hope doesn't win points | BONNET::HARDY | | Tue Apr 19 1994 17:38 | 23 |
| Yuppies,
Face up to it, Ozzie was a good player but is a useless manager.
He all but took Newcastle into the 2nd division and is now taking
Spurs towards the 1st.
The real problem is that if you survive (I think you will), you might
keep him and if you don't survive then the 1st division is not the
place to be.
It's clear from the results, the transfers (or lack of them) and the
religious adherence to the "diamond" formation that you've got a guy
who cannot manage. Take manage as being " respond to changing
circumstances", "get the best out of players individually", "get the
best of of the players collectively", "build on the good", "eliminate
the bad", etc, etc. Whatever it is Ozzie doesn't do it.
So I wish you well but your only hope is that Sugar is not sweet.
Peter.
|
45.1250 | How bad is bad? | SIOG::FITZPATRICK | | Tue Apr 19 1994 17:43 | 18 |
| Spurs result is always the first one I look for each week. I can't
claim to be a supporter in this notes conference or I'd be savaged for
not attending enough matches!
I watched them against Leeds on Sunday and was appalled. None of the
team was committed. Half them would be dropped in any other side, even
if they put in twice as much effort in a friendly. These guys were
supposed to be fighting for survival. Leeds won EVERY 50-50 ball.
Scott is positively the worst Premier league player I've ever seen.
How does he get his game? He'll bring Spurs down to his level next
season, when they get relegated.
And they will get relegated. Spurs haven't a hope of getting any
points off Oldham or Southampton. The only hope is that Everton will
fare worse, and join Swindon and Sheffield United.
Michael.
|
45.1251 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Tue Apr 19 1994 22:10 | 3 |
| Well, at least I was pleased with the Kevin Scott transfer!
g
|
45.1252 | remaining matches? | STAR::CASSILY | | Wed Apr 20 1994 01:09 | 10 |
| Would it be possible for someone to list the 4 matches remaining to
Spurs?
Also, who are the teams below them and what matches do they have
remaining?
It's hard to get schedule information on this side of the pond,
although we do get the results.
Mike (a Spurs supporter and former member when I resided in the UK)
|
45.1253 | A pointer | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Atlanta's Most (In)famous Welshman | Wed Apr 20 1994 02:13 | 9 |
| Mike,
the fixtures got put in at the start of the season so see reply .832
obviously one game got postponed/rearranged but I don't know which one
anyway that reply lists 3 of the 4.
regards,
Andrew.D.wicks
|
45.1254 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Apr 20 1994 12:26 | 11 |
|
Spurs play Oldham tonight then Southampton on Saturday, all three teams
are in relegation trouble, we should have a good idea who's going down
Saturday evening. Ipwsich could well get dragged in as their last three
games are against Sheff Wed (away) and Blackburn and Man Utd, but they
are currently three points ahead of us.
Then we play Wimbledon away, and our last game is against QPR at WHL.
Dave...
|
45.1255 | | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Aye Karumba | Wed Apr 20 1994 13:41 | 8 |
|
You can still get 5/2 in the bookies that Spurs will go down.
I say, fill yer boots.
Tony
|
45.1256 | Absolute minimum today is a point. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Apr 20 1994 16:35 | 8 |
| team news for tonight please. Perhaps now might be the time to bring
Calderwood and Mabbutt together, they had a good partnership in the
early part of the season. Anderton was pulled off Sunday is he fit and
available. I think he has been on the England training saession.
Antony
|
45.1257 | | TRUCKS::SANT | network partner exited | Wed Apr 20 1994 20:18 | 12 |
|
>Anderton was pulled off Sunday...
Disgusting! We'll have less of that filth in here, Ferraro!!
Here's some more smut for you..
Going down going down going down 8-)
Andy.
|
45.1258 | | KERNEL::MCKEAVENEYJ | Shy Ann (Indian Virgin) | Wed Apr 20 1994 20:59 | 2 |
|
I love it. :-)
|
45.1259 | | SNOC02::CRAVENPAUL | | Thu Apr 21 1994 06:40 | 3 |
| Anyone know the score last night vs. Oldham ?
Ica, in Australia with less info.Thanks.
|
45.1260 | | PAKORA::GPIKE | | Thu Apr 21 1994 08:11 | 3 |
|
Game off - waterlogged pitch......
|
45.1261 | FA F.up | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Thu Apr 21 1994 12:05 | 6 |
| The game was postponed at 16:30 !!!!!!!
Spurs supporters half way up the M1 were *not* consulted !!!!.
dw.
|
45.1262 | I've run out of nails. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Apr 21 1994 12:31 | 7 |
| Reading on teletaxt that with the FA wanting the premier league
finished by the 8th of May, then Oldham have real fixtures problems.
6 games in two weeks.
Big game Saturday at home to Southampton.
Antony
|
45.1263 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Thu Apr 21 1994 16:42 | 6 |
|
is there a rule that games are forfeited if not played? Not that
Spurs need to clutch at straws or anything...
This is the second time the game has been postponed due to
a waterlogged pitch.
|
45.1264 | It's looking good. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Sat Apr 23 1994 20:28 | 17 |
| Working on a saturday.... 20mins to go and Vincenzo Samways has just
increased Spurs lead to 2-0 against Southampton. First goal from
Sedgeley. If this is an omen I'll work for the next two Saturday's.
Ipswich losing 4-0
Everton drawing 0-0
Oldham losing 3-2
Sheff Utd winning 1-0
Swindon losing 1-0
Not out of the woods yet but I hope to enjoy this Saturday evening.
COME ON YOU SPPPUUUURRRSSSSSSSSS !!!!!
Antony
|
45.1265 | (-: | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 25 1994 12:30 | 8 |
|
Great result, we are not safe yet but this has made a big difference
as most of our rivals lost...brilliant, always rated Ossie....
Still we could still be relegated, as ' The People ' have come up with
yet another ' dodgy deal '.......
Dave...
|
45.1266 | The final result? | STAR::CASSILY | | Mon Apr 25 1994 16:11 | 3 |
| What was the final score?
Mike
|
45.1267 | .................(-: | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 25 1994 17:02 | 9 |
|
Tottenham 3 Soton 0
Sedgley
Samways
Anderton
Dave...
|
45.1268 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Mon Apr 25 1994 17:07 | 26 |
| Tottenham Hotspur 3 (yes that's three) Southampton 0 (nil)
We won, We won, We won, We won, We won, We won, We won, We won,
We won, We won, We won, We won, We won, We won, We won, We won,
We won, We won, We won, We won, We won, We won, We won, We won,
at home as well.
:breathes a small sigh of relief.
bottom of premier division.
P W D L F A Pts
15 Man City........ 40 9 16 15 35 46 43
16 Tottenham....... 39 10 12 17 50 55 42
17 Ipswich......... 40 9 15 16 34 56 42
18 Everton......... 40 11 8 21 39 58 41
19 Southampton..... 39 11 6 22 42 60 39
----------------------------------------------
20 Sheff Utd....... 39 7 17 15 37 56 38
21 Oldham.......... 37 9 10 18 40 61 37
22 Swindon......... 39 4 15 20 44 92 27 R
Rich.
|
45.1269 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Mon Apr 25 1994 20:36 | 4 |
| I have a bad feeling that even if we do avoid the drop, then we will be
relagated anyway.
Rich.
|
45.1270 | | R2ME2::HINXMAN | It's waiting for it that's so trying | Mon Apr 25 1994 20:48 | 9 |
| re .1269
How would this work? Would fewer teams be demoted in the regular way,
or would there be an extra promotion slot?
Can anyone remember what happened when Peterborough were relegated
for illegal payments to players?
Tony
|
45.1271 | Spurs in the do da again. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Apr 25 1994 20:53 | 7 |
| I think the only thing in Spurs defence is the fact that they would be
punishing a totally different set of people to those running and owning
the club now. This could still mean problems for us however.
I'm just glad we got a result on the playing field at last.
Antony
|
45.1272 | Someone is saved | MUGGER::NORTH | | Mon Apr 25 1994 21:16 | 3 |
| If a team is relegated for misdemeanors the last team that should have
been relegated is given a reprieve. This is what happened with Port
Vale I think.
|
45.1273 | | UPROAR::LEMP | Live slow, die young | Mon Apr 25 1994 21:18 | 15 |
| If memory serves me correctly (which frequently it doesn't) Swindon
were demoted for irregular payments to players at the end of the 89/90
season. Previously in situations like this, the team in the last
relegation place in the higher division were given an eleventh hour
reprieve and avoided the drop.
However, in this instance, and ignoring all the precedents, the League
decided that an extra second division (in those pre-Premier division
days) team was promoted. I think this team was Sunderland who were
second in the play-offs. Wednesday were in that third relegation slot -
what a bummer.
Paul.
|
45.1274 | Spurs vs WBA next season??? (in the 2nd division!) | BERN01::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon | Tue Apr 26 1994 11:09 | 24 |
|
Richard,
If this illeagal payments thing is proved, as far as I can see, the
FA will have no choice BUT to relegate Spurs. If this is the case, they
better make sure they avoid the automatic drop or else they may well
find themselves playing 2nd division football next year!!!!
Paul,
I believe the reason the F.A. opted to promote Sunderland was
because Swindon had actually won themselves promotion to the 1st
division but were sent directly back down.....which in effect meant
they weren't promoted but Sunderland were instead.
.....by the way all you Spurs fans, the Swindon manager who helped them
to promotion was not himself involved in the payments scam (before his
time etc). So, having gone to all that effort to get his team promoted,
he sees all his hard work swept away.............(ok, ok, I'm getting
to the point...). Anyway, in a cruel twist of fate....that poor manager
is none other than your boy, Ossie Ardilles!! Talk about lightning
striking twice!
JBG
|
45.1275 | Different owner | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Apr 26 1994 12:54 | 4 |
| I think the important thing to help us if at all is not a different
manager but a totally different owner.
Antony
|
45.1276 | | UPROAR::LEMP | Live slow, die young | Tue Apr 26 1994 13:06 | 13 |
| JBG
> I believe the reason the F.A. opted to promote Sunderland was
>because Swindon had actually won themselves promotion to the 1st
>division but were sent directly back down.....which in effect meant
>they weren't promoted but Sunderland were instead.
Yes, but they were also talking about rewarding success rather than
failure which, even though it was Wednesday who were involved, I had to
agree with.
Paul.
|
45.1277 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Tue Apr 26 1994 16:22 | 7 |
| If I were a Spurs fan (phew!), I'd only be worried about the team getting you
relegated. Time after time it's been seen that 'big clubs' are not treated as
badly (fairly?) as small clubs. I suspect that if Spurs do get found guilty of
nefarious dealings they'll be up before the headmaster for stiff talking to,
and the loss of a couple of weeks pocket money.
grahame
|
45.1278 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Tue Apr 26 1994 16:34 | 18 |
| Well lets look it like this...
The F.A. have just sign Terry to manage the England team.. & the
last thing they want to do is to have to loose him just as they've got
the whole country behind them after the Taylor fiasco...
Now if the F.A. did threaten to relegate Spurs then I wonder if
further allegations about Terry's business dealings would start to
circulate... & as the F.A. have already said that if there was any more
allegations then Terry's out....
In the end the F.A. will end up being the loosers.....hence all
Tottenham will just end up getting is a fine... if that...
Basically, if the F.A. demote Tottenham then they're going to open
a whole can of worms for themselves.. :->
Rick.
|
45.1279 | Advice from the corporate consultant | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Tue Apr 26 1994 16:43 | 12 |
|
Oh boy, it looks like Spurs could be in trouble.
How about getting rid of a lot of players and re-organising those that
are left, that usually does the trick doesn't it ?
yours helpfully,
Andy :-)
p.s. A change of kit, may I suggest burgundy, might really get the old
till ringing too !.
|
45.1280 | | BERN01::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon | Tue Apr 26 1994 16:49 | 12 |
|
Rick, you have a point, but you're assuming that if the F.A. decide to
hide the can of worms in the cupboard nobody else will be interested in
getting it out to have a looksee......
If there is evidence to show that Spurs (and anyone else) have been
dirty dealing then in the long run the F.A. would best have it all out
in the open and clear the air, otherwise they leave themselves open to
accusations of corruption.... did you know that the F.A.'s ticket
processing system runs on a network of PC's? ......Amstrad PC's! 8-)
JBG
|
45.1281 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Tue Apr 26 1994 16:53 | 5 |
| >processing system runs on a network of PC's? ......Amstrad PC's! 8-)
Mmmmm.... interesting eh... Its a small world! ;->
Rick.
|
45.1282 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Tue Apr 26 1994 17:04 | 10 |
| I think that the FA would hind the can of worms... I think there's more
riding on England winning the 1996 Euro. Champs.... I don't think they
can afford to loose out by sacking Terry or else all their necks will
be on the chopping block!
If we do well in the '96 Championships then it will be work millions to
the F.A. while if we do badly then they could end up loosing not only
the money but most of the chief executives as well!
Rick.
|
45.1283 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Apr 26 1994 17:15 | 9 |
|
As far as I'm concerned the only thing I am worrying about is the team,
if we get relegated because of financial irregularities then it is
something that has happened and we have to face the consequences. It is
nothing to do with the team, and is beyond their control. It's what
happens on the pitch that counts.
Dave...
|
45.1284 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Tue Apr 26 1994 17:18 | 7 |
|
Off with their heads OFF WITH THEIR HEADS.......
|
45.1285 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Tue Apr 26 1994 17:21 | 8 |
| >>Off with their heads OFF WITH THEIR HEADS.......
Well what do you do to Ronnie Rosenthal who has already had it done ?
Helpfully yours,
Peter.
|
45.1286 | | SIOG::ESBECK | Dec Van Esbeck | Tue Apr 26 1994 17:46 | 6 |
| Of course, if Spurs finish in the bottom three, AND get relegated for
financial irregularity, it's Division two football next year.
I'd be heartbroken!
Declan
|
45.1287 | luck is turning? | YOUWOT::HOUSEN | World famous brick hypnotist | Tue Apr 26 1994 21:09 | 6 |
| Well done to Spurs on Saturday, they played quite well... their
luck is turning - after the first goal was allowed; Sheringham was
miles offside, in the build up, and then headed on for Sedgeley to
score.
Norman - Arsenal fan, who hopes Spurs stay up - a rare person ;-)
|
45.1288 | Next stop Selhurst - Mabbutt's revenge | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Apr 27 1994 14:56 | 8 |
| Well Oldham lost 3-0 last night to lose one of their games in hand and
not increase their points. We are next at Selhurst Park on Saturday. I
am aiming to make a rare appearance to a game. I vowed I would not see
Spurs after the game at home v Peterborough until they improved. I see
last Saturday as that improvement. Let's hope we can take a least a
point from the Dons. It's going to be hard though.
Antony
|
45.1289 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | | Wed Apr 27 1994 15:20 | 9 |
|
The Dons are on a role and want that UEFA place. You won't find
many teams in the country with the fighting spirit of this crazy
gang. A point for Spurs will be a good result, somehow I won't be
putting this one down as a draw on my coupon though.
Gazzer
|
45.1290 | You never know. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Apr 27 1994 16:04 | 4 |
| We do have a good record at away to Wimbledon, it's at home they seem
to really stuff us.
Antony
|
45.1291 | So quiet, it's scary | STAR::CASSILY | | Tue May 03 1994 05:52 | 4 |
| Wow, is this quiet lately......what happened at the weekend? Was it
that bad?
Mike
|
45.1292 | 2 games to go !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue May 03 1994 12:57 | 20 |
| Wimbledon 2 Spurs 1. Very scrappy game with Wimbledon playing their
normal brand of stylish and elegant football. Spurs played quite well
first half. The main aim for Wimbledon was to use corners and long
throws to pummel our defence. One of these early in the first half they
scored from. We looked very slow in thought and action, and from a
breakaway Wimbledon scored a second. We then got a penalty and scored
and had several chances to equalise but missed all.
The basic situation is that we need three points from our last two
games
Away to Oldham 5th May
Home to QPR 7th May
this would at minimum put us above Ipswich (Goal difference)and
Everton(1pt ahead)
Nail biting stuff.
Antony.
|
45.1293 | Let's be fair about this ... | BERN01::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Tue May 03 1994 13:30 | 20 |
| Re: .1292
> Wimbledon 2 Spurs 1. Very scrappy game with Wimbledon playing their
> normal brand of stylish and elegant football. Spurs played quite well
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> first half. The main aim for Wimbledon was to use corners and long
> throws to pummel our defence. One of these early in the first half they
Assuming that this is sarcasm, then I would have to disagree. I only
saw highlights of the game on Sky, but Wimbledon certainly seemed to
put some good moves together. The second goal was a cracker, with
excellent interpassing on the break catching Spurs flat-footed.
To be fair to Wimbledon, they've being playing some pretty good
football lately, although it has been somewhat marred by heavy-handed
tactics from Mr. Fashanu. The "challenge" on the Oldham player (Jobson
???) would have been far more at home on a WWF programme.
Jerry.
|
45.1294 | Wimbledon the AC Milan of England NOT | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue May 03 1994 15:21 | 12 |
| I went to the game and believe me it certainly wasn't a game for the
football purists. Wimbledon do play the majority of their game with
punts from the back four. Once they got the ball up front Holdsworth
and Clarke did well, but I think the first goal summed up the game
rather than the second which was a flowing break by the Dons.
I also agree with V Jones comments about Spurs looking like mid table
mediocrity rather than battling for survival. Particularly first part of
the second half.
Antony
|
45.1295 | unless Everton lose to the Wombles, of course... | TRUCKS::SANT | network partner exited | Tue May 03 1994 15:25 | 11 |
|
One gone, two to go...so far my prediction is working good, Antony!
Another nil points on Thursday followed by nil points on Saturday
and you'll be going down with Ipswich...
Ossie won't be going to Endsleigh, they won't let him -
he'll be going to the Job Centre!
Andy.
|
45.1296 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue May 03 1994 15:25 | 13 |
|
Back in it again. I did'nt go, I have'nt been since the Ipswich game
in the Cup and don't intend to either, but listened to the game on Cap
Gold, the impression I got was that we did'nt wake up until we scored
and just did'nt show enough fight again. I hope we start playing like a
team in relegation trouble soon, maybe in the next two games would
help. We proved against Soton it can be done, mind you how lucky were
we that Le Tiss was'nt playing..???.
One win will do it, maybe we can get it on the beach at Oldham on
Thursday.
Dave...
|
45.1297 | COME ON YOU SPURS...!!!! | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu May 05 1994 12:28 | 11 |
|
Its depressing, watching the Arsenal and all those Gooners taking part
in the ECWC final in Copenhagen against Parma and picking up yet another
trophy, and tonight we play Oldham to try and save our Premiership
status. It does'nt seem like 10 years ago that we were having European
glory nights.
Jealous, me ?.........................absolutley.
Dave...
|
45.1298 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Thu May 05 1994 12:40 | 6 |
| Well did you hear the Arsenal fans singing....
"Are you watching Tottenham.. " :->
Rick.
|
45.1299 | On the box | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Thu May 05 1994 12:43 | 10 |
|
Just tolet you know the game between Oldham and Spurs is on live on SKY
SPORTS tonight.
K.O. 7.45pm
Come on the LATICS
mac
|
45.1300 | Result vs. Oldham?? | STAR::CASSILY | | Fri May 06 1994 07:42 | 5 |
| Help!
Results for those of who live "over the pond", please...
Mike
|
45.1301 | Result from 'downunder' | GIDDAY::PARSONS | Which Space Corps Directive ? | Fri May 06 1994 08:18 | 4 |
|
Spurs 2 Oldham 0
Spurs survive for another season.
|
45.1302 | | BERN01::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon | Fri May 06 1994 12:25 | 7 |
|
.....you mean Spurs will be playing at least 1st division football next
season......and maybe, if the FA Chairman likes his new satellite
system 8-), they'll even be allowed to stay in the Premier....as long
as they're not >>caught<< bribing the FA..... 8-)
JBG
|
45.1303 | ...........(-:................. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri May 06 1994 12:28 | 19 |
|
Staying up....(repeat)
Well after a lack of ability to dig down and show the commitment to
stay up in recent games, we showed plenty last night to comfortably
beat Oldham and ensure Premiership survival. It was'nt a classic but
there was to much at stake for both teams for that and the pitch is
terrible.
Good goal by Vinny, but what was the keeper doing..?, who cares. The
second from David Howells sank Oldham and Vinny should have made it
three, and Rosenthal ( who really did play well in this game, but that
does'nt make him a good signing ) could have had a couple.
Well we hopefully won't be in this position again in a hurry, I prefer
mid table mediocrity and the odd cup here and there.
Dave..(-: (-: (-:........................(-:
|
45.1304 | Whew! | SIOG::FITZPATRICK | | Fri May 06 1994 13:36 | 22 |
| Well, as my only other entry in a long while here was to say that
Spurs hadn't a hope of beating either Southampton or Oldham, I must
thankfully admit that I was wrong.
I watched the game last night, and it was great to see Spurs play with
such confidence. Both goals were very well taken, and there could have
been more.
I still think Scott is a bit of a stick. He was extremely fortunate
not to score an O.G. with the score at 0-1.
Am I biased, or did anybody else think Sheringham wes extremely
unlucky to get booked? I reckon that if the Oldham keeper and defender
had not tried to lynch him, there would have been no card. The replay
showed that no contact was made. He had to make an attempt for the
ball. Personally I thought that those involved in the fracas should
have been sent off, or at least booked, not Sheringham. He walked away
from the situation, very calmly, and refused to get involved. He
behaved very professionally, in the best sense of the word!
Sigh of relief for another season,
Michael.
|
45.1305 | One law for us, another one for them | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Fri May 06 1994 13:56 | 2 |
| Now if Manchester United or Arsenal had ever been involved in a fracas
that involved 17 players, they would be deducted points and fined.....
|
45.1306 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon May 09 1994 17:10 | 15 |
45.1307 | White Hart Car Boot Sale | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Mon May 09 1994 17:19 | 10 |
45.1308 | | SIOG::ESBECK | Dec Van Esbeck | Mon May 09 1994 20:25 | 5 |
| ...and you forgot to mention that Spurs defeat on Saturday meant that
their home record in 93/94 is the worst in their history. A good start
for the man who calls the Falklands "Malvinas"?
Declan
|
45.1309 | Tottenham fiddle ? NEVER | PEKING::ANTELLJ | | Fri May 13 1994 20:43 | 5 |
| Is there any truth in Tottenham being relegated for back handers
and doing strange deals.
|
45.1310 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Fri May 13 1994 21:09 | 6 |
|
ceefax yesterday said that the FA were looking into Spurs' affairs again.
What penalty they might choose remains to be seen. The Spurs position is
to argue that it would be cruel to penalise the current crew in the
new League for indiscretions committed by the old regime in the old League.
Hopefully some bowing and scraping will lead to a fine at worst.
|
45.1311 | Player Coach ??? | PAKORA::GMCKEE | That blokes' a nutter | Sat May 14 1994 00:01 | 6 |
|
Any talk of Gough returning to WHL, rumours up here that Ardiles is
offering 2million.
G.
|
45.1312 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Mon May 16 1994 13:29 | 7 |
45.1313 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Mon May 16 1994 13:29 | 3 |
| Looks like it could be Reading vs Tottenham next season after all!
Rick
|
45.1314 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Mon May 16 1994 13:39 | 6 |
| More like Tottenham Hotspur vs Bristol Rovers
bummer.
Rich.
|
45.1315 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon May 16 1994 13:51 | 14 |
|
Re.1312
Swindon don't have a case, as there are clear differences in what has
been going on at Tottenham and what went on at Swindon.
I must admit to not being totally clear, but according to the Sunday
Times yesterday, the difference is that Tottenham have'nt actually
broken any laws, whereas Swindon were investigated by the Inland
Revenue and the chairman ended up being sent to prison. Swindon also
tried to hinder the investigation, whereas THFC have done everything
to help.
Dave...
|
45.1316 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Ave you gota loit boy ? | Mon May 16 1994 14:05 | 5 |
| I'm pretty sure that the inland revenue are also involved. I don't want
my beloved Spurs to go down, but I have that kind of feeling that stops
people from boarding planes.
Rich.
|
45.1317 | Spurs or El Tel | NSIC00::ROLLITT | Crisps - Vasco da Gama's dad Jim | Mon May 16 1994 14:51 | 6 |
| It's either Spurs or Venables and the FA can't lose face by doing anything
to their precious managerial investment.
Watch Amstrad shares for pointers.
Simon
|
45.1318 | The saga continues | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon May 16 1994 16:20 | 5 |
| I think a parallel is that Chelsea in 91 were fined heavily for
undisaclosed paynment to players. I do not expect Spurs to go done,
but wouldn't be too surprised.
Antony
|
45.1319 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Mon May 16 1994 16:28 | 10 |
|
Hey Anthony,
I hope your ankle's better, you missed a great game Friday night, we
won 3-1,
Loz.
Pity about Saturday though.
|
45.1320 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu May 19 1994 14:27 | 16 |
|
Darren Anderton has turned down an extention to his contract, Gary
mabbutt looks like he has turned down an offer of a years contract and
Steve Sedgley has also turned down another contract. All three are
saying that the offer was well below what they expected. I find this
worrying, this was what happened last season with Razor. Sugar/Ossie
say they are offering a good deal, but the players say they are not.
I think we will see the extent of Alan Sugar's ambition this summer,
but under no circumstances should Teddy, Nick Barmby, Darren Anderton
and Darren Caskey be allowed to leave, if they are then it is clear
that Sugar has no intention of trying to get us challenging for
honours....and he is clearly only in it to make money on the sale of
players.
Dave...
|
45.1321 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Thu May 19 1994 14:29 | 5 |
| My paper says Anderton's current contract goes up to 1996. I imagine anyone
would want a good deal to have that extended. I'm sure they don't want to get
rid of him - just keep him on the cheap!
g
|
45.1322 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu May 19 1994 14:36 | 14 |
45.1323 | | KERNEL::MCKEAVENEYJ | Shy Ann (Indian Virgin) | Thu May 19 1994 14:44 | 5 |
45.1324 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri May 27 1994 12:07 | 17 |
45.1325 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Fri May 27 1994 12:48 | 14 |
| It's that Ossie guy. He's a jinx !
I told you I had that kind of feeling that stopped people boarding
planes. Seems like many shareholders have the same one too.
HEY ! I can see my beloved Spurs when I'm in Bristol at weekends, if
they're playing Bristol City.
Ohhhhhhhhh, it's not all bad then.
Rich.
|
45.1326 | <<<< Crap Joke Alert >>>> | UPROAR::LEMP | Live slow, die young | Fri May 27 1994 13:16 | 7 |
| >Spurs are close to signing a Danish international defender called Mark
>Rieper..??????????, or something like that. Not sure what position he
My, things are looking grim at Spurs.
Paul.
|
45.1327 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Fri May 27 1994 13:25 | 4 |
| Grim at Spurs ? Our home kits going to be black next year.
Rich.
|
45.1328 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Fri May 27 1994 13:48 | 10 |
| The more interesting question is. What will happen to Venables as a result of
this ?
Will the F.A have the guts to sack him, in the face of a public outcry , if
they do relegate Spurs ?
I don't know. I reckon a large fine and a slap on the wrist will be the only
penalty, but then I've been known to be wrong before.
Sheffield Utd. instead of Spurs. Give me Spurs any day.
Peter.
|
45.1329 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jun 06 1994 15:26 | 8 |
|
Yet more allegations in the Sunday People yesterday, this time about
transfer fixing. Every week the People come out with a world exclusive
about wrong doings at the club, Someone the other day said that there
is a 'dirty tricks' campaign against the club, to make sure we are
relegated, well there is and its the Sunday People that is responsible.
Dave...
|
45.1330 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Tue Jun 07 1994 18:49 | 11 |
| I've seen in many sport shops, 2 new Spurs kits. One of these looks
suspiciously like Blackburns home kit, with one side being navy blue
and the other white. The badge is slap bang in the middle of the front
of the shirt. The second is almost exactly the same as the Argentinian
home kit (coincidence I think not Mr. Ardiles). Are these to be used as
the first and second choice away kits or are they just a rip off kit
used by Umbro to get more money ?
Rich.
|
45.1331 | D Day | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jun 14 1994 12:58 | 4 |
| Well today is D day for Spurs. They expect the hearing could go on for
as long as 4 days.
Antony
|
45.1332 | I don't want to get picky but ... | BERN01::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Tue Jun 14 1994 15:01 | 8 |
| RE: -1
> Well today is D day for Spurs. They expect the hearing could go on for
> as long as 4 days.
Doesn't that make it D-Day -4 ?
Jerry.
|
45.1333 | Dave Mackay was a JAMBO | PAKORA::JCRONIN | | Wed Jun 15 1994 00:18 | 8 |
| Read in the press this morning that the FA are thinking about putting
a points penalty against Spurs for the start of next season.This is
seamingly because they think a fine would not effect them, with the
amount of wealth their chairman has.Surely if they think a fine is no
use,relegation is the only answer.This case should have been dealt with
before the play-offs were decided.But it was probably timed for when
most punters were thinking about the world cup.
FERRY JAMBO.
|
45.1334 | Banned | 44970::CBENNETT | | Wed Jun 15 1994 03:31 | 4 |
45.1335 | Maybe relegation would have been kinder... | BERN01::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon | Wed Jun 15 1994 12:05 | 14 |
|
Wow, that is harsh punishment. In fact, I think it would have been
kinder to put them out of their misery and relegate them automatically
now instead of at the end of next season. 8-)
Seriously though, the FA have dealt Spurs some very harsh
punishment. They clearly want to send the message to all clubs that
dirty deals will not be tolerated. I think its good that the game is
seen to be purged of such misconduct, however, Spurs are left in an
unenviable position. The 600,000 fine may well turn out to be small
compared to the losses incurred in a) no cup run & b) another
relegation battle.
JBG
|
45.1336 | | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Wed Jun 15 1994 12:28 | 9 |
|
Maybe that's the point of 12 points deduction...they'll feel it for the
next 12 months....
In Germany you don't have to be 'guilty' of anything to get thrown out.
Show an unsupported (unsponsered may be a better term) debt and its
down a division....RW Essen felt it this year....
Dezzz.
|
45.1337 | (-: | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jun 15 1994 12:30 | 13 |
|
Well this means we are condemmed to a season long fight against
relegation before the season starts, and without an entry into the FA
cup, the only thing we might win.
All these so called stars Ossie thinks he is going to sign won't be
coming anyway now.
A world cup without England, and now this..............
yep...I love Football.
Dave...
|
45.1338 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Wed Jun 15 1994 13:17 | 7 |
| >>yep...I love Football.
>>Dave...
Yeah, me too, Dave. Oh what a beautiful morning.... :-)
Mike M
|
45.1339 | Not all over yet. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jun 15 1994 13:19 | 31 |
| The punishment is certainly severe, it is particularly annoying that
Spurs themselves declared this and gave all the proper information to
the FA. The new board of directors, the new players and the supporters
are now to be punished, whilst a succession of players, managers and
previous board have had absolutely no punishment or repremand. As a
public company I believe it is Spurs duty to chase these individuals.
These would include
Irving Scholar
Paul Broboff
Peter Shreeves
David Pleat
Terry Venables - This would be particularly embarrasing for the FA.
I think Spurs will appeal against this punishment. I suspect there are
a few clubs who are very uncomfortable with this verdict.
I don't think we have heard the last of this one yet.
Transfer front - Basil Boli of Marseilles is linked to Rangers and
Spurs. I think it will be very difficult to attract this player and
other targets unless Sugar opens his wallet big time. Colin Caulderwood
is having talks with Celtic.
Any others?
Another long slog next season.
Antony
|
45.1340 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Wed Jun 15 1994 13:59 | 5 |
| Spurs have been within 12 points of relegation for the last four
seasons (you probably have to finish in the top ten not to?) and four
go down next season as the premier league is reduced in size.
The omens are looking good|bad.
|
45.1341 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Wed Jun 15 1994 14:35 | 22 |
|
It is certainly a tough decision - but we have not been demoted, and we
have not been hit with the additional financial hardship that demotion
from the heavily sponsored Premiership would mean. I recall hearing
on the radio during the relegation struggle that relegation could
cost a vast amount of sponsorship - 3 million if I remember rightly.
Also, we have not been saddled with the reduced gate receipts of all
those tedious 1st division games for a year, and looking on the
distinctly gloomy side, there is no risk of finding ourselves in the
2nd division after next season.
Still being in the Premiership has to be seen as good news, and I would
rather we were appealing against the penalty actually incurred than appealing
against demotion. Disregarding our transfer hopes, how many of our squad
would want to stay with Spurs if they were made a 1st division team?
At least this way, we have control over whether those 12 points lead to
relegation next year.
I'd rather see us fighting for Premiership survival again than fighting for
promotion, and the 12 points will only matter if we perform as badly as we
did this season. Our attitude should be that we aim to win the Premiership,
just as in any other season. Look on the bright side.
|
45.1342 | count yourselves lucky | MOEUR7::BOYD | | Thu Jun 16 1994 13:28 | 6 |
| I think they got off lightly.
The FA didn't think twice about relegating Swindon.
Once again the big club/old boy network comes to the rescue.
|
45.1343 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Believe in Revenge | Thu Jun 16 1994 16:46 | 6 |
|
I'm real sorry Tottenham. ;-)
|
45.1344 | | KERNEL::MCKEAVENEYJ | Egg and bacon soda please... | Thu Jun 16 1994 17:57 | 2 |
|
I really must join Gazzer in consoling our Tottenham Brethren. ;-)
|
45.1345 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Thu Jun 16 1994 20:12 | 3 |
|
You're just jealous cos your teams don't routinely feature on national
news programmes - even in the close season.
|
45.1346 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Thu Jun 16 1994 21:08 | 3 |
| The issue with Swindon is very different. They broke the law of the
land; someone was even jailed, I believe. Spurs have contravened FA
rules only.
|
45.1347 | Spurs to Appeal ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jun 17 1994 15:25 | 10 |
45.1348 | | BERN01::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Fri Jun 17 1994 18:09 | 13 |
| Antony,
Only one member of Status Quo (the drummer, I think) claims to be a
life-long Spurs supporter. The manager is also a fan. At the time of
the FA Cup song recording, the group were interviewed and one or two of
them said they liked United, one said he liked Spurs (presumably the
drummer again !) and another said he didn't watch much football but it
was a good crack to record with the boys in Red.
Sugar has very graciously (:=:) accepted their offer of help ! Wot a
noice bloke !
Jerry.
|
45.1349 | | XAPPL::HINXMAN | Be not too hard | Fri Jun 17 1994 23:03 | 8 |
| re relegation vs 12 points deducted
In what way were the offences committed by Spurs less than those
committed by Peterborough?
Didn't Port Vale also get relegated because of "irregularities"?
Tony
|
45.1350 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jun 20 1994 15:54 | 7 |
45.1351 | | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Aye Karumba | Mon Jun 20 1994 17:18 | 6 |
|
Did Jason Dozygit re-join Ipswich??
Tony
|
45.1352 | | EASE::SMYTH | | Mon Jun 20 1994 17:24 | 5 |
| Not yet, however I heard that Frank Clark of Forest wants to buy him ???????
GS in Dublin
|
45.1353 | We should be told... | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | Straw? too stupid a fad | Mon Jun 20 1994 17:35 | 6 |
| re .1348
Can anyone please confirm the rumour the 'Quo' will not be performing
'Down, down, deeper and down' during their benefit gig.
Andy
|
45.1354 | stupid question? | XSTACY::PATTISON | A rolling stone gets the worm | Wed Jun 22 1994 14:17 | 5 |
|
Why does the FA have regulations about payments to players? Why is
it any of their business what salary a player gets from his employer?
Dave
|
45.1355 | fixture list 1994-1995 season | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Fri Jun 24 1994 15:05 | 61 |
| For what it's worth, here's our fixture list for the premier league next
season
Rich.
Aug 20 Sheffield Wednesday.............A
24 Everton.........................H
27 Mancherster United..............H
30 Ipswich Town....................A
Sep 10 Southampton.....................H
17 Leicester City..................A
24 Nottingham Forest...............H
Oct 1 Wimbledon.......................A
8 QPR.............................H
15 Leeds United....................A
22 Manchester City.................A
29 West Ham United.................H
Nov 2 Chelsea.........................H
5 Blackburn Rovers................A
19 Aston Villa.....................H
26 Liverpool.......................A
Dec 3 Newcastle United................H
10 Sheffield Wednesday.............H
17 Everton.........................A
26 Norwich City....................A
27 Crystal Palace..................H
31 Coventry City...................A
Jan 2 Arsenal.........................H
14 West Ham United.................A
21 Manchester City.................H
25 Aston Villa.....................A
Feb 4 Blackburn Rovers................H
11 Chelsea.........................A
18 Liverpool.......................H
22 Newcastle United................A
25 Wimbledon.......................H
Mar 4 Nottingham Forest...............A
8 Ipswich Town....................H
11 Manchester United...............A
18 Leicester City..................H
Apr 1 Southampton.....................A
8 Coventry City...................H
15 Crystal Palace..................A
17 Norwich City....................H
29 Arsenal.........................A
May 6 QPR.............................A
13 Leeds United....................H
|
45.1356 | FA Appeal | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jun 29 1994 16:57 | 6 |
| The appeal has been set for next Wednesday. It will be headed by Bert
Millichip.
Antony
|
45.1357 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Tue Jul 05 1994 16:34 | 8 |
| I reckon that Sugar will get a suspension on every punishment bar the
fine tomorrow. I don't believe the F.A. can punish Spurs when just
about every other premier league club is under investigation for very
similar offences.
Rich.
|
45.1358 | Mr Justice Venables presiding .... | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Tue Jul 05 1994 16:53 | 15 |
|
> about every other premier league club is under investigation for very
> similar offences.
Rich,
is there any evidence that this true or is it just another lets-muddy-
the-waters tactic ?
Cheers,
Andy
p.s. Just the thought of seeing Alan Sugar playing the role of the
vindicated innocent makes me puke !
|
45.1359 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Tue Jul 05 1994 16:57 | 9 |
| I have read on many occasions that every football club in the premier
league is being investigated by the inland revenue and the F.A. for
financial irregularities. A couple of weeks ago it was pointed out that
if four or five clubs had done the same thing as Spurs, which is more than
likely, then they would all have to face the same punishment as
tottenham, thus making the league and F.A. cup a farce.
Rich.
|
45.1360 | I'm glad thats all clear now then :-) | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Tue Jul 05 1994 17:12 | 1 |
|
|
45.1361 | These names raise the interest, if only briefly. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jul 05 1994 17:19 | 22 |
|
re.1357
I hope so, I'll be a very happy Tottenham supporter if we get all the
punishment's suspended apart from the fine.
Three names being linked to a possible move to Tottenham are Steffen
Effenberg, the dirty dog who was sent home from the States for making
obscene gestures at fans, and never looks any good whenever Ive seen
him play, some Argentinian called Lopez, an attacking midfielder, that
is so good, he did'nt even make the Argentian World Cup squad despite a
massive press campaign to have him inlcuded in Argentina. Also the
other name being mentioned in various papers is Radachouio ( I have'nt
got a clue how to spell it ), but he's Rumanian, and does look pretty
good, I'd prefer Gheorgie Hagi.........
Of course if the appeal is unsuccessfull tomorrow, non of the above
will be joining, and neither will anybody else.
Dave...
|
45.1362 | Hagi for Spurs? | PAVONE::TURNER | | Tue Jul 05 1994 17:24 | 6 |
| Dave, you may be interested to hear that the Italian press are linking
Hagi with Tottenham. I wouldn't read *too* much into it, but Tottenham
were one of only two clubs mentioned in the article (the name of the
other escapes me).
Dom
|
45.1363 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jul 05 1994 17:30 | 11 |
|
Dom..
After his performances in the World Cup so far, I'm sure far better
teams than Tottenham will be interested in signing him, but still its
nice to be linked with such a good player, and stranger thing's have
happened......
Dave...
|
45.1364 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Resonate some understanding | Tue Jul 05 1994 20:06 | 7 |
| With the money they'd be asking for him, I'm sure you could pick up a ton of
better players than Hagi. Remember that we use a man's football and have proper
goalkeepers in England so he won't be able to score from any flukey crosses.
What about Redondo? Where does he play?
Mike
|
45.1365 | Very good on the ball, though... | PAVONE::TURNER | | Tue Jul 05 1994 20:10 | 7 |
| Redondo --> Tennerife (Spain)
Good technically, but he seems to goal AWOL when the chips are down.
Not the sort of player I'd want in my team for a 3rd round F.A. Cup
tie at Halifax on a rainy day ;-)
Dom
|
45.1366 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Resonate some understanding | Tue Jul 05 1994 20:15 | 3 |
| Uhh, okay. What about Leonardo or Marcio Santos? Or maybe even Finidi George?
Mike
|
45.1367 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Wed Jul 06 1994 18:50 | 3 |
| Any news yet ?
Rich.
|
45.1368 | Appeal result | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jul 06 1994 19:32 | 9 |
45.1369 | )-: | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jul 06 1994 19:34 | 12 |
45.1370 | | CUCKOO::YEOMANSD | Minestrone | Wed Jul 06 1994 19:39 | 3 |
45.1371 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Wed Jul 06 1994 19:50 | 7 |
| God help the rest of the premier league clubs that will be caught
breaking the rules. The precident has now been set.
Rich.
p.s. I'm still gutted.
|
45.1372 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Wed Jul 06 1994 19:59 | 8 |
| if it spares us from relegation next season, 900000 would be worth it.
that's some appeal system.
Hopefully we'll look a little more of a going concern for whatever
megastars we try to buy for the new season. But without the FA cup,
our hopes of a European place next year are still severely restricted, so
who'll sign for us?
|
45.1373 | Nice prediction Rich! | BERN01::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon | Wed Jul 06 1994 20:35 | 10 |
|
Hey Rich,
>> I reckon that Sugar will get a suspension on every punishment bar the
>> fine tomorrow. I don't believe the F.A. can punish Spurs .......
if you really want to know whats going to happen in the future, ask
Jim Duggan, otherwise you could be a little bit wrong!!!! 8-)
JBG
|
45.1374 | Other clubs are safe due to prediction in .1371 ;-) | BERN01::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Wed Jul 06 1994 20:56 | 5 |
| Perhaps Sugar should appeal again. You never know he might get lucky
and end getting the points deduction halved again and only having to
cough up 2.4 Million ;-)
Jerry.
|
45.1375 | | PETRUS::GUEST_N | An innocent passer-by | Thu Jul 07 1994 15:27 | 11 |
|
Before the appeal the 'threat' wa to take the FA / premiership to
court if the penalties were not reasonable. Has Alan spoken yet ?
And since Spurs volunteered the information that led to this decision,
where does that leave the clubs that have not disclosed it. What kind
of fine will they receive ? We could see some clubs out of business.
Nigel
|
45.1376 | | AYOV20::MRENNISON | Waiting for hell to freeze over | Thu Jul 07 1994 16:26 | 2 |
|
What's all this about Hagi for Spurs then ????
|
45.1377 | Hagi and his Euro Chequebook. | AYOV16::WCOLVILLE | | Thu Jul 07 1994 16:42 | 9 |
| R.e Hagi.
What this Mark ??????
Is he going to buy them, or pay off the other half of the fine ......
:-)
|
45.1378 | Hagi..? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 07 1994 19:15 | 7 |
|
I dont think there is too much point in getting to excited about Hagi
joining Spurs, Barcelona are also interested, and as Hagi has been
quoted as saying he would like to return to Spain.
Dave...
|
45.1379 | dreaming..ZZZZZZZZZ | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jul 07 1994 19:52 | 14 |
| dave,
it's nice to dream though.
Let's hope we can inject some good new blood into the team to put in a
creditable performance in the league next year. See you at Wembley in
the oci koke coca cola cup next April where we're sure to see the super
spurs taking their european place next season.
Seriously though, I think this will stir Sugar into parting with some
serious cash just to get the FA back by winning something. I would not
be surprised by some big signings.
Antony
|
45.1380 | | AYOV20::MRENNISON | Waiting for hell to freeze over | Thu Jul 07 1994 21:07 | 10 |
45.1381 | | TRUCKS::SANT | a legend in his own lunchtime | Thu Jul 07 1994 21:31 | 5 |
|
Yes, but would Totteringham Hopeless be happy to pay all that money
for just one day...;-)
Andy.
|
45.1382 | Sam on His Ways | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Fri Jul 08 1994 12:03 | 8 |
|
Read today that Vinny Samways has handed in a transfer request!!
Is this the exodus of players that has been threatining???
mac
|
45.1383 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jul 08 1994 17:06 | 22 |
|
I read the article about Vincent Samways wanting a transfer, I'd try
and keep him, as I still can't see Ossie convincing too many 'stars' to
join the club, as basically we have nothing to offer, apart from money,
and other clubs can offer money and Europe.
I see Villa are in the hunt for Hagi now, even they can offer more than
we can, as they are in Europe. Mind you unless you are Irish or over 50
( or preferably, both ) you don't get into Ron's side.
What we need is Alan Sugar to get his hand in his pocket, and pay
outrages amounts of wages, then we can lure the greedy bastard's
to the club. It worked for Blackburn with Alan Shearer, so it should
work for us.
Dave...
|
45.1384 | Err, how much for cash Mr Baggio ? | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Fri Jul 08 1994 17:16 | 21 |
|
> What we need is Alan Sugar to get his hand in his pocket, and pay
> outrages amounts of wages, then we can lure the greedy bastard's
> to the club.
Dave,
isn't this exactly the kind of thing thats dropped you in the shit you
are in now ? ;-)
Cheers,
Andy
Dave,
|
45.1385 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jul 08 1994 17:19 | 6 |
|
Andy...
Yeah, but this time we could even try and do it legally.......(-:
Dave...
|
45.1386 | Re Samways | EASE::SMYTH | | Fri Jul 08 1994 17:27 | 5 |
| Didn't he sign a five year contract last yesr for spurs ?????
GS in Dublin
|
45.1387 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Fri Jul 08 1994 17:39 | 16 |
| There is a story in the mirror about a deal between premier league
clubs and the inland revenue that will supposedly "blow the game
apart".
Strange how this comes out just after the appeal by Alan Sugar.
Even stranger that before Sugar we had sweeteners at WHL B^)
What happens if all 16 clubs being investigated are guilty. Surely they
must all face the same punnishments as Tottenham, which if it is dished
out at the same time means nothing as most of the league will be in the
same boat and not just one team struggling with a 6 point handicap.
They should have suspended the punishments for 2 years until the
findings of all the other clubs is published. Why should Spurs be the
ones to suffer because they got caught first ?
Rich.
|
45.1388 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Fri Jul 08 1994 21:06 | 8 |
|
au contraire, if others are proved guilty, then they should be doubly
penalised, because Spurs assisted the Inland Revenue with their
inquiries, and drew some irregularities to their attention. Other clubs
should be fined more and get a larger points deficit for trying to
beat the rap. Spurs should be declared league champions forthwith. Then
we could be the first team to win the league without a squad - rather
than being the first team to get relegated before a ball is kicked.
|
45.1389 | Transfers | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Jul 11 1994 22:32 | 14 |
| Is reliable old Gary Mabbutt off as well???
Vinny was supposedly going to leave at the end of this season anyway BUT what will we do without Captain
Courageous?????????????
Tottenham signing Hagi??? England have got more chance of winning the world cup.
Even if we did we'd not be able to afford anyone else.
Where has all this supposed money gone that Al Sugar was bringing to the club??
Anderton + Sheringham where good buys
Dozzel, Calderwood + Scott -- "What a waste a money!!!!"
Re-sign Chris Waddle that's what I say
Steve
|
45.1390 | | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | Just another Day!! | Mon Jul 11 1994 23:03 | 2 |
| I think he needs the money to pay particular fine :-)
|
45.1391 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Baby don't cry | Tue Jul 12 1994 00:12 | 12 |
| I read somewhere that Mabbut was to sign a new contract with
Tottenham Hotspur !
Yes our captain is staying. It was supposedly the promise of a
testimonial that swung it.
Rich.
|
45.1392 | World Cup Trio | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Jul 13 1994 17:42 | 8 |
| Last night I heard something about Spurs being interested in a World Cup trio?????
This was listed on a Teletext advert for SpursLine or whatever it is.
Has anyone else heard about this or any other prospective signings???
Lets hope we don't get another waste of money???
Steve
|
45.1393 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | BLUE IS THE COLOUR | Wed Jul 13 1994 19:49 | 4 |
|
Probably sign up the Greece foward line...? :-)
Andy..B
|
45.1394 | Boring boring Arsenal | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Jul 15 1994 16:35 | 31 |
| I see Chris Sutton has made the best decision in his life putting Arsenal off
signing him. Tottenham may be crap(at the moment!!) but at least we play interesting
football.
What happened to Tottenham's interest in Chris???
He's not worth 5 million, plus ultra high wages but it would be nice to think
we could occasionally compete with the big clubs having formerly been one
ourselves.
God this is pesemistic!!!!!
I hear Spurs are vowing to keep a certain midfielder at WHL
Could this be our old friend Vincent Samways???
Anyway not long now till the new season starts with Spurs in good stead to at
least win the Coca Cola Cup (or whatever it is??)
Come on Mr Sugar buy some blinkin players!!!
Brian Roy (Dutch Inter.) would have been a good buy at 2.5 million
I hate Nottingham Forrest ever since seeing them beat Spurs when
Erik Thorstvedt let the ball slip through his hands in good old
Booby Mimms fashion.
Enough!! I'm gone!!
Steve
|
45.1395 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Fri Jul 15 1994 17:06 | 8 |
| "Tottenham may be crap (at the moment!!) but at least we play
interesting football."
Dream on! In the past 15 or 20 years there was that one year when you
had Hoddle and Ardiles in the team that on occasions Tottenham played
some "interesting" football.
Mike M
|
45.1396 | Update please ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Jul 18 1994 16:17 | 12 |
| Well, with my world cup dreams shattered it's now time to turn
attention to the season 1994/95. No transfers have materialised, who
are we after, what is the rumour.
In the Italian papers it still mentions that Spurs are after Hagi. Has
Vincenzo Samways been sold yet?
It's gonna be a long long season.
Antony
|
45.1397 | Vinny Samways | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Jul 18 1994 17:13 | 26 |
| The latest rumours on old Vinny is that interesting Everton(???) made a bid of 1.5
million pounds for him and this was turned down by the Spurs board.
The Hagi rumour is indeed still going but why on earth would he want to go to
Tottenham, even if we could afford him??
It's exactly the same now as the transfer deadline at the end of last season.
Spurs fans hopeful that the riches of Al Sug's is going to be converted into
playing talent, and then nothing!!!!
With Spurs next season already in tatters before a ball's been kicked who in
there right mind would want to sign????
Referring to my previous comment about Spurs playing interesting football:-
The days of Chris Waddle, Paul Walsh, Paul Stewart and Gary Lineker are obviously
no more but I don't think you need to go as far back as Hoddle and Ardiles?????
We should of signed old Widley back when he came over from France cos he's still
one of the best players in the world when fit. Much better than John Barnes ever
was, he just had Liverpool FC to make him look good. Waddle did it all on his own,
or possibly with a bit of help from GAZZA.
Steve
|
45.1398 | Check the Mirror!!!!! | PEKING::ANTELLJ | | Tue Jul 19 1994 20:18 | 15 |
| Waddle did it all own his own!!!
We saw the penalty against Germany in the World Cup!! SOme player!!!!
Did Spurs ever win the toss of a coin when Waddle was playing , i dont
think they won much else.
Barnes had Liverpool to make him look good, is football a team game or
not, i think some Tottingham Supporters have got a sour taste in their
mouths.
If you lay down with dogs you get fleas (Allegedly)
If you lay down with theives you get robbed (Allegedly)
Is this Tottingham disaster down to Liverpool or Arsenal!!!!
|
45.1399 | Swap deal??? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Jul 19 1994 21:54 | 15 |
| Latest news on the Vinny Samways story is Tottenham are hoping to arrange
a part swap deal for one of Everton's great players?????
Everton are hoping to clinch the original cash deal asap.
As for the reply to my last note I really don't think I need
say anything!!!
Obviously a really bored Arsenal fan!!!
Ha,ha,ha!!!
Steve
|
45.1400 | Another one bites the dust ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jul 19 1994 22:34 | 4 |
| Just heard on the radio that Doug Livermore, our 1st team/reserve coach
is going to Liverpool as their new assistant manager.
Antony
|
45.1401 | | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | Just another Day!! | Tue Jul 19 1994 22:54 | 4 |
|
Is Sugar going to take legal action against Venerables/FA because he
wasnt in charge at the time of the money lending???
Mick
|
45.1402 | Argentina Hotspurs!!! | ADDULT::ROBERTSON | OSAK | Wed Jul 20 1994 14:52 | 4 |
45.1403 | News and reviews | PEKING::ANTELLJ | | Thu Jul 21 1994 20:51 | 5 |
| Just seen a paper that says Paul Walsh may be going back to Tottingham,
I cant belive that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I suppose Paul Miller will be back soon with Tony Galvin!!!!
|
45.1404 | Not really surprising is it ? | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Fri Jul 22 1994 15:28 | 6 |
45.1405 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Resonate some understanding | Fri Jul 22 1994 15:49 | 4 |
45.1406 | ............ | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jul 25 1994 13:22 | 20 |
|
Pre season's got started with a 5-0 win over Bournemouth, and teddy got
injured 12 minutes into the game.
We play Cambridge tomorrow night.
As for all the transfer cobbler's.....
So far we have been linked with almost everyone, but quite amazingly we
havent secured any signatures. I can't believe players dont want to join
our great club, what can be wrong with them, we have so much to offer.....
I'll be amazed if anyone sign's for us.
Dave...
|
45.1407 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | | Mon Jul 25 1994 18:58 | 13 |
| is it true that Ossie went shopping for groceries on Saturday and
didn't even manage to buy a can of beans ?
Perhaps this money that Alan Sugar has supposedly put on the table
never existed, or perhaps the only phrase Ossie can say in English is
"I'll buy him" (and (allegedly) "do you take bungs ?")
get rid of him and get someone with some backbone.
Rich.
|
45.1408 | beans not bungs | PEKING::ANTELLJ | | Mon Jul 25 1994 20:47 | 8 |
| Never mind buying a can of beans,
Ossie was good he could open a can of beans with either foot.
Is Mario kempes still playing and Passerella , perhaps he could get
some of his buddies to sign.
How many season tickets have Tottingham sold ?
|
45.1409 | 8 goals in two games...6 points, no problem. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jul 27 1994 15:56 | 13 |
|
What pre-season form we are in, another fine 3-0 win last night over
mighty Cambridge....we don't need any of these fool's who keep turning
down the oppertunity to play for such a great club....do we ?????
Teddy is injured (again) he was supposed to be playing last night, but
pulled out with an ankle injury.
I'm really excited about the new season......NOT.
Dave...
|
45.1410 | Spurs win is good for confidence. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Jul 27 1994 16:21 | 19 |
| Dave,
I would much rather Teddy miss unimportant friendlies rather than risk
it for the sake of winning a friendly match. I was glad to see Sol Campbell,
David Howells and Stuart Nethercott all sign new contracts. we must
ensure this young talent is kept at the club.
I think that whoever was at the club now would have a real problem to
sign players. To an extent any player who does come to the club will
hold us to ramsom and perhaps not match his pay with commitment. I
would prefer to sign players from the lower division with potential who
want to prove themselves and would get the right opportunity at Spurs.
What is the situation with Samways leaving ? What is the gossip on new
possible transfers.
Antony
BTW we'd be really pissed off if we lost these matches.
|
45.1411 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jul 27 1994 17:01 | 12 |
|
Antony..
What worries me is that we could be going into the new season with a
half fit Teddy Sheringham, and the same players that struggled last
season minus Vinny Samways and Steve Sedgley.
For us to stand any chance of survival next season we need Teddy match
fit for Aug 20th, we cant afford him to miss the same amount of games
this season as he did last.
Dave...
|
45.1412 | we got one | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Thu Jul 28 1994 12:16 | 3 |
| Ossie has signed Ilie Dumitrescu (Romanian) from steau bucharest for
2.6 million. He's also supposed to be looking at the Brazilian striker
Muller ( no relation to gerd) at a cost of 1.4 million.
|
45.1413 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 28 1994 12:29 | 22 |
45.1414 | Have faith !!! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Jul 28 1994 13:18 | 8 |
| Very pleased with the signing, I just hope there are no problems with a
work permit. Muller would also be a good additional, I remember him as
not having the best skill levels in the world but he is very fast.
I hope we can complete/resolve all transfers in and out, I certainly
think with this transfer in Samways will soon be on his way.
Antony
|
45.1415 | Who's going to defend ? | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Thu Jul 28 1994 13:23 | 0 |
45.1416 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 28 1994 14:40 | 14 |
|
re-1
Spurs are being linked with two defenders, Marcio Santos and the
Belgium centre back who's name escaped me. I'd prefer to see Sol
Cambell and Stuart Nethercott given a go as the central defensive
partneship. Both are very promising, although this season might not be
the ideal time for throwing two youngsters into such a vital position.
Gary Mabbutt is still around, and we will probably need him, although I
wonder how much he has left, and maybe a change is due, although I'm
glad he has'nt left the club.
Dave...
|
45.1417 | Oh how cosmopolitan England is becoming.. | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Thu Jul 28 1994 16:57 | 7 |
|
Yeah Muller was the striker who basically blew it for Brazil in Italia 90
against Argentina....Run o' the mill player..
This Rumanian DOES look good though....
Dezzz.
|
45.1418 | What's happened to Steve Sedgley???? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Jul 28 1994 17:11 | 36 |
|
Just catching up on the weeks Spurs Notes due to being locked from the conf for a week
and what did I see???
"Spurs will be without V Samways & S Sedgley next season"???
Could someone please tell me what has happened to Steve Sedgley???
I hear that excellent buy "Andy Gray" is off to some other club.
What will we do without him???
Why are spurs singing foreigners only??
Is it so Ossie isn't the only one no one can understand?
OR
Just cos they haven't heard about our points/cup penalties for next season?
Any further news on Terry Phealan??
Sign Guy Wittingham for 750,000 that's what I say
Pompey's best ever buy and now wasted playing for Villa's reserves
Buy 'em cheap when they're playing crap...
...work on 'em
then reap the benefits when the form returns
Great to see Ossie has finally got a DECENT player to sign for the world's greatest club!!!!!!!
Steve
|
45.1419 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 28 1994 17:17 | 6 |
45.1420 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Resonate some understanding | Thu Jul 28 1994 17:45 | 5 |
| If I was Big Ron I'd let you have Guy Whittinghsm for 750,000 pence, and still
think I'd ripped you off. Pompey's best player? I don't think so. Darren
Anderton? Paul Walsh?
Mike
|
45.1421 | Best player? | TRUCKS::SANT | a legend in his own lunchtime | Thu Jul 28 1994 19:42 | 21 |
|
Guy Whittingham was a prolific goalscorer for Portsmouth in the
old 2nd div. The records prove that. I think you'd find many of the
Pompey faithful would welcome him back, and he'd get goals again.
Anderton was still very young when he left for a large sum of money
for what he was - a one-season (some would say one-match, the one
against Liverpool in the Cup) wonder that they cashed in. He's
still nowhere near the finished article, whatever that is!
Paul Walsh is a pretty-boy journeyman who's never fulfilled his
obvious talent. For a striker he doesn't score enough goals, though
he'll pop up in the odd big game with a great goal. He has flair
and promise - and he's at the wrong end of a career in which he
has won ....errr....nothing.
Guy Whittingham was one of Pompey's best player no question. His
scoring record is the best they've ever had.
Andy.
|
45.1422 | Anderton???? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Jul 28 1994 20:00 | 16 |
| Andy
How can you say Daz Anderton was a one match wonder for Pompey?????
With the abscence of Sheringham for much of last season Darren
seemed to mature into our only decent playmaker. Yes he needs time
to mature but he's certainly come on more in the last year than
many players do in their careers.
I do agree 100% with your Paul Walsh comments though. Very talented
but never all that productive when it came to scoring
Steve
|
45.1423 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Resonate some understanding | Thu Jul 28 1994 20:49 | 7 |
| No, I don't like Paul Walsh either, but I was struggling for players after
Anderton and didn't want to admit I was wrong. 8-)
I still think Villa would be insane to hang on to Whittingham though, because
it's a lot harder to turn your form around without a change of scenery.
Mike
|
45.1424 | | TRUCKS::SANT | a legend in his own lunchtime | Fri Jul 29 1994 12:19 | 10 |
|
Er, Steve, you missed my point. I agree, he came on leaps and
bounds last season when Spurs needed it most.
I was commenting on his time at Portsmouth and the fact that
when Spurs bought him he was very much un-proven and had a long
way to go. Fortunately for Spurs he lived up to some of that
last year.
Andy.
|
45.1425 | I remember Paul Walsh when he was good | WOTVAX::GREENJA | Andy Green | Fri Jul 29 1994 12:53 | 20 |
|
Re: Paul Walsh,
I played against him a number of years ago, when we were both 18 !
He was playing for the F.A. Youth XI alongside Terry Gibson (spurs fans
might remember him) and their coach was Terry Venables. I was playing
for England Public Schools alongside Stewart Robson (Arsenal fans might
remember him).
At that age Walsh was already breaking into Charltons first team and was
a bloody handful. His talent at that time was obvious and I agree he hasn't
developed to his full potential but I think his experience at Liverpool
screwed him up.
Just thought i'd mention it,
cheers,
Andy
|
45.1426 | almost as naf as Venison's | YUPPY::PANES | Roberto Baggio: the new Diana Ross | Fri Jul 29 1994 12:56 | 6 |
| re: Paul Walsh.
Nevermind his footballing abilities - what that young man needs is a jolly
good haircut.
Stuart
|
45.1427 | | BERN01::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon | Fri Jul 29 1994 13:15 | 5 |
|
Andy, any chance of a signed photo??? How come Kenny has snapped
you up? 8-)
JBG
|
45.1428 | Updates ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jul 29 1994 13:26 | 15 |
| Latest news on the transfer front is that Dumitrescu will come in to
sign today, but awaiting a work permit, Muller signs like another cert.
We then still want Marcio Santos but are also looking at Pompescu of
PSV Eindhoven. I remember him from the 1990 world cup and this summer
and he looks a very good option to me.
The Phelan affair will be sorted out today I think, I was speaking to a
Man City fan and he said the newspapers in Manchester say there is a
make or break meeting for Phelan and Brian Horton today.
Teddy Sheringham still seems to be having injury problems so GOOD
cover up front is essential for us.
Antony
|
45.1429 | Marcio Santos --> Fiorentina | PAVONE::TURNER | | Fri Jul 29 1994 13:44 | 9 |
| >We then still want Marcio Santos but are also looking at Pompescu of
>PSV Eindhoven. I remember him from the 1990 world cup and this summer
>and he looks a very good option to me.
The Italian newspapers are saying that Marcio Santos is due to sign for
Fiorentina today. Apparently, it came down to the issue of who could
bid the most, and Fiorentina were always going to be favorites.
Dom
|
45.1430 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jul 29 1994 14:35 | 15 |
|
Antony..
I read that Popescu has turned down flat a move to us even though a
price was agreed with PSV, and the Muller situation is now also very
doubtfull, as Sao Paulo don't want to sell him basically, although he
has apparently agreed terms and his contract runs out in 5 weeks but I
would'nt be suprised if the Muller deal goes through, maybe they are
stalling for more cash, as it seems the player wants to sign, and he will
be a free agent in a few weeks.
Ossie is denying that Teddy needs another op, and said he will be fit
for the start of the season.
Dave...
|
45.1431 | it's all still in the air. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Jul 29 1994 14:53 | 8 |
| The Popescu news is a real shame, lets hope it's only newspaper talk. I
think he would be an excellent addition to the team.
Let's hope Ossie is right over Teddy's fitness.
An interesting weekend in prospect.
Antony
|
45.1432 | Klinsman Signs | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Jul 29 1994 17:27 | 20 |
|
Just heard on the radio that Juergan Klinsman has signed for Tottenham
for 2 million pounds!!!!
I can't believe it but I'm sure my ears heard it correctly.
Alright he might dive a bit but he's still got great skill and
should be a handful for most Premiership defences next season
If anybody wants to dispute this news please go ahead but I'm
sure I heard he'd actually signed on the dotted line!!!!!!
Definately go and see Spurs next season!!!
Steve
|
45.1433 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jul 29 1994 17:35 | 8 |
|
Yep, just been heard it myself. There is no doubting his ability just
his antics, but I'll put up with that for a few performances like he
gave in the World Cup.
Great news...the season is looking more and more promising now.
Dave...
|
45.1434 | Some good prospects... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Fri Jul 29 1994 17:42 | 6 |
|
Well, just lets wait for the Wimbledon v Spurs game....
Vinny v Klinny.....
|
45.1435 | News just in ... | BERN01::BOLGER | Weather's here,wish U were beautiful | Fri Jul 29 1994 17:48 | 9 |
| Yep, I just heard on update on this one. Klinsmann signed the contract
at White Hart Lane just after noon today. However, the team physio
reckons that he'll miss at least the first ten games of the season.
Apparently he took a dive at the press conference, and misjudged the
height of the rostrum. In the ensuing fall he broke his collar bone when
he landed on a Sinclair C5 which had been carelessly parked in the Aisle.
Jerry. ;-)
|
45.1436 | | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Let them eat fish | Fri Jul 29 1994 18:38 | 10 |
|
This is, without doubt, the most unlikely signing an English side has
ever made.
Does this mean that Spurs fans will be diving to his defence every time
he hits the deck next season??
Tony
|
45.1437 | Read all about it.... | KIRKTN::DROONEY | Lifes a beach | Fri Jul 29 1994 19:10 | 9 |
|
Well done lads,good up to the minute news bulletin.
I have no access to a radio in this prison,this is my only way
of getting the latest gossip.
Cheers,
Davie
|
45.1438 | The real reason ... | BERN01::BOLGER | Weather's here,wish U were beautiful | Fri Jul 29 1994 19:11 | 9 |
| I just spoke to Ray Wright, our friendly local Spurs supporter. He
reckons that they've signed Jurken Caveman, because he has relevant
experience ....
He's used to going down !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jerry.
|
45.1439 | | BLKPUD::WOODWARDJ | See you in Division I | Fri Jul 29 1994 19:12 | 4 |
| All these foreign players could cause you a
problem in Europe this season!
Jim ;-)
|
45.1440 | catty... | FORTY2::JONES | Neil - segi; touch typist | Fri Jul 29 1994 20:42 | 6 |
|
If Ossie has any money left he should buy a good penalty taker or
a free-kick specialist to capitilise on Klinnsman's acrobatics around
and in the box.
Neil :-)
|
45.1441 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Fri Jul 29 1994 20:44 | 5 |
|
pah, you're just jealous. Naturally, as soon as he joins Spurs
he will accept the fair-play mantle of the great Lineker, and will
be a reformed man. Mr Cantona will remain the league's most cynical
foreigner.
|
45.1442 | 15 big ones... | MASALA::DROONEY | Lifes a beach | Sat Jul 30 1994 12:26 | 5 |
|
Todays Sun says,(it must be true),that Klinnsman will earn 15 thousand
pounds a week,making him the highest paid footballer in Britain.
Davie
|
45.1443 | Sheff Wed here we come . | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Aug 01 1994 13:48 | 21 |
| Well I've recovered from the shock of two excellent signings and the
prospect of more to come before the new season. We are playing at
Brighton tomorrow evening and Watford on Saturday. I might wonder along
to see the boys in action.
Defenders seem to be the most important requirement. We now have Central
defenders of :
Mabbutt
Calderwood
Scott
Campbell
Nethercott
Cundy
I would expect selling to happen as well as buying. I also hope the
Samways situation to be resolved this week. I notice our first home
game is Everton so Vinny will get an early return.
Antony
|
45.1444 | Now we can look foward to the new season.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 01 1994 14:41 | 20 |
|
I must admit to be totally wrong on the transfer front. I really did'nt
expect us to sign anyone, never mind two of the top players in Europe.
It seems that Dumitrescu will play as an attacking midfielder, as Ossie
was quoted as saying " I will make sure he will be free of any defensive
duties ". With Teddy (who in the Express yesterday said he would be fit
for the new season) and Klinsmann up front we have an attacking
partneship that, on paper, is as good as any in the Premiership.
Ossie also said he expects three more signing's before the start of the
season, inluding one more foreign player.
Ossie still has alot to prove after last season, but atleast we are
starting with quality players and not the has beens and never has
been's he purchased last season.
I might even go the Sheffield now....
Dave...
|
45.1445 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Mon Aug 01 1994 16:21 | 7 |
45.1446 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 01 1994 17:23 | 12 |
|
I cant see the logic in signing Muller, it's got to be paper talk.
I'd say defenders are the priority, a centre back and with Justin
Edinburgh out until Xmas, probably a left back. Although Sol Cambell
might be lined up to play in that position.
We need to offload some players also.
I thought Marcio Santos had already signed for Fiorentina...??
Dave...
|
45.1447 | | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Let them eat fish | Mon Aug 01 1994 19:43 | 8 |
45.1448 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 02 1994 12:26 | 17 |
45.1449 | Spurs offered a week with Michelle Fowler !!! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 02 1994 12:41 | 12 |
| Apparently part of the deal to take Marcio Santos to Fiorentina was "a
night" with Sharon Stone. This is officially part of his contract.
Effenburg is an interesting option, he did not have a good world cup
but is a strong midfield player who could be the real driver, ball
winner in the middle of the park.
Antony
|
45.1450 | Redknapp Bid??? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Aug 02 1994 13:01 | 24 |
| Santos has definately signed for Fiorentina(sp??) so we've
missed out on him.
Vinny is supposed to be very near to signing for Everton
for 2.2million!! At last spurs are getting decent money for
the people we sell. I'm sick of getting rid of people for
nothing then some other club selling them on for double.
Spurs are supposed to of bid 3 million for Jamie Redknapp
but this has been denied by assistant manager Steve Perryman.
They've looked at him but not tabled a bid.
As we all know, it's defenders we need cos we've been weak in
defence since we lost Richard Gough and this season we've only
got a few youngsters plus Mabbutt, oh and Calderwood + Scott!! Ha,ha!
Does anyone know when Spurs are playing Southampton at the Dell???
That's my nearest Premiership club ya see??????????????
Steve
|
45.1451 | | BERN01::BOLGER | Weather's here,wish U were beautiful | Tue Aug 02 1994 13:07 | 8 |
| Re: -1
> I'm sick of getting rid of people for
> nothing then some other club selling them on for double.
Err..... (naw, forget it !)
Jerry. ;-)
|
45.1452 | Tottenham in the live stock business | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Tue Aug 02 1994 13:18 | 15 |
|
>> I'm sick of getting rid of people for
>> nothing then some other club selling them on for double.
>
> Err..... (naw, forget it !)
Jerry,
If you're hinting at Paul Gascoigne be aware that Tottenham sold him to
Lazio at the the same price per weight unit as they bought him from
Newcastle.
cheers,
Stefan
|
45.1453 | Spurs at the Dell | STAR::CASSILY | | Tue Aug 02 1994 20:34 | 4 |
|
Spurs play Southampton at the Dell on 1 April.
Mike
|
45.1454 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Aug 02 1994 22:22 | 6 |
| Thanks Mike!
Steve
Could someone supply Spurs first 10 fixtures or so????
|
45.1455 | it's in 45.nn somewhere | STAR::CASSILY | | Wed Aug 03 1994 06:22 | 7 |
|
Steve,
I think it's elsewhere in this 45.nn entry.....If you can't find it,
let me know.
Mike
|
45.1456 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 03 1994 12:17 | 5 |
|
Spurs beat brighton 3-0 last night in the latest pre-season friendly. I
have'nt got any details, did you go Antony..???.
Dave...
|
45.1457 | Didn't want to get wet. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Aug 03 1994 12:52 | 15 |
| Dave,
no I chickened out, it was raining heavily and I heard that Klinnsman
and Dumitrescu are not appearing till Saturday at Watford.
I am keen to go to either Sheff Wed or Everton though to start the
season. Samways move has been completed. Rumours linking us to Jamie
Redknapp have been scotched. I would have thought we would be looking
for anchor midfield players and defenders. From reports of previous
pre-season game we have a triallist defender from Wolves who seems to
be doing OK.
Antony
Antony
|
45.1458 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Wed Aug 03 1994 14:08 | 2 |
|
fixtures are 45.1355
|
45.1459 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 04 1994 13:26 | 15 |
45.1460 | Prices!!!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Aug 04 1994 22:27 | 22 |
| I thought this country was meant to be in recession!!??
Why is it footballers seem to be going up in value more
than any other commodity in the world??? - esp UK ones??
Spurs have been linked with a number of reasonable players
and bought two very good foreigners for under 3 million each.
It seems UK prices are at least 1 million above the players
worth
Chris Sutton was FAR too expensive and Blackburn just payed
silly money for him, no matter how good he is!!
I'm still VERY worried about are defense though!!! Ossie really
must look for a couple of defenders before the new season or
we are going to be playing in a lot of 4-3 5-4 matches!!!
Cheers for the fixture list note address!
Steve
|
45.1461 | Spurs' top 11 | PCOJCT::MICEK | number 2 | Thu Aug 04 1994 22:38 | 4 |
| With the recent signings in mind, does anyone want to take a guess at
the starting eleven for the opener with Wednesday on Aug. 20th?
|
45.1462 | team v Sheff Wed -- Not!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Aug 05 1994 12:56 | 23 |
| 1. Ian Walker
2. Sol Cambell
3. (The right back from Southend whose name escapes me??)
4. ???
5. Colin Calderwood
6. Gary Mabbutt
7. Jurgen Klinsman
8. That foreign geezer!)
9. David Howells
10. Teddy Sheringham
11. Darren Anderton
There you go!
Probably totally wrong.
Thorstvedt is out injured isn't he?????
Steve
|
45.1463 | | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Let them eat fish | Fri Aug 05 1994 13:53 | 7 |
|
Don't you think that Caskey will be starting this year now that Samways
is gone?
Tony
|
45.1464 | Caskey!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Aug 05 1994 16:32 | 11 |
| Tony
That's whose name I was trying to think of!!!
Yes, he's very good and could turn out to be
much better than Vinny
With Barmby as a sub we should have quite a
strong team
Steve
|
45.1465 | Ready like Teddy | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 08 1994 12:15 | 41 |
|
Watford 1 Tottenham 1
? Sheringham
Well I got taken in by all the hype, and went to Watford on Saturday
for the debut of the German player. The ground was packed and the
atmosphere before the game was more like a cup tie. Klinsmann got a
brilliant reception when he came out on the pitch for the warm up and
also when the teams came out.
He looked good considering he had only started training on Friday, and
he had a couple of chances in the first half, miss hitting a shot
badly, and curling a ball to the far post, but to close to the keeper.
Watford took the lead with a shot from miles away, that moved all over
the place in the air, and looping over Walker, who should have saved it
really. In the second half Spurs had alot of chances, but teddy got the
equaliser heading in a Darren Anderton cross. The German had a couple
more header's in the second half but could'nt get on the score sheet
Cambell and Nethercot played at the back together, with dean Austin at
right back and David Kerslake at left back. The midfield was far too
light with Calderwood, Howells, Barmby and Anderton and the service to
the fowards wasnt good, it consisted of giving the ball to Darren
Anderton, or Teddy coming deep to get it, and we are still trying to
walk the ball into the net. Dumitrescu should give us more options in
midfield. Teddy was the captain, and it looks like Gary Mabbut might
well not figure in the plans for this season, as he hasnt played in any
of the pre-season's so far.
Klinsmann should do well, he looks the part, and he and Teddy linked up
well even at this early stage and I really don't think the physical side
of things will get to him, he knows he won't get away with falling over
everytime he's touched over here. Overall it was a pretty good debut.
Over the weekend the transfer talk continued, we were linked with
Phillipe Albert, Aldair, Richard Jobson and Paul Parker with the papers
stating that we will be making a signing before Wednesday.
Dave...
|
45.1466 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Mon Aug 08 1994 13:27 | 7 |
| It's good to see Alan Sugar fighting back against Lancaster Gate.
Spurs will definitely have my support this season. If they can only get their
defense in order they look like being a good outside bet for the Championship.
Either way, it looks like we'll get some entertaing games out of them( which is
what it's all about in the long run )
Peter.
|
45.1467 | Super smashing lovely | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Aug 08 1994 16:23 | 12 |
| I also saw the transfer speculation. I think Philippe Albert is the
favourite and I think he would be an excellent signing by Ossie/Sugar
but after the Klinsmann surprise anything can happen. The Babb deal was
rejected by Coventry and I cannot see us offering more for him if we can
get Albert for 2million. When do they think Dumitrescu will have a work
permit?
We'll have to wait for Wednesday.
antony.. who's so excited by the coming season that he's seriously
thinking of adding Sky Sports to his Cable TV
|
45.1468 | Fat chance! | TRUCKS::SANT | a legend in his own lunchtime | Mon Aug 08 1994 16:49 | 6 |
|
Maybe you are, Antony, but what does Sarah say? 8-)
I know where my money is....
Andy.
|
45.1469 | Cable addict. I watching Russian football now ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Aug 08 1994 16:59 | 6 |
| Andy,
I am having to play this one very sneakily. Could be added whilst we're
away on holiday.
Antony
|
45.1470 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 08 1994 17:02 | 6 |
45.1471 | | YUPPY::PANES | Roberto Baggio: the new Diana Ross | Mon Aug 08 1994 17:09 | 6 |
| Das Boat XI..er sorry I mean the Totts ( now featuring the born again Weebil )
are playing at Tolka Park in Dublin tomorrow night.
Who will I be supporting? To be sure thats an easy one right enough.
Stuart
|
45.1472 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 08 1994 17:39 | 10 |
|
>> who will I be supporting? To be sure thats an easy one right enough.
Well done Stuart, that's good of you, getting behind us like that, it
seems eveyone wants to support us now........(-:(-:
3,700 tickets for the Sheff Wed game, I predict they will be snapped up
in no-time.
Dave...
|
45.1473 | Now he sign's for us....maybe. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 09 1994 12:46 | 9 |
|
Well according to the Sun this morning we have won the race to sign
Phillipe Albert........
All will be revealed at a press conference tomorrow apparently.
Dave...
|
45.1474 | Another scoop | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 09 1994 12:49 | 3 |
| excellent news.
Antony
|
45.1475 | Rupert Murdoch: what a *great* bloke he is | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Tue Aug 09 1994 13:27 | 6 |
|
In the Independent it said that Newcastle had agreed a fee with
Anderlecht for his services and that he was about to sign. But then
again the Sun is never wrong......
Paul.
|
45.1476 | Foreign players?? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Aug 09 1994 21:23 | 13 |
| I could of swarn there used to be a limit as to how many foreigners
could play in the Premiership??
When we had Thorstvedt, Bergsson, and Nayim I thought we were on the
limit.
Has this limit of 3 foreign players changed or was I just dreaming??
Is there any other transfer gossip????
Steve
|
45.1477 | A Belgian Geordie.... | KIRKTN::DROONEY | Lifes a beach | Wed Aug 10 1994 05:07 | 5 |
|
According to teletext Newcastle are about to sign Albert for 2 million
quid.
Davie...
|
45.1478 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 10 1994 11:49 | 21 |
45.1479 | Defensive problem to solve ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Aug 10 1994 13:08 | 10 |
45.1480 | Spurs - Problems Galore!!!! | SIOG::HAUGHEY | | Wed Aug 10 1994 14:37 | 19 |
| I was at the Tottenham v. Shelbourne match last night and to tell you
the truth the FA should have gave Spurs 6 points, put them in the
semi-final of the FA Cup and gave them loads-a-money to buy a team.
They had no penetration and apart from Klinsmann, who, I believe is
going to prove to be a very good buy, Anderton and Barmby, the rest were
woeful. They wouldn't have made the Shelbourne team.
They have 4-5 good players and thats it. Thank you Spurs for being
woeful because at least we will get some goals in the Premiership, most
of them against Spurs. Their defence last night must have decided to
play for Shels. as they proceeded, time after time, to give them the
ball. And only for a shot-shy Shel. strike-force Spurs would have been
beaten.
And another thing, Spurs defence has no pace. Shels. had a speedy
winger who constantly ran the defence ragged. The only way they could
stop him was for two defenders to tackle him at the same time.
It's going to be a long, long, long season - for Spurs
|
45.1481 | We will see. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 10 1994 15:24 | 12 |
|
err......It was only a pre-season friendly.
Did Teddy Sheringham play..?, are you including him as " woeful "..?
I'd agree the defence has problems, Nethercot and Cambell are both good
prospects, but this season isnt the the right time to throw them in at
the deep end, that is probably the reason Ossie is currently trying to
sign Phil Babb, Phillipe Albert and any other decent Centre Back that
is available.
Dave...
|
45.1482 | Yes he was | SIOG::HAUGHEY | | Wed Aug 10 1994 17:44 | 10 |
| Teddy was present on the playing surface wearing some shorts, jersey,
socks, boots and a big ( white ) girls blouse along with 6 others.
Seriously, he was playing but he didn't seem to bothered until about 20
mins to go when he got tackled hard.
Who is Spurs number 2 and 5 as they were rubbish, and number 7 who
looks promising ?
PH
|
45.1483 | The tea needs a leader. | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Wed Aug 10 1994 18:44 | 6 |
| I'd imagine that Ossie is looking for some leadership material in Babb also.
Who else is there to give backbone to the team, with the exception of Mabutt ?
3.5 Million's a lot of money but it would be worth it if they qualify for Europe
and maybe win somthing.
Peter.
|
45.1484 | Albert to Newcastle | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Aug 10 1994 20:50 | 7 |
45.1485 | Money no object, and I moan about Blackburn. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 11 1994 17:13 | 14 |
45.1486 | Never look a gift horse... | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | Kicker conspiracy | Thu Aug 11 1994 17:40 | 5 |
|
Hey, if Spurs are looking for a solid, inexpensive Centre-back then why
don't they just open their eyes! Billy Bonds has finally left West Ham!
Andy
|
45.1487 | What a defence!!!!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Aug 11 1994 21:31 | 4 |
| Will someone please name the back four in
the Shelbourne game?????
Steve
|
45.1488 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Devil inside 3B^) | Thu Aug 11 1994 21:38 | 4 |
| Did we have one ?
Rich.
|
45.1489 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Aug 12 1994 12:08 | 16 |
|
Re-2
I was'nt there, so this is only a guess, but the back four against
Watford last Saturday was
Right back - Dean Austin
Left Back - David Kerslake
Centre Backs - Sol Cambell & Stuart Nethercot
It might have been different to this though.
The game against AS Roma is off, in fact it was never on. Roma say they
know nothing about this game.
Dave...
|
45.1490 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Aug 12 1994 12:34 | 26 |
45.1491 | Back Four MISERY!! | SIOG::HAUGHEY | | Fri Aug 12 1994 14:40 | 19 |
| Hi,
I was a the Shelbourne game. I didn't buy a programme so all I can do
is give you the squad numbers.
Goalie - Walker
Back four of number 2, 3, 5 and Mabbutt.
I'm not a real Spurs fanatic so I don't know their names.
I forgot about Anderton getting hurt. It was his own fault.
And believe it or not there was no doctor at the ground. A Shels.
player had to be carried off and an announcement was made for a doctor
to go to the changing rooms. Is there not a rule stating that for each
game, no matter of what importance it is, there should be medical
assistance.
And I agree, you will be in the poo!!!
|
45.1492 | Super Royals 10-0 Tottingham | REOELF::MACKENZIED | | Fri Aug 12 1994 15:03 | 12 |
| Tottenham are going to drop like something smelly from a donkeys arse!
You can sign all the foreign stars you want but you will never be any
good.
Why dont you just give up now and start in division one.This way I will
be able to watch you play against the super Royals.
Your ground is also a complete mess,sort it out.You are letting the
whole country down.
P.S. Hello Parsons !
|
45.1493 | whatever happened to... | BERN01::SWIB01::WRIGHT | | Fri Aug 12 1994 15:18 | 6 |
| what happened to Jason Cundy ?
I thought he was meant to solve all our defensive problems when we signed him
from Chelsea a couple of years back...
Ray
|
45.1494 | Rangers fans just have a way with words. | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Fri Aug 12 1994 15:18 | 3 |
| And they wonder why the AEK fans throw rocks at the team coach.
Peter.
|
45.1495 | Defenders please | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Aug 12 1994 16:38 | 4 |
| Let's hope our defensive issus are sorted out prior to the start of the
new season. I am still in optimistic mood but who can really tell.
Antony
|
45.1496 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Aug 15 1994 15:44 | 8 |
| Any friendlies at the weekend????
Any transfer gossip???
What about the Babb bid??
Steve
|
45.1497 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 15 1994 16:02 | 12 |
|
Re-1
Sittingbourne 0 Spurs 0
Linked with John Scales, but Blackburn a favourites.
Nothing more on the Babb bid, maybe we will hear more this week or
maybe Coventry mean NO.
Dave...
|
45.1498 | Too much money... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 16 1994 14:33 | 9 |
45.1499 | Does it make a difference? | YOUWOT::HOUSEN | World famous brick hypnotist | Tue Aug 16 1994 17:06 | 8 |
| I hear the league are going to deduct the 6 points from Spurs at the `end'
rather than the `start' of the season..... does it really matter??? If they
and everyone else knows they are going to lose them? Unless of course they
intend to be lenient at the end of the season! or more realistically they would
have needed someone to reprogram the leagues computer systems to cope with a
minus total!
Norman
|
45.1500 | Crazy | KIRKTN::DROONEY | Lifes a beach | Tue Aug 16 1994 17:12 | 11 |
|
Some of the prices being thrown about are crazy.
Babb had a relatively good World Cup but this alone surely doesn`t
make him a 3 to 4 million pound defender.IMO,if Liverpool are willing
to pay 3.7M + two above average players Coventry should take
it....quick!
Davie
ps,if Babb is worth that Maldini must be priceless.
|
45.1501 | 10-11 Million I suppose.... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue Aug 16 1994 17:35 | 5 |
|
Yep, Maldini IS priceless......Now that would be an interesting
import into England....!!!
Dezzz.
|
45.1502 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 16 1994 17:59 | 21 |
45.1503 | Loadsa dosh | MASALA::DROONEY | Lifes a beach | Tue Aug 16 1994 18:32 | 20 |
|
All the clubs like Spurs,Glasgow Rangers,Blackburn etc,who are run
by men with money to burn are inevitably going to leave the rest
behind.
Not only can they beat the smaller clubs in the bidding stakes,they
can offer players greater rewards as well.
Money doesn`t always buy success but the more a team wins the more
interest there is and gates increase.The men behind the clubs are
then making money which they will in turn pour back into the team.
Unfortunately I can`t see transfer fees getting any lower,in fact
they`ll probably increase.
I remember the uproar when Notts Forest paid 1 million pounds for
Ian Wallace a few years ago.
Changed days.....
Davie
|
45.1504 | | TRUCKS::SANT | a legend in his own lunchtime | Tue Aug 16 1994 19:00 | 14 |
|
re .1499...
Norman, you have asked a very important question. What happens if
Spurs are not in the relegation/play-off zone at the end of the
season but are within 5 points of either..??
We'll see what happens then, shall we? Maybe the league are
covering their a@se legally whilst they:
a) explore for legal precedence in the leisure industry
b) pray real hard that the 6 points won't matter (see above)
Andy.
|
45.1505 | The missing piece still missing ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 16 1994 20:10 | 5 |
| Apparently Jobson is also a target. I think this is paper talk without
any real substance. Spurs and Liverpool are the main challengers for
Babb. I have a sneaking feeling we will lose out for him.
Antony
|
45.1506 | BABB is clearly MADD..! | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 17 1994 12:18 | 49 |
45.1507 | countdown continues ...3 days to go. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Aug 17 1994 12:47 | 11 |
| Dave, I think you've got the team about right. One question I have is
whether or not we have completed the signing of this player from
Wolves, can't remember his name. The Sunday Times said we had signed him
but he is not on our announced squad. What's the situation ???
shame about Babb. Let's hope we have something else up our sleeves. I
have my ticket for Everton.
Antony
|
45.1508 | The excitement mounts | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Wed Aug 17 1994 12:57 | 10 |
| It should be interesting to see how what Dumitrescu and Petrescu react
to each other. Shame that they're not in direct opposition really.
Looking forward to a good match.
>Roll on Saturday, and the spanking of t'owls.....
That would make a change from recent seasons....
Paul.
|
45.1509 | Klinsmann a saviour? i think not! | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! | Wed Aug 17 1994 13:26 | 10 |
| re. .1498
> The Sun also claim that Babb has said he would rather join Liverpool
> than Tottenham. This is clearly made up, as everyone knows, no-one
> wants to play for Liverpool anymore.
Quite true Dave, but then, no-one wants to play in the First Division
either... :)
Ian.
|
45.1510 | the dreaded 6pts | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Wed Aug 17 1994 14:04 | 11 |
|
What is the general opinion on the 6 points being deducted at the end
of the season? Personally I think this is cruel. Imagine at the end of
the season finishing a healthy 19th (:-)) to suddenly remember that 6
points have to be deducted!
It would have been far more exciting starting at -6 to gradually win
all your games and sail up the table to overtake Man Utd on the last
Sunday of the season.
Neil
|
45.1511 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Wed Aug 17 1994 14:47 | 1 |
| me
|
45.1512 | Cruelty? | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Wed Aug 17 1994 14:49 | 7 |
| Sorry about the previous note, the @**!! keyboard got stuck.
What I meant to say was...
Wouldn't it be more fun if you won the league by 5 points....
|
45.1513 | re-1 NO... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 17 1994 14:58 | 1 |
|
|
45.1514 | Cnetre Half | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Aug 17 1994 15:32 | 12 |
| Watching the Footballer Football show last night that was Gary Mabbutt's
prediction. What is the situation with the three centre halfs we have
at the club who are totally out of favour.
Cundy
Scott
Calderwood
There was some rumours about Calderwood going to West Ham but nothing
has come of that. I actually think he's the best of the three.
Antony
|
45.1515 | more foreigners at WHL??? | YUPPY::PANES | M.A.B, its big horse I'm a Londoner | Wed Aug 17 1994 15:37 | 6 |
| <<< Note 45.1514 by LARVAE::FERRARO_A "Antony Ferraro @UCG" >>>
-< Cnetre Half >-
^^^^^^^^^^^
Is he another Romanian import?
Stuart
|
45.1516 | Sort the blinkin' defense owt!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Aug 17 1994 16:45 | 25 |
| WHEN will Tottenham learn that it's all well and good having
stylish wingers and fast forwards but if the defense leaks
the team looses and the front players start to loose confidence.
The current back four is THE WORST for years and there is no doubt
we are going to be in big trouble if things don't get sorted.
Mabbutt is good and the two ex-Southend full backs have promise
but they need more experience and if nothing else a solid partner
for Gary is essential.
Babb is well over priced and I'm glad Liverpool got him, at that price.
However we need someone and NOW!!!
Calderwood and Scott are reserve players not first choice.
Maybe Micky Hazard could play sweeper??? :)
Will someone please ring Mr Sugar and tell him to wop his wod out
and get us a decent defender or two.
Saturday is nearing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steve
|
45.1517 | Babb still plays for the Sky Blues | MOTH::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Aug 17 1994 19:17 | 8 |
| Liverpool made a 3.5 million offer for Babb which has been turned down.
I do not know if Spurs will get further involved in the bidding. I
think I would rather pay for Babb and get him on a long term contract
than Jobson/Scales who at 31/30 will only have 2/3 years left.
We will see.
Antony
|
45.1518 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Wed Aug 17 1994 19:52 | 5 |
|
Is Babb an abbreviation ?
Paul.
|
45.1519 | How's that for starters ? | EVTDD1::LAFONTAINE | A flame about this high | Wed Aug 17 1994 20:02 | 8 |
| <<< Note 45.1518 by UPROAR::LEMP "We danced the Lumbago till dawn" >>>
>> Is Babb an abbreviation ?
Maybe 'Buy Another Better, Buddy...'
Eric
|
45.1520 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Wed Aug 17 1994 20:51 | 8 |
| >Maybe 'Buy Another Better, Buddy...'
Sorry Eric, can't accept that, it's an anagram. And anyway we did. Last
season. And you can see him in action against Spurs this Saturday. I
refer, of course, to Andy Pearce (a classy ex-Cov player).
Paul.
|
45.1521 | What is he playing at! | SNOC02::PARSONSDAVID | | Thu Aug 18 1994 07:21 | 10 |
| I have just read in the Mancs note that Mr. Ferguson is after
Darren Anderton. Apparently 'Shaggy' has refused all offers of an
improved contract. Is any of this true? It would be a shame for
Anderton to depart WHL as he has been one of the bright spots on
an otherwise bleak horizon. We could do without losing one of our
better players this close to the start of the season. It wont be
good for Ossie either who'll just panic and buy any old duffer as a
replacement. I hope this is mere speculation!
David.
|
45.1522 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 18 1994 12:04 | 14 |
|
Re- Darren Anderton leaving..
I dont think ' refused all offers of an improved contract ' is
completely true, I read that he had turned down the clubs offer, but
has no intention of handing in a transfer request, and he has two years
of his current contract still to run.
As for him going to the manx or anybody else for that matter, not even
worth commenting on........
Dave....
|
45.1523 | Transfer deadline ? | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Aug 18 1994 14:46 | 5 |
| On Sky soccer news this morning they mentioned it's the transfer
deadline this afternoon at 5pm. Is this just to make this Saturday or
is it a proper deadline halting transfers till later in the season.
Antony
|
45.1524 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Aug 19 1994 15:06 | 9 |
|
Dean Austin has handed in a transfer request after being left out of
the team for tomorrow's game. I can only assume that David Kerslake
or Stuart Nethercot will play right back.
Darren Anderton has declared himself fit, and he has also said he will
be signing a new contract soon, and he does'nt want to leave Tottenham.
Dave...
|
45.1525 | Tomorrow's score?? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Aug 19 1994 15:52 | 14 |
| Let's have some predictions for tomorrow's big game then????
Optimistic :- Tottenham 3 - 1 Wednesday
Pesemistic :- Tottenham 3 - 4 Wednesday
Dean Austin wants to leave??
..Oh god our defense will never be the same!
Sell him for 25,000 I don't care!!!!
Transfer deadline is 12pm today
What a shame, doesn't look like Babb will be playing for Pool Tomorrow
|
45.1526 | "Is Daphnie in goals?" | KIRKTN::DROONEY | Lifes a beach | Sun Aug 21 1994 02:53 | 7 |
|
Re 45.1521
Your reference to Darren Anderton as"Shaggy"was brilliant,he`s a
ringer for"Scooby Doo`s" buddy.
Davie
|
45.1527 | We let too many goals in though!!! | SNOC02::PARSONSDAVID | | Mon Aug 22 1994 08:29 | 19 |
| Owls 3 - Spurs 4
Great result for the start of the season. We have now made up half of
the 6 point deficit that I thought would consume much of the season.
I gather that Klinsmann's input to the game was significant. It looks
like he could well end up as almost as an astute signing as Cantona was
for United. The thing that concerns me however is that we usually
manage to start the season off pretty well, lets just hope our form
can be maintained this season.
I am currently in Australia and football coverage is limited to an hour
of highlights on a Monday evening. So could anyone provide me with the
details to Saturdays game please?
Thanks,
David.
|
45.1528 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 22 1994 11:40 | 23 |
|
What a game, it was brilliant, and both sides played good open
attacking football, from the start. Tottenham dominated the first half
even to an extent that Wednesday were just running around like
headless chickens chasing the ball. Klinsmann was involved in both
goals, but for me Illie Dumitrescu was the star of the first half, his
running with the ball and passing were excellent, he is without doubt a
good player and could turn out to be a bargain at the price. We were
two up at ha;f time and in complete control ( Sheringham & Anderton ).
The second half was a different story, Wednsday upped the pace and were
all over us, and scored through Petrescu, then they upped the pace even
more and we were struggling, and for some reason Colin Calderwood
thought he was playing for them and decided to blast the ball into the
top corner and suddenly it was 2-2 and we were in trouble. Off went Sol
Cambell ( who had a good game and on came Gary Mabbutt, a few minutes
later we were back in front with Barmby scoring. Then Klinsmann made it
four, and we've won we all thought, but about a minute later Hirst
scored the best goal of the game and it's 4-3. Klinsmann was carried
off injured and it was a long ten minutes, and Wednsday should have
scored but Walker made a fine diving save at Williams (?) feet.
Dave...
|
45.1529 | Early days ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Aug 22 1994 16:10 | 10 |
| Very pleased with the result, although defensively we must ensure we do
not lose two goal leads. I was surprised with the decision to play
Calderwood in the midfield role, I would have thought David Howells
much better suited to fill this position. Lets hope we can get the
defensive positions sorted out ASAP. Austin wants a move and Mabbutt is
rumoured to be wanted by Derby.
Looking forward to Wednesday evening.
Antony
|
45.1530 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Mon Aug 22 1994 16:34 | 5 |
| Spurs are going to be very popular this season if they keep on producing games
like that! Great to see Klinsmann having such a good time - at least according
to MOTD highlights. And great goal by Calderwood!!
g
|
45.1531 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 22 1994 16:51 | 20 |
45.1532 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Devil inside 3B^) | Mon Aug 22 1994 16:58 | 6 |
| I think I could quite like that Klinsman geezer. His heart seems to be
in the right place. Shame Ruddock was a greedy bar steward, he'd have
shored things up quite nicely.
Rich.
|
45.1533 | | LEMAN::SIMPSON | Stephen Simpson@GEO, DTN:821 5105 | Mon Aug 22 1994 17:19 | 21 |
| I think Klinsman's attitude is great. I've watched him regularly in Italy and
France.
- He's very sporting
- Often runs to pick the ball up if he's given away a free kick
(foul or offside).
- Helps players up after he's tangled with them.
- Is a trier
- You never get less than 100% effort from him.
- and he can play as well..
In an interview he said that he left Monaco because it lacked atmosphere and
passion for football (average crowd is very small) - that is why he has come
to Spurs.
Now, if Klinsman could just keep his balance in the penalty area, then he'd be
perfect..!
|
45.1534 | Defensive jigsaw puzzle ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 23 1994 13:57 | 7 |
| Sky are saying that Babb will be a Spurs or Liverpool player by the end
of today(Heard that a few times before). Let's hope we can sort this
out. Other targets are Bardsley at QPR and Aldair at Roma. Austin and
Mabbutt are looking to be surplus. I think Mabbutt is someone with so
much experience he would be invaluable to our squad this season.
Antony
|
45.1535 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 23 1994 14:26 | 16 |
|
SKY also make us favourites to sign him now, but in The Sun this morning
Alan Sugar has said he is fed up with the whole thing, that he is'nt
going to get involved in an auction, and Coventry should sell Babb to
Liverpool.
Sol Cambell went off injured on Sat, so Gary Mabbutt could be playing
tomorrow against Everton.
The champions on Saturday, I saw enough last night to think we will
give their defence plenty of problems, but we know for sure, they will
give our defence plenty of problems, so there could be plenty of goals,
and as they obviously are'nt the same team without the Frenchman, we
might even pull off a suprise.
Dave...
|
45.1536 | Alternatives !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 23 1994 14:42 | 16 |
| Dave,
I actually think this is a bit of bluff from Sugar to not show his
position. It is apparent for all to see we have large problems with our
defence and if Ossie/Sugar really believe Babb is the solution then
500k shouldn't stop us from sorting the problem.
I am amazed that Kit Symons of Portsmouth has not been approached.
Excellent player, and I'm sure we could get a good value deal versus
the money we are looking to give to Coventry. Also the Bolton Central
Defender is an extremely good prospect, can't for the life of me
remember his name. I would just like the situation sorted.
Antony
Antony
|
45.1537 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Resonate some understanding | Tue Aug 23 1994 15:28 | 6 |
45.1538 | what a whooper | MOTH::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 23 1994 15:39 | 8 |
| Mike,
how whopping was the Liverpool offer ?
If Symons is available I think he should definitely be on Ossie's list
of possibles.
Antony
|
45.1539 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Resonate some understanding | Tue Aug 23 1994 15:44 | 7 |
45.1540 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 23 1994 15:44 | 12 |
45.1541 | Symons for me. | MOTH::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 23 1994 16:15 | 7 |
| Dave,
I would say that you are correct in the fact Symons has no Premier
experience but he has played a few times internationally for Wales and
is much further advanced in terms of experience than Campbell or Nethercott.
Antony
|
45.1542 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 23 1994 17:02 | 9 |
45.1543 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Tue Aug 23 1994 18:11 | 16 |
| Hang about ,can a tribunal not decide on the valuation of a player.
It seems to me from the last couple of replies that players careers are being
hampered by the excessive greed of their clubs.
After all Jason McAteer only signed his new contract with Bolton 2 weeks before
the beginning of the season , surely he was a free agent up until he signed so
why wasn't he snapped up by Evans etc...?
As everyone has said , the prices being asked for players such as Babb are
disgraceful and more importantly are preventing good players from improving
their game , chances of winning trophies and chances of gaining international
honours.
Somthing needs to be done to regulate these transfer fees before they ruin clubs
altogether.
Peter.
|
45.1544 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Resonate some understanding | Tue Aug 23 1994 19:40 | 4 |
| I think McAteer and Stubbs both wanted to stay at Bolton. Don't players get a
percentage of the transfer fee?
Mike
|
45.1545 | Signing from Wolves???? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Aug 23 1994 22:24 | 26 |
| Have we or have we not signed a young lad from Wolves????
What's happened????
If we have, is he a central defender or what??????
Let's hope for another good match against boring, boring Everton
tomorrow night.
Is Klinsman fit to play??? Should be surely??
Klinsman, Sheringham, Barmby, Anderton and Dumetresieu (spelling??)
has to be the best attacking line up in the country!!!!!!
.....Pity our defensive line up is one of the worst!! Ha,ha!!
The young players are good but 4 young defenders is a little
lacking in experience
Who captained the team on Saturday????? Sheringham?????
Steve
|
45.1546 | Use your head Ossie!! | SNOC02::PARSONSDAVID | | Wed Aug 24 1994 10:42 | 16 |
| I agree, 3-4 million pounds is an extremely ridiculous figure
especially for someone as relatively unknown as Babb. I think a
tribunal would give a more realistic assessment of the players true
value. Perhaps Kenny Dalglish should make use of this facility before
he wastes too much more of Jack Walkers money. If we bought Babb
through a tribunal, I wouldn't be suprised to see the price we pay drop
by a considerable amount. However, having said that I personally would
buy Aldair as he sounds better value for money than Babb does. Although
instead of wasting 3-4 million on one player, why doesn't Ossie just
buy two experienced defenders for about 2 million each? I am sure that
there are plenty of quality defenders in this price range. I say let
Liverpool have Babb, especially as he may not live up to his pricetag
very well.
David.
|
45.1547 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 24 1994 12:07 | 21 |
|
Re-2
Sheringham was captain on Saturday.
Klinsmann is fit to play tonight, the team is the same is Saturday:
Walker
Kerslake
Edinburgh
Cambell
Nethercott
Dumitrescu
Anderton
Barmby
Sheringham
Klinsmann
Vinny Samways return's, and Spurs go top of the league.
Dave...
|
45.1548 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Aug 24 1994 12:42 | 6 |
| Did we sign that player from Wolves or what?????
What position does he play?????
Steve
|
45.1549 | He played midfield on A Question of Sport ... | BERN01::BOLGER | Weather's here,wish U were beautiful | Wed Aug 24 1994 13:13 | 16 |
| Re: Did we sign that player from Wolves or what?????
Yeah,
apparently Ossie has pulled off anothe great coup with the signing of
a very experienced wolves player. The transfer fee hasn't been
revealed yet but it is believed to have been in the region of 2
million. The player ?
Emlyn Hughes !
Jerry. ;-)
|
45.1550 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 24 1994 13:30 | 7 |
|
RE-2
Mark Burke was his name I think, and he was released after a two week
trial I believe.
Dave...
|
45.1551 | 6 points = 0 points | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 25 1994 11:49 | 13 |
|
Spurs 2 Everton 1
Klinsmann 2 cant remeber
I'll leave it to Antony for the match report, as I only listened to Sir
Jonathen's commentary......
We've been drawn against Watford ( away in the first leg ) in the Cup
we will win this season.
Great start.
Dave...
|
45.1552 | Top and bottom at the same time.... | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Thu Aug 25 1994 14:19 | 7 |
|
It certainly is....
This Klinnsmann chap seems to be doing what he was bought for....
Dezzz.
|
45.1553 | Klliinnsssssmmmmaannnnnnn !!! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Aug 25 1994 14:49 | 55 |
| Well, there was an incredible atmosphere before the game, loads of
people without tickets just came down to savour the atmosphere and
stand behind what used to be the Park Lane end which is now a
demolition site with a few seats.
Playing exactly the same team as Saturday we totally outclassed Everton
first half. We hit the crossbar with one flowing move and then a cross,
a superb Sheringham flick and No 18 acrobatically volleyed into the net
and an eleven man dive took place. Five minutes later and another cross
was meet by Juergen and we were two up. Samways looked as usual very
neat but Evertob were very ineffective. Handball and Sheringham blasted
a penalty well wide to end the first half.
A successful penalty would have totally killed Everton but they came
out and within two minutes had pulled one back with some very
ineffective marking in the Totts defence.
We then seemed to be second to every ball. Dumitrescu who was all over
the pitch first half looked shagged and was replaced by Hazard who was
the only Totts midfielder to hold onto the ball and control the play.
Everton had some very good chances to equalise. Mabbutt came on to a
marvellous ovation. Southall made a blinding save to push a Sheringham
curling twenty yarder round the post.
Overall a very good confidence building performance. I would say there
are two main positions to fill, the holding role in midfield which did
not suit Calderwood at all and someone in the centre of the defence
with a bit of experience to boss that area. The trouble is we also have
a young goalie in Walker who does not have the same physical presence
as Erik. Thats not to say Nethercoot and Campbell didn't play well but
they sometimes played the wrong option and put unnecessary pressure
back on the defence. I thought Sheringham and Klinnsman looked deadly
up front and they were the real difference between the teams.
Watching Everton was like a mirror image of us last year, very neat,
very precise but absolutely not thrust in the attack. I think we will
get a much stiffer examination on Saturday and the thought of Giggs and
Kanchelskis against Edinburgh and Kerslake is frightening.
Altogether a very happy totts fans who has even joined TISA.
OTHER NEWS
Spurs have go Watford away in the coca cola.
London Monarchs American Football team will play at WHL in April in the
world league(More income)
Antony
|
45.1554 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Thu Aug 25 1994 17:28 | 5 |
|
Lad's, I'm getting worried. At this rate you might get your long
awaited win over my beloved Chelsea.....NAH!
Loz.
|
45.1555 | Klinsmania!! | SNOC02::PARSONSDAVID | | Fri Aug 26 1994 08:50 | 12 |
| Played 2, won 2. It is quite a while since the Spurs have had this kind
of record. For most of last season they looked and played like a first
division side and before the points fine was reduced to 6 and
Klinsmann was signed I thought they would be dead certs for the drop.
But now after a couple of decent signings things are looking a lot
rosier. We can still play the attractive passing game for which we are
famous safe in the knowledge that we have one of the worlds best
forwards waiting to put the ball were it belongs at any given
opportunity. Any news on the defence, are we still after Babb?
IMO we should be able to give United a run for their money as they
ain't the same without Cantona.
|
45.1556 | Campbell/Nethercott | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Aug 30 1994 14:47 | 9 |
| Well I did not attend the Man Utd game and only saw briefest highlights
but we certainly had the chances to at least equalise. It is very
important we get this loss out of the system and get back to winning
points at Ipswich this evening.
It looks like Babb will be a Liverpool player in the next couple of
days. How did our centre back pairing play on Saturday?
Antony
|
45.1557 | Second best | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Tue Aug 30 1994 16:46 | 31 |
| Antony,
I couldn't get a ticket for Newcastle so settled for the number 2
match of the day.
I'm afraid that Spurs were not very impressive to me, although my Spurs
fan buddy thought that they were more unlucky than inept.
I was looking forward to some exciting football with a skilled build up
and top class finishing, but didn't get it. Most of the first half
consisted of punting the long ball down the middle. I kept looking for
Cantona to receive the ball and flick it on but he seemed to be
mysteriously absent. It's a pity that his teammates hadn't realised
that he is suspended. Spurs didn't really create anything although
Klinsman looked a cut above the rest. United looked in control without
threatening. Kanchelskis was the most dangerous player cutting in twice
from the right but hitting weak shots across the goal. I was quite
happy with this as I'd got 14-1 for him to score the first goal.
In the second half United got their goal early and the expected
response of a little more effort came from Spurs. Sherringham took the
penalty far too quickly (he WAS nervous) and after that the Spurs heads
dropped. Klisman began falling back to midfield to look for the ball
and at that point it was all over.
I'm afraid that ManU were a class above Spurs in terms of professional
approach. They shut out the expected Spurs attack, scored their goal,
closed shop and went away with 3 points. The difference in skill shown
by the players was not apparent, the approach of the teams was.
Peter
|
45.1558 | Sunday papers | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Apples!! Dagnamit!! | Tue Aug 30 1994 17:29 | 6 |
|
I heard that Campbell & Nethercott played very well.
Tony
|
45.1559 | Ease up!!!!!!!!!!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Aug 30 1994 22:31 | 36 |
| re -1
This Spurs side has been together for three proper games now and
with a little more precise finishing we could have beaten Man Utd
on Saturday.
Spurs were the attacking team, Spurs produced most of the chances
and who wouldn't expect a team (Man Utd) that's been together for
several seasons and has been the best team in the country, recently,
to be a bit more organised than an almost completely new team??????
Spurs did bloody well on Saturday and despite the pen miss and
a few misses in front of goal deserve a lot of credit.
Transfer News
=============
Words from Mr Sugar on BBC Grandstand, Sat lunch time:-
He basically said Spurs made an original offer for Babb which
was turned down and then 'Pool got envolved and the typical
bid in the Sun took place. He said Spurs don't do business like
that.
When told by the BBC interviewer that the Spurs fans still thought
a defender was needed, he responded with, Spurs will only buy
quality. It's that or nothing!!!!
Mr Sugar I'm impressed!!!
Maybe he's learnt the mistakes of Dozzell, Calderwood, Scott etc???
Is Dozzell injured or just too crap to get in the team?????
We need a young Micky Hazard as as soon as he replaces Calderwood in
the matches so far, we start playing much better!!!!
Steve
|
45.1560 | Good performance!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Aug 31 1994 12:45 | 27 |
| Ipswich 1 - 3 Spurs
Kiywomia?? 85 Klinsmann 14,38
Dumitrescu 28
A resounding victory for the boys with the German wonder now
on 5 goals!!!
Every one of our five fowards has now scored with Dumitrescu
opening his account last night.
We hit the wood work twice in the second half with Anderton
and Klinsmann again, I think?? Before Chris Kiywomia (or what
ever it is!!) hit a consolation five mins from time.
If Spurs come close to beating the Utd's and 'Pool and trample
on the lesser sides we are going to be in the top quarter of the
table, which is unheard of since about 1988!!!
Transfer News
=============
Mr Mabbutt is appartently off as part of a swap deal!!!!
I don't know which club or the player we want to swap him
for, so someone else enlighten us????
Steve
|
45.1561 | 9pts or is it 3 | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Aug 31 1994 14:03 | 9 |
| Excellent result for the boys, it was always going to be very
interesting to see how they reacted to their first defeat.
Mabbutt is a swap option to tempt Wimbledon to part with Scales. Pity
we didn't offer Scott and Calderwood instead.
Week or so's rest and back to action v Southampton at home on Sky.
Antony
|
45.1562 | ?????????????? | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | make Life easy for yourself | Wed Aug 31 1994 23:55 | 4 |
|
Could someone please tell me the age of Klinsmann ????
SQF Jambo #1
|
45.1563 | | PAKORA::GPIKE | | Thu Sep 01 1994 00:15 | 3 |
|
It's hard to tell as he keeps diving the question...
|
45.1564 | 28ish | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Thu Sep 01 1994 12:59 | 1 |
|
|
45.1565 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Thu Sep 01 1994 14:14 | 1 |
| 30
|
45.1566 | Transfer Talk!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Sep 02 1994 12:54 | 12 |
| Anyone know what's happening with the Mabbutt swap deal???????????
Is Jason Dozzell injured or just not up to first team football???
When will Erik the Viking be fit again???????????
(IF I think of anymore questions I'll add 'em later!)
Steve
|
45.1567 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Sep 02 1994 19:43 | 1 |
| Does no-one reply to Spurs notes anymore???
|
45.1568 | Yes ! | BERN01::BOLGER | Weather's here,wish U were beautiful | Fri Sep 02 1994 19:56 | 0 |
45.1569 | | TRUCKS::SANT | wide-eyed and legless....mostly | Fri Sep 02 1994 20:07 | 6 |
|
Ferraro's in Italy for three weeks. If Dave Wilson's off too
you'll have to talk to yourself in the meantime...
Andy.
|
45.1570 | He's trying to get Gazza Back.... | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | Just another Day!! | Fri Sep 02 1994 20:16 | 0 |
45.1571 | standard joke really | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! | Fri Sep 02 1994 20:18 | 9 |
|
> you'll have to talk to yourself in the meantime...
You should go to Barnsleys home games.
you get used to it!
;-)
Ian.
|
45.1572 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 05 1994 12:07 | 16 |
45.1573 | Matheus was 2nd | RTOEU::RDELANEY | A knob of butter..... | Mon Sep 05 1994 13:21 | 3 |
| Klinsmann just got the German Footballer of the year award......
- Robin
|
45.1574 | That man knows his football ! | BERN01::BOLGER | Weather's here,wish U were beautiful | Mon Sep 05 1994 14:17 | 8 |
| I saw Klinsmann interviewed on a German TV program last week. They
asked him if, having started so well in the opening games, he was
dissapointed to have lost to ManU. He replied "No, not at all. They
are the best team in England !"
Can't agrue with that !!!
Jerry.
|
45.1575 | Thats why they are champs.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 05 1994 14:38 | 4 |
|
Well that pretty obvious isnt it ?
Dave...
|
45.1576 | Popescu for Spurs | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Sep 05 1994 16:37 | 11 |
| Ossie spent all day yesterday talking to Popescu and
his club. Apparently the club has said "YES" and now
it is just up to the player to settle personal terms.
Lets hope we get him!!!!
His experience alongside the talent of Sol Cambell
should prove to be an excellent defense, when he
settles in.
Is Mabbutt staying????
|
45.1577 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Mon Sep 05 1994 18:08 | 7 |
|
Could someone remind me of the rules about foreign players playing
in the Premier League. Ceefax said something about a limit of three
applying. This would surely mean that there is no room for Erik to
return even if fit.
Has a signing been announced yet?
|
45.1578 | ??? | KIRKTN::GPIKE | | Mon Sep 05 1994 19:09 | 7 |
|
Are not uefa trying to bring in the 3 foreign players for domestic
games as well as european matches.
But i believe that most FA's are against this, and that it is not
a hard rule YET.
|
45.1579 | Foreign player limit | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Sep 05 1994 22:30 | 23 |
| I mentioned exactly the same thing in a note when we signed Klinsmann
and Dumie but got no reply????
I'm sure there was originally a rule that only two foreign players were
allowed in a team and then this was increased to three just at the time
when we signed Gudni Bergsson, Nayim(Mohammed Ali Amar, as he likes to
be called??) and big Erik.
Obviously we were then in the First Division. Did the Premiership have
a different ruling???????
As far as I am concerned there is still a definate limit.
We need Erik in goal, when he's fit, cos Ian Walker needs to feel he's
got to fight for his place so he keeps improving and no doubt a spell in
the reserves no and again will keep both him and Erik on their toes.
Q. Anyone know when Erik is supposed to be back?????????????????????????
Steve
|
45.1580 | (divertissement....) | IRNBRU::HOWARD | June18-94, the Italian Job | Mon Sep 05 1994 22:51 | 11 |
| Has any team challenged this `x amount of foreigners per team' rule? I
thought that the EC Single Market and free trade and Maastricht Treaty
and all that stuff meant that you could work (play football) wherever
you wanted to, as long as it was within the EC, therefore the FA would be
breaking European law by restricting teams to 3 foreigners....
or am I talking complete rubbish????....
Ray....
up the R's
|
45.1581 | I think you're right there Ray ! | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Tue Sep 06 1994 13:42 | 3 |
| I suggest you give Mr.Delors( or who ever it is now ) a call .
Peter.
|
45.1582 | Foreign player limit = 3 | MOVIES::PLAYFORD | Kevin @ EDO-13 [DTN:824-3394] | Tue Sep 06 1994 13:58 | 12 |
|
CEEFAX implied last night that the limit on foreign players within
the Premier was three.
re: a couple back
I heard a rumour that the EC would uphold any appeal made against
the foreign player limit, both in national leagues and for teams
competing in European competitions. A German club were due to appeal
against the limit - don't know which one maybe Dezz does.
/Kev
|
45.1583 | Erik The Brit !!! | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Tue Sep 06 1994 16:50 | 9 |
| Can't see what the problem with the foreign players is....
Our 3 would be Popescu (if he signs), Klinnsman and Illie. Big Erik (so
I understand) has been with the club long enough (over 5 years) so he
is not classed as foreign (onther of those great rules).
Any ideas anyone ?
Rob..
|
45.1584 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 06 1994 17:04 | 12 |
|
Rob..
I think that is right, I read about Eric not being classed as a
foreigner in Premiership games, so we don't have a problem, unless of
course Ossie decides to drop Teddy and bring in Rocket Ronnie........
Not sure what will happen next season when we are in the UEFA Cup
though, but if Ian Walker continues to play well, then Eric might not
get his place back anyway.
Dave...
|
45.1585 | I forgot!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Sep 07 1994 15:37 | 7 |
| Of course Ronnie Rosenthial is still with us!!!
Bet he wished he'd gone somewhere else??
I take it he's not injured, just not good enough to make the subs bench!!!
Steve
|
45.1586 | New signings???? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Sep 07 1994 18:25 | 10 |
| Have
we
signed
any
more
players
yet????????????????
Steve
|
45.1587 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Sep 09 1994 18:08 | 22 |
| Tottenham's profits have fallen from 3.x million
down to 675,000 (or something close!) this is mainly
due to the transfers but also the big FA fine.
Don't think it's that bad at all really. Next year's
should be good as our new Super Team are bound to pull
the crowds in.
Darren Anderton has signed a million pound deal with
Diadora, boot sponsorship. Let's hope he doesn't do
a Gazza and wear someone else's, in front of the cameras!!
Darren wants to secure his future at Spurs. Despite having
2 yrs left on the current contract it came up for review
when he one his first full Eng cap.
Boli has now agreed to stay at Rangers and I've heard nothing
on the Popescu front???? Anyone else??????????
Steve
|
45.1588 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Fri Sep 09 1994 18:45 | 12 |
| Popescu...
it looks like it fell through, given that PSV said that personal
terms had to be resolved by Monday. On the other hand, with our
financial results due out yesterday, with an inevitable loss, it's
conceivable that they're saving the announcement. Perhaps
they hope that a new signing will cause a bit of a rally on the share
price to recoup the 10p it dropped by yesterday. Apparently, signing
Klinsmann raised the share value enormously, so confirmation that we've
signed a decent defender might be worth a few bob - enough to offset
his personal terms perhaps!
|
45.1589 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | In Bigshorts We Trust | Fri Sep 09 1994 19:23 | 4 |
| Or maybe you're just dreaming and Popescu wants to stay at a club with a future.
8-)
Mike
|
45.1590 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Fri Sep 09 1994 20:40 | 3 |
|
Rumours that Aston Villa and Doncaster Rovers have been contacted are
therefore unfounded.
|
45.1591 | Another | ESSB::BLONG | PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1993 & 1994 | Sat Sep 10 1994 14:30 | 3 |
45.1592 | Popescu? | STAR::CASSILY | | Sat Sep 10 1994 16:15 | 5 |
|
Re: Popescu....signing yesterday.....with Spurs? (I hope). If so, when
is he eligible for play?
Mike
|
45.1593 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 12 1994 11:49 | 11 |
45.1594 | | PCOJCT::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Mon Sep 12 1994 18:00 | 6 |
| Please oh please, don't let me suffer any longer...
I can't seem to get a score here in New York for the match Saturday
night, and am anxious for an update.
I hope no news is not bad news.:)
|
45.1595 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | | Mon Sep 12 1994 18:02 | 10 |
|
OK, but you'll wish you hadn't asked.......
........Spurs didn't have a game! 8-)
they're playing Southampton tonight (live on Sky).
Glad to be of assistance....JBG
|
45.1596 | Tonight | EVTDD1::LAFONTAINE | A flame about this high | Mon Sep 12 1994 18:04 | 9 |
| Isnt Spurs vs Southhampton played tonight ???
While I'm at it, there an English pub here in Paris (The Frog & Rosbif)
that shows live 1er football every monday night, including Spurs
tonight. Don't remember the address right now, but let me know if you're
interested...
Eric
|
45.1597 | | PCOJCT::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Mon Sep 12 1994 18:38 | 5 |
| Oops...well, I'm just a little embarrassed at the moment, but can now
rest easy. I thought the game was scheduled on the 10th.
Thanks for the info. Wish I had someplace in this city that had the
match on live...
|
45.1598 | A Pommy Sydneysider. | SNLV01::PARSONSDAVID | | Tue Sep 13 1994 07:58 | 9 |
| Please could someone enlighten me on the Southampton score.
I would like to be able to think that we were able to put on
another convincing display and that Klinsmann put at least 2
goals past old Brucie.
In Australia you don't get Saturdays English results until the
following Monday and I will not be able to get last nights score until
Wednesday morning. The Aussies around here are all too preoccupied
with their Rugby League or "footy" as they like to call it, to care
about the true world game.
|
45.1599 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | | Tue Sep 13 1994 11:12 | 6 |
|
Klinsmann scored the first after 5 minutes....
Le Tissier got the other 2 in the 76th (pen) & 89th minutes! 8-)
JBG
|
45.1600 | err//ok we are not that good. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 13 1994 11:52 | 36 |
|
Spurs 1 Soton 2
Klinsmann Le Tiss 2
Both teams got exactly what they deserved, we were terrible, and
Southampton played far better than expected, and the only thing that
amazed me was that it took them so long to score.
What worries me is that in three home games we struggled to beat
Everton and have lost the other two, I hope the WHL jinx isnt going to
start all over again this season.
Still, atleast this brings everyone down to earth ( myself included )
and we realise that we still have a job to do and its not going to be
as easy as we all expected.
Jurgen scored in the sixth minute, after he ran onto a long ball and
hit Brucie with his shot, the ball bounced out to Darren Anderton who's
shot hit the defender and bounced straight back to Klinsmann who
scored.
After that both teams missed chances, but Southampton were on top
throughout. Their first goal was a penalty, that resulted in Sol
Campell getting sent off, and then a mistake by nethercott with 1
minute to go gifted Le Tissier his second.
The defence was all over the place last night, Popescu should be able
to calm things down, but Cambell (19) and Nethercott (21) are still
very young and mistakes are going to happen.
Leicester on Saturday, it would be nice to bounce straight back with a
win.
Dave...
|
45.1601 | Deserved Result. | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Tue Sep 13 1994 12:05 | 28 |
| Dave
What do you make of Teddy at the moment. I went to the Everton, saw
highlights of the United game and watched last nights game on Sky and
for me he is coming too deep, too often. How do you feel about it ?
Also last night we seemed to have returned to the Peter Shreeves days
of the keeper (Iam Walker who had a great game...more a Man Of the
Match than Jurgen on this occasion) continually playing the long ball -
surely there has to be a better way.
I agree with you though that we were terrible, I thought Sol was unlucky
to be sent off, not even sure if the foul was in the box but I
definately don't think the challenge was worth a red card.
But fair play to Southampton...they did deserve the 3 points on the
night. We are now "really" 6th from bottom and 2 points behind the
Gooners.
Never has been any chance of winning the Premiership...but a place in
the UEFA next season....a definate possibility.
Views anyone....?
Rob,
|
45.1602 | BBC | GLADYS::CRAVEN | A McBodybag | Tue Sep 13 1994 12:25 | 9 |
| re 1598
You can get the results by listening to the World Service on 1224
AM dial or 2KY (1117 AM) at midnight on Saturday. I also think they
run updates for midweek matches. 2RPH(1224) broadcasts the BBC all night
every night.
Ica
P.S. Up the Bulldogs!!
|
45.1603 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 13 1994 13:16 | 25 |
|
re.1601
Rob,
I think Teddy is very concious of the attackers defensive
responsibilities in the way the team are playing. Also there does'nt
seem to any set position for the five attackers, the movement is all
part of the tactics to drag defenders out. I also think he is
suffering from a crisis in confidence in front of goal, snatching at
chances, passing when he should be shooting....he'll come good again,
no doubt about that.
I think we are going to have to accept results like last night this
season playing the way we are playing, when things go well we are going
to hammer teams, but when they go badly we are going to lose games, no
doubt about that. I hope Ossie keeps his nerve if things start to go
badly in a few games and sticks with the formation, as the two centre
backs get more experience and confidence, and the foreign players
settle into premiership football, the bad results will start occuring
less and less, I'm pretty confident about that.
I think the Coke Cup is the way into Europe for us.
Dave...
|
45.1604 | 1-2 | PEKING::SHALLOMA | NORA MOLLAHS! | Tue Sep 13 1994 13:37 | 10 |
| Dave,
You never rated Le-Tisier,...Never mind...
|
45.1605 | | YUPPY::PANES | I've got Stu under my skin | Tue Sep 13 1994 14:06 | 5 |
| I don't know how Klinsmann got the MOTM. The player who seem to be
the most influential to me , was Heaney. Oh, and how anyone could think
about offering a million plus for Dowie is completely beyond me.
Stuart
|
45.1606 | C.P. - They Would | SIOG::HAUGHEY | | Tue Sep 13 1994 14:49 | 1 |
| Crystal Palace would!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
|
45.1607 | Blame the DJ!!!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Sep 13 1994 21:25 | 31 |
| Yesterday morning I did my usual trip up to Reading
from my weekend home near Portsmouth. I was listening
to 97.5 FM (Ocean FM) and let out a big shout when
the DJ said Saints were going to edge the game 2-1.
I laughed at his local loyalness. ...Well until I saw
the score update from 1-0 to 1-1 on CEEFAX, with
Cambell being sent off. I could just feel we were going
to get beaten. Sure enough the score came up 2-1!!!!
Aargh!!!! It wasn't Klinsmann or even Stuart Nearthcott's
fault but some stupid Ocean FM DJ for jinxing the game.
Last time I listen to that station!!!!!!!!!!!!!
=======================================================
Watch out Leicester!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Saturday the team is going to be itching to put things
right. Gheorge Popescu is going to be tormenting the
entire Leicester team and Shezza is going to rediscover
his scoring ability.
Thank you Southampton, for bringing the Spurs players
and us fans back down to earth.
We'll whip 'em at the Dell on Apr 1st anyway!!!!!
Steve
|
45.1608 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | All pigs fed and ready to fly | Thu Sep 15 1994 15:59 | 4 |
| Last day tomorrow. Keep up the good work in here
Rich.
|
45.1609 | Lock the doors !!! Keep 'em in. | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Thu Sep 15 1994 16:58 | 13 |
| Com'on lads
Too many of you are leaving. The team is falling appart. Feels a bit like
Norwich City in here. Relegation looms.
Good luck Rich ,
Can't think of anything original to write 'cos I've exausted all my emotion on
Andy Greens' farewell note. But thanks for all the fish anyway ?
Cheers,
Peter.
|
45.1610 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | | Thu Sep 15 1994 17:30 | 9 |
|
Yeah ciao Richard,
I know we didn't always see eye to eye, but then you're a typical
arrogant English..... 8-) Only joking - good luck boyo.
JBG
Ps. Are you going back to the chippy in Treforrest??
|
45.1611 | Work permit delay | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Sep 16 1994 16:00 | 13 |
| It looks as if Gheorge Popescu's debut for Spurs may well be delayed
a little longer.
Last night he had still not received his work permit as the authorities
had not supplied all necessary info for the Dept of Employment.
Whether he plays or not Leicester are in for an absolute hammering
tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!
Steve
|
45.1612 | Disappointed. | SNLV01::PARSONSDAVID | | Mon Sep 19 1994 03:41 | 5 |
| It looks as if the early season confidance has already left us.
What happened to make us lose 3-1 against Leicester?
At least Klinsmann picked up number 7 though.
|
45.1613 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | | Mon Sep 19 1994 13:09 | 12 |
|
Re. 1611
>> Whether he plays or not Leicester are in for an absolute hammering
>> tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!
......take the day of Steve, you need it! 8-)
JBG
|
45.1614 | nothing to do with migraine.... | TRUCKS::SANT | comfortably numb... | Mon Sep 19 1994 14:20 | 9 |
|
Well Antony, was Gazza hiding in the boot of my car on the ferry
on Saturday? 8-)
He wasn't on C4 yesterday for Milan v Lazio, so where was he???!!
I can feel a headline coming on....
Andy.
|
45.1615 | | ADDULT::ROBERTSON | OSAK | Mon Sep 19 1994 14:46 | 8 |
| re -.2
Funny you should say that, he's not in yet :-)
Al
Spurs are currently 2nd from bottom, and it looked soooo good a couple of weeks
ago.
|
45.1616 | Ferraro scoops Baggio......... | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Sep 19 1994 15:45 | 31 |
| Well, I go away and all is well and two games later we are back in mini
crisis. I was very pleased to hear Popescu had signed. Judging by the
Leicester goals on Saturday we need him.
Well, I visited Torino and Milano in a quest to bring more foreign
talent to the lane. I can announce that I have scoped the signing of
Baggio ............Guiseppe Baggio, the waiter at our table during a
visit to Lago Maggiore. Guiseppe demonstrated his talents juggling a
bread roll before volleying it out of the window.
I managed to watch lots of footie whilst there, on the TV including
Italy's memorable 1-1 with Slovenia.
On the Spurs front Watford on Wednesday followed by a attractive
looking game v Notts forest at home. The only puzzle I have is why
Ossie persists with Calderwood in the midfield, Is Howells injuried as
he is IMO a much better bet to play this position.
Antony
|
45.1617 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 19 1994 17:47 | 22 |
|
According to some papers today, changes will be made now, and the five
man attack is about to be scrapped. Nick Barmby will be dropped and
Howells will come into midfield, and Popescu will play in front of the
back four. Maybe it's time for Gary Mabbutt to return to the centre of
defence in place of Stuart Nethercott. Prospect or not, we cant afford
to lose to many games.
Watching the highlights on MOTD, and listening to the commentary it
seems we missed chances but the defending was a joke. Leicester had so
much space when they attacked as we were repeatedly caught with to many
men upfield.
The Watford game is very important, we really need to be putting
everything into the Coke Cup games, as it probably represents the only
chance of getting into Europe for us this season.
Things have changed around very quickly, from a very positive start, we
are struggling now, but they can change back the other way just as
quickly again hopefully.
Dave...
|
45.1618 | Re-think, I think | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | Kicker conspiracy | Mon Sep 19 1994 17:55 | 7 |
|
'Pop'. Whoops the Spurs' bubble has burst. Talk to any Barnet fan and
they will tell that Nethercott was regarded as a donkey during his
Underhill days. Even more frightening is that Venables picked him
for the Under-21 side.
Andy
|
45.1619 | Drop Neathercott!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Sep 19 1994 22:06 | 29 |
| For goodness sake get rid of Neathercott now!!!!!
Yes, he is an exciting prospect BUT at the moment he's playing crap!!
The second Southampton goal and 2 of the Leicester goals are definately
100% down to him.
I don't think anyone should panic as Tottenham still have one of the best
attacks in the Leauge. The only thing is, with should an attacking minded
team we must score more goals or at least put teams under greater pressure.
Just seen a video of the Saints game and it was obvious right the way
through the game that Southampton wanted the ball far more than Spurs
did. Sol Campbell and David Kerslake where the only good defenders in the
team.
Why is Mabbutt left on the bench????? He should of come on against Saints
and he should of being playing from the start against Leicester.
Calderwood is 90% useless and Mabbutt in midfield would be better than
him.
Popescu's wp should be through today so lets hope he plays and plays well
against Watford on Wednesday.
Steve
|
45.1620 | Dumitrescu settled yet?????????? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Sep 19 1994 22:09 | 14 |
| What do people think of Illie Dumitrescu????????????
I think he is a very good player but I don't think
he has adjusted to the Premiership and our formation
yet?????????????
Klinsmann on the other hand seems as happy as ever.
Over head kicks, back to goal, running through the
defense, passing to others - He's the best signing
any club in this country has made for years!!!!!!
What a bargain!!
Steve
|
45.1621 | Illie or Jurgen ? | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Tue Sep 20 1994 11:44 | 16 |
| Dumitrescu....looks to me like a good confident player...but (and
there's always a BUT)....if you watch him, every time he gets the ball
on the left he always cuts inside onto his right peg - a fact that I'm
sure hasn't gone unnoticed on other Premiership teams.
However overall my view is that in time he will do more for the club
than Klinsmann.
What do people make of all the fuss the Southampton guy (Kenna ??) is
making about Klinsmann "dive" last week ? - watched on SKY and can't see
what all the discussion is about. He went down and got straight up
again.
Forest (not our lucky team) on Saturday...
Rob,
|
45.1622 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 20 1994 12:05 | 8 |
|
I think if Barmby is going to be dropped we will see Dumitrescu play
behind Klinsmann and Sheringham, and not out on the right. This would
probably suit him better, it's going to take him time to settle into the
pace of Premiership games, I still think he will be a star in our
League.
Dave...
|
45.1623 | He'll cut in, but when? | FORTY2::ETHERIDGE | Full Credit | Tue Sep 20 1994 14:10 | 13 |
| re: Dumutrescu
The thing about the Dumutrescu cut in, its really easy to spot
when your watching it on the telly, but as you'll all appreciate
when you're out there playing, things tend to happen very fast, and
he'll be able to get away with it as long as he's got the defender
stationary or backing away.
I mean everybody knows Peter Beardsley's going to swivel his body
and then push the ball straight on, but I haven't seen anybody do a
good job of stopping him at it for the last whatever years.
Ian.
|
45.1624 | The shoulder drop can be seen miles away but... | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Tue Sep 20 1994 14:53 | 11 |
| Yes you maybe right that it isn't that easy to tackle Dumitrescu , but by
cutting into the centre all the time he tends to run into more players than he
can get past and subsequently looses the ball or has to pass it backwards.
As mentioned earlier ,if he does now play a more "central" role and gets the
ball to feet in the centre rather than out on the wing the ammount of time
defenders will have to get orgainsed is reduced by the ammount of time it
usually takes him to get from the wing to outside the 18 yard box.
His delivery should be quicker and a lot more incisive from that position.
Peter.
|
45.1625 | Dumitrescu/Donadoni...a common malaise? | PAVONE::TURNER | | Tue Sep 20 1994 15:16 | 16 |
| I've yet to see Dumitrescu play for Spurs, but the previous notes
reminded me of Donadoni of Milan and Italy.
For the last 3 or 4 years, both Milan and the national team have given
him a role wide on the left in midfield. I've yet to see Donadoni go
outside a full back and cross from the byline; invariably, he is static
when he receives the ball, feints to go outside the defender, and then
turns inside or passes the ball square.
Well, I guess it seems to work for him, although I can't believe he
wouldn't be more effective on the right. Like many players, he shoots
much better than he crosses with his "other" foot. I recall him scoring
several goals by cutting in from the right flank and unleashing a left
foot shot.
Dom
|
45.1626 | Give the guy credit | ISEPUB::CHAMPOLLION | Can-tas-tic | Tue Sep 20 1994 17:19 | 10 |
45.1627 | OK, OK, but apart from *that* occasion... | PAVONE::TURNER | | Tue Sep 20 1994 18:30 | 13 |
| re: .1626
(In my best Captain Mainwaring voice):
"Well done, Wilson. I was wondering who'd be the first to notice
that..."
Quite true, although it has to be said that the Barcellona fullback
(Ferrer?) gave him so much space to go outside that i think my
grandmother would have been hard-pushed to resist!
Still, glad to see you're all paying attention ;-)
Dom
|
45.1628 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Sep 20 1994 19:28 | 10 |
| Has anyone heard if Popescu has got his work permit???
The last I heard he was getting it on Monday and will
be elligable for the Watford game tomorrow.
Does anyone out there think Neathercott should be left
in central defense?????????????
Steve
|
45.1629 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | | Tue Sep 20 1994 19:34 | 10 |
|
>>Does anyone out there think Neathercott should be left
>>in central defense?????????????
Yes, definitely. You have to keep the faith with Neathercott
in the centre of defense, at least for this weekend....
JBG (a Forest support 8-)
|
45.1630 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Sep 21 1994 16:35 | 20 |
| Popescu will make his debut tonight against Watford.
He had to fly back to Holland to get another visa
before it could all be finally sorted out.
Ossie is convinced Gheorghe will be an great hit
and at 2.3 million a bargain tooo!!!!!
Lets hope we whip some botty tonight and don't
forget, the highlights are on Carlton at 10.40pm!!!
I'm nervous about Saturday, v Forrest. They are
definately one of our bogey teams!!!
GOOD LUCK TONIGHT BOYS!!!!
StEvE
|
45.1631 | And Klinsmann got a hat-trick | PAKORA::JJACK | TCB | Thu Sep 22 1994 05:15 | 7 |
|
Result:
Watford......3 Spurs.......6
|
45.1632 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Sep 22 1994 13:47 | 62 |
| Watford 3 - 6 Spurs
Ramage 1 Anderton 4
Mooney 8* Klinsmann 17,34,45
Mabbutt 90 og Dumitrescu ??
Sheringham 83
A VERY good performance by Tottenham.
Team:-
Walker
Edinburgh Mabbutt Campbell Kerslake
(Sub. Howells)
Popescu
Hazard (Sub. Hill)
Anderton Dumitrescu
Sheringham Klinsmann
Popescu had a very good debut, sprayed the ball about well and
is definately going to improve our defense.
Klinsmann's goals were all excellent and he could of have a few
more.
Dumitrescu played his best ever game for Spurs and is much better
playing through the centre rather than stuck on the wing.
Campbell had another really good game apart from when he slipped,
allowing the second Watford goal.
Mabbutt came back with the grit and determination we know and
love and showed at present he is a much better player than poor
Stu Neathercott.
David Kerslake had an excellent game, good defensively but also
made some very promising attacking runs, linking well with the
forwards.
Teddy looked as if he was going to miss out on the goals yet again
but after missing a real sitter from 5 yards he scored a pretty
good goal, which hopefully will restore his confidence.
Last night's match was so much better than the Spurs v Saints
game of just over a week ago. Everyone wanted the ball, they
all linked together well and knew they were going to have to
go out and play, to win the game.
Watford may well of beaten a lesser team but they just didn't
know who to pick up with Anderton, Klinsmann, Dumitrescu, and
Sheringham all running at their defense.
Walker should of been sent off, for bringing a player down
in the area but he wasn't and got back up to save the penalty.
Excellent game and despite the three goals against we were always
on top!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well done Spurs and good luck against Forrest Saturday!!
StEvE
+=+=+
|
45.1633 | 3 goals conceeded ain't good in my book ! | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Thu Sep 22 1994 15:19 | 7 |
| I dunno , but is it O.K to conceede 3 goals ?
Yes , if you're playing attacking football your defense is more vunerable but
then again Watford aren't exactly giants. Maybe Spurs were flattering to
decieve. I'd reserve judgement until they do the same to a premier league side
with a good defense.
Peter.
|
45.1634 | boring it ain't. | TRUCKS::SANT | comfortably numb... | Thu Sep 22 1994 15:31 | 13 |
|
Conceding three goals remains irrelevant provided you score more
than three. Obvious.... Problem comes when sides like Leicester
score three against you and you don't play well.
Anyone hear Glen Roeder (Watford manager) on the radio yesterday
afternoon saying he'd rather win 1-0 than 4-3? Guess he got what
he deserved.
Stick at it, Ossie. It's great for the neutral. Must put years on
you Spurs fans though...
Andy.
|
45.1635 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Thu Sep 22 1994 15:37 | 10 |
| >>Anyone hear Glen Roeder (Watford manager) on the radio yesterday
>>afternoon saying he'd rather win 1-0 than 4-3? Guess he got what
>>he deserved.
My point is that I'd rather see Spurs win 6-0 than 6-3. 6-0 , that's the sort of
result to inspire confidence in a teams attack and defense !
Peter.
|
45.1636 | 8-) stunned | TRUCKS::SANT | comfortably numb... | Thu Sep 22 1994 15:41 | 4 |
|
Don't ask for much do you, Peter!!
Andy.
|
45.1637 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Sep 22 1994 15:45 | 20 |
|
The defence was all over the place last night, make no mistake about
that. Watford could have had five or six, and probably should have. The
thing is we should have had ten, and that is no exageration, we scored
six and missed four sitters.
Its great to win 6-3 and be involved in such entertainmant, but when we
don't score we get beat, end of story, and when you are getting six
points deducted we cant afford to lose to many games to the likes of
Southampton and Leicester.
When the attack is palying well, as it was last night, its
unbeliavabvle to watch........but
We need to tighten up, or we will be the most entertaining side to get
relegated in years.
Dave...
|
45.1638 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Thu Sep 22 1994 16:51 | 15 |
|
it was quite a relief to see Sheringham provide a decent finish on his goal,
especially after seeing him miss an apparently unmissable tap in. He seems to
have been playing second fiddle to such an extent that he'd stopped scoring,
but hopefully the professional finish on the one he scored will help restore
his form. I was more pleased to see his single goal that Klinnsman's hat-trick.
It was also good to see Dumitrescu being more useful than previously. Perhaps
this will continue with the new line-up.
I can't say that I really noticed Popescu, I was too busy counting the goals,
but his real baptism will be against the formidable Coleymore and Roy this
weekend. Can we end our appalling home form?
|
45.1639 | What does it take??? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Sep 22 1994 17:13 | 28 |
| 6-3 and you are all still complaining!!!!!
Our team is still very new and remember how the current
Man Utd team played when originally formed. They were so
bad Fergie nearly got sacked.
The Spurs team has been together a few games, is playing a
new system, whether it be four or five attackers, and we have
3 new foreigners that all need to get used to Premiership
Football.
I'm not saying our defense is brilliant and I still think
Edinburgh should be in the reserves and possibly a new partner
for Sol Campbell in the centre.
SO WHAT IF WE LEAK THREE GOALS!!!!!!!
If you want good defnesively minded football go and see Arsenal.
...Get someone to wake you up when the game has finished!!!!!
Tottenham are playing some of the most exciting football in
the Premiership and last night they took apart what was a
pretty determined Watford side, esp after going down to
an early goal.
It certainly seems to take a lot to please some people!!!!!
StEvE
|
45.1640 | Calm down... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Sep 22 1994 17:56 | 29 |
|
Steve..
I'm not sure if you remeber this, but we have just lost to Southampton
and Leicester. Now we all got carried away with the start but I for one
have bitter memories of a relegation struggle last season that I don't
want to suffer again. We have been deducted six points and so We cant
afford to be that bad, it only means playing alittle defensivly and
sensibly, even using the same system, but not all charging foward and
not bothering with defence.
Its all very well being the most entertaining side around, but when I
spend money on travelling around the country watching Tottenham, it
is'nt to see them thoroughly entertain the locals and lose.
It f*cking annoys me when all the strang mob that sleep at Highbury
blabber on about all the trophies they win, it does'nt really mean much
to them or anybody else when I say, "yeah but we're really entertaining."
Last night was a great result, but as a paying spectator, it worries me
that Watford can go through our defence as easliy as they did, when it
comes to Premier league sides, they are not so charitable at the other
end, and if we want to win this competition, which we do, then we will
have to play premiership opposition at some stage, all I'm saying is it
needs tightening up, and it does. Hopefully it will with, the signing of
Popescu.
Dave...
|
45.1641 | Smell the Coffee. | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Thu Sep 22 1994 18:13 | 18 |
| I'd just like to mention that for years now West Ham have played some of the
most attractive football in the English League. Their fans like it but it
doesn't give much success.
Their philosophy is to play the ball on the ground with scant regard for
defending. Once we score more than the opposition that's alright.
That's fine once you are scoring but the day comes when the striker is injured
or out of form or unlucky and then what happens ? The best teams win even when
they play badly so don't tell me it's o.k to lose when you play badly. It's
never o.k to lose !!!
West Ham are up and down the league and divisions like a "whores" knickers !
The same can happen to Spurs if the defense isn't sorted. It's great to see them
bang in 6 against 2nd class opposition but in the same way as that 6 would be
reduced to 3 against a Premier side the three goals conceeded could be doubled
to 6 against the Newcastles/Blackburns of this world.
Cheers,
Peter.
|
45.1642 | A sense of balance perhaps. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Sep 22 1994 21:08 | 26 |
| allllriighht callllmmm down barry!
Gentlemen, I think there is validity in both camps as I saw yesterday
evening as encouraging as , yes we won and we created a lot of chances.
We must continue to see improvement in our defensive game as Dave
quite rightly says that we are going to play better defences and much
better attacks in the premier, starting sgain Saturday. It was good to
win away from home, install some confidence and in cup matches the only
thing that counts is that you have one more than the opposition.
We've only played a few matches and already have three wins to our
credit. We have further strengthened our team with another class
signing and let's hope this team can mould together.
One good thing, I remember watching us in the FA cup 3rd round last
year and I would have killed for anything like the excitment and
enterprise out of a Spurs team, and that was too apparent for a lot of
last season.
Let's look at the position after 15/20 games to get a true indication
of our worth.
Antony
|
45.1643 | .............NOT HAPPY.............. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 26 1994 10:58 | 22 |
|
Spurs 1 Forest 4
Dumi
I think someone needs to sit dowm with Osvaldo Ardiles and explain the
use of tactics in a game, and explain what defending is. We don't
bother with it, and yet again we are exposed.
I didnt attend, and didnt bother watching the game on MOTD, listening
to it was painfull enough. Teddy missed another penalty at 1-1, he is
very short in confidence and has been relieved of the spot kick duty.
Hazard, Edinburgh and mabbut are expected to be dropped fro next weeks
game, I wouldnt be suprised if Eric comes back in goal, although you
can hardly blame Ian Walker, its shooting practice, and his main job is
picking the ball out of the back of the net.
We are now joint bottom.
Great weekend, Lennox gets sparked and Tottenham get hammered.
Dave...
|
45.1644 | B*ll*cks ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Sep 26 1994 12:11 | 14 |
| Dave,
I have to agree with you although I also switched Capital radio
commentary off after about ten minutes as it was too painful. I think
that Erik will be making a return. I just think that there seems to be
a lack of communication and this should start from the goalkeeper. I
also think Erik can impose himself more than Walker.
I do not think that Mabbutt should be dropped. I would like to put
Howells in the midfield instead of Hazard and I think it's more about team
organisation rather than lots of changes.
Antony
|
45.1645 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Sep 26 1994 16:36 | 24 |
| Oh dear!!!!!
Is Erik fit and available to come back into the team?????
How long has he been fit????
Popescu was our worst player on Saturday according to
the gutter press. Anyone got any comments as to why?????
He had a very good debut against Watford.
I too think it's more in the organisation and strategy
of the team rather than the defenders.
Mabbutt, Kerslake and Campbell are all pretty good, it's
only Edinburgh who's crap.
Campbell must be suspended soon, for his sending off????
WHY OH WHY did Teddy take the pen on Saturday???? It's
done the team and his confidence no good what so ever!!!!
BRING BACK ERIK THE VIKING!!!!!!!!
StEvE
|
45.1646 | It was on the cards. | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Mon Sep 26 1994 17:32 | 20 |
| I said last week that the three goals conceeded in the CC Cup game would
translate into a probable defeat on Saturday. No team can afford to defend that
slackly. I was glad to hear Alan Hanson airing the same opinion on "Match of the
Day" on Saturday night.
Hoddle had the same problem last season with Chelsea. His team lost heavily at
the begining of last season , due to over elaborate passing in defense and
commiting the whole team to attack , but Hoddle perservered and stuck by his
beliefs as to how the game should be played. The team got organized and made it
to the FA cup final.
Spurs are only getting to know each other and once a bit more organisation comes
into the defense things should improve.
I think they're too good a team to be relegated it's just a case of whether they
can qualify for Europe by winning the CC Cup or finishing in the top three
(doubtful )
Peter.
P.S
Let Klinsman take the penalties in future !!!
|
45.1647 | Erik fit or not???? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Sep 27 1994 21:24 | 9 |
| Is ERIK THORSTVEDT fit and playing in the reserves or what???????
I think he's injured cos our goalie sub is some young bloke not
him.
Any comments???????????????????????????????????/
StEvE
|
45.1648 | Erik | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Wed Sep 28 1994 16:22 | 7 |
| Steve
Think Erik is still injured - he had an operation on his shoulder I
think after the World Cup. Also, thought at the time they were saying
he would miss the first couple of months of the season.
Rob,
|
45.1649 | Viking, Viking !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Sep 28 1994 18:10 | 4 |
| I think Erik was the sub goalie on Saturday v Forest. I think he will
soon be in the team as his presence is much needed.
Antony
|
45.1650 | 2 goalies..... | TRUCKS::SANT | comfortably numb... | Wed Sep 28 1994 18:31 | 5 |
|
Maybe Erik and Walker should both play, Ant. Might help fill up
the goal a bit 8-)
Andy.
|
45.1651 | BIG boys ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Sep 28 1994 18:59 | 4 |
| Alternative to that is to sign Jan Molby and Micky Quinn, that would
make it water tight.
Antony
|
45.1652 | A defender, but which position..? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Sep 29 1994 14:51 | 6 |
|
Rumours about Spurs signing Mark Bowen from Norwich in a deal that
involves Jason Dozell.
Dave...
|
45.1653 | Isn't Bowen Welsh ? | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Thu Sep 29 1994 16:00 | 6 |
| Can't see it myself....wouldn't Bowen count as a foreign player ?
Rumours in yesterdays "trash" press that Teddy's about to be dropped !
Rob,
|
45.1654 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Sep 29 1994 16:18 | 14 |
|
If Ardiles drops Sheringham, Sugar should sack him on the spot. Okay,
Teddy is going through a bad patch as far as scoring goals, but he does
alot of work for the sake of the team, and I'll wager he has created
more than half the teams goals this season.
Howells must play on Sat, at wombledon ( or Palace ) in place of Hazard
and its about time Ardiles realised that with 4 attackers, there isnt
really that much need for the fullbacks to steam foward at every
oppertunity, the should try doing what they are in the team to do, and
defend, and stop exposing Sol Cambell, who if Ardiles isnt carefull
will lose all confidence he had, if he hasnt already.
Dave...
|
45.1655 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Sep 30 1994 16:10 | 15 |
| Lets hope for a good defensive performace tomorrow
and a clean sheet......
.....Ha,ha,ha!!! Who am I trying to kid.
Hopefully Popescu will play like he did against
Watford and not how he did against Forrest!!
Come on Mr Klinsmann,we want at least a hatrick
tomorrow!!!
ERIK for goalie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
StEvE
|
45.1656 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Don't believe the rumours | Fri Sep 30 1994 17:13 | 5 |
|
I hate to split hairs, but it's Nottingham FOREST (only one R in
Forest).....
Paul
|
45.1657 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Fri Sep 30 1994 18:07 | 2 |
|
Surely it's Nottingham Forest!!!!!???!!?!???!
|
45.1658 | the Friday afternoon strike | ISEPUB::CHAMPOLLION | Can-tas-tic | Fri Sep 30 1994 18:55 | 3 |
| Mr. Waterson is corrrrect!
/JF
|
45.1659 | | MANTA::WATTY | | Fri Sep 30 1994 20:00 | 4 |
|
Humble apologies for turning this into EF94 - I won't do it again.
Wtttttty
|
45.1660 | Extra Extra... | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Mon Oct 03 1994 13:47 | 10 |
| Rumor this beautiful sunny morning in Galway,
From a reliable source i.e Cunno
Ossie for the chop , Chris Waddle for Tottenham !!!
You heard it here first folks,
Peter.
|
45.1661 | ........ | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Oct 03 1994 14:17 | 22 |
45.1662 | Caallllmmm Down! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Oct 03 1994 14:22 | 14 |
| Dave,
I have got to agree that Souness turning us down is an absolute
chocker....NOT!. I am a bit concerned that we seem to be panicking a
bit. We have a new side which is going to take some time to bed in our
new players. I always thought the barometer for success or not for
Ossie was Chistmas. Saying that the idea of Herr Franz as Football
Director at the club with Ossie the 1st team coach is very appealing.
Very pleased with the win Saturday, Teddy scoring will build some
confidence and Wimbledon is normally one of those places Spurs get
turned over.
Antony
|
45.1663 | Question | ISEPUB::CHAMPOLLION | Can-tas-tic | Mon Oct 03 1994 14:45 | 6 |
| Maybe a stupid question for you but... when I look at the table for the
Premier League I see Tottenham somewhere around the 12th place. Does it
take into account the 6 points penalty or what?
Cheers
/JF
|
45.1664 | | TRUCKS::SANT | caught up in a lager frenzy | Mon Oct 03 1994 14:46 | 3 |
|
Not yet 8-)
|
45.1665 | I heard a rumour... | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Mon Oct 03 1994 14:58 | 4 |
| Going back to the manager rumours, Beckenbauer is going to replace
Ardiles at the end of the month according to the press on Sunday and
hey, if it's in the press, it must be true....
|
45.1666 | Bad news!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Oct 03 1994 15:18 | 25 |
| Ossie is definately in trouble cos even CEEFAX quoted
the fact he had to prove himself over the next two games.
Seems a bit early to get rid of him??? The team has
hardly played together yet and we've done alright,
just not brilliant.
Dumi and Pops are out of Wednesday's game v Watford
and Saturday's game v QPR, due to international
duty.
We'd have to loose by 4 goals to go out to Watford
due to our 6 away goals. Surely our defense isn't
that bad????
Thanks for correcting the spelling mistake!!
Apologies to all "Forest" supporters - N-O-T!!!
StEvE
=====
|
45.1667 | The papers are taking the p... | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Mon Oct 03 1994 15:21 | 4 |
| You can just picture Franz Beckenbauer going "Yes, Mr Sugar, No, Mr Sugar,
whatever you say. Mr Sugar" can't you?
g
|
45.1668 | Dodgy dealings | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Oct 03 1994 18:58 | 24 |
| Various answers.
a. The 6pts are being taken off at the end of the season. The sunday
Times shows Spurs with the 6pts off already which is a much better
option.
b. The Beckenbauer story is I think a little off wall, although I do
not think Sugar would have a problem dealing working with someone who
would manage the total football side. The thing that ticked Sugar off
about Venables was his suspect business accumen, something borne out by
the profile off Mr eric Hall, who was the 1-1 interviewee on sky
yesterday evening. Venables appointed him Vice President of Spurs or
something like that.
Another of Venables Tottenham appointments was on TV this week,
Eddie Ashby was being made Bankrupt. Apparently he was paid a lot of
money by Spurs which went throught a number of different payment
channels. I will not go through all his dealings here suffice to say I'm
very glad we do not have someone of his type still involved in the
running of THFC.
Has anyone got the Venables book which gives his side of the story?
Antony
|
45.1669 | Yawn | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Oct 03 1994 19:24 | 10 |
|
I'm bored with the Venables v Sugar thing, neither is whiter than
white, but it is Sugar who is clearly completley paranoid about
Venables and does'nt seem to want to let it go.
I cant be bothered to read either's side of the story, it would be
better for everyone at THFC if Sugar just forgot all about TV and got
on with running the club, but I dont think he can.
Dave...
|
45.1670 | Who gives a *&%$ | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Mon Oct 03 1994 19:53 | 12 |
| The Sunday Times yesterday carried a review of el tel vegetables book,
by none other than the great Sugarmeister himself. He (rather
disappointingly but entirely unsurprisingly) did not refer to himself v
the great Venners but noted that it took up 25% of the book. He
admitted respect for his footballing activities but was scathing about
business dealings (esp. Eddie Ashby)
The whole point is that BOTH are like spoilt brats with neither likely
to win outright. The whole affair casts doubts on whether Venerables
can continue as Engalnd manager if he loses in court given the sweet
FA's nervous attitude (something to do with all the powerbrokers being
70 year old senile duffers),,,,
|
45.1671 | A load of old ..... | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Oct 04 1994 15:43 | 16 |
| In this mornings papers, Sugar has said that Ardiles "has not been
given any win-or-else ultimatums".
Two things occur to me re that quote:
1. Is Sugar the ultimate chairman? His philosophy seems to be that
winning is not important it's just the taking part that counts
(perhaps this is just as well considering the performances of
various Tottenham teams over the years), or,
2. Does this count as a vote of confidence and we should all be
prepared for a new manager (Chris Waddle seems to be the favourite
although he is going to replace Trevor Francis at Sheffield
Wednesday according to some reports and don't be surprised to see
him linked to the Everton job when Mike Walker gets the sack this
weekend after his vote of confidence from the Everton chairman...)
|
45.1672 | Waddle a manager???? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Oct 04 1994 15:52 | 23 |
| Can you really see Widley as a manager????
Don't get me wrong, he is my favourite Spurs
player in recent times, but he was never really
known for being a nosiey motivator.
I'm sure he'd make a very good coach but I
don't think he's quite got the mouth on him
to gee up players at half time when the
team is three - nil down.
=================================================
Stick with Ossie for now as the players need
time to get a real understanding and I think
they've done really well so far.
JUST SORT OUT THE DEFENSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steve
|
45.1673 | ...but we won 8-6. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Oct 05 1994 11:02 | 23 |
|
Another totally inept defensive performance see's us lose 3-2 at home
to Watford. Like it or not I think Ossie is on borrowed time, it
proably isnt the right thing to do to get rid of him, but you do have
to ask yourself if he actaully understands the principles of
defending, as no matter what happens,how ever much he goes on about
needing to tighten up and defend better, we don't seem to manage it.
I'll be very suprised if Ossie isnt out of a job next week if we lose
ANOTHER home game against QPR on Saturday. Our home record this season
reads P5 W1 D0 L4.
The usual Highbury chorus of "BOOOOOOOO" was apparently echoing around
the ground at the end of the game last night.
The only thing you can say about losing to a 1st Div side at home, is
that atleast we are still in the hat and it could be worse, we could
support Leeds, but beating Wombledon reserves on Saturday, cant hide the
fact that we are struggling, and it needs sorting out.
Not happy.
Dave...
|
45.1674 | | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Wed Oct 05 1994 15:15 | 10 |
| > ...but we won 8-6.
Exactly...I'm sure Leeds United wouldn't have minded that.....
Don't forget that Spurs were 3 goals up so it was up to Watford to come
out fighting...But yes...Spurs do need to learn how to defend.
Great backheel though by Klinsmann for Barmby....
Dezzz.
|
45.1675 | | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | Kicker conspiracy | Wed Oct 05 1994 15:56 | 12 |
|
Call me stupid if you like but why did Ardiles buy Popescu, an
International defender, and play him midfield ? With all their
defensive frailties I really cannot understand his selection
policy. Its a bit like the old Arsenal in reverse e.g. buy an
International striker such as Charlie Nicholas and play him in midfield.
I see Keegan has selected both Nethercott and Campbell for the Under-21
squad. Are they really the best young defenders around? Worrying if so.
Andy
|
45.1676 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Oct 05 1994 16:06 | 16 |
|
Popescu plays in front of the back four at Tottenham, the position he
occupied for Rumania in the World Cup I believe. Although I agree, he
has played mostly at Centre back, and should be playing in that position
along side Sol Cambell.
Sol Cambell is excellent, and is unfortunate that he is playing in a
team that is unable to defend, It makes him look bad. If and when our
problems get sorted, I expect Sol Cambell to become one of the best
Centre backs in the country. Nethercott has potential, but I said at
the start of the season that this season wasnt the time to throw these
two in at the deep end, they are both still only 20 and 21. If Popescu
is going to play midfield then Cambell needs someone like Razor along
side him........ We should never have sold him.
Dave...
|
45.1677 | | TRUCKS::SANT | caught up in a lager frenzy | Wed Oct 05 1994 16:47 | 6 |
|
...and anyway, what sort of name is Stupid If You Like...
Should that be hyphenated?
Andy.
|
45.1678 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Oct 06 1994 11:02 | 4 |
|
Notts County in the Coke Cup.
Dave...
|
45.1679 | Be thankful it's not the other Magpies | YUPPY::ANDERSONR | Top in Fantasy, Bottom in Reality | Thu Oct 06 1994 11:24 | 5 |
|
......at Meadow Lane. How's the Totts' away form Antony, 'cos County's
home form is pretty piss poor !
Rob
|
45.1680 | AWESOME or is that aweful. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Oct 06 1994 12:46 | 12 |
| Rob,
(League and cup Form)
HOME - Played five, won one, lost four
AWAY - Played five, won four, lost one
We are seriously considering burning down WHL to ensure the team plays
all games away.
Still, plenty of banana skins lying around waiting to be slipped on!
Antony
|
45.1681 | | TRUCKS::SANT | caught up in a lager frenzy | Thu Oct 06 1994 15:00 | 6 |
|
>...seriously considering burning down WHL...
let me know if you need a hand, mate 8-)
Andy.
|
45.1682 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Oct 06 1994 16:06 | 27 |
| Hardly suprising we lost to Watford when you see the team!!!!
Dumitrescu + Poescu on international duty,
Sheringham injured,
Anderton subbed after 21mins with a groin strain.
Rosenthial, Dozzell and Austin all playing!!! OH DEAR!!!
Saw the goals last night on TV and the Klinsmann / Barmby
partnership looked pretty good. All three goals we let in
were absolutely dreadful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good job we sold Boobie Mimms cos without Walker or Thorstvedt
in goal we'd be loosing even more goals.
The defense is crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sol Campbell is the ONLY defender we've got.
Ossie must thik about playing Popescu as a centre back
OR
buying someone else to play with Campbell.
Why not sell Scott, Calderwood, Dozzell and Edinburgh?????????
Play Mabbutt at left back and buy a new centre back????
StEvE
|
45.1683 | Help | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Oct 07 1994 14:11 | 6 |
| does anyone know when Klinnsman is out due to International duty. I
think it is around December?
Important game Saturday v QPR, a game we cannot afford to lose.
Antony
|
45.1684 | Children will play... | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Fri Oct 07 1994 15:27 | 23 |
| On the subject of internatinal duty, Venables is quoted at length in
the Daily Mail this morning on the subject of Tottenham players in the
Engalnd squad. The gist of it is that if he can't get into White Hart
Lane to see the players at home games then basically they can kiss the
England team goodbye. The most telling quote is:
"I will try and not let it affect my judgement. But the truth is
that if it comes to a toss-up between a Spurs lad I've not been able
to watch properly and someone at another club then any manager will
tend to lean towards the player he's seem more often and therfore
knows more about."
The question now remains is Venables as good as his word? The paper
highlights Sheringham and Shaggy as being directly under threat with
Campbell and Barmby as not getting any further all the time they are at
Spurs. If TV does carry out his threat then something (or someone) has
to give. Either Sugar backs down or WHL faces an exodous of the England
players and an inability to attract England internationals to the club.
Knowing Sugars hatred of TV then it seems Spurs are well and truly
in the s**t up to their armpits if El Tel is strong enough in
character. I don't think that he is but makes for interesting
speculation...
|
45.1685 | | GENIE::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Fri Oct 07 1994 15:35 | 13 |
| I'm not sure that I like what I'm hearing from TV at the moment. First
there's the Cole injury story which noone else seems to know about and
now TV conveniently forgets that Spurs play the odd match away from
home.
If he's really doing his job then he should be trying to pick the best
possible squad for England's games. If this means going to see Spurs at
away games then so be it. Sugar .v. Venables is personal and shouldn't
affect the England squad.
JMHO,
Jerry.
|
45.1686 | Cliche upon cliche... | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Fri Oct 07 1994 15:44 | 17 |
| He covers the4 point about the away games by stating that at the
European Championships England will have to attack which by his
reasoning means that seeing players perform at away games is
meaningless as it will be their home form that counts. It seems as if
TV is letting personal battles affect his judgement and if this is the
case then he really must question whether or not he can carry on as
England manager. I suspect that the FA will be seriously reviewing his
position if he loses any court action with Sugar.
On the subject of Andy Cole, Newcastle told Venerables that Cole wasn't
fit enough for England as he has Shin Splints and needed resting. The
player accepts that he has an injury cos he can't train and play in the
same week which makes a mockery of Keegans decision to play him at
Barnsley. Sounds like the boy needs a rest but I doubt that they will
do so. I would be surprised if he doesn't play on Sunday.
Football's a funny old game isn't it...
|
45.1687 | | NYEM1::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Fri Oct 07 1994 17:44 | 13 |
| I sincerely hope Venables stays away from Spurs' home matches, and
decides to visit a few away matches...
Just think about it...based on Spurs' away record, TV watches only away
matches. He's so impressed with the team's road form, he decides to
take on Sheringham, Anderton, Campbell, in fact the whole team (minus
the international players,of course)! The brilliant England manager
then employs an all Spurs lineup for away internationals, and scrubs
the North London side for a more conventional all-England side for
Wembley matches.
England goes on to win Europe, qualifies for the WC, and the entire
nation will sing Glory Glory as Spurs win the Cup in France!!!8-)
|
45.1688 | It's time to put on makeup!!! | PEKING::COSSEYN | | Fri Oct 07 1994 17:53 | 9 |
|
Re:.1687
What the f**k are you on about....
Muppets, this topic is full of Muppets, not only MCMuppets,
O'Muppets...What a bunch of muppets....
Neil..
|
45.1689 | Come In, Earth calling | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Fri Oct 07 1994 17:54 | 4 |
| re .1687
I don't know what the hell you've been drinking/inhalingbut let
everyone else know cos it's obviously bloody good!!!;-)
|
45.1690 | | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Oct 07 1994 20:03 | 6 |
| Re .1688
"Pot calling kettle .............."
Antony
|
45.1691 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | World cup winners 1966 | Fri Oct 07 1994 20:19 | 4 |
|
Having a bad day Neil ?
Paul
|
45.1692 | at last a home point ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Oct 10 1994 16:50 | 8 |
| Well Saturday's draw is being shown as total failure for Spurs when
actually I was quite happy with the result in the end. We battled hard
and got the equaliser and from Capital radio commentary we were unlucky
not to score more than one. We will have Dumitrescu and Popescu back
next Saturday, lets hope our excellent away form continues with two
away fixtures in a fortnight - Leeds and Man City.
Antony
|
45.1693 | Is this the Spurs Conf or what??? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Oct 10 1994 16:50 | 9 |
| The last few notes are absolute rubbish!!!!!
Thought I'd got the wrong conference???
Isn't this meant for airing views on THFC
not the muppets??????????????????????
Steve???????
|
45.1694 | Good game Saturday!! --- NOT!!!!!!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Oct 10 1994 16:55 | 19 |
| Well I see everyone rushed into work today to write about another
wonderful Totters performance on Saturday.
Barmby, Hill and Klinsmann all seem to be playing well
BUT
the defensive errors are amazing!!!
If there was a Match of the Day worst defensive error of the month
tottenham would pick up first, second and third every month!!!
SORT that defense out and quick!!
Glad Kevin Scott got sent off cos at least that'll rule him
out of a couple of games!!!!
Steve
|
45.1695 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Oct 10 1994 16:57 | 17 |
|
Spurs 1 QPR 1
Barmby
I was pleased with this result, 1-0 down with 10 to go, and we got a
draw out of it. Good spirit. Impey was completley unmarked for their
goal, the problems will take some time to sort out, but we will get
there hopefully.
Leeds on Saturday, wont be easy, despite the fact they are pretty
poor away from home, they are very hard to beat at Elland Road, still
atleast we are guaranteed 3 points at Maine Road on saturday week.
Dave...
|
45.1696 | I read ya', loud-n-clear | NYEM1::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Mon Oct 10 1994 17:21 | 13 |
| re .1689
I've been inhaling all the s**t that's been coming over the Atlantic
from Mssrs. Venables and Sugar;-)
This Venables threat is just so bloody ridiculous (almost as ridiculous
as my litle scenario). If either is trying to do the best for their sides
(AS for Spurs, and TV for England), and the involved Spurs players,
they'll put their personal issues to the side for a while and cooperate.
I'm anxious to hear how it works out...Back to playing footy...
Marc
|
45.1697 | | IRNBRU::HOWARD | June18-94, the Italian Job | Mon Oct 10 1994 18:03 | 14 |
| Ossie Ardiles was on tv last night, (Songs of Praise, BBC religious
programme), telling us all how he prays before every match. The Big Man
obviously isn't listening, or maybe He can't understand his accent....
`Ouer Fatherrr, pleas helllp the Tottingham defense....' etc.etc....
8^]...not that I'm a regular viewer of Songs of Praise, but this week
the show came form Old Trafford, 40,000 bible bashers singing football
songs, but in their original form, ie. `Bread of Heaven, Bread of
Heaven, Feed me till I want no more" and not `Who's the w@@@er, who's the
w@@@er, who's the w@@@er in the black?'....
Ray....
|
45.1698 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Feed me, Seymour!! | Mon Oct 10 1994 19:32 | 2 |
|
8-)
|
45.1699 | various | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Oct 12 1994 12:30 | 11 |
| Well rumour has us linked with Liverpool's out of favour Mark Wright
and Julian Dicks and also Norwich's Mark Bowen and Ian CUlverhouse.
The pressure seems to have eased off Ossie a little which is good. Lets
hope our Romanians come through tonight's game unscathed and ready for
action on Saturday.
What is the position on Jason Cunday, is he still at WHL?
Antony
|
45.1700 | Still there!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Oct 13 1994 21:10 | 25 |
| Ant
As far as I know Jason Cundy is still at WHL
it's just he's too crap to get into the first
team (blimey he must be bad!!!) and no other
team is desperate enough to want him.
I also heard the rumour linking us to Mark
Bowen. I think Mark Wright could well be a good
buy, if he costs under 2 million [he's certainly
no worse than what we've got!!]
Spurs lads played well last night!! Shame the
England side didn't!!
Dumi scored a neat goal!!
Leeds on Saturday [Thank goodness its away,
we're quite good away from home!! Ha,ha]
StEvE
|
45.1701 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Oct 17 1994 15:53 | 32 |
|
Leeds 1 Spurs 1
Deane Sheringham
Cant be dissapointed with a draw at Leeds, which is always a difficult
place to go, although they are not too good themselves at the moment.
I don't want to get too excited, but I think we could be coming through
the bad patch, if we can turn our home form around we should have no
problems this season as far as relegation goes, and can try and keep up
a challenge in the Coke Cup.
If we can get a result at Maine Road next week, and usually when we
play City we win, the confidence should start to come back. Its just a
matter of building on two steady performances against QPR and Leeds.
Apparently Ardiles and Perryman were looking at Chris Powell, the
Southend full back yesterday, although the interviewer on Carlton said
when talking to Ronnie Wheelan that they were watching him......err, not
even in jest.
Happier.
Dave...
|
45.1702 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Come Here,I think your Beautiful | Tue Oct 18 1994 13:15 | 11 |
|
> I don't want to get too excited, but I think we could be coming through
> the bad patch..
God I hope not Dave I really do ... ;-)
Gazzer
|
45.1703 | 3pts please..... | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Oct 21 1994 14:35 | 14 |
| Kevin Scott has had his Red card offence v QPR reduced to a booking so
will not be banned from any matches for this one offence. I guess that
this means that we will be fielding an unchanged team at Man City. What
has happened to Scott. Is he playing better, as last year he was totally
useless.
How long before Anderton is back in action?
Other news Gerard McMahon the Irish lad we signed a couple of seasons
ago with rave reviews is going on loan to Wycombe Wanderers.
Lets hope Spurs recent record at Maine Road continues....
Antony
|
45.1704 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Fri Oct 21 1994 20:44 | 8 |
| > this means that we will be fielding an unchanged team at Man City. What
> has happened to Scott. Is he playing better, as last year he was totally
> useless.
Don't forget (and I'm sure you won't!), Kevin Scott wasn't even good enough
for Newcastle's "defence".
g
|
45.1705 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Oct 24 1994 11:58 | 13 |
|
Man City 5 (five) Tottenham 2
Lots of city Dumitrescu (both)
players
"our defence, it isnt good enough" Ossie Ardiles.
What can you say, when we lose to Manx City, things are bad. Three half
decent results then it's back to the same old story.
Dave...
|
45.1706 | Painful result ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Oct 24 1994 14:14 | 22 |
| Dave,
After watching highlights on Sky, we had a lot of chances to score and
several of the team, Klinsman, Barmby and Sheringham are guilty of not
taking good chances. City on the other hand took most of theirs. Paul
Walsh, remember him scored two and created the other three City goals.
Very important game v Notts Co this week, we must get through this game
to continue a decent cup run. Then it's West Ham at home.
Peter Reid made an interesting comment in the Capital radio commentary
when he said that looking at the Spurs line up he saw lots of good
attacking possibilities but who was the player in the team to win the
ball back when the opposition had it. Basically a Steve Perryman type
of player, also comments after the game from Steve Perryman that he and
Ossie had disagreements about the make up of the team, Perryman arguing
that the offensive/defensive balance was not right.
Antony
|
45.1707 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Mon Oct 24 1994 13:18 | 5 |
| I listened to some of this game on local radio. The commentators were
very worried that City were being carved up everytime Spurs attacked.
It could have been 3-0 to Spurs in the first 15 mins.
I switched off then, as did Spurs defence!
|
45.1708 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Oct 24 1994 22:15 | 21 |
| It's true that when Spurs did attack the City defense we
often looked like we were going to score and their
defense isn't all that bad.
HOWEVER when City's much less talented attack got anywhere
near the Spurs goal you could see a shot, near miss or goal
was about to happen.
I don't think Spurs should change thier formation as it makes
for really exciting football and plenty of goalmouth action.
BUT its no good having defenders of the quality of Scott and
Edinburgh as they wouldn't get in a good first division defense
let alone most premiership defenses.
GET RID OF SCOTT AND EDINBURGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MR Sugar MUST put hands in pocket to replace these two if we
are going to get better.
StevE
|
45.1709 | Ewood for the first time... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Oct 25 1994 13:36 | 29 |
|
Basically Scott is Sh*t and should'nt be playing, Cambell has probably
lost all confidence, so we need a new centre back. Popescu is a stylish
midfield passer, not the ball winner I thought he was, and we dont
really need him, good player, but not what we needed imo. It just means
Ossie now has to buy a centre back, and we are being linked with Craig
Short, but is the money being made available to him.
I think Ossie has to change his tactics, we have some world class
players in our team, but the premiership is full of well organised
teams that find our 1-5-5 formation easy to play against. Ive said it
before, I dont want us to be the most entertaing team to get relegated
in years, and unless we tighten up that is what will happen.
Its not working, its obvious. I think Ossie should swallow his pride
and drop one of the attackers and bring in David Howells as an anchor
man. He will lose his job if he continues to play the same tactics, and
we will get relegated.
Notts County on Wed in the CCC, then the Irons (do Morley and Bishop
still play for them..?) on Saturday, then I'm going to see us either
get annialated or win at Blackburn a week on Saturday.
Dave...
|
45.1710 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Oct 26 1994 16:04 | 10 |
|
Out go Ian Walker, Kevin Scott and David Kerslake for tonights game at
Notts County, in come the Viking, Colin Calderwood and Dean Austin.
More changes, a clean sheet would make a nice change, and Notts County
are bottom of Div 1, but what difference does that make...BUT.........
I predict a handsome victory for Spurs.
Dave...
|
45.1711 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Oct 26 1994 17:10 | 23 |
| I predict a very tough game tonight!!!
Notts County are in a crap league position
so they'll be really fired up for tonite plus
they've got a better defense!!!!!!
Surely David Kerslake is better than Dean Austin???
We aren't playing at home are we???
THANK GOD!!!!
We've at least got a chance away from WHL, ha,ha!!
Hope Big Erik the V is back cos I think he'll
shout at the so called defense and hopefully
organise them a little better or kick them if
all else fails.
Rep -2
I see what you mean about Popescu and agree he
isn't all that defense put he sprays the ball around
so well you can't leave him ou the team. He just
needs a good defense behind him!!!!
StEvE
|
45.1712 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Oct 27 1994 10:44 | 11 |
|
3-0
Thats it, Ossie has to go now. Its a disaster, beaten by the team
bottom of Div 1 and without a home win all season. He has enough of a
chance, he's not up to it. He should resign.
SICK.
Dave...
|
45.1713 | We're Going Down, We're Going Down, You're not.. | YUPPY::ANDERSONR | They weren't even 2nd to the ball | Thu Oct 27 1994 11:39 | 9 |
|
Time for a bit of gloating.........
....us County fans don't get the chance very often.
I here that Butlin's have approached spurs about a sponsorship deal;
the synergy being that their season ends at about the same time :-)
Rob
|
45.1714 | bye bye ossie | UPROAR::WOODWARDD | Woody | Thu Oct 27 1994 11:51 | 9 |
| I agree with -2.I cant see the Oz surviving this defeat.
Who else is there though????
Possibilities include - Glenda , Joe Kinnear , Souness (god forbid) .
If only Tel was still here....sigh :-(.
dw.
|
45.1715 | Can it get worse from here....oooohhh yeah. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Oct 27 1994 11:53 | 8 |
| Rob,
congrats to you and your team. We was well and truely stuffed. Hope you
get a good draw.
Now I'll go and cry in my coffee.
Antony
|
45.1716 | 8-) | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Thu Oct 27 1994 12:10 | 7 |
| As an Arsenal fan I would like to start a serious discussion on the
problems at Tottenham but it will have to wait because I'm laughing too
much !!
I know all about Bolton and Wrexham before you start 8-)
|
45.1717 | | FORTY2::MDAVIES | | Thu Oct 27 1994 12:53 | 1 |
| hope to continue the laugter when West Ham go there on Saturday....
|
45.1718 | Would the problems be solved by sacking the boss? | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Thu Oct 27 1994 13:24 | 10 |
| Actually, I for one would sad to see Tottenham in such deep trouble
that they got relegated because it would mean that I then had to face
up to the reality that Arsenal's problems are just as great except for
the fact that whilst we don't score many goals, we concede even
fewer...
ok I'm lying 8-)
stuart
|
45.1719 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Oct 27 1994 20:25 | 30 |
| First of all, Arse-nal's problems are that they
are BORING!!!! Wright and Parlour may be exceptions!!
Oldham SHOULD have knocked Arsenal out and they were
very lucky to still be in it.
I didn't think the Spurs defensecould get worse than
Saturday at Man City BUT I was wrong!!!!!
We have the worst defense in the Premiership and
probably div 1 too!!!!
The mistakes last night were dreadful, and it doesn't
matter who is up front when the defense just lets the
other side do anything in front of goal.
I BLAME El Tel AND Ossie :- Tel signed Austin and Edinburgh
and they are C-R-A-P!!!!!! then Ossie went 1 better and
signed Calderwood and Scott!!!! That's four defenders and
not a premiership one among them.
Mark Wright, Mark Bowen, Keith Curle, any of the others!!
MUST be better than what we have.
WHY can't Spurs JUST FOR ONCE sign a top defender instead
of it always being a top attacking player?????????
WHY??? WHY?? WHY??? Boo hoo hoo!!!
Liked the Butlins joke --- Ha,ha,ha!!!
StEvE
|
45.1720 | COME ON YOU SPURS....! | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Sun Oct 30 1994 14:26 | 23 |
45.1721 | Ossie gone ? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 01 1994 11:40 | 18 |
|
According to the Sun ( cue silly jokes like it must be true then ) Ossie
was sacked last night and Steve Perryman will take over as caretaker
manager until the end of the season.
It had to happen. If the rumours are true about Ossie and Perryman
clashing over Ossie's lack of preperation with defending, then Steve
might be able to sort things out, and you never know, might even secure
himself a job.
I feel sorry for Ossie, but the game is about winning things, not
playing 'beautiful Football' without a defence. We have the players at
the club, all it needs is the defence playing as a unit and ALL the
team getting behind the ball when we lose it.
Dave...
|
45.1722 | | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Nov 01 1994 12:07 | 27 |
| I am very disappointed at this if it is the truth. I do not think
Ossie's record is as bad as everyone seems to make out, we have
ten/eleven teams below us in the league, yes we have six points deducted
but that is not Osvaldo Ardiles fault. I felt that Saturday's win was a
turning point for us and something to build upon, all it will do now is
pour another setback onto the club and prove to the media, who have in
my opinion been totally non balanced in their writings on Spurs and
Ossie, that if they can write enough crap they can have their
headlines. In respect of the supporters I believe there was still a
fair majority who were in support of Ossie.
In respect of the hammering on his signings I think that the only real
donkey signings were Scott and Calderwood. Of the rest when Dozzell was
signed I was very pleased as his record at Ipswich was good and
Kerslake is as good a player as Edinburgh or Austin and only 450k. This
year's signings were excellent and even I thought Popescu would be the
solution to our midfield holding position. In fact looking at Liverpool
last night I think a the idea of using a five man defence using Popescu
as we did on Saturday has the possibilities of developing into a good
thing as we can use the full backs more in their attacking capacity
which is their best assets.
VERY DISAPPOINTED !!!!!
Antony
|
45.1723 | Unlucky Ossie!! | PEKING::SHALLOMA | NORA MOLLAHS! | Tue Nov 01 1994 12:35 | 8 |
|
Yes, I agree with you.Lose a few games and sack your Manager!!!Not On..
Should have given him the whole season to play with and see how they
would do at the end and not after 12 games..
Aron...
|
45.1724 | but is alan sugar that patient? | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 01 1994 12:37 | 1 |
|
|
45.1725 | Its all about getting results.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 01 1994 12:46 | 30 |
|
Antony,
I think you are right about a good proportion of Spurs fans still
support Ossie, dont you think that is down to the fact that they are
willing him to do well because of the player he was for us. Myself I
have nothing against Ossie, he was a great player but I'm glad he has
gone. I really dont think he is up to the job.
Ive said it before, to play with such attacking ideas requires sound
defence, remeber we were almost relegated last year. You cant keep
going from a win one week to getting thrashed the next week. I dont
agree about the fullbacks having to get foward constantly, they are
constantly caught out of position too far foward.
We are not in a position with the six point penalty where we can wait
too long to get sorted out, we are nearly half way through the season
and we are still no nearer getting things sorted, I thought the win at
Wimbledon, and the draws against QPR and Leeds were a turning point,
then we went and got hammered by Man City, and the final straw imo,
losing 3-0 to a team that have'nt won all season at hom and are bottom
of Div 1, in a competition we really needed to do well in.
Ossie must have been expecting this, I also think Mr Sugar has been
about as patient as he could be with Ossie, he has given him every
chance imo, I hope Steve Perryman can do a good job and get himself the
job permenantley.
Dave...
|
45.1726 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:21 | 15 |
|
Well as a non-Spurs supporter, I feel the scurrilous media
campaign to oust Ardiles from WHL has been utterly appalling
and contemptable.
Watch out, Mike Walker. You'll be the next target - of the media,
that is.....I'm sure the Everton board won't react to the press
in the same way as Spurs have done... 8-}
Disgusted. Once again the vitriol of the British Press has ruined
another career. And I don't even like the 'orrible little
Argentinian git 8-)
Andy.
|
45.1727 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:30 | 12 |
|
re - Mike Walker - the media will spend the next few days on Venables
and a Tottenham replacement - if Everton can win tonight, the heat is
off for a few weeks.
Paul
PS - I wonder if Souness will do a better job at Tottenham than he did
at Liverpool....
Only joking Dave - don't commit suicide yet :-)
|
45.1728 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | 65211::ANNWAT = Dead. | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:43 | 8 |
| No longer will we hear the dulcet tones of one of the great English speakers of
our time. No more Argentenglish -
Good luck to Tottingham.
Perhaps they'll enlist the help of Status Quo again.
|
45.1729 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | 65211::ANNWAT = Dead. | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:43 | 3 |
| and again..
Again again again again...etc..
|
45.1730 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | 65211::ANNWAT = Dead. | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:43 | 1 |
| Just so they dont go down...
|
45.1731 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | 65211::ANNWAT = Dead. | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:44 | 1 |
| Down down, deeper and down....
|
45.1732 | Has WHL confirmed the sacking ?? | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:55 | 6 |
| Isn't this still just speculation by The Sun? Has anyone heard it
confirmed yet? All R5 were doing this morning is reporting what The Sun
had said and contacted some of the players involved in last night's
meeting who, when questioned, wouldn't comment.
Paul.
|
45.1733 | If its in the Sun then it must be true 8-) | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 01 1994 14:30 | 8 |
| Most of the speculation also states that Perryman will go with Ardiles
and not take over. David Pleat reckons he won't leave Luton again if
it causes acrimony. Something to do with his house being bricked last
time (and that was just by the prostitutes complaining about loss of
trade ;-))
Stuart
|
45.1734 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | | Tue Nov 01 1994 14:35 | 4 |
|
It has been confirmed....
Neil
|
45.1735 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 01 1994 14:35 | 6 |
|
Confirmed.
Ossie is sacked, Steve Perryman is caretaker.
Dave...
|
45.1736 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | 65211::ANNWAT = Dead. | Tue Nov 01 1994 14:41 | 5 |
| >>>>Steve Perryman is caretaker.
Bit of a demotion, isn't it?
|
45.1737 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 01 1994 15:02 | 12 |
| Could be a mistake given that Perryman was supposed to have been the
defensive co-ordinator for Ardiles. If you want to employ someone who
knows about defence, Sugar should appoint Don Howe. Mind you he's too
busy in the High Court defending the Unfair Dismissal claim from El Tel
Vegetables this week...Not entirely coincidental that Panorama showed
the "expose" (which turned out to be more or less a rehash of the last
one) last night. Wonder if they would have shown it if Venerables
hadn't defected to ITV. If this is the Beebs way of extracting revenge,
I can't wait for the expose of Bob Wilson and his Satanic Rites parties
culminating in sacrificial slaughters at the altar of beelzebub...8-)
stuart
|
45.1738 | | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | revolution starts at closing time | Tue Nov 01 1994 15:04 | 17 |
|
Can anyone comfirm as to when "SPURS - The Movie" will be hitting the
screens. It will have everything over the last few years in it from
hirings and firings, greed, loads of money, prostitution, dodgy
dealings, drunks, fighting (remember Clemence and Paul Walsh!) and
one or two rather useful footballers (Lineker, Klinnsman, Gasgoine,
etc) making personal appearances.
Of course they will have to find a rather special ending to top what
has gone before. May be Sugar can sign Princess Di as a new Centre-
forward and then catch her in drugs & sex orgy with Frank Bough,
a few Tory MP's, a martian, Grant Mitchell and George Graham.
Forget Jurrasic Park.
Andy
|
45.1739 | Raising the finances for it would be fun... | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 01 1994 15:07 | 4 |
| I doubt that the film will ever be shown. they are all supposed to have
happy endings and given that its about Tottenham that would never do..
Stuart
|
45.1740 | Confirmed?? | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Nov 01 1994 16:02 | 36 |
| So Ossie has 100%, definately gone????
GOOD!!!!!
Please can we now get someone who speaks English??
The new man MUST clear out the crap defense (I'll use
that term loosely!!) and build on the very good
work Ossie has done.
Attacking wise - great - no problem
BUT
the defense MUST do it's job and
when the opposition has the ball SPURS must
WANT and GET it back!!!!!
Please don't let Souness get the job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Interesting to see what team Perry' selects for
the Chelsea game????
Well done MR Sugar!!!
STEVE
Chris Waddle for manager!!!!!
N-----O--------T !!!!!!!
|
45.1741 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 01 1994 16:04 | 5 |
| Re-1
We wont be playing Chelsea, they are in Europe.
Dave...
|
45.1742 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Tue Nov 01 1994 16:45 | 10 |
| >I can't wait for the expose of Bob Wilson and his Satanic Rites parties
>culminating in sacrificial slaughters at the altar of beelzebub...8-)
So he still goes up to Highbury then, Stuart.
Paul.
PS. Talking of sacrificial slaughters is the Arse v Owls match still on
for this W/E. If so is it Sat or Sun?
|
45.1743 | A bit of wit in troubled times ... ? | GENIE::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Tue Nov 01 1994 16:50 | 74 |
| Since you're going through a bit of a rough patch down at WHL I thought
this might be the appropraite place to post this gem, sent to me by a
Leeds-supporting friend (in so far as one can be frineds with Leeds
supporters ;-) ). I should point out that I didn't find the allusions
at all funny ;-)
Jerry.
-->
Think you have what it takes to be a hero in a foreign land ? Try this quiz
to see if you are a Klinsmann, a Lalas, or a Cantona.
You arrive in your new country after a long tiring journey. What is the first
thing you have to eat ?
a) Pie and Mash (to break the ice)
b) Big Mac and Chips and heavy on the mayo
c) Mrs Chapman's c*nt
You meet the chairman of your new club. Do you ?
a) Shake his hand with a grip of steel and promise him goals
b) Whip out your guitar and sing him a Bob Dylan number
c) Smother him in kisses and read him a soppy poem that you wrote yourself
You are told by the boss to improve your image. Do you:-
a) Trim your beautiful blond hair and look like Robert Redford
b) Grow another inch of your ginger goatee and look like the Spin Doctors
c) Turn up your collar and look like Shakin Stevens
Fortunes have taken a nose-dive, you're leaking goals and losing a lot.
Do you:-
a) Try harder
b) Feel guilty 'cos you're the main culprit
c) Flee back home and fax a transfer request
You're in Europe and face a tricky tie away in Turkey. Do you:-
a) Get up early and put your towel on a sun-lounger
b) Back-pack across town and chat to the locals
c) Fight with the ball-boy, get sent off then get beaten up by police.
You think Rimbaud is :_
a) A wimpish French poet
b) An all-american hero, played by Stallone
c) Never heard of him
During a match, an opponent makes a rather clumsy foul on you. Do you:-
a) Do a theatrical dive and win a penalty
b) Slap him on the back and invite him round for thanksgiving
c) Wait till his back is turned and kick him up the arse
You go to the loo and in your haste to escape a young fan you hurry out.
When you are out someone says "Excuse me, but do you know your flies are
undone ?" Do you:-
a) Feel incredibly embarrassed that a member of the master race could be so
stupid
b) Reply "You hum it and I'll sing along"
c) Wait until his back is turned and kick him up the arse
A young child asks for an autograph. Do you;_
a) oblige (providing he's not Jewish)
b) whip out your guitar and sing him a Bob Dylan song
c) Wait until his back his turned and kick him up the arse
You think that you are :-
a) German
b) An example of the American dream
c) God
Mostly A's - could be a hugely popular German in England
Mostly B's - could be a hugely popular American in Italy
Mostly C's - could be a greasy, frog eating twat
|
45.1744 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 01 1994 16:51 | 9 |
| Paul
Bob Wilson is regularly seen supping the blood of virgins with Dave
Seaman at Highbury these days.
The match is on Sunday, a 3pm ko I believe. Going? [or is there some
paint that you are watching dry 8*)]
Stuart
|
45.1745 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Nov 01 1994 19:57 | 21 |
| RE 1743!!!!
What a load of crap!!!!
Leeds supporters all have a strange sense of humour
like the one who decided to cheer for Leeds at the
Southampton v Leeds match last Saturday - whilst in
the hardcore Southampton end!!!
Silly boy got beaten up & removed by the Police!!!!
===================================================
I hear Bobby Robson could be coming to WHL???
Oh yeah, Sam Fox may also be in with a chance of
replacing Ossie!!!
StEvE
|
45.1746 | Well done Ossie!!!!!!!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Nov 02 1994 21:21 | 32 |
| It was nice to see Ossie facing the press on Tues afternoon
despite the fact they'd helped as much as possible to get him
sacked.
He stuck to his beliefs and played interested, exciting football
BUT he didn't buy a single decent defender in his time at WHL.
His best defensive move was bringing Sol Campbell back from attack
into Central Defence.
Surely Ossie would have come a lot closer to success if he'd just
bought a decent, mature, captain like, central defender who organised
the other younger members?????
Do other Spurs fans think :-
a) The team must take on a more defensive attitude??????
b) The back four is crap, change most of the players????
c) Carry on with what we've got and hope?????
Popescu as a sweeper, as we did on Sat, is certainly a good immediate
plan. Ossie should of tried it sooner!!!
If played well it allows the full backs to push forward and make
for a more attacking team???
GOOD LUCK STEVE PERRYMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The next game is NOV 5th v Blackburn is it not?????
I think it'll be a close game!!!
StEVE
|
45.1747 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Nov 03 1994 11:11 | 16 |
|
It looks like David Pleat is on his way back as General Manager.
Could be a good move, he did very well last time, but lets just say
outside interests ( and Irving Scholar wanting Terry Venables ) made
sure he wasnt able to continue what he started.
One things for sure, under Pleat Tottenham had the best defence it has
had in years.
Whether he can recapture the limited success he had in his only full
season, 3rd in League, FA Cup final and League Cup semi final ( losing
to a last minute Rocastle goal....aaaaghhhhh its brought it all back to
me ) in a position of General Manager is another question.
Dave...
|
45.1748 | 2-1,2-1, | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Thu Nov 03 1994 12:01 | 4 |
| You forgot ot mention that Rocastle drove the ball through the keepers
legs. Thank you for reminding me of it. Ah, heady glorious days 8-)
Stuart
|
45.1749 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Nov 03 1994 13:19 | 22 |
| Yep,
David Pleat is having talks with Al Sugar today, so much for "Steve Perryman
will take over as caretaker till the end of the season!!!" Maybe they mean
caretaker and not caretaker manager!!!
I agree about us having the best defense and most success under David Pleat
in recent years and it was a great shame we lost him over something than most
MP's get envolved in.
If he wants and gets the job - GREAT!!! But Spurs are going to have to pay a
wodge of dosh to Ardiles (approx 500K supposedly) and then compensation to Luton.
Would it no of been easier to stick with the Oss and buy hima defender instead????
Can David Pleat recapture what he had??? Depends if he's still got her phone
number I suppose!!! Ha,ha!!
STEVE
|
45.1750 | | CUCKOO::YEOMANSD | Sometimes its hard to be a woman | Thu Nov 03 1994 14:27 | 6 |
| If Pleat's going to be general manager, then it sounds like Perryman
will be coach. That would be a right result. Perryman's not a bad
coach, but he's far to nice to be a manager. He did a crap job at
Watford.
Dave.
|
45.1751 | Luton Chairman .... | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Nov 04 1994 00:32 | 15 |
| The Luton Chairman has said Saturday's game v Wolves (I think??)
could be Pleat's last in charge of Luton Town FC.
I'm sure this is the best, available (ish??), man for the job!!!
He will tighten up our defense and play the same sort of very
attacking, interesting football Spurs fans demand.
If he's half as successful as last time he was manager we'll
be laughing!!
Lot's of pressure though - live up to his previous feats!!
StEvE
|
45.1752 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Reading Blondes have more fun | Fri Nov 04 1994 10:16 | 9 |
| Well it looks like mr. Sugar is desperate to get a Dutch manager, after Leo
Beenhakker (former manager Dutch team) refused he's now trying to get
Feyenoord coach and former international Willem van Hanegem. He also probably
will refuse as he has a contract for life (for what it worth).
I'll keep ya posted.
T_
|
45.1753 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Fri Nov 04 1994 12:41 | 12 |
|
re 1751...
Steve, Pleat is NOT "available".....he is currently the Luton
manager. Releasing him from his contract will cost Spurs money,
and a few friends up the M1.
No doubt money will talk, and Pleat will walk out to join Spurs.
What's the difference with this and the way Everton recruited
Walker from Norwich last season?
Andy.
|
45.1754 | | CUCKOO::YEOMANSD | Sometimes its hard to be a woman | Fri Nov 04 1994 12:44 | 7 |
| > What's the difference with this and the way Everton recruited
> Walker from Norwich last season?
Spurs asked Luton for permission to approach Pleat. Everton made their
initial overtures to Walker via the press.
Dave.
|
45.1755 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon - 761 4831 | Fri Nov 04 1994 12:58 | 12 |
|
Luton Chairman was interviewed on Sky last night and sounded very
reasonable. The jist of what he said was that he felt it would have
been unreasonable to refuse Pleat permission to talk to Spurs. He
thought Pleat should hear what SPur's have to offer & then make up his
own mind. He said he would back Pleat whatever his descision and that
life at Luton Football Club would go on.
Nice attitude. No point making enemies & there's always the chance
of meeting Spur's in next year's FA Cup... 8-)
JBG
|
45.1756 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Fri Nov 04 1994 13:04 | 15 |
45.1757 | HOORAH !!! | SUBURB::RUTHERFORDI | Alan Rough's Greatest Slips | Fri Nov 04 1994 13:15 | 15 |
| RE: 1753
Andy,
I've just realised where i had heard your little personal name bit
before.
Pink Floyd - The Wall - Comfortably Numb.
There, done it.
Thanks.
Ian
|
45.1758 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Nov 04 1994 13:27 | 12 |
|
Blackburn tomorrow, and Steve Perryman's first game in charge, and
possibly his last. It's going to be very difficult to contain Shearer
and Sutton, but you never know. I'm looking foward to my first trip to
Ewood Park, and possibly sneaking a win.
Paul...where..?
It looks like David Pleat will join us next week, either as manager or
general manager.
Dave...
|
45.1759 | Another week of THFCV speculation | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Nov 07 1994 14:41 | 9 |
| Dave,
How was the trip, not too much to shout about I'm afraid. Opinion seems
to be divided on whether Pleat will or will not take the job.
Apparently he will decide tomorrow. At least we have over a week
without playing to sort things out. Whoever is the manager though we
are still short of a quality centre-half.
Antony
|
45.1760 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Nov 07 1994 15:16 | 20 |
|
From Grandstand on Saturday it certainly seems pretty likely that David Pleat
will join THFC but as General Manager / Director of Football type thing.
Surely we need him to coach the team and directly influence team selection etc????
Perryman did the best he could with what we've got on Saturday. The worrying thing
is how few chances we are creating!!! Missed Dumitrescu and Anderton I think!!
Alan Hansen, for once , said something that I agree with on Match of the Day - Sat pm.
It was that Sol Campbell has a lot of talent but is loosing all his confidence and
not improving!! He must have a decent partner to help him and give him some extra
confidence.
Well done MR P for bringing back Gary Mabbutt as captain!! He may not be the best but
bags of enthusiasm and much better than Scott / Calderwood!!!
steve
|
45.1761 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 08 1994 12:25 | 32 |
|
I'd have to say we were pretty sh*t against Blackburn, we really didnt
play at all, and hardly created a chance all game. The scoreline
flattered us also, they had loads of chances, and if it wasnt for Ian
Walker we would have been hammered.
Blackburn completley dominated the game, although its fair to say that
even if we didnt have all the behind the scenes problems Blackburn are
a good enough side to have done that anyway. Ian Walker played really
well, but we badly missed Darren Anderton giving us some width. I hope
he is back soon.
Positive points were that the fans were right behind the team all the
way, that was good to see, and the selling of lager during the game,
although they did run out and we had to resort to bitter....which was a
disapointment.
Blackburn's ground is a good one, although one side does'nt match the
other three, and that spoils it imo.
I'm not sure if David Pleat will come back or not, I suppose it depends
on him wanting to stop coaching or not, rumours about the Hod not being
happy at Chelsea, maybe Pleat as director of Football with Glen Hoddle
as coach...?
Dave...
|
45.1762 | Bored Gooner | KERNEL::WITHALLG | The Hero | Tue Nov 08 1994 13:16 | 8 |
|
-1
Whats this 'against Blackburn' bit ????
|
45.1763 | Don't despair | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Tue Nov 08 1994 16:50 | 21 |
| Dave,
What do you mean "most of the fans were behind the team...."?
IMO, most of the fans were down the bar watching the game on the
telly!
Oh, and I didn't think you were as bad as you do. Any more than 2-0 would
have been unfair. Klinsman had a fair chance following a dreadful punch
out by Flowers although Klinsman was obviously off-form as he was even
out-dived by Shearer.
Peter
Peter.
Peter
|
45.1764 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 08 1994 17:00 | 10 |
|
Peter...
err, true, there were alot of fans in the bar, but we were behind the
team all the way, even in the bar...(-:
What were you doing, are you a Tottenham fan, or you were'nt that
friendly steward I was talking to were you..?
Dave...
|
45.1765 | NOT a closet cockney! | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Tue Nov 08 1994 18:17 | 15 |
| Dave,
As you can't get into St James Park, I just do my bit by supporting
teams playing against Blackburn, Man U, Forrest, Liverpool, etc.
I was the one cheering at half time when the scores came up, but
couldn't exactly jump up and down as I was in the scrum at the bar!
I've also got a buddy who is a season ticket holder at WHL and he came
up, as well as supplied me with the ticket.
My worry is that I've seen more spurs ganes, than Newcastle this year!
Peter
|
45.1766 | Programme Required | ESSB::BLONG | PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1993 & 1994 | Tue Nov 08 1994 20:24 | 8 |
45.1767 | If nobody has one | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Tue Nov 08 1994 21:35 | 6 |
| B@
He could try the Spurs souvenier shop as these often sell back
programmes.
Peter
|
45.1768 | either is fine by me... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Nov 11 1994 11:15 | 11 |
|
The manager merry-go-round continues, according to news reports this
morning Gerry Francis will be named the new manager of THFC today.
If this is true, then I'm not sure where this leaves David Pleat,
probably still at Luton.
All will be revealed.
Dave...
|
45.1769 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Nov 11 1994 15:07 | 13 |
| Spurs are playing a friendly v Reading away TONITE
apparently the game was only announced yesterday?????
Last night London tonite said Mr Pleat was waiting to
hear from Spurs and it looked like the deal had hit a hitch.
They also hinted BIG RON could be in line as new target.
I hope Ron Atkinson is offered the job as Villa where STUPID
to sack him!!!!!
|
45.1770 | BFR isnt the man for the job now... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Nov 11 1994 16:36 | 11 |
|
We dont want BFR, he WAS a good manager, but he has shown in the last
few months that he is losing it, the signing of John Fashanu was
bizarre, and his loyalty to avaerage players goes too far. He built a
team of good players a Villa, but they were all to old and he has stuck
by them when they should have been dropped.
He's lost it, and we dont want him at Tottenham. Gerry Francis is the
man we want, and if not him then David Pleat, or both.
Dave...
|
45.1771 | Francis in..? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Nov 11 1994 16:44 | 4 |
|
Apparently Gerry Francis is Tottenham's new manager, anyone comfirm...?
Dave...
|
45.1772 | Gossip and news and more news and... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Nov 11 1994 17:11 | 9 |
|
Capital Radio are reporting that Gerry Francis will sign a contract as
Tottenham's new manager at a press conference at 18:00 tonight.
Dave...
|
45.1773 | Confused of Basingstoke !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Nov 11 1994 17:12 | 14 |
| Dave,
Where did you hear this. Perhaps there is still room for Pleat in a
general management capacity or vice versa, Pleat coaches and Francis
does the General Manager.
Either way lets get it all sorted out. Kinda ironic as on the SKY
pre-seaon chat Francis was a studio guest commenting on the joys of
working and training with such players as Klinnsman and Dumitrescu.
I'll run out and check on r5 at half past.
Antony
|
45.1774 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | Sinning with a safety net | Fri Nov 11 1994 17:15 | 3 |
| >>>Where did you hear this?
Capital radio, perhaps?
|
45.1775 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | Sinning with a safety net | Fri Nov 11 1994 17:15 | 1 |
| Sorry, that was plain vindictive.
|
45.1776 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Nov 11 1994 17:22 | 7 |
|
Antony...
David Pleat has announced he is staying at Luton, the news about
Francis was on a news flash on Capital Radio.
Dave...
|
45.1777 | let's wait for 6pm | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Nov 11 1994 18:15 | 10 |
| Dave,
I think that this is good news. I was thinking about managers that have
returned to clubs and I'm not sure it's a good thing.
Lets hope that we can have some sort of period of normality to settle
the team. I wonder if Mr Sugar will offer some more money for signings.
Antony
|
45.1778 | | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | Just another Day!! | Fri Nov 11 1994 19:11 | 2 |
|
GG isnt' doing too bad!!!! 8^)
|
45.1779 | It's Friday afternoon and I want to go home. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Nov 11 1994 20:22 | 5 |
| I specifically meant as a manager for the second time, sorry about
having to make it very precise but I do understand for you noters for
no 46.
Antony
|
45.1780 | Spanish night in Camberley. | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Fri Nov 11 1994 20:37 | 8 |
|
oooooooooo.....touchy touchy Mr Ferraro 8-)
Anyway, you're not going home, are you ;-)
El Tapas here we come!!!!
Andy.
|
45.1781 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Nov 14 1994 12:43 | 7 |
| Does anyone know how Spurs got on against
Reading on Friday night????
Despite the rubbish about Francis signing on
Friday it looks like he will be manager when
he gets home from his hols in the sun!!!
|
45.1782 | Its Gerry to save the day, hopefully. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 14 1994 13:25 | 16 |
|
Re-1
Reading 1 Spurs 1
Well it does look like Francis will be manager by the time we play
Villa on Saturday. Capital Radio should be sued for handing out dodgy
info, and so should London Tonight who also said that Francis will have
signed up by the end of the evening on Friday. It got my hopes up only
to be dashed.....
Still all's well that ends well, and if as expected Gerry Francis joins
this week we have got ourselves a very good manager imo.
Dave...
|
45.1783 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Nov 15 1994 19:24 | 2 |
| Any manager gossip today????
|
45.1784 | (-: | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 15 1994 19:36 | 6 |
|
Confirmed,
Gerry Francis is the new manager.
Dave...
|
45.1785 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon - 761 4831 | Wed Nov 16 1994 10:37 | 5 |
|
....and there is definitely no money on the table for new players.
Gerry has to work with the squad thats there.
JBG
|
45.1786 | buying or selling ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Nov 16 1994 12:04 | 7 |
| Maybe that means there will be traffic out of WHL to cover raising the
funds for new players.
Good news about Mr Francis, lets hope we can have a period of relative
stability at the club.
Antony
|
45.1787 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Nov 16 1994 13:54 | 14 |
| First thing Gerry did was to dismiss Steve Perryman!
Shame really but inevitable.
Francis will obviously want to bring in some new players
and throw out some of the ones he doesn't see in Spurs
plans.
Spurs have got a big squad but alot of the players in the
reserves are playing in the correct place (ie) in the reserves!!
StEvE
|
45.1788 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Nov 16 1994 14:56 | 28 |
|
I see alot of going, and not much coming under Gerry Francis, 44
players should be a big enough squad to get a team capable of challening
for honours with the right organisation, leaving room for the squad to
be trimmed down.
Maybe chances for Darren Caskey in midfield, who could still play in the
role of ball winner. It was interesting seeing Ian Turner and Danny Carr
playing for the Irish U21 last night, Carr looked very good at right
back, and must be in line for a first team place soon. Turner looked to
have lost some of the spark he had when he first came into the side,
but he has been in the reserves since Ossie took over, he is still a
good prospect.
Sol Cambell was the captain of the England U21,s and had a good game,
although the Everton centre back David Unsworth looked very good along
side him. Sol is a good player, and should flourish under Francis.
I still think with alittle organisation we have the players at the club
that can sort out our defensive problems.
It will be interesting to see what the first team GF puts out on
Saturday. I wouldnt be suprised if we see a few changes.
I agree with Antony, it would be nice to see some stability at the club
now.
Dave...
|
45.1789 | Yes but>>> | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Nov 16 1994 20:46 | 16 |
| I agree Spurs have got some very good young players BUT
I still think we need 1 good centre back ( A Neil Ruddock
type) and some much better organisation at the back.
I still think Edinburgh and Austin should be playing for
Southend and not Spurs!!! Trouble is who would want to buy
them if we did put 'em up 4 sale????
At least Mr Francis can speak English and have a bloody good
shout at players that don't pull their weight!!!
VERY interesting to see both the team and the formation played
for Saturday's game.
StEvE
|
45.1790 | ......WHAT..... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:11 | 9 |
45.1791 | Do you get Depressed. I do. | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:04 | 6 |
| As an Arsenal fan, I have to state right and right now that Teddy
Sheingham is a vastly overrated and talentless w!#@$r which means that
GG will probably sign him.
How deeply depressing it would be to have stoop to the level of having
to purchase a member of the current Tottenham squad 8-(
|
45.1792 | It's in the SUN so it must be true ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:55 | 10 |
| Dave,
Now we have a new manager , I think the press will have full licence to
print stories of us selling everyone and buying most other players
currently playing in the Premier and the Endsleigh leagues.
Take one extremely large pinch of salt in these situations. Lets hope
for a good start tomorrow. Any early team news?
Antony
|
45.1793 | early days | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 22 1994 11:33 | 19 |
|
Disaster on Saturday, great comeback from 3-0 down, only to lose it in
the last minute.....Just alittle sick, sounded a great atmosphere on the
radio, with the Peirce at his best when the equaliser went in.
Rumours in most of the press about a massive clearout, with the two
Rumanians on the way out for starters...?
If you believe the papers, the only players Gerry Francis is totally
happy with are Sheringham, Klinsmann, Anderton, Barmby and Cambell. I
should think a few more can do a job, but there will be a clear out for
sure.
Chelsea on Wednesday at home, and then Liverpool on Saturday, the way
they played last night a resuly definatley isnt out of the question, we
are in the relegation zone now, and we need to start picking up results
starting against an inform Chelsea.
Dave...
|
45.1794 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Tue Nov 22 1994 12:35 | 10 |
|
Dave, you'll need players of the class of Dumitrescu and Popescu
if you're ever going to offer a challenge for honours.
With a staff of 44 players, there must be a lot of "average"
talent at WHL these days, especially when you look at those
considered good enough for the 1st XI. The offers of "alternative
opportunities" should start with these imo...
Andy.
|
45.1795 | Losing Dumitrescu and Popescu is a mistake. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:27 | 15 |
| Blimey guvnor, I'm agreeing with Mr Sant.
The list of average players to be lost includes ...
Dozzell
Calderwood
Cundy
Scott
Rosenthal
Trouble is, who would want to buy them.
Antony
|
45.1796 | All of 'em! | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:34 | 6 |
|
>Trouble is who would want to buy them
Well you did 8-)
Andy.
|
45.1797 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 22 1994 15:31 | 36 |
45.1798 | wagebill? | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Tue Nov 22 1994 16:15 | 9 |
| Dave,
The value of getting rid of players is in what you save (wage bills)
rather than what you get for them (transfer fees).
If I were GF I'd give all the defenders to Swindon on a free transfer
and go down the job centre for a few replacements.
Peter
|
45.1799 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Nov 22 1994 16:29 | 6 |
|
......but we have to raise money by selling players to buy players, and
the money saved on wages will go to possible new players to lure them to
the club in the first place.
Dave...
|
45.1800 | rumours from the Net.... | IRNBRU::HOWARD | Romanes Eunt Domus | Wed Nov 23 1994 12:06 | 11 |
| From: VBORMC::"SPENCRG@stoyuk.mhs.compuserve.com" "Richard Spence"
23-NOV-1994 08:58:57.66
To: qpr <qpr@cs.ucl.ac.uk>
CC:
Subj: Bardsley
Heard on the Bus this morning that Gerry is after swapping
Austin and Caskey for Bardsley. What about this then eh?
Richard Spence
|
45.1801 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Nov 23 1994 12:32 | 7 |
|
According to the Sun, Its a done deal, with Cundy and Austin + some
Cash going to QPR for Bardsley.
Who knows..?
Dave...
|
45.1802 | | RTFM1::GENIE::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon - 761 4831 | Wed Nov 23 1994 12:57 | 7 |
|
David Coulthard also signed for Spurs this morning!
oops, wrong conference, wrong team! Sorry guys 8-)
JBG
|
45.1803 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Nov 23 1994 13:29 | 6 |
|
These mailing lists....
Has anyone got the adress for the Tottenham one ??
Dave...
|
45.1804 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Nov 23 1994 19:37 | 22 |
| Any news on the Bardsley deal????
I much prefer the idea of off-loading Cundy + Austin
rather than Caskey + Austin.
Has the deal been confirmed?????????
We are playing Chelsea tonite, I believe???
Anyone heard the team news???
What position does David Bardsley play??
I know the name but I've forgotten ?????
I hope Geza does get the wage bill down as
some of the players we have should be paying us
to stay at Spurs!!!
StEvE
|
45.1805 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Wed Nov 23 1994 20:25 | 8 |
|
Bardsley - right back, and a pretty good one, too. I think he
made the England squad (possibly team) recently.
He'd be a significant improvement on some of your more recent
defenders!
Andy.
|
45.1806 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Nov 24 1994 11:21 | 20 |
|
Tottenham 0 Chelsea 0
Crack open the champagne, the opposition got one of those round things
next to their name, what a result, the first time this season.
A shame we also drew a blank, but I would still back us to score more
often than not anyway, and if we can keep clean sheets, then we will
start winning.
Sounded like we dominated, Teddy hit the post, and had a couple of
other chances, but overall I'm well pleased, we usually lose to Chelsea
anyway.
Definatley something to build on, we need to carry this on against the
red Sh.....whoops, I mean the 'Pool on Saturday.
Dave...
|
45.1807 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Thu Nov 24 1994 11:31 | 10 |
| >Tottenham 0 Chelsea 0
>next to their name, what a result, the first time this season.
Hhhmmm, sounds like you'll be saying things like the result is more
important than the performance soon. It *is* GF isn't it, not GG who's
taken over.
Paul.
|
45.1808 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Nov 24 1994 13:00 | 11 |
| Anybody know the team we played against Chelsea????
Did Gerry Francis play himself in central defence???
Have we signed Bardsley yet or not????
Steve
|
45.1809 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Nov 24 1994 13:21 | 22 |
|
Re-1
Walker
Austin
Cambell
Calderwood
Mabbutt
Popescu
Howells
Barmby
Sheringham
Klinsmann
Anderton
Dumitrescu came on for Barmby.
The Bardsley deal is off, and was never on apparently.
Dave...
|
45.1810 | Match Report | NEWOA::BURTON | Hoddle is ZOD, GOD's dad | Thu Nov 24 1994 13:26 | 64 |
| The Electronic Telegraph 24 November 1994 FOOTBALL
(Copied without permission)
Tottenham show discipline
(By Christopher Davies)
Tottenham 0, Chelsea 0
TOTTENHAM'S most disciplined display of the season saw them register
their first clean sheet of1994-95 to give new manager Gerry Francis
hope that the Premiership's worst defence is not beyond repair.
Francis should have been rewarded with the first win of his Tottenham
management, given Spurs' domination. However, as his team had previously
conceded 39 goals in 17 games, a goalless draw will be perceived as
something of a moral victory.
It was also the first time this season that Chelsea had failed to score
in the league, though it took a superb reflex save by Ian Walker to
prevent Eddie Newton's close-range shot five minutes from time clinching
three points for the visitors.
A year ago relegation was very much a reality for Chelsea.
A year ago Chelsea were in a similar position to Spurs, with relegation
very much a reality. Glenn Hoddle, who spent 12 years at White Hart Lane,
has turned around Chelsea's fortunes by outstanding coaching and getting
the maximum from his players.
Francis has one or two individuals who are better than any of
Chelsea's. But he, too, must find the best team pattern and, as he did
at Queens Park Rangers, find a way to ensure ordinary players
perform like very good players.
For all the pleasure - relief may be a more approrpiate word - at
Tottenham's clean sheet, it must be said that this was a not particularly
memorable match.
Plenty of huff and puff
There was plenty of huff and puff and one had to admire the ability of
the players to keep up such pace for 90 minutes. But the overall quality
left much to be desired and skilful football was at a premium.
Teddy Sheringham hit an upright four minutes before the interval after
Sol Campbell dispossessed Anthony Barness. Three minutes later Sheringham
was one-on-one with Dmitri Kharin but shot straight at the goalkeeper.
Jurgen Klinsmann, Barness, John Spencer and Gica Popescu all went close
but early feelings that this London derby would end goalless were proved
correct.
Tottenham: Walker; Austin, Calderwood, Mabbutt, Campbell; Anderton,
Howells, Popescu, Barmby (Dumitrescu 74); Sheringham, Klinsmann.
Subs: Nethercott, Day
(g). Booked: Popescu.
Chelsea: Kharin; Barness, Kjeldbjerg, Sinclair, Minto; Rocastle (Burley
74), Spackman, Newton, Wise; Spencer, Shipperley (Lee 80).
Subs: Hitchcock (g).
Referee: G Willard (West Sussex).
|
45.1811 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Nov 25 1994 13:09 | 18 |
| Shame about Paul Merson???
--- NOT !!!!! -------
Anyone got any Coke???
Ha,ha,ha!!
Should be in The Arse Conference
but I don't dare read it, I'd fall
asleep!!
Steve
|
45.1812 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | BLUE IS THE COLOUR | Fri Nov 25 1994 13:22 | 5 |
|
I see that Mark Hughes could be on his way to Spurs, the deal will
see Sheringham go to the Mancs..
Andy..B
|
45.1813 | Noooooooo!!!!! | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Fri Nov 25 1994 13:37 | 4 |
|
I hope you're wrong with that little snippet, Andy B.....
Maybesoontobep*ssedoffUnitedsupporter
|
45.1814 | Mark Hughes - satan's spawn personified | YUPPY::PANES | Will you take a cheque, Bruce? | Fri Nov 25 1994 13:42 | 12 |
|
I really don't understand why Gerry Francis would want to sign another
"foreigner", especially the cheating, niggly, dirty Welsh runt Mark
"Sparky" Hughes.
Stuart
|
45.1815 | Oh no ! | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Fri Nov 25 1994 16:30 | 16 |
| > <<< Note 45.1814 by YUPPY::PANES "Will you take a cheque, Bruce?" >>>
> -< Mark Hughes - satan's spawn personified >-
>
>I really don't understand why Gerry Francis would want to sign another
>"foreigner", especially the cheating, niggly, dirty Welsh runt Mark
>"Sparky" Hughes.
>
>Stuart
It's no use Stuey, you're obviously just trying to cover up your
admiration for one of the best forwards in England ;-)
I sincerely hope that the aforementioned swap doesn't take place.
Sherringham is the last thing we need !
Jerry.
|
45.1816 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Sat Nov 26 1994 11:24 | 15 |
45.1817 | FA - Courageous, Strong and Brave | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Mon Nov 28 1994 12:29 | 12 |
45.1818 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Nov 28 1994 13:30 | 38 |
| Liverpool 1 - 1 Spurs
Fowler pen 38 Ruddock og 83
Well what a game on Saturday?? I must admit I was expecting a
sound thrashing as Liverpool bounced back from the utter humiliation
of loosing to Everton but it was not to be!!!
Yes, Liverpool dominated and played some very nice football but
Spurs played with aggression and a will not to let any goals in.
As it happens the penalty was a very dogey decision as Sol Campbell
basically got caught up with the 'Pool player.
Klinsmann should of had a penalty and had it been anyone else would no
doubt of got it. Big Neil gave him a hefty smack in the face BUT someone
on high was watching or Mr Ruddock felt guilty and decided to play Sol
Campbell's driven cross into the back of his own net!
Overall may be we were a bit lucky but if GF can do that with a defence
that most Spurs supporters realise is a pretty crap one then just think
what he can do when he's brought in some decent players.
=============
The Mark Hughes for Sheringham story sounds like the biggest piece of
newspaper gossip I've heard in ages. What utter crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!
==============
I'm getting a bit worried that we are going to loose Illie Dumitresu!!
He has been sub in the last two games and I don't think he's too happy
about it. I keep forgetting Popescu is playing but Dumi was just starting
to gel with the front players and scoredf a few himself.
Hope Mr Francis doesn't let him go??????
StEvE
|
45.1819 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 28 1994 13:56 | 17 |
45.1820 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Mon Nov 28 1994 19:44 | 4 |
| Only saw it on MOTD, but I have toagree with the previous notes - Ruddock's og
was the best-deserved of the season.
g
|
45.1821 | | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Mon Nov 28 1994 20:01 | 6 |
| According to the Press this morning Mr Sugar said something along the
lines of "Ruddock always wanted to be a Tottenham player" in a
sarcastic tone. Razor retorted with the news that Al had tried to sign
him 5 times this season. It's all got remarkably silly.
Stuart
|
45.1822 | He should never have left in the first place.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Nov 28 1994 20:07 | 8 |
|
We should sign Razor, Mr Sugar is quite right, he does want to play for
Tottenham, why else would he have buried it in the corner.
He should stop messing around and get in to Roy Evans with his transfer
request and get back to where he belongs.
Dave...
|
45.1823 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Nov 29 1994 21:46 | 23 |
| Lets face it there are very few REALLY good central
defenders in this country at the moment!
When England end up pickin DONKEY, Porridge Adams
then it shows we are getting desperate!!!!
Neil Ruddock is one of the top defenders and VERY
useful at the other end when a free kick gets won.
Mr Sug's certainly gets VERY bitchy and childish
with anyone who isn't dying to play for HIS club!!
Letting Illie go WILL be a big mistake!! An even
bigger one if he stays in this country! Can't really
see why he's been dumped on the subs bench by Gerry???
I realise we had to loose an attacker but wouldn't
Barmby be a better bet?? (not takin anything away from
Nick, who I'm sure will turn into a really good player-
then be sold to Portsmouth or Swindon for 50,000 quid!!
StEvE
|
45.1824 | Big Girls Blouse that Ruddock bloke | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Wed Nov 30 1994 11:56 | 8 |
| You mean that people actually want to play for Tottenham? Ye gods, what
is the world coming to ;-)
Actually, I suspect that Mr S's comments to Ruddock were more of a way
of sniping at Big Neil for his wholehearted support of El Tel
Vegetables during the lovers tiff...
Stuart
|
45.1825 | Giggs (eee) The Sequal... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Dec 01 1994 15:53 | 5 |
|
Ryan Giggs' brother is on trial at Tottenham, I wonder if he will be as
good as the boy wonder used to be, but isnt anymore.
Dave...
|
45.1826 | Keeping it in the family | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Fri Dec 02 1994 10:34 | 1 |
| Darren Anderton's brother is also having a trial at Tottenham.
|
45.1827 | Seems like everyones brother is on trial in the Tottering Court | MARVIN::MORRELL | Baby.. Baby.. We change... anything we want too... | Fri Dec 02 1994 11:21 | 3 |
| Bobo the Clown's brother is also having a trail at Tottenham...
Rick.
|
45.1828 | 2 game unbeaten run ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Dec 02 1994 13:14 | 5 |
| Big game tomorrow, I believe that Anderton is struggling for fitness so
Illie could be playing from the start. Lets hope that we see the first
3pts for GF reign.
Antony
|
45.1829 | Arise Sir Teddy..... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 05 1994 14:58 | 25 |
|
Totts 4 Newcastle 2
Sir Teddy 3 Fox 2
Gica
Great result from the mighty Spurs, although Newcastle were without
some key players. Sir Teddy back to his best, watch him start climbing
the scoring charts now.
When we get the 6 points back we will be in a handsome position to
start our late bid for championship glory, and oh yes I almost forgot,
Altringham are the first name on the list as we head towards Wembley
for the FA Cup.
We are above the crisis club aswell, and when they get their 6 points
deducted for Financial irregularaties and get kicked out of the FA Cup
the world will be a much brighter place.....
Sheff Wed are the lambs to the slaughter next week.
Dave...
|
45.1830 | Suuuuuppppeerr Spurs ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Mon Dec 05 1994 15:16 | 9 |
| Dave,
very pleased with the result and the manner of victory, and the fact
that Teddy and Dazza are in my Telegraph fantasy football team.
It seems that GF has given us some shape and organisation which allied
to our attacking ability should see us through this season.
Antony
|
45.1831 | Baaaaaaa | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Mon Dec 05 1994 16:15 | 7 |
| >Sheff Wed are the lambs to the slaughter next week.
Dave,
Are you taking over Paul Watterson's role as head Matt George baiter?
Paul.
|
45.1832 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 05 1994 16:24 | 9 |
|
Paul...
Watty did ring me before he left on Friday asking me to take over in his
persuit of GEORGEM through the notes conferences, but I had to refuse.
Noting is a serious business.
Dave...
|
45.1833 | Klinnsman's brill btw ! | PAKORA::JJACK | | Mon Dec 05 1994 19:05 | 18 |
|
Re.1829
<<When we get the 6 points back>>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Dave...Pardon me if I'm wrong...but I (And a lot of other people) are
of the opinion that the six points were to be docked from Spurs total
once the season had finished ??
Every newspaper/magazine with updated league tables, always have an
asterix next to Spurs name. Then at the bottom of the table it
says, "Spurs to be deducted Six points at end of season".
Is this true...or have the said points already been removed ??????
|
45.1834 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Mon Dec 05 1994 19:12 | 4 |
| You're right JJ, they're deducted at the end of the season. When do
Spurs have their appeal about their disqualification from the FA Cup?
Paul.
|
45.1835 | | UTRTSC::WARD | | Mon Dec 05 1994 19:27 | 8 |
| Wasn't it a farce on Sat night in the FA Cup draw ??
Old-buffer-1 : "Number 23"
G.Kelly : "bye or Tottenham"
Old-buffer-2 : "Number 41"
G.Kelly : "will play Altrincham"
Ray
|
45.1836 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 05 1994 20:09 | 8 |
|
Re.1833
Your not wrong, it just depends on how you want to look at it, I prefer
to look at the table having already deducted the points, then I know
exactly where we are.
Dave...
|
45.1837 | 20 minute RANT ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Dec 06 1994 17:42 | 27 |
| Two elements to the note.
First- I am getting pretty fed up with all the moaning and dribling
on about Spurs on programmes like 6 o 6 on radio 5 and other
footie progs and newspapers. It is not Spurs fault over these penalties
imposed, it is the FA. When they punish a club for certain misconducts
they should understand what they can do in terms of penalties. The
argument about Swindon and Spurs is also totally off track as the
situations were very different. Of course Spurs fans are happy about
the possibility to change the penalties and the FA should I would of
thought understood the implications of their actions when they imposed
the fines. They have already made themselves look stupid by lingering
on and Spurs in the cup or not and not reducing the 6 pts till the end
of the season. I bet there are a few clubs very relieved about the
situation, remember Spurs came forward, they were not found out.
Second - All this talk about Illie being sold really upsets me as we
have some many average/talentless players at the club who are earning
extremely good salaries and are clearly not up to the job. I know Illie
will raise good money to use on other purchases but we must seriously
download this lack of talent at the club, not lose someone of very
definite quality to the team and squad. If we lose Teddy or Klinsmann
then who replace them, Ronny Rosenthal. Noooo Thanks !
Thats better, I'm cccaaaaallllllllmmmmmmm now.
Antony
|
45.1838 | Another rant | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Tue Dec 06 1994 19:07 | 11 |
| I've just booked my tickets for the Spurs v Sheff Wed match this
Saturday. I think Spurs are trying to get the away supporters to pay
their fine. 15 pounds for uncovered seats in a crap position (I know
I've been there before) and all the time watching for the over-zealous
stewards and their big-footed mates in case you get thrown out for
singing.
The robbing bast*rds. The Arse only charged 11 to go in the excellent
North Bank stand and only 10 for the visitors end.
Paul.
|
45.1839 | What goes around comes around .,,, | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Tue Dec 06 1994 19:14 | 18 |
| Antony,
Very sorry to hear those nasty media people have upset you. It is however
what they're there for, or at least what they're best at ;-) I don't
really think they pick on Spurs any more/less than other clubs. They use
every opportunity to make a big issue of soemthing so that they can
sell more papers or attract more listeners/viewers. Spurs just happen
to be in the limelight at the moment. If you were to listen to the
reports about Colleymore last week you'ld have believed that he'ld
prefer to play for Arsenal than stay with Frank Clarke (and everyone
knows that's a load of old b******s).
Along as your team continue to do the business on the pitch, then the
attention will soon move on to someone else (like ManU after Goteborg
defeat Barcelona 6-0 tomorrow, and we manage to lose 3-0 to
Galatasaray ;-} ).
Jerry.
|
45.1840 | RRRRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrough Joke alert. | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Dec 06 1994 19:17 | 11 |
45.1841 | A serious point with a few smileys thrown in | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Tue Dec 06 1994 19:54 | 25 |
| Is that Dulux or Leyland paint, Antony?
I'd have thought that the clubs themselves, both of them, would say
that they're providing entertainment. Although we can argue about which
club is more justified in saying so it is only a subjective opinion
(either Arsenal supporters are mindless morons or they do get
entertainment value - I'm defeating me own argument here, I know).
And let's face it, the visiting supporters aren't there to see the home
team, they're there to see their own, no matter who the opposition is.
I agree that Wednesday supporters have had more entertainment at White
Hart Lane than Highbury in recent years (cant remember losing at the
former and can't remember winning at the latter) but I still don't
think that the clubs base they're pricing policy on that.
Why do Spurs charge 50% more for inferior seats with inferior facilities?
It can't be based on the premise that we'd be privileged to pay the extra
just to see Spurs "entertaining" style, can it? Mind you, Gordon Durie's
attempts in front of goal a couple of seasons ago made me laugh quite a
bit......
Oh, sh*t, this is the second time in a week I've seemingly defended
Arsenal.
Paul.
|
45.1842 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Tue Dec 06 1994 19:56 | 10 |
| I think the point is that away fans are paying to watch their team, not yours.
Given the choice between paying 11 quid to watch Villa Arsenal in the dry and
paying 15 to watch Villa Spurs and running the risk of getting drenched I'd pick
Arsenal. Whether Arsenal or Spurs are better to watch bothers me nary a jot.
Besides, I think you're flattering yourself if you think watching some cheating
German in a ground with less atmosphere than the moon is more interesting than
watching Ian Wright.
Mike
|
45.1843 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Tue Dec 06 1994 19:57 | 5 |
| Too slow yet again.
8-)
Mike
|
45.1844 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Dec 06 1994 20:29 | 10 |
45.1845 | Yawn | NEWOA::GUTHRIE_J | set prof/persona= | Tue Dec 06 1994 21:17 | 8 |
| Dave,
RE -1
Hilarious and orignal,how do you manage it.
Jason
|
45.1846 | For a fistful of dollars ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Wed Dec 07 1994 12:54 | 23 |
45.1847 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Wed Dec 07 1994 13:09 | 14 |
45.1848 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Wed Dec 07 1994 13:50 | 5 |
| re .1846
And if you take the stance that you won't pay exhorbitant entrance fees
you get all that drivel about not being a true supporter because you
don't go....
|
45.1849 | Transfer News... | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Dec 07 1994 14:57 | 24 |
| Hoorah!!!
Please say it is true???
Kevin Scott is apparently going to West Ham for 400,000
they can have him free as far as I'm concerned!!!
Micky Hazard is going to Birmingham on loan after a 50,000
move fell through.
There is alsorts of rumours concerning Illie Dumitrescu???
A possible swap deal for Newcastle's Gavin Peacock (Central Def)
is a possibility.
I hope and pray that Scott goes!!! Best move on the transfer market
by old GF since Klinsmann signed.
Now we just need to sell Dozzell, Calderwood, Austin, Edinburgh,
Rosenthal and probably some more useless players I've forgotten.
StEvE
|
45.1850 | Tottenham have useless players-never | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Wed Dec 07 1994 15:09 | 4 |
| re -1
So by getting rid of the useless players at Tottenham you'll have to
replace most of the first team squad then ;-)
|
45.1851 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Dec 07 1994 16:11 | 32 |
|
Re-selling Illie
I saw a report at the wekend that linked Illie with Roma, it seems
there isnt a shortage of clubs who want him, which isnt a suprise, he's
hardly been a flop, if GF wants to offload him and recoup some cash.
Its a difficult situation, GF clearly feels for the balance of the
team he can't find a place for a genuine world class player, as he
obviously prefers Nicky Barmby or Darren Anderton, both of whom I
would'nt want to lose either.
I would love to see Illie playing, but unfortunatley, he doesnt seem to
fit into GF starting 11's plans, and he probably wont want to hang
around on the subs bench, he's to good for that.
With Edinburgh fit again, ( if you ask me Justin is ok, there arent
many good left backs around anyway ) I'd like to see the great Sol
moved back into central defence alongside either Mabbutt or Calderwood
until the money is available for a top class centre back to partner
Sol. Calderwood is doing okay as of late, Mabbs is getting abit old now
but should never be sold, as Ive said before a place on the coaching
staff alongside GF,( as he is our next manager ) should be offered to him.
I see signs of a brighter future..........or is it all a dream before
the next crisis starts.
Dave...
|
45.1852 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Thu Dec 08 1994 17:40 | 13 |
| Re 1850
Very funny!!!
Pass me the cotten so I can stich my sides back up.
Spurs have world class players in Klinsmann, Popescu,
Thorstvedt, Sheringham, Anderton, Dumitrescu...
and very good young players in Barmby, Campbell, Hill,
Caskey, Carr + others.
I expect you suuport Arsenal or someone of similar
interest!!!
|
45.1853 | | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Thu Dec 08 1994 18:07 | 10 |
| re -1
Yes I do support Arsenal 8-)
Just a small point to make about your list of world class players.
Darren Anderton should have been omitted on the grounds thta he was
rejected by Scooby Doo as a sidekick and Thorsvedt aint that good a
'keeper.
Stuart
|
45.1854 | Have to finished with the cotton? | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Thu Dec 08 1994 18:46 | 3 |
| re .1852
And Sheringham?
|
45.1855 | These Spurs lads - a laugh a minute | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Thu Dec 08 1994 18:54 | 6 |
| re -1
I presumed that the inclusion of Sheringham was a joke so I ignored it
;-)
Stuart
|
45.1856 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Dec 08 1994 19:01 | 7 |
|
Stuart...
How's about a naming a few of the Arse's World Class players in
comparison....
Dave...
|
45.1857 | He'd be in anyone's World XI | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Thu Dec 08 1994 19:07 | 3 |
| Ray "Shirley Temple" Parlour. What a player!
Paul.
|
45.1858 | some people are not taking this subject seriously | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Thu Dec 08 1994 19:12 | 14 |
| David Hillier
Andy Linighan
Martin Keown
Kevin Campbell
Lee Dixon
Dave,
I could go on and on (frequently do before Jerry or some other wag says
anything) because we attract top class players in much the same manner
that flies are attracted to sh1t. A fairly apt comparison to make given
our current form.
Disillusioned of Highbury
|
45.1859 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Dec 09 1994 10:54 | 7 |
|
News reports and press reports this morning say we are back in the cup
and wont be losing the points.....
An announcemnet is expected this morning from the FA.
Dave...
|
45.1860 | bye bye ! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Fri Dec 09 1994 15:00 | 25 |
| Well ten to twelve and still no announcement regarding the FA
penalties.
I wanted to take this opportunity to let you know I am leaving Digital
next Friday. I hope and expect that next week is hopefully going to pass
in some sort of alcoholic blur, some say that's been the case most of
my time here, so I wanted to take the opportunity to say thanks very
much, it's been great fun noting with all you guys, I wish you all, all
the best for the oncoming Christmas season and into 95 with Digital.
With some xtra funding from new employment I should be able to
come along to a few more games in the new year at WHL so I might be
seeing you there at WHL.
I'm going to work for General Datacomm so once I suss the internet out
there I'll be keeping contact hopefully on the Spurs Internet mailing list.
cheers,
All the best
Antony
P.S. Mr McCabe, I'll still gonna haunt you after our up and coming
thrashing of the old enemy in a couple of weeks. Cheers, Mate !!
|
45.1861 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Dec 09 1994 15:55 | 4 |
|
Good luck Antony..
Dave...
|
45.1862 | | YUPPY::ANDERSONR | They weren't even 2nd to the ball | Fri Dec 09 1994 19:19 | 7 |
|
...now all I have to do is lose Mr. Sant, and I'm in the clear about
*that* night.....
....All the best Antony !
Rob
|
45.1863 | No Justice!!! | PEKING::SHALLOMA | NORA MOLLAHS! | Fri Dec 09 1994 19:32 | 41 |
|
Good news for you Spurs fan! sorry Fans..
Spurs are in the F.A CUP...!
and
Have their 6 Points back!!!
Aron...
|
45.1864 | Taking the p1$$ | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Fri Dec 09 1994 19:51 | 6 |
| re -1
I presume that this is a joke. Raising their spirits and letting them
be dashed.
|
45.1865 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Fri Dec 09 1994 20:09 | 8 |
|
.1862...
Lies, Rob. The photographs prove it! ;-)
Get stuffed, Ferraro, you money-grasping git...
Jealous? Me? Pah!!!
|
45.1866 | | ZURA7::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Sat Dec 10 1994 17:47 | 6 |
| RE .1864
Nope, it was on SKY last night. Apparently Grahame Kelly is said to be
a little bit upset ;-)
Jerry.
|
45.1867 | | AYOV16::IREID | Our day will come...... | Mon Dec 12 1994 13:23 | 4 |
| They also got their six points back.(or they won't
get taken off)
Choppers.
|
45.1868 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | I killed Cortez. | Mon Dec 12 1994 13:28 | 5 |
| Aren't you vaguely embarrassed by calling yourself choppers? Or does Chopper
not mean penis North of the border?
;-)
|
45.1869 | | BHAJI::SNEIL | J.A.F.O | Mon Dec 12 1994 13:40 | 6 |
|
It sure does.....how do you think he got it for a nickname.
|
45.1870 | Money talks and the FA crap themselves | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Mon Dec 12 1994 13:43 | 15 |
| Well that was all I needed. GG on the take and the bloody @!$##@ get
their 6 points back and are in the FA Cup.
Who said cheats never prosper. They do if they have enough money to
take on the FA. There have been comments that the case was different to
Swindon's. You're right. The offences were worse because of the sums of
money involved were greater.
Leaves the FA in a bad position. They *have* to take the case to the
courts in order to preserve their position of (limited) authority or
those people who initially meted out the punishment *must* resign,
along with Laughing Boy Kelly & Senile Old Bert, or at the very least
be charged with bringing the game into disrepute. Then again that would
mean that the people running the game acting with a sense of dignity
which is sadly lacking.
|
45.1871 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Mon Dec 12 1994 13:51 | 10 |
|
I think the FA had bad legal advice, actually....
It's all very well ranting on about the gin-swigging dinosaurs
that walk the corridoors at Lancaster Gate, but they would not
have imposed sanctions on Spurs without legal counsel. This has
proved less than adequate, as Sugar's lawyers have tied the FA
in knots to prove....
Andy.
|
45.1872 | | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Mon Dec 12 1994 14:05 | 20 |
| Re -1
Andy,
If the FA had legal advice that bad then they should sue. It doesn't
mean that this is an excuse for them to duck responsibility for their
actions. They have made themselves a laughing stock (well ok, an even
bigger laughing stock) and have seriously undermined their authority in
ruling the game. If the chairman of a plc had made such a decision, he
would have had to resign to prevent the markets ruining the company.
They should resign and the FA needs to assert what's left of their
authority in a new manner, ie one where they can enforce their
decisions. It seems ludicrous that they agreed to go to abitration in
the first place. They should have let Sugar take them to court and at
least have had a *binding* legal decision. The decision of the tribunal
is binding only because the FA let it be so. A very unsatisfactory way
to resolve problems as it creates a precedent which the FA will find
hard to avoid in future cases. with a bit of luck Swindon will sue the
FA and win substantial damages as their crimes were committed under a
previous regime which is the line of defence that Spurs used.
|
45.1873 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 12 1994 16:22 | 20 |
|
Spurs 3 Sheff Wed 1
Barmby
Klinsmann
Calderwood
What Joy, a win and we pick up 9 points and then just to make the
weekend even more sweeter, another crisis looms at Highbury. Villiany
to go along with all the drink drivers, murderers, rapists, and
any other crime you can think of, George Graham was reputedly hiding
behind darK glasses at Busters funeral last week and left with Mad
Frank when the photagraphers flash bulbs started going off....
Good performance against t'owls, who will be losing their manager soon,
as Francis is surely the next big name to get the boot, after George
Graham of course.
Sneaking up the league now, and a 9th FA CUp win to boot next May.
Dave...
|
45.1874 | | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Mon Dec 12 1994 16:31 | 6 |
| Dave
You're just jealous. We are proving that we're better than you at
everything, including scandals ;-)
Stuart
|
45.1875 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Mon Dec 12 1994 18:01 | 19 |
| >Good performance against t'owls, who will be losing their manager soon,
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Dave,
You forgot to mention that Wednesday were the better side for most of
the game but decided to keep our traditions alive by turning a 1-0 lead
into a 3-1 defeat in a 19 minute spell.
Klinsmann's goal was one of the best I've ever seen (not that I
actually "saw" it at all as it went in so fast).
Good performance against t'owls, who will be losing their manager soon,
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Hope so! He's spent a lot of money and we're still making the same
mistakes as we did two or three seasons ago.
Paul.
|
45.1876 | Re .1868 | AYOV16::IREID | Our day will come...... | Mon Dec 12 1994 18:14 | 11 |
| Choppers is my nickname because I am partial to
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45.1877 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Mon Dec 12 1994 18:22 | 3 |
| That has to be the saddest reason I've ever heard for being given a nick-name !!!
Who are your mates , Steak'n'Chips & Drumstick ?
|
45.1878 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | I killed Cortez. | Mon Dec 12 1994 18:31 | 4 |
| what happens when you're old enough to go out with girls? Will your mates start
calling you shiela, or something?
8)
|
45.1879 | So, presumably Mr. Gump liked to eat trees ! | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Mon Dec 12 1994 18:35 | 5 |
| Peter,
You forgot the rest of the gang Giblets, Sausage and Green Bean !
Jerry. ;-)
|
45.1880 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Dec 12 1994 18:45 | 10 |
|
Paul..
Is it true you Wednesday fans have had a back him or sack him vote..?
Apparently, and I cant remeber where I heard it, but the board are not
happy that the fans are trying to drive TF out or atleast influence the
board to out him.
Dave...
|
45.1881 | Rumourmongering | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Mon Dec 12 1994 18:54 | 4 |
| re .1878
The girlies will be in for a bit of a disappointment (alledgedly) if he
gets called choppers by his mates ;-)
|
45.1882 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Mon Dec 12 1994 19:09 | 15 |
| Dave,
I don't get to hear most of the news/rumours now I'm living darn Sarf.
I've heard of rumblings of discontent from the supporters, then some of
the players and more recently the board.
The players aren't blameless, especially when we collapse in such
spectacular fashion all too often. But Francis has bought most of these
and he has made some strange, if not stupid, team selections - playing
Sinton as a centre forward being a good example. I think that the board
will back him for the rest of the season unless we get knocked out of
the FA Cup at a fairly early stage. If that happened then I think the
directors would be forced to get rid of him.
Paul.
|
45.1883 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Mon Dec 12 1994 19:30 | 1 |
| So what was that famous bear Winnie partial to ?
|
45.1884 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Mon Dec 12 1994 19:32 | 4 |
| Horse impressions??
Paul.
|
45.1885 | Erm, Honey if I recall correctly ;-) | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Mon Dec 12 1994 19:33 | 1 |
|
|
45.1886 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Dec 12 1994 19:45 | 22 |
| I can't believe it!!!!
What a load of old drivvel!!!!
I didn't think the Spurs conf could be worse than
the internet mail BUT oh yes it can!!
The previous 6 or 7 notes are all a load of bull!!
Can't we get back to talking about Tottenham and
mail people direct with comments about their nicknames
and the size of their manhood???
Anybody got anything interesting to say about Spurs??
Apparently Newcastle have put in a 4.6 million pound
bid for GAZZA!!
He should never of left Spurs in the first place!!!!
Steve
|
45.1887 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Mon Dec 12 1994 20:04 | 12 |
| >Anybody got anything interesting to say about Spurs??
>Apparently Newcastle have put in a 4.6 million pound
>bid for GAZZA!!
Says it all, really.
Paul.
BTW if you were refering to the notes about Trevor Francis and Sheff
Wed as "bull" then as it was brought up after Spurs last match then I'd
say it's relevant.
|
45.1888 | For interesting notes see 32.* and the Arse topic ... | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Mon Dec 12 1994 20:40 | 9 |
| Re:
>Anybody got anything interesting to say about Spurs??
Are you taking the piss ;-)))))
Jerry.
|
45.1889 | My nickname | AYOV16::IREID | Our day will come...... | Tue Dec 13 1994 19:22 | 7 |
| My nickname is Choppers 'cause I was always eating at school.
It has nothing to do with lambs.:-)
Choppers.
BTW GeorgeM, I heard your nickname was sheepshagger :-)
(alledgedly)
|
45.1890 | Children, children | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Nogbad the Bad | Tue Dec 13 1994 19:36 | 9 |
|
Can we not start this puerile rubbish again, please ?
It's very boring to the rest of us.
Malc.
PS Tell us more about Gazza, Steve. (Shouldn't we be in 52 ?)
|
45.1891 | | MAIL2::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Wed Dec 14 1994 00:58 | 9 |
| Good results for Spurs over the last few weeks. Since I don't have
access to any football mags here in the States, how has the defence
looked during this run? Have there been any major changes in the side
since Francis took over (other than the absence of Dumitrescu in the
first 11)?
Hopeful that the run will continue @ Everton...
Marc
|
45.1892 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Dec 14 1994 14:16 | 18 |
|
Marc...
Things have tightened up under Francis, the defence has started to play
as a unit instead of aload of individuals that have'nt got a clue what
they are supposed to be doing. He has'nt made any changes apart from
Dumitrescu, who's unlucky to miss out, but for the balance of the team
David Howells has come in for Ilie, and plays a holding midfield role
and is doing well.
Sol played well for England B last night, in a midfield role infront of
the back four, and Nick Barmby came on as a second half sub, and did
pretty well the short time he was on, setting up a couplle of chances
and starting the move that led to Fowlers goal.
Roll on January 2nd and the annialation of the crisis club.
Dave...
|
45.1893 | New Year slaughter at the Lane | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Wed Dec 14 1994 15:23 | 7 |
| Dave,
Re the last sentence of your note.
Dream on ;-)
Stuart
|
45.1894 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Thu Dec 15 1994 16:52 | 16 |
| re away supporters ticket prices
Sorry, I forgot to give everyone an update on the value-for-money
argument that we had last week.
The facilities that were offered to the Wednesday supporters were
laughable for the 15 pounds we all paid. An uncovered seat, covered in
crap from the building works, *one* block of temporary toilets for the
entire 2-3000 and two dodgy burger stalls. What an absolute rip-off. If
Sugar sold Amstrads like that he'd be out of business in months. This
is the worst ground I've been to for ages - the stewards and police
think that every away supporter is a mindless hooligan and kick anyone
out for the smallest indescretion.
Paul
|
45.1895 | I got severely warned for singing | YUPPY::PANES | and that's down a chimney | Thu Dec 15 1994 16:57 | 13 |
| <<< Note 45.1894 by UPROAR::LEMP "We danced the Lumbago till dawn" >>>
> think that every away supporter is a mindless hooligan and kick anyone
> out for the smallest indescretion.
Paul,
So what did you get thrown out for?
Stuart
|
45.1896 | I had to sit through it all!! | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Thu Dec 15 1994 18:52 | 5 |
| Stuart,
I didn't - mine wasn't the smallest indescretion by a long way!
Paul.
|
45.1897 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Thu Dec 15 1994 19:16 | 7 |
| The Spurs stewards were obnoxious at the Villa game as well. They kicked a few
Villa fans out, although I think they later allowed them to return to their
seats. They also moaned constantly about people not sitting down. Oh we've just
gone 3-0 up after losing our last 50 games; we're entirely likely to sit down
and clap politely. 8-)
Mike
|
45.1898 | from the net....it cheered me up a bit | IRNBRU::HOWARD | | Thu Dec 15 1994 19:27 | 8 |
|
QUESTION : Name three teams in London with three words in thier names ?
ANSWER : QUEENS PARK RANGERS,
WEST HAM UNITED and
BORING BORING ARSENAL.
|
45.1899 | They're all bastids! | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Nogbad the Bad | Thu Dec 15 1994 19:29 | 7 |
|
If you ask me (or not), football stewards are generally people who
failed the intelligence exam to be night club bouncers - jobsworths
with muscles. I've never met a decent one yet.
Malc.
|
45.1900 | | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Thu Dec 15 1994 19:41 | 4 |
| I am not going to comment on the (in)capabilities of Spurs stewards.
They are no worse than any others around the country although for some
reason they still get uppity when we sit in seats that Spurs fans should
be in but couldn't get hold of;-)
|
45.1901 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Dec 16 1994 11:51 | 22 |
|
.....the easy way out of this lads, dont bother going. If its to
expensive, wet, bad stewards and you lose, save your money. Surely
you've all been to enough games and grounds and had to put up with much
worse, or maybe you have'nt.
By the way Stuart ( the Gooner ), I'm really looking foward to Jan 2nd,
Ive got a ticket and I dont know about you, but I've got that Easter 83
feeling, you know the one where we win 5-0.
Anyway, Everton tomorrow. We have the German out on International duty,
they have the Drunken one out playing for Scotland. this will be a
tough one, as Everton, like ourselves have picked up lately. I would'nt
be suprised to see a draw in this one.
Dave...who thinks notes, even now when there are'nt many of us left is
better than all the B*llo*cks that is mailed into your account
everyday.
|
45.1902 | 1-0 down, 2-1 up | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Fri Dec 16 1994 12:12 | 7 |
| Dave
Got me ticket yesterday. Funny, I've got a 2-1 feeling. You must
remember them. 1987 Littlewoods Cup Semi Final Replay and every other
game we played against you for about the following 3 years 8-)
Stuart
|
45.1903 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Dec 16 1994 12:42 | 8 |
|
Stu..
I remeber, how times have changed. Keep in mind your happy memories of
your success, it'll help you come to term's with the humiliation your
about to suffer......(-:
Dave...
|
45.1904 | Humiliation is my middle name | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Fri Dec 16 1994 12:58 | 6 |
| Dave,
Times ain't changed that much. You'll still out play us and we'll
scrape by with a late header ;-)
Stuart
|
45.1905 | | MOEUR7::BROOKS | | Mon Dec 19 1994 18:12 | 7 |
|
Heard on GLR on Saturday, re. the previous week's half-time scores...
"Spurs 0, Sheffield Wednesday 1; subject to appeal, of course..." :-)
Steve.
|
45.1906 | Plagiarism | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Mon Dec 19 1994 19:04 | 10 |
| > Heard on GLR on Saturday, re. the previous week's half-time scores...
>
> "Spurs 0, Sheffield Wednesday 1; subject to appeal, of course..." :-)
Tut tut tut.
Printed in the Guardian on Saturday, and credited to the announcer at Bramall
Lane!
g
|
45.1907 | Nice to see the Licence Fee being well spent | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Tue Dec 20 1994 12:15 | 8 |
45.1908 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Dec 20 1994 13:18 | 12 |
|
Everton 0 Spurs 0
Listened to the game on Capital Gold, didnt seem up to much. Neither
team looked like giving to much away, and it was pretty clear from both
managers comments after the game that both teams were happy with a
draw. Still that makes it 5 unbeaten now, as we enter the xmas
programme. We should have had a penalty according to radio, I didnt see
it on the TV, but it was confirmed by Paul Watterson on Sunday who went
to the game.
Dave...
|
45.1909 | | MOEUR7::BROOKS | | Tue Dec 20 1994 13:29 | 15 |
| > <<< Note 45.1906 by FORTY2::ASH "Mail Interchange Group, Reading" >>>
> -< Plagiarism >-
Who's plagiarising?
I reported what GLR reported on Saturday. They said that one of their
match reporters had reported hearing it whilst giving his half-time
report the previous week...
Nobody was claiming any credit for the comment.
Steve
|
45.1910 | dumi latest ? | WEAR::BODDY | Slaven was born offside !!! | Wed Dec 21 1994 19:45 | 6 |
|
Whats the latest news on what to do with Dumitrescu ?
Bill
|
45.1911 | He's Romanian? | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Exiled in jocko land | Wed Dec 21 1994 19:50 | 0 |
45.1912 | He's not in the first team? | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Wed Dec 21 1994 19:55 | 1 |
|
|
45.1914 | He's got a stupid name? | CHEFS::GEORGEM | Oh mr. songwriter, write me a song..... | Wed Dec 21 1994 20:01 | 1 |
|
|
45.1915 | 3 million | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Thu Dec 22 1994 11:28 | 5 |
| Apparently he's officially on the transfer list for 3 million. Reported
in todays press that Tottenham faxed all premier league clubs but as
yet there are no takers.
Rob,
|
45.1916 | Why? | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Thu Dec 22 1994 11:54 | 5 |
| I'm surprised there have been no takers. He looked good when I've seen
him on the box. Although getting sent off probably enhances the belief
of tempremental foreigners not suited to the English game argument...
Stuart
|
45.1917 | Who's using fax nowadays? | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Thu Dec 22 1994 13:14 | 2 |
|
Maybe they should have used the Internet. Or even notes...
|
45.1918 | Oranges | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Fri Dec 23 1994 11:46 | 10 |
|
Seemingly according to the papers Dumi is on his way to Seville for the
same price spurs payed for him... 2.6 million.
he says he has always wanted to play in Spain... didn't he say that
about england!!!
mac
|
45.1919 | Happy Boxing Day | MAIL1::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Thu Dec 29 1994 17:27 | 6 |
| Dec. 26th
Norwich 0, Spurs 2
???
Well done Spurs...and a clean sheet too!
|
45.1920 | 0-0 | ESSB::BLONG | PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1993 & 1994 | Thu Dec 29 1994 18:50 | 6 |
45.1921 | 7 games without defeat. Remarkable!! | SNLV01::PARSONSDAVID | | Fri Dec 30 1994 05:08 | 25 |
| What the hell is happening at WHL??
Why are we keeping clean sheets? This is not the traditional way things
are done by the Spurs!! It is good to see the difference that GF has
made, I am sure that the confidence shattered by the Argentinian has
been replaced by GF. Any news on imminent purchases or sales? Lets face
it Tottenham has a lot of timewasters currently on their books, If no
one is willing to buy them (who's going to pay good money for the likes
of Dozzell for example) shouldn't we just sack them all and send them
down to the local job shop? This way Jason and his mates will all get
professions more reflective of their mental and physical ability e.g.
car park attendant, road sweeper or the bloke that sits and screws
toothpaste tube caps on. In the mean time, lets hope our current form
continues well into the new year and we are actually able to achieve
something in terms of silverware (the F.A. cup).
As a matter of interest what did everyone think of Englands stunning
second innings performance at the MCG? Good eh? I shall be going to the
SCG this weekend to hurl abuse at another bunch of useless timewasters
who should also be looking at alternative professions!!
At least the weather will be good!!
David.
|
45.1922 | To Europe...To Europe.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Dec 30 1994 11:56 | 28 |
|
Norwich 0 Spurs 2
Barmby
Teddy
Great result, and great performance, the first time Norwich have lost
at home this season. We started very well, created loads of chances in
the first half hour. We scored through Nick Barmby in about 10, we were
surrounded by loads of carrot crunches who were moaning about offside
but it was a good goal, after dazzling Darren went clear down the
right, he crossed for Nicky to score easily, although the German could
have been offside. They were even more P*ssed off when we saluted our
heroes after the goal, even complaining to the local constabulary about
our boysterous acclaim of the goal.
The rest of the first half was pretty even, but they were all over us
in the second half, but our new defensive steal showed as we held on,
and just as I was begining to think that something was wrong and
Tedward wasnt going to score at Carrow road, he popped up and got the
second ( with the help of a deflection ). Up to eighth now and
threatening the UEFA places.
Didnt go to the Palace game, I cant afford two games in two days.
Coventry on Saturday, and then the Arse ( are they a one man team or
what..? ) on Monday.
Dave...
|
45.1923 | Cricket Interlude | GLADYS::CRAVEN | Give Me My Makita Mac Back | Tue Jan 03 1995 05:35 | 9 |
| re .-2, so it was you, Dave, who brought the rain and got me soaked at
the SCG on Monday!
Sorry to interrupt here but why is it whenever England lose at cricket
they close down the REPAIR::CRICKET conference?? Can't you poms handle
losing? I've just heard the Aussies are 6/57 so I expect it will open
again soon.
Ica
|
45.1924 | "Sunny" Sydney! | SNLV01::PARSONSDAVID | | Tue Jan 03 1995 07:16 | 10 |
| I didn't bring the rain along. I am fortunate to live a ten minute walk
away from the SCG so I was able to decide not to waste my money right
at the last minute.
I have just heard it was 8/66 a short while back. Wonders will never
cease. Tottenham also hammered Coventry. How did we fair against the
Arse?
David.
|
45.1925 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jan 03 1995 11:08 | 48 |
45.1926 | Bad Loser, Moi? You bet... | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Don't tell Mr. Mugabe | Tue Jan 03 1995 12:12 | 13 |
| Er Dave
You have an even more selective memory than me!!
Ian Wright should have scored 2 of the 3, including the one that hit
the bar. Klinsmann dived to get Schwarz sent off ;-). Popescu mishit
the ball to score hence he sent Spunky the wrong way. He was offside
anyway. All in all, another spawny win for the crooks of WHL.
Still that was par for the f#@$ing course. Mr G is getting close to
being asked to leave in a polite and courteous manner...
Stuart
|
45.1927 | the joy of listening to their suffering's. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 04 1995 16:35 | 12 |
| Stu..
What made me laugh was reading GG comments in the papers after the
game, he seems to think they should have won the game.....why, because
they are better at fouling than we are ?.
Arsenal are a laughing stock, and I love it. Whats more it will be even
funnier next week when they are out of the FA Cup and the CCC.......(-:
Dave...
|
45.1928 | Arsenal, FA Cup Winners 1995 | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Si, Barone | Wed Jan 04 1995 16:45 | 12 |
| Dave
I'm glad someone else found Mr Graham amusing. What you don't realise
is that the comments he made were from his weekly stand up spot at the
Comedy Store.
BTW what makes you think that your mob will progress in the FA Cup?
Ripe for a giant killing act which will make everyone connected with
the WHL Crooks wish they hadn't gone to all the trouble of appealing
against the FA decision ;-)
Stuart
|
45.1929 | Arsenal fans....... Ha,ha,ha!!! | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Jan 04 1995 21:49 | 23 |
| It's nice to see the Arse fans resorting to desperate
measures to make up for their teams defeat.
Tottenham are playing amazingly well at the moment,
especially with the lack of real quality in the defence.
Just shows that some times it really is the manager who
makes the difference.
I'm sure if we were still playing Ossie's way then we'd be
mid bottom of the table instead of mid top!!!
Well in Mr Francis!!!!!
Shame about Dumitrescu though!
Happy New Year
Steve
|
45.1930 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Thu Jan 05 1995 14:23 | 9 |
|
Rumour has it that Dumitrescu turned out to be a disruptive influence in
the squad quite early on - the phrase "prima donna" was mentioned. His
attitude was said to be rubbing off on other players. If true, it seems
that GF was not prepared to tolerate it. It is also said that Dumitrescu's
family returned to Romania some weeks ago, indicating that they/he hadn't
settled very well in England.
I don't know what truth there might be in this.
|
45.1931 | Barmby=young Beardsley | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 05 1995 15:49 | 21 |
|
Re-1
yep, I read that on the net. Well he's gone now anyway. He is a good
player, and if we did'nt have so many talented fowards he would be in
the team, but it was a straight fight between him and Barmby and Nick
is the new Peter Beardsley. Barmby is back to full fitness now and is
playing better than ever. His all round contribution to the team is far
greater than Dumiterscu's would have been. We missed him on Monday,
Rosenthal just is'nt in the same class. At Coventry and Norwich, he was
not only causing havoc with his runs all over the place up front and
scoring goals but he was also tackling back and defending aswell.
Dumitrescu did'nt bother, but then again nor did anyone else under Ossie.
When TV finally decides that Peter Beardsley is too old for England,
and if he wants someone to play behind the front two we have the ideal
replacement in Nick Barmby.
Dave...
|
45.1932 | Biased? Who, me? | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Thu Jan 05 1995 18:51 | 7 |
| That's strange, because he looked more like the next Micky Quinn when I saw him
last. All he needs to do is grow a big 'tache, maintain his scoring rate, lose a
few pounds and he'll be sorted.
Next Peter Beardsley indeed. 8-)
Mike
|
45.1933 | | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Si, Barone | Thu Jan 05 1995 18:59 | 5 |
| Mike
He also needs to spend a short spell at Her Majesty's Pleasure ;-)
Stuart
|
45.1934 | | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Ooh, ooh, Mr Peevely | Thu Jan 05 1995 19:04 | 8 |
|
Or possibly to be seen in my company at Hexham racecourse ?
Well no, he wasn't really with me but we were elbowing each other to
get a bet on at the same bookie at the same time.
Malc.
|
45.1935 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 05 1995 19:34 | 16 |
|
RE .1932
Mike...
..but dont you support Aston Villa, well in that case what would you
know, you have'nt seen a good player since Tony Morley graced Villa
Park.
You'll see, Nick Barmby is Quasimodo the sequal.
Dave...(-:
|
45.1936 | | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Si, Barone | Thu Jan 05 1995 19:39 | 11 |
| Malc
Presumably MQ used his beer gut to shove his way to the head of the
queue in order to get his bet in before you did...
Dave
Don't be unkind to Quasimodo. He was a talented footballer. Fantastic
ability to control a ball with his back to goal.
|
45.1937 | I think I'm in the wrong note... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Ooh, ooh, Mr Peevely | Thu Jan 05 1995 19:51 | 9 |
|
Well Stuart, I must admit he was about twice the size of me and his
200 squid on the nose made my 50p each way look a bit puny as well. I
reckon I've seen him in every pub in Newcastle at one time or another
(not that I ever went in myself like, oh no, I just used to look in the
windows on my way to church, oh yes...)
John McCrirrick.
|
45.1938 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Thu Jan 05 1995 20:32 | 11 |
| Dave,
Haven't seen a good footballer since Tony Morley?
Pah. We were the team that gave the world Ian Ormondroyd, remember?
And there's always a few in the visiting sides.
Mutter, grumble. 8-)
Mike
|
45.1939 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 09 1995 13:21 | 18 |
|
Spurs 3 Altringham 0
Sheringham
Rosenthal
Nethercott
Easy win, this could have been a difficult game a couple of months ago
but from Radio and very brief highlight's it seems we were under no
no real threat, although they did have a goal ruled out.
We have drawn Sunderland or Carlisle away in the 4th round, both are
just about the longest trips we could have got, but Carlisle will be a
new ground for me, so I hope we draw them. Villa away on the 25th then
either Carlisle or Sunderland on the Saturday. I'd better start getting
the coins together.
West Ham (away) on Saturday and what could be a tough game, Cottee is
in good form and they are doing well of late.
|
45.1940 | Beardsley II to leave..??? | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jan 10 1995 16:31 | 15 |
|
Disturbing news in the Daily Mirror today, that Nick Barmby wants to
leave as he wants to move back to the North. The headline states that
Barmby has said he wants "to quit Spurs" but the report does'nt contain
any quotes from Barmby, but does have Gerry Francis saying Barmby has
been to see him about domestic problems.
The report also states that Barmby HAS NOT asked for a transfer, and
Francis also does'nt want to sell him, and he will be trying to
persuade him to sign a new contract.
Hopefully this is the usual Mirror B*ll*ocks, as they never get
anything right..I'm not worried until it's in the Sun.
Dave...
|
45.1941 | | MOEUR7::BROOKS | | Tue Jan 10 1995 21:01 | 8 |
|
re. .1940
Was the 'by-line' of said Mirror article 'Stuart Stratford', by any
chance?
Steve
|
45.1942 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 11 1995 16:29 | 17 |
|
Now I know that this Andy Cole story is quite big, but the real story
that is bound to shock the Footballing world is that there is
apparently some truth in the fact that Nick Barmby wants out. It has been
confirmed by Gerry Francis who said he is working hard to get Nicky to
stay at WHL. This is a big blow, Barmby has been excellent in our
revival and is a key part of the team now. I hope GF can persuade him to
stay, offer lots of money Mr Sugar.
Also it seems our game against Sunderland/Carlisle is live on SKY on
Monday 30/01. That puts paid to any trip I was planning, because no
matter how keen I am, I'm not keen enough to go that far on a Monday
night.
Dave...
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45.1943 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Wed Jan 11 1995 16:42 | 4 |
| I bet Francis wishes Barmby had mentioned this before he loaned out Dumitrescu.
Nice timing fatboy. 8-)
Mike
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45.1944 | Nick, set to go Home | ESSB::BLONG | PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1993 & 1994 | Wed Jan 11 1995 18:35 | 4 |
45.1945 | Yawwwwwwwwn - S!@*s are on the box again | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Good Grief, Penfold | Wed Jan 11 1995 18:39 | 1 |
| Have they announced the Monday night game yet?
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45.1946 | | JONPC1::Button | Jon Button @REO | Wed Jan 11 1995 19:01 | 3 |
| The Sunderland/Carlisle v Spurs game is on Sunday on BBC
The Sheffield Wednesday v Wolves game is on Monday on Sky
|
45.1947 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Fri Jan 13 1995 15:44 | 5 |
| Any more news/gossip on the Barmby transfer request?
Who are we playing tomorrow?
Steve
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45.1948 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Fri Jan 13 1995 15:53 | 6 |
|
tomorrow it's West Ham away.
Apparently Middlesborough have repeated their bid for Barmby, but I
can't see it being acceptable to Spurs or Barmby, who hasn't actually
requested a transfer anyway. Apparently, if he requests a transfer, he
forfeits a chunk of change in any deal.
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45.1949 | | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Good Grief, Penfold | Fri Jan 13 1995 16:00 | 6 |
| Francis is, according to the papers, still hoping that Barmby will stay
but Liverpool are reported to be interested. If he's got any sense
he'll be on his way there where he's got more chance of winning honours
than if he stays at Shite Hart Lane.
Stuart (in belligerent mood)
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45.1950 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jan 13 1995 16:25 | 7 |
|
According to the Mirror today, Francis has stated that barmby isnt
going anywhere. Barmby hasnt asked for a transfer and until he does
I cant see anything happening. Hopefully between then they can sort
this out.
Dave...
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45.1951 | Blackburn look good, but top 4 is the place to be. | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 16 1995 18:18 | 23 |
| West Ham 1 Spurs 2
Boere Sheringham
Klinsmann
We're good, from the Cap Gold commentary and MOTD they were all over us
first half, but only got one, second half was a different story after a
few words from Gerry Francis we upped the pace and won with a couple of
gifts from the West ham defence. Firstly big Ludo in the goal for WH
punched the ball to Teddy who just knocked it in, then with the West
ham defence playing offside, they forgot about Klinsmann who ran onto a
Nick barmby through header to score easily.
To win when you don't play well, thats the sign of a good team or so
everyone says, well we are a good team and we are heading up the league
and into Europe.
Man City at home, get your calculators out, they are in for there usual
annialation, after having the cheek to beat us at Maine Road earlier
this season, and then I'm attending the Villa game next Wednesday to
see if the Villa players have been given a new zimmer frame from there
new manager.
Dave...
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45.1952 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Mon Jan 16 1995 19:09 | 7 |
| Zimmer frame..mumble...whinge...cheeky git...4-3...White Hart Lane...mutter. 8-)
Deadly Doug won't let Brian buy oldies any more, and is apparently quite keen to
get rid of Deano due to his age. Richardson has also been under threat, but has
said that he is happy to stay at Villa and fight for his place.
Mike
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45.1953 | | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Oh, hi Uncle Inch | Tue Jan 17 1995 13:06 | 7 |
| Apparently Popescu has slated Francis in an interview given on Dutch
TV. He hates the negative style of play, claiming that Francis is more
concerned with not conceding goals to the extent that his game plan is
to defend and snatch a goal on the break. Didn't realise that he and GG
were such good friends.
Stuart
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45.1954 | | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jan 17 1995 13:28 | 9 |
|
Wasnt Gica the one who was complaining about the lack of defensive
organisation under Ossie, well you can't please everyone.
Probably been misquoted, we will see.
Dave...
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45.1955 | Another one leaves WHL | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Oh, hi Uncle Inch | Tue Jan 17 1995 13:46 | 7 |
| Dave
The interview was conducted in Dutch (natch) but the interviewer claims
that Popescu's dutch is perfect(ish) whilst the player has not benied
the quote...
Stuart
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45.1956 | | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jan 17 1995 14:19 | 8 |
|
Stuart,
...but the interviewer is hardly going to say he misquoted him is he.
Anyway Ive just read it, and at the bottom Gica states he was basically
misquoted, and Gerry Francis does'nt seem worried.
Dave...
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45.1957 | Cue the predictable comment | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Oh, hi Uncle Inch | Tue Jan 17 1995 14:46 | 4 |
| On a different topic, Tottenham have announced that as from next
season their kits will be manufactured by Pony. Rather apt.
Stuart
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45.1958 | ............... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jan 17 1995 14:53 | 7 |
|
RE-1
I'm suprised it's taken this long for some wag to come out with that
one.
Dave...
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45.1959 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 18 1995 10:57 | 5 |
|
Last night's FA Cup 3rd round replay between Carlisle and Sunderland
was won 1-3 by Sunderland, so it's to Roker Park for the 4th round.
Dave...
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45.1960 | | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 18 1995 16:51 | 8 |
|
Gica has denied he the reports yesterday, and has had a clear the air
meeting with GF who is happy about the situation. Gica said that what
he did say to the reporter was that he was finding it hard to adjust to
the English game, but he catorgorically denied that he critisied (sp)
Gerry Francis.
Dave...
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45.1961 | | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Zowie, Cavie! | Wed Jan 18 1995 16:53 | 6 |
| Dave
He would deny it, wouldn't he ;-) He'll be gone at the ned of the
season...
Stuart
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45.1962 | True words spoken in jest ... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | The Vulture Squadron | Wed Jan 18 1995 17:04 | 7 |
|
> The NED of the season.
I propose Duncan Ferguson.
Malc.
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45.1963 | I second that | AYOV16::IREID | Our day will come...... | Wed Jan 18 1995 17:24 | 0 |
45.1964 | Rumours confirmed ... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | All aboard the Skylark ... | Fri Jan 20 1995 11:58 | 13 |
|
On the radio this morning :
Francis admits that Gica Popescu is unsettled.
Popescu says that he wished he'd never signed for Tottingham !
Well that does sound pretty unsettled to me.
E. I. Addio (the man on the terraces with the Curly Wurly).
PS is it true Klinsmann is being paid 17K a week ?
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45.1965 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Fri Jan 20 1995 14:15 | 5 |
| according to the Today Newspaper today, friday 20/1/95, Nicky Barmby HAS
accepted the offer of a new contract, in which he will be earning 6,000 quid a
week. THIS MEANS THAT HE WILL BE STAYING AT THE SPURS. Francis said that he
wants to build a team around him. So hopefully this means that francis will
be staying as well, and that he will sign a contract soon
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45.1966 | | AYOV16::IREID | Our day will come...... | Fri Jan 20 1995 14:55 | 7 |
| re -2
Klinnsman get 20K a week, the highets earner in British football.
Copyright SHOOT!
Choppers
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45.1967 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 23 1995 10:59 | 21 |
|
Worrying reports in the press this weekend that Klinsmann is off if we
don't qualify for Europe at the end of the season. He has a clause in
his contract that allows him to leave if we don' qualify. According to
the reports it the only reason Nick Barmby signed a new contract is
because he was told this and that he would be playing in a central
attacking position in place of Klinsmann. Also it looks like Gica could
be off to Barcelona......
I thought it was too good to be true, everything going right, something
had to happen. It always does.
Anyway, Saturdays match with Man City was off due to the rain. You have
to feel sorry for the poor Mancs ( and they are Mancs ) that had travelled
all that way, only to be told the game was off at two.(-:
Villa on Wednesday night, with the old codgers in a bit of form, they had
a good result on Saturday.
Dave...
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45.1968 | | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no sanity clause | Mon Jan 23 1995 12:53 | 8 |
| Dave,
Why did Klinsmann have a contract for more than one year? He must have
known that with the 6 (or was it still 12) points deduction and disbarment
from the FA Cup, it was going to be very unlikely that Spurs would get
a place in Europe. Strange...
Paul.
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45.1969 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 23 1995 13:41 | 10 |
|
Paul..
It makes you wonder, Sugar is denying it anyway today, saying it is
rubbish, but it was in most of the papers I read yesterday. I hope it
is paper talk, but when you support Spurs, you tend to be expecting the
worst. Things have a habit of going wrong, just when they started to
go right.
Dave...
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45.1970 | Oh dear...... | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Jan 23 1995 16:35 | 17 |
| I stop following the Spurs Conf for a couple of days and everything seems
to go wrong!
Dumitrescu is as good as gone, Klinsmann will probably be on his way at the
end of the season and Barmby is getting 6K a week!
Blimey!!!! I know Nick Barmby is a bright prospect but if he's on 6k and Klinsmann
is on 20K then I'd rather not imagine what the total wage bill is per week?
I'll take Klinsmann's place for a week (when it's a rest Saturday so I don't have
to play any matches) and collect 20K.
So the usual is happening YET again! Just as we start to build up a decent bunch of
players and have a good run of matches someone gets itchy feet and thinks of moving
on!
steve
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45.1971 | chin up! | MAIL2::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Mon Jan 23 1995 17:18 | 17 |
| Let the media sell their papers...
Francis has turned around a season that over a month ago looked to be a
disaster. Spurs' form has not been this good in quite some time, and
with Newcaastle and Forest struggling a bit, I feel confident that they
can earn a place in Europe.
As for adversity, remember 1991 when all seemed lost
at White Hart Lane...the team was mediocre at best, and could hardly
afford the tube fares for their trip to Wembley. When Spurs needed it
most, however, they came through...They have the FA Cup to prove it!
Cheers,
Marc
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45.1972 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jan 23 1995 17:32 | 7 |
|
Marc..
1991 was nothing to to with adversity, the reason we won the Cup that
year was because the year ended in one.
Dave...(-:
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45.1973 | | MAIL2::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Mon Jan 23 1995 18:57 | 6 |
| Dave,
Or was it because Spurs secretly had a 12th man on the pitch that day named
Desmond Walker? (-:
Marc
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45.1974 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Mon Jan 23 1995 19:07 | 9 |
|
It struck me as a bit odd that (according to the papers) the incentive
for Barmby to stay was that Klinsmann is allowed to leave if we don't
qualify for Europe. This would allegedly allow Barmby to become the
central striker he is said to want to be. So his personal ambitions rely
on us not having any success. What kind of motivation is that supposed to be?
I prefer to believe that the incentive was an enviable income. For 6 grand
a week, who cares where you play?
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45.1975 | | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Zowie, Cavie! | Mon Jan 23 1995 19:17 | 6 |
| > So his personal ambitions rely on us not having any success.
Well, he's not going to be disappointed then is he ;^)
Stuart
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45.1976 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 25 1995 15:23 | 17 |
|
Tough game tonight, but looking out the window its being raining all
morning, I hope the game isnt under any threat. I'll be even more sick
if I get up there and it gets called off.
Gica should come back, but Dazza, Nick Barmby and David Howells face
late tests.
pred: Aged Villa 1 Spurs 2.. in a shock as we never win at Villa Park,
unless its an FA cup semi final.
Dave...
Dave...
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45.1977 | Oliver Twist writes ... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | All aboard the Skylark ... | Wed Jan 25 1995 19:56 | 13 |
|
Dave Wilson et al
You know this thing you guys were talking about when you reach the
end of the season and you don't get into Europe and Herr Klinsmann will
be on his bike ?
Well, can Celtic have him please ?
Malc.
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45.1978 | | 45769::STRATFORDS | Sealclubbing: A Hit with the Pups | Wed Jan 25 1995 20:11 | 8 |
| Malc
Klinsmann stated that he wanted to play in Europe. He's got more chance
of that with S$#%s than he has with Celtic ;-)
Stuart
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45.1979 | 3 points dropped... | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 26 1995 10:49 | 30 |
|
Villa 1 Spurs 0
Saunders
I'm not usually one to moan about refs to much but last's night's was a
complete joke. I dont know if he thought he had to give decisions to
the team that were nearer his age group or what but he gave us nothing.
To be fair Villa plyed well in the first half, and dominated us, but
this was only after Bosnich had nearly decapitated Klinsmann on the
edge of the box, it looked bad at the time, but seeing it on TV this
morning I'm amazed Bosnich was'nt sent off. We didnt even get a free
kick. Saunders goal was a good one though, cutting in and shooting low
into the far post.
We had most of the chances in the second half, and should really have
got something out of this game. The ref carried on where he left off in
the first half by denying us three penalties, although I must admit to
being at the other end of the ground and not having the best of views,
but they looked very dubious challenges. Gica had a clear chance to
score from a header but headed it straight at Bosnich.
Sh*t weather and sh*t result expsecially with Forest and Newcastle
picking up 3 points, that puts them 6 points ahead of us.
By the way, Villa Park isnt looking a bad ground now, big crowd last
night, and a good atmosphere.
The good news is we don't have to play them again until next season.
Dave...
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45.1980 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Thu Jan 26 1995 13:44 | 9 |
| I don't think all three penalties should have been given, but 2 would have been
fair. Bozzy should at the very least have been booked and shouldn't have been
that far out anyway.
The only consolation I can offer is to hang my head in shame, and point out that
Bosnich would have saved all your penalties anyway. Especially if Sheringham had
taken them.
Mike
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45.1981 | Catty .... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | All aboard the Skylark ... | Thu Jan 26 1995 13:53 | 9 |
|
I think you guys are being awfully hard on Bosnich, I thought it
looked a total accident imo.
I hear Klinsmann broke his nose. I bet they had trouble finding
enough plaster to reset it.
Malc.
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45.1982 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Thu Jan 26 1995 14:27 | 6 |
|
He played the man rather than the ball. He jumped so high that he couldn't
conceivably have headed the ball even if that had been his intention. He
made no contact with the ball. He jumped so high that he hit Klinsmann in the
face with his hip and thigh. As the Lord Gary said on TV, if that wasn't
dangerous play, what is?
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45.1983 | | MAIL2::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Thu Jan 26 1995 21:27 | 8 |
| Looking at the fixture list, the next four matches will be critical for
Spurs' hopes to earn a place in Europe. I don't know when the Man City
replay will be held, but Spurs have a needed week off before facing
Blackburn, Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle in that order. Six points
here would keep them in the race...Shame that Villa took away some of
their momentum.
Marc
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45.1984 | It's only 32 degrees today!! | SNLV01::PARSONSDAVID | | Thu Feb 02 1995 05:24 | 3 |
| The cup is another potential route into Europe and the Spurs are
through to the 5th round. Cup predictions anyone?
|
45.1985 | Gerry's going to Wembley....... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Feb 02 1995 16:25 | 36 |
| Sunderland 1 The mighty Spurs 4
Klinsmann 2
Sir Teddy
Mabbutt/OG
Great result on , what a journey........... well it probably would have
been, but I decided to watch it in the pub on giant screen. Good choice
thinking about 12 hours in a mini and looking at the weather.
Sunderland started well, and dominated the first half, although we
looked dabgerous on the break. Phil Gray ( he who was a good prospect
at Tottenham a few seasons back ) missed a great chance to put
Sunderland one up, but he missed and we demolished them in the second
half.
The draw could have been worse, Luton/Southampton at home.
Jurgen Klinsmann seems to be the man of the moment, all over the papers
and even a profile on Sportsnight. I must admit his all round game is
far better than I expected. He showed in the World Cup last year what a
good team player he was, but I had my doubts when he joined, I thought
there was a possibility he might have just come over here for one last
payday, but he's proved that one wrong. Great player, I hope he takes
the option of the third year on his contract.
Blackburn Rovers on Sunday. Difficult game, very strong side but is the
pressure starting to get to them, can they handle the pressure, I'm not
convinced. We need to win this one to keep up with the Europack.
I predict a home victory, in a tight game, with Alan Shearer getting
sent off after scoring. Kenny Dalglish moans about referee's ( ok, that's
not much of a prediction I know ) and Teddy Sheringham getting a brace to
set himself up for his England appearance against ROI.
Dave...
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45.1986 | RESERVE TEAM STRIKER? | AYOV25::GLEROY | | Fri Feb 03 1995 15:40 | 4 |
| Wot's this John Henry chap like then? The Scottish Daily Express
reckons that Kilmarnock are trying to sign him.
Gavin for note 50.
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45.1987 | | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Feb 03 1995 16:52 | 15 |
|
RE-1
Average. He has played some first team football for us, but has never
really held down a place, even when we were struggling for strikers
last season.
He might need a change of club to get going, but when he has been out
on loan to lower division clubs he hasnt done much either.
This might seem harsh, as he hasnt really been given a good run in the
first team, but when he has played he never really looked like being a
natural goalscorer to me.
Dave...
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45.1988 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Feb 06 1995 11:53 | 12 |
| Spurs 3-1 Blackburn
Well I didn't see the game but what a result for our lot!
It shows that Tottenham have come along way and can now compete
with the big boys, even if Blackburn are starting to bend under
the pressure.
What position do we need to get to in the League for a Euro place?????
Steve
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45.1989 | Good Match | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Exiled in jocko land | Mon Feb 06 1995 12:46 | 11 |
| From what I saw on SKY this match showed up Blackburn limitations just as much
as Trelleborgs in that Spurs showed a lot more passing & movement in midfield
and up front and more patience to ensure a good shooting opportunity. Spurs
had 8 shots in the match - 7 on target while Blackburn had about 2 on target the
whole match.
The Blackburn game plan consisted of getting the ball to Shearer/Sutton and
see what happens. Spurs marked these 2 tightly so Blackburn resorted to
long range efforts.
Spurs look a good bet for Europe if they get there.
|
45.1990 | Good Game | 44007::LAYNE | | Mon Feb 06 1995 15:23 | 7 |
| what gane were you watching, spurs three goals were break-away goals.
I think it was Blackburn who showed the patience in the build up and
their passing and movement was better than spurs. Although I do agree
that spurs showed up their limitations when SAS are marked closely.
Anyway, well done to spurs, although I still want Blackburn to win the
league.
|
45.1991 | | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 06 1995 16:07 | 20 |
|
RE-1
What..???
There passing and movement was better than Spurs..err I don't think so.
Blackburn's passing consisted of three or four passes between the centre
backs and midfield and then a long punt up to Shearer or Sutton. All three
of our goalswere caused by runs of the ball that left the Blackburn defence
chasing shadows.
Blackburn held the ball in midfield, but then either gave it away or
were caught in possesion. Shearer and Sutton are very dangerous but
Sutton was awfull yesterday and should have been sent off, and Shearer
was unlucky, apart from that they dont offer much.
Anyway great result for us.
Dave...
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45.1992 | Damn! | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Sealclubbing: A big hit with pups | Mon Feb 06 1995 16:27 | 13 |
| > There passing and movement was better than Spurs..err I don't think so.
Unfortunately, I have to agree with Dave (and believe me this is
painful).
S!@*s looked far more threatening when they attacked hence their better
goals to shots on target ratio. OK, so the 2nd would probably have gone
wide without the intervention of Colin Hendry's left thigh but
Blackburn are devoid of attacking idea when their wide players are not
performing. They looked less threatening when Ripley went off and
Wilcox is a bit of a waste of space.
Stuart
|
45.1993 | Clarified! | 44007::LAYNE | | Mon Feb 06 1995 17:23 | 11 |
| RE Last 2.
I am specifically speaking about passing in the midfield. Its true that
Blackburn knocked the ball upto SAS, but when they decided to pass in
the midfiled they looked very good.
Spurs on the other hand had fast break outs from the back where there
were at most three touches between the back and the front. When they
did get to the front, then sometimes they did pass it about nicely.
And just to make it known - I was backing spurs.
|
45.1994 | | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Mon Feb 06 1995 18:34 | 19 |
| Ehhh, you must be having a bad day or something.
In .1990 you said,
> what gane were you watching, spurs three goals were break-away goals.
> I think it was Blackburn who showed the patience in the build up and
> their passing and movement was better than spurs. Although I do agree
So you maintain that knocking the ball about in midfield and then
punting it up to the two front men qualifies as "Showing patience in
the build up...". Ever considered going into management ?
Jerry.
BTW Fashanu's tackle on Giggs was not a fair challenge by any stretch
of the imagination. Winning the ball with one leg does not give you the
right to use your "trailing" leg to cripple your opponent.
|
45.1995 | Clear | IOSG::LAYNE | | Mon Feb 06 1995 19:16 | 23 |
| RE -1
In my note in .1990 I was specifically replying to the previous noters
remark that:
>> Spurs showed a lot more passing & movement in midfield
You will notice in my reply that I said:
>> I am specifically speaking about passing in the midfield.....
>> ... but when they (Blackburn) decided to pass in the midfiled they
>> looked very good.
The game lasts for 90 minutes. I am not saying that throughout the
game Blackburn passed all the time, I am saying "THAT WHEN THE DID
PASS-THEY LOOKED GOOD AND THEY PASSED MORE IN THE MIDFIELD THAN SPURS
DID"
Read and understand...
You must be one of those users who read the first part of the manual
and plunge head on into the software. And yes I have thought of
becomming a manager -:)!
|
45.1996 | We're talking quality not quantity | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Exiled in jocko land | Mon Feb 06 1995 19:36 | 13 |
| The difference between Spurs & Blackburn's passing was that Spurs passed the
ball to get past people then moved on for a return pass to attack and penetrate.
Blackburn played it square a lot then 'crossed' the ball from 40 yards out
for SAS to make something of. The majority of the crosses by Spurs were from
the by-line after passing their way there.
The Blackburn tactic may work against the majority of teams in England but
look at the teams who have beaten them this season - Man Utd, Liverpool,
Newcastle, Spurs - all teams who pass & move the ball around quickly.
Unfortunately, there tactics may still be good enough to win the league but
I think they will need to find a bit more variety & subtlety to there play
to do well in Europe.
|
45.1997 | I'm having a bad day and this isn't helping... | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Mon Feb 06 1995 19:38 | 55 |
| Err, not quite sure I agree Mr. Layne,
In .1990 you said :
> what gane were you watching, spurs three goals were break-away goals.
> I think it was Blackburn who showed the patience in the build up and
> their passing and movement was better than spurs. Although I do agree
> that spurs showed up their limitations when SAS are marked closely.
Here, you made no reference to midfield passing or movement. You simply
contradicted what the previous noters had said. Granted, once those
noters pointed out that you were talking s**t, you modified your
thoughts as follows :
> I am specifically speaking about passing in the midfield. Its true that
> Blackburn knocked the ball upto SAS, but when they decided to pass in
> the midfiled they looked very good.
> Spurs on the other hand had fast break outs from the back where there
> were at most three touches between the back and the front. When they
> did get to the front, then sometimes they did pass it about nicely.
This, to me at least, is not quite what you wrote in your first reply.
It would also seem to imply that your "What game were you watching"
remark was misplaced, as your revised assesment seems, once again to me
at least, to bear a lot more resemblence to Dave's original assessment.
Re: Read and understand :
If you didn't go off half-cocked in the first placed, then you wouldn't
need three replies to attempt to make your meaning clear !
> You must be one of those users who read the first part of the manual
> and plunge head on into the software. And yes I have thought of
> becomming a manager -:)!
You, presumably, are one of those people who writes manuals that make
people want to dive head-first into software to escape the boredom and
ambiguity found in the manuals. If this isn't part of your work, then
perhaps you should consider a change of profession ;-)
Re: Management potential :
I was referring, sarcastically, to football management. From your
replies today it seems to me that you are emminently qualified for
non-footballing management positions as well (with the exception
perhaps of PR and employee relations positions).
Jerry.
PS: All of the above is, of course, just my opinion, and as such can be
totally ignored ;-)
|
45.1998 | Time will tell | IOSG::LAYNE | | Mon Feb 06 1995 19:51 | 6 |
| OK, I give in!
It was worth it while it lasted...if this is the kind of response I get
when I disagree...I await the next note with great anticipation (sp!).
William -:)!
|
45.1999 | | 45769::STRATFORDS | Sealclubbing: A big hit with pups | Mon Feb 06 1995 20:01 | 5 |
| Jerry
You have such a sweet way with words
Stuart
|
45.2000 | #2000 | SNLV01::PARSONSDAVID | | Tue Feb 07 1995 01:02 | 6 |
| I am starting to get very confident in Spurs abilities. After watching
highlights of the game last night I feel we should stand a good chance
with the cup. It is good to see that both Barmby and Walker have signed
new contracts and will be staying around for another few years.
|
45.2001 | Hit the spot... | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Tue Feb 07 1995 12:11 | 14 |
|
Loved the game. Both sides did themselves proud in the entertainment
stakes.
MoM for me was Klinsmann. He was always involved in every move and
initiaied most of them. He has a very simple skill that most Premier
footballers do not have - first touch control - and couples it with
great vision and undestanding of the players around him - both on the
opposition and his colleagues. Klinsmann along with Barmby and Anderton
were excellent.
Spurs are definitely a team worth staying in to watch....
Dezzz.
|
45.2002 | | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Feb 07 1995 16:11 | 7 |
|
Sol Cambell and Nick Barmby are in the England squad for next weeks
friendly against ROI.
Wrong note, but I hope to see Le Tiss in the starting line up.
Dave...
|
45.2003 | In jest | PEKING::JOLLYL | | Tue Feb 07 1995 16:14 | 17 |
|
But if it happens you read it here first.
In response to predicitons for the cup.
Chelsea beat Millwall tomorrow night, knock QPR out in the next round
and draw and knock out Tottenham in the next making it their fourth
London derby victory in a row.
Pass the smelling salts.
Dave,
what time are you going up on Saturday and where are you planning, if
anywhere to go for a beer.
Loz.
|
45.2004 | | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Tue Feb 07 1995 17:10 | 13 |
| Re: .2001 (Dezzz)
I have to agree about Klinnsman's MoM performance. The other aspect of
his play that has always impressed me is his work-rate. I lost track of
the number of times that he was back harrying the Blackburn players
well inside the Spurs half (Sherringham wasn't taking it easy either).
This probably dictated the Blackburn tactics to a large extent. They
didn't get enough time on the ball to pick out delicate passes so they
resorted to punting the ball up to the front men (Not all the time
admittedly, William. Sorry, but I was having a bad day yesterday !).
Jerry.
|
45.2005 | | IRNBRU::HOWARD | | Tue Feb 07 1995 20:26 | 9 |
| 45.2004
>> I lost track of the number of times that he was back harrying the
>> Blackburn players well inside the Spurs half ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
the dirty bugger!!!!
Ray....
|
45.2006 | ......... | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Feb 10 1995 13:35 | 22 |
|
RE.2003
Loz,
Good prediction, but not quite right.
Anyway, I'm off to the dangerous Bridge tomorrow, to sit amonst those
naught Blues fans in the East Stand.....wooooooo scary.
I expect loads of police and video cameras everywhere trying to catch
anyone who is stupid enough to attend the next match after running on
the pitch, but I suppose if they were stupid enough to run on the pitch
in the first place then who knows.
I expect a rare win over the blues to increase the relegation worries
at the bridge, and at the same time increase our own chances of a place
in Europe.
Dave...
|
45.2007 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 13 1995 13:26 | 22 |
|
Chelsea 1 Spurs 1
wise Sheringham
Got to the game 20 minutes late, got a sever searching from plod as I
entrered the East Stand, missed Sir Teddy's party piece, the corner
from Dazza, the half volley from Teddy, it works everytime. We then
went on to create loads of chances in the game but we didnt win. Ive
come to the conclusion we will never beat Chelsea again. We should have
hammered them on Saturday. Chelsea, who are very poor and could well go
down, somehow managed an equaliser from their only good player ( apart
from their manager ). If Wise goes down, then so will Chelsea.
Anyway, we didnt lose, and as Forest lost and Liverpool drew we didnt
really lose much ground on the Euro places. The upcoming game at Forest
is becoming more and more important, although we have a game in hand on
them.
Ian walker becomes the 5th Tottenham player in the England squad for
Wednesday game in Ireland.
Dave...
|
45.2008 | | VARESE::SACHA::IDC_BSTR | Oh no! NOT Milan Kundera again! | Mon Feb 13 1995 13:44 | 7 |
| >Ian walker becomes the 5th Tottenham player in the England squad for
>Wednesday game in Ireland.
So who are the players concerned? Walker, Anderton, Sherringham, Barmby...
Campbell? Come to think of it, can anyone tell me the full squad?
Dom
|
45.2009 | Yep, thats them. | 45807::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 13 1995 16:22 | 8 |
|
Re-1
Dom..
That is the famous five.
Dave...
|
45.2010 | Directions please | NEWOA::BURTON | Hoddle is ZOD, GOD's dad | Thu Feb 16 1995 19:18 | 6 |
|
Can someone enter directions to White Hart Lane starting from the North
Circular and also any good car parking areas.
Thanks in advance
Nige.
|
45.2011 | Follow the shouts of KLINSMANNNNNN! | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Heavens to Murgatroyd | Thu Feb 16 1995 19:28 | 11 |
|
.2010
Nige
Sorry we're not allowed to tell you. IOSG::LAYNE says this is a
FOOTBALL conference and as such we are not allowed to talk about TRAVEL.
He's quite insistent about it actually. See yesterday's Liverpool notes
for explanation.
Malc.
|
45.2012 | | TRUCKS::SANT | There is a canal far away - Far Canal! | Thu Feb 16 1995 19:36 | 6 |
|
Nige, check out the directory to this topic. This has definately
been discussed earlier on in the Spurs note but I don't remember
when....
Andy.
|
45.2013 | | TRUCKS::SANT | There is a canal far away - Far Canal! | Thu Feb 16 1995 19:37 | 4 |
|
..ie. dir 45.*
Andy.
|
45.2014 | Cue Harry Enfield..... | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Ayr we go | Thu Feb 16 1995 20:00 | 16 |
| Oooh, I wouldn't do that.
Assuming that you're going to the match on Saturday I'd get the train from
Liverpool St Station.
If you're coming from the west then going round the N Circular is a nightmare
but anyway go round until you get to the A10 and watch the world go by
in the traffic queue (assuming your not stuck before then - usually around
IKEA or A1 or...). If from the south or east go round the M25 and then
towards London on the M11. Go west (cue Village People) on N Circ and take
1st exit immediately you're off the flyover. Left @ roundabout and right
immediately @ lights. Keep going until you get to Tottenham Hale station (on
a small hump bridge) and park in the Burger King just after the bridge. Get
the train the 2 stops to the ground.
But take the initial option and do your own little bit to help the smog!!
|
45.2015 | Enjoy the match! | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Thu Feb 16 1995 22:19 | 4 |
| .....and leave your car doors unlocked. It might just save you the
trouble of having the window replaced as well as the radio.
Peter
|
45.2016 | FA CUP 5TH ROUND... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Feb 17 1995 11:49 | 17 |
|
FA Cup tomorrow, and the magic man at the lane. Matt Le Tiss. It's a
shame he's going to be on the losing side. We only got to see a few
minutes of his talents in an England Shirt on Wednesday, I hope he wont
take his frustration out on us tomorrow. If there is a one man team in
England, its Southampton, and thats no direspect to them, as I think
they would pretty much agree with that. He is a very dangerous player.
capable of causing every team problems. He scored two in the league game
when we lost to them at home earlier this season, and the game could
swing on how much he gets into the game. If he is kept quite, we will win
easily, but if he has a good game, then it will be tight, although I
still think we have to much for them overall and will progress into the
next round.
Dave...
Dave...
|
45.2017 | Or shut Up | IOSG::LAYNE | | Fri Feb 17 1995 15:45 | 2 |
| RE .2011
Grow up!
|
45.2018 | -:) | IOSG::LAYNE | | Fri Feb 17 1995 16:48 | 3 |
| RE -1
Sorry, I forgot the smiley faces - no offence meant!
|
45.2019 | No offence taken ... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Heavens to Murgatroyd | Fri Feb 17 1995 17:04 | 11 |
|
Well, actually I preferred it without the smileys. I thought it was
exactly the reaction I wanted to provoke.
To be honest I didn't mean any offence either. It was more what I
would call gentle mickey-taking rather than a full blown vitriol grenade.
I do think you should lighten up a wee bit though, this is not the
conference for someone who is deadly serious ALL the time. (smileys)
Malc$friendly_chap_really_honest_guv.
|
45.2020 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Fri Feb 17 1995 22:16 | 4 |
| Am I allowed to point out that replies .2017 and .2018
have absolutely no football-related content.
Tony
|
45.2021 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 20 1995 10:37 | 21 |
|
Spurs 1 Soton 1
Klinsmann Le Tiss (pen)
Didnt go, but from Cap Gold Commentary and MOTD highlights it seems we
were'nt at our best. Southampton seemed to dominate the first half,
although we took the lead through Klinsmann after a flick on from
Teddy. Southampton equalised straight away from a penalty, although the
foul was outside the box, Le Tiss does'nt miss but Walker was abit
unlucky, he got a hand to it. We hit the post in the second half, but
apart from some Le Tiss magic in the first 10 mins, when he juggled the
ball about and then crashed a volley against the bar the draw seemed to
be a fair result.
Replay Wednesday week at the Dell. I still fancy us to go through as I
doubt we will play as badly in the second leg, and whether Southampton
can play any better is also in doubt. The eventual winner's play either
the Wombles or Liverpool away.
Dave...
|
45.2022 | A little bit of a slog.... | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Mon Feb 20 1995 12:21 | 33 |
|
Well Dave, I saw the match live on one of the Norwegian channels TVN
whilst listening to the 5 Live commentary...it seems that your
commnentary was a little more nearer the truth than 5 Live. It WASN't
a great game and both teams looked lethargic...nothing was really
stringing together for either side and having said that a draw was
probably a fair result.
This match followed by Newcastle United v Manchester City (Sky)
and Manchester United v Leeds United (again TVN) all threw up very
different signs. As I said the Saturday game was a little indifferent.
The Newcastle game was probably the best tie as far as 'both' eveness,
passion and entertainment. The Old Trafford game was virtually over as
a contest after 3 minutes. However, all three games had one tired soul
in common and that was the pitch. Terry Venable was in an interview
last week (12-Feb) and did mention that a winter break was almost a
must if we don't want to drain the players. Well, I'd say playing on
first hard then heavy pitches take more out of players than an extra
few games.
The Bundesliga came back last weekend and most of the pitches
looked it tip top condition ..Surprise...the ground/grass gets what it
expects...frost,rain,snow,thaw,rain,wind...untouched...How many of you
amatuer gardners bother to clear the snow off the garden ?? A break of
70 days in winter and 70 days in summer is standard in Germany.
It's time to break with tradition.....Did anyone see the highlight of
the Rugby league yesterday...same thing but worse...the teams wearing
brown mud all won and lost.
Soory to harp on in the Spurs note...but for me that's where the
football weekend began....
Dezzz.
|
45.2023 | No Spurs content in this one either | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Mon Feb 20 1995 15:44 | 6 |
| Sorry, Dezz, disagree - the one way we'd guarantee tropical Januarys would be
by stopping the football. The pitches are bad at the moment, but we've just
had the wettest January since Noah's day.
grahame
|
45.2024 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Feb 20 1995 16:26 | 10 |
|
Not much chance of getting a ticket for the replay at the Dell,
Tottenham's allocation is about 500 I believe, and Southampton expect to
have the remaining tickets that have'nt gone to their season ticket holders
or members ( about 500 according to their ticket office this morning )
to go on General sale next Monday morning.
I hope SKY plan on showing this game live.
Dave...
|
45.2025 | Amatuer Gardening Part Deux ;-) | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Mon Feb 20 1995 17:13 | 17 |
|
And graheme....I suppose you think Germany (read the RHINE) has had its
driest winter !!!
A well drained pitch will lose its moisture naturally...The problem
starts with breaking up/down the surface through forced playing when
the ground is hard thus making the clay heavy....thus mud. Ask any of
the Irish lads why even the Gaelic Football stops for a brief time...
Does any Gaelic fan know the soil make-up of Croke Park...I was led to
believe it 'had' great drainage.
But I do agree....Murphy's law would dictate the arrival of a
January heatwave ;-)
Dezzz.
|
45.2026 | Replay...LIVE on Sky. | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Tue Feb 21 1995 12:01 | 2 |
| The Southampton v Tottenham replay IS being shown live on SKY next
week.
|
45.2027 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Feb 22 1995 13:21 | 11 |
|
Newcastle tonight (away), without the German who is on international
duty.
We could do with 3 points to keep up the pressure on the Euro places, but
it will be difficult, they are in form at the moment, and have a player
in Gillespie who has plenty of pace to trouble Mabbs and Calderwood.
Should be a good game.
Dave...
|
45.2028 | Is it on TV ?? | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Wed Feb 22 1995 20:49 | 10 |
| re .2026
IS the Southampton v Spurs being shown on sky??? If it is upon which
day??
Not for me but a friend who would like to watch.
thanks in advance
IM
|
45.2029 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Feb 22 1995 21:18 | 9 |
|
Re.2028
Live on SKY next wednesday ( 01/03/95 ).
Dave...
|
45.2030 | Another Game Off... | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Thu Feb 23 1995 11:21 | 9 |
| Last nights Newcastle game called off due to waterlogged pitch.
We're getting a bit of a fixture backlog, we now have to re-arrange 3
games (Man City, Liverpool and now Newcastle) on top of the cup replay
next Wednesday (which we'll win 3-1). After the "positive criticism"
I'm sure Mr Francis gave the boys after their performance in the first
game I have every confidence they'll do the business.
Rob,
|
45.2031 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Feb 28 1995 16:00 | 13 |
|
Lost to the Wombles on Saturday 1-2. Not the best of times to start
stuttering, with the FA cup replay at Soton tomorrow night. Sol and
Gica are definatley out.
Still revenge will be sweet, when we beat the 'crazy gang' in the 6th
round of the Cup next weekend.
Dave...
|
45.2032 | | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Wed Mar 01 1995 13:58 | 7 |
|
>Still revenge will be sweet, when we beat the 'crazy gang' in the 6th
>round of the Cup next weekend.
;-)
Dezzz.
|
45.2033 | Not totally confident about tonight..... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 01 1995 16:17 | 14 |
|
Re-1
Okay, wrong slightly with that one. Liverpool at Anfield then, not the
problem it was a few years ago, we will beat them in a replay at WHL.
Just think if I'm totally wrong and we lose ton......nah, that can't
happen.
Our names on the Cup this year...is'nt it..?
Dave...
|
45.2034 | | SNOFS1::DAVISM | And monkeys might fly outa my butt! | Thu Mar 02 1995 02:42 | 5 |
| If anyone is in here can you please post Spurs/Southampton result,
I have looked everywhere and will probably end up phone my brother
at home to get the result.
Whining Tottenham supporter stuck in Sydney.
|
45.2035 | 6-2 to spurs. | MASALA::JADAMS | | Thu Mar 02 1995 02:56 | 8 |
|
Southampton 2 - 6 (yes six) Spurs.
Southampton all over spurs in the first half, 2-0 up and
hit the post, then Francis took off Le Tissier's man marker for
Rosenthal. He scored twice to send it into extra time and then
completed his hat trick. Saints chasing the game then conceded another
3 late on.
|
45.2036 | Talk Hard | SNOFS1::DAVISM | And monkeys might fly outa my butt! | Thu Mar 02 1995 03:12 | 1 |
| YYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH
|
45.2037 | | SNOFS1::DAVISM | And monkeys might fly outa my butt! | Thu Mar 02 1995 03:13 | 1 |
| Boy, I can't wait get back home so I can watch them play again.
|
45.2038 | Sorry to spoil the party ! | KIRKTN::JJACK | m|o|t|o|r|o|l|a | Thu Mar 02 1995 03:15 | 6 |
|
Before you get too excited, I think I should point out that the 6-2
scoreline was a wind-up !
The match actually finished 2-1 in the Saints favour !!
|
45.2039 | Talk Hard | SNOFS1::DAVISM | And monkeys might fly outa my butt! | Thu Mar 02 1995 03:22 | 1 |
| So, er, who do I shoot first ?
|
45.2040 | Who payed Brucie | IRNBRU::SMALLWOOD | | Thu Mar 02 1995 11:34 | 14 |
| Great result for Spurs last night with some exelent goals.
How much did Alan Sugar pay Brucie before the game though?
It was great to see Barnby and Teddy go round him in extra time but I think
he will be very unhappy about the 2nd and 3rd goals.
Bring on Liverpool!!
Steve
|
45.2041 | | TRUCKS::SANT | There is a canal far away - Far Canal! | Thu Mar 02 1995 12:10 | 13 |
|
After watching Brucie wave a couple in I was wondering how long it
would take for match-throwing allegations to re-surface against
the Zimbabwean clown.
I watched the hi-lites on Sportsnight. What a stunning turnaround!
Rosenthal has always been a complete joke, and seeing him bombing
them in came as a mighty surprise...
Grobelaar was at fault for 3, if not 4 of the Spurs goals.
Andy.
|
45.2042 | ? | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | atom drum bop | Thu Mar 02 1995 13:36 | 5 |
| I really am surprised that it took this long for the bribery scandals
to errupt out of football. I mean, think about it, how on earth do
you think Terry Fenwick got an England cap?
Andy
|
45.2043 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The West is the Best | Thu Mar 02 1995 13:53 | 6 |
| I don't think Grobbelaar deliberately let any goals in. He's just crap. Why
do people persist in saying that he deliberately lets goals in? Sometimes he's
good, sometimes he's crap. If he let the goals in deliberately last night, he
could've made it a little less obvious - particularly his "Stand and watch the
ball as it grazes my face as it passes" approach to the 3rd Ronnie Rosenthal
goal.
|
45.2044 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Mar 02 1995 15:41 | 15 |
|
Great result last night, it looked all up at half time, but I thought
if we got one back early enough we could get back to level terms. What
I didnt expect was Rocket Ronnie's MOTM performance, three great goals,
whatever Bruce was up to.
Liverpool away in the next round and disaster. I contacted Tottenham
this morning and the answer machine told me that we only have 5000
tickets for the game...and they go to Season ticket holders first
obviously. So yet again there is'nt much chance of a ticket and I only
want 15.
I'll have to get season ticketed up...............
Dave...
|
45.2045 | | UTRTSC::WARD | | Fri Mar 03 1995 12:19 | 2 |
| FYI: Nayim came on as a substitute for Zaragoza in their 1-0 defeat
by Feyenoord in Rotterdam last night ...
|
45.2046 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 07 1995 16:09 | 19 |
|
2-2 v Forest on Saturday. 1-0 up through Teddy with 10 to go, then 2-1
down 3 minutes later. In the last minute Colin Calderwood scored to grab
a point.
Ipswich on Wednesday.........I predict they will probably be very
defensive to make sure they don't get hammered again, but after
Saturday they are'nt exactly going to be full of confidence. We should
take three points here.
Then the big one on Saturday, Liverpool, and I'll be there, but in one
of those executive, non atmospheric box things. Some people enjoy
watching the game from these things....?
Still, atleast I'm there.
Dave...
|
45.2047 | Gico | WEAR::BODDY | Slaven was born offside !!! | Tue Mar 07 1995 19:26 | 8 |
|
How long is popescu out please ?
FFQ *Fantasy football question !!
Bill
|
45.2048 | Tottenham's gonna do it again.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Mar 09 1995 10:48 | 16 |
|
3-0 against Ipswich last night. A goal from ( Man Utd type thing ) Klin
Klin after 75 seconds, and then another from Nicky after 14 minutes,
and I thought we are on for 10 here, but according to the radio reports we
missed a hatfull and then took the foot off the pedal. The third was an
own goal.
I was hoping that Liverpool would be in for a real struggle at Palace
last night, that might have gone to extra time....but it turned into a
practice match for them, and they had no problems. I thought that
Palace could have atleast inflicted a couple of injuries on Fowler and
Co.......
Cant wait for Saturday.....
Dave...
|
45.2049 | Might be live on the box.... | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Fri Mar 10 1995 14:07 | 5 |
|
Any Norwegians there with a TV Times....is Liverpool v Tottenham live
on TVN tomorrow ???
Dezzz.
|
45.2050 | Spurs are on their way to Wembely.... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Mar 13 1995 12:10 | 59 |
|
Liverpool 1 Spurs 2
Fowler Teddy
Klinsmann
To anyone who goes to Football regulaly, sometimes you must admit to
wonderering why you bother, well being at Anfield on Saturday is the
reason you spend hours in traffic jams just to watch men kick a ball
about for 90 mins. Every now and again you go to a game that you will
never forget, the replay v Man City in 81, beating the Arse 5-0 in 83,
and the FA cup semi final in 1991.
Saturday was unbelievable, I managed to get a seat in the Anfield Rd
end, which apparently holds 5,200 which was our allocation. I was
pleased about that, otherwise it was watching the game from a box,
which isnt quite the same.
We started well, and should have been 1-0 up in the first few minutes
when Klinsmann shot straight at James. After that the game settled into
an end to end affair with both teams passing the ball through midfield
and running at defenders. Liverpool looked very shakey at the back,
only Razor looked confiedent, as MCunniffe said in the Liverpool note,
Babb is awfull. All the liverpool players are comfortable on the ball,
but Babb panics everytime he gets it and just kicks it anywhere.
Liverpool took the lead when he headed in Walters' cross, but a few
minutes later we were level when Klinsmann held the ball up before
rolling the ball square for Teddy to curl in a shot from the edge of
the area, eruption no 1 in the Anfield road end.
The second half I felt we dominated, Liverpool were still playing well
through midfield, but we defended the edge of our area and restricted
them to a couple of long range shots. We all thought a draw was on the
cards, and a fair result but then with a minute to go Klinsmann got
onto Teddy's flick to plant the ball into the far corner, there was a
pause until everyone had realised the ball was in the back of the net
and then eruption no 2. It was mayhem in there.
The players came over at the end and we celibrated a fine victory and a
semi final place. The scousers to their credit applauded the Tottenham
players off the pitch, and it wasnt just a few of them either.
A couple of points, again the ref was terrible, Liverpool still get
everything at Anfield, he lost his watch in the first half and played
an extra 7 minutes.
I havent been to Anfield for a few years, and it is now a very
impressive stadium, the seated Kop is massive and still gives off a good
atmoshere.
Everton in the Semi's.
Great day, great result.
Dave...
|
45.2051 | | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | Just another Day!! | Mon Mar 13 1995 19:41 | 3 |
| Any debate as to why Gerry won't sign a new contract???
Is he waiting for the job at Highbury?? Only time will tell
|
45.2052 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Mar 13 1995 20:28 | 13 |
|
The bungling fools at the FA have done it again, we get Elland Road for
our game against Everton. Thats an hour for them and 3.5 for us.
Man Utd, they get Villa Park whoever they play.
As for Francis leaving, not a chance. There's more chance of Tony Adams
joining Tottenham......oh my god, I just thought, that rumour is
starting to do the rounds.
Dave...
|
45.2053 | Doesn't want one | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Dunure's great | Tue Mar 14 1995 12:49 | 19 |
| Gerry Francis has never had a contract whilst being a manager at any of his
clubs as he doesn't reckon they're worth anything, plus he got loads of
dosh anyway. Apparently, Mr Amstrad is happy with the situation as well
(saves him compensation).
I wouldn't worry about him going to Arsenal though as his shown loyalty to
both Bristol City & QPR and only left Loftus Rd when the board pissed him
off even more than usual. He'd only leave Spurs if he felt that they
couldn't fulfill his ambitions anymore and so would only go abroad, to a
bigger club in England or become the England manager. Arsenal hardly fit
any of those.
Alan Sugar will surely have been impressed with Gerry Francis and so would
almost certainly ensure that he will still be manager next season with the
players he wants.
PS Spurs could do a lot worse than Adams to replace Mabbutt/Calderwood for
next season.
|
45.2054 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 14 1995 13:26 | 15 |
|
So not only do we get Elland Rd, but we get the 13:30 KO to boot,
possibly a sly dig by the FA here.
Re-1
I agree, Adams would be a great signing, not only is he a decent
centreback, but imagine how the Gooners would feel if we nicked one of
the only two good players they have.
I only heard about this yesterday, when on GMTV it was stated as fact
that Sugar and Adams had been seen in a resteruant together in
Guernsey. Probably nothing in it, but you never know.
Dave...
|
45.2055 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Goodbye shorts, hello football! | Tue Mar 14 1995 13:37 | 5 |
| Dave
Who is the other decent player we've got?
Stuart
|
45.2056 | Eddie McGoldrick......WRIGHT. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 14 1995 14:22 | 1 |
|
|
45.2057 | Greediness.... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue Mar 14 1995 15:24 | 17 |
|
Dave,
> So not only do we get Elland Rd, but we get the 13:30 KO to boot,
> possibly a sly dig by the FA here.
Is this why Northerners call the Southerners moaning jessies.....
For Goodness sake aren't you happy with anything...you get put back in
the Cup , you get six points re-instated , you're doing well in the
League , you reach the FA Cup semi-Final. But NO...here you are
complaining about Elland Road...I just don't believe it. Try
remembering Abraham Lincoln's speech....
Cheers,
Dezzz.
|
45.2058 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Cos I missed you... Yeah.... I missed you | Tue Mar 14 1995 16:01 | 11 |
| >So not only do we get Elland Rd, but we get the 13:30 KO to boot,
>possibly a sly dig by the FA here.
Well... why do we have to travel down to London to play in the final of
competitions like the Charity Shield etc... now you know how we feel....
spending hours on the motorway... etc... We'd rather play all our games
in the north.... saves us having to interact with the miserable
southerers..... ;->
Rick.
|
45.2059 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The West is the Best | Tue Mar 14 1995 16:26 | 4 |
| >>>Well... why do we have to travel down to London to play in the final of
>>>competitions.....now you know how we feel....
I'm surprised you remember, Rick, being a Leeds fan an' all...
|
45.2060 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Goodbye shorts, hello football! | Tue Mar 14 1995 16:39 | 4 |
| Spurs are only complaining because if the semi-finals were held at
Wembley, they would be able to say that they got to Wembley in 1995.
Stuart
|
45.2061 | (-: | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Mar 14 1995 16:56 | 17 |
|
Dezzz...
Abraham Lincoln....who did he play for..??
What are your blabbering on about now, I'm complaining, and rightly so,
that we have to travel for a good 3+ hours, when the Everton supporters
only have to travel for about an hour.......
..and I dont want to hear that we dont have to go, that's quite right,
but I want to, so I'm complaining about it.
Dave...
|
45.2062 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Tue Mar 14 1995 16:59 | 6 |
| Why don't you take a flight. That should take less that an hour.
Helpfully yours,
Peter.
|
45.2063 | Sticking my oar in ... | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | Jones the Steam | Tue Mar 14 1995 17:04 | 11 |
|
(I know it's none of my business but ...)
I think Dave has a good point. Surely there must be a suitable
venue which is more or less equi-distant between the two teams. To draw
a parallel in Scotland, Hibs' fans have to travel to Glasgow to play
Celtic in the semi, whereas I can walk to the ground (just about). If I
was a Hibee I would complain (but I'm not so I won't).
Malc.
|
45.2064 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The West is the Best | Tue Mar 14 1995 17:33 | 3 |
| Where is there a venue between Liverpool and London?
err....Aston Villa? umm....
|
45.2065 | New FA rules for cup semis announced | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Atlanta's Most (In)famous Welshman | Tue Mar 14 1995 17:43 | 20 |
| ok to make it fair for the spurs who haven't had a lucky break all
season how about.
1) Additional roadworks on the M62 to slow down the supporters to an
average speed of 35 miles per hour which according to my AA road atlas
would make the journey from Everton approximately 3 hours...
2) All vehicles must be on the road by 12:00am or else they are not
allowed to leave merseyside (this provision was applied by the tories
in the miners strike so it's probably still allowed)
this would further synchronise the travel time with the spurs
supporters leaving their country mansions in Buckinghamshire...
3) should the game be replayed it will be at selhurst park.
there can't get any fairer can we?
regards
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
45.2066 | Add in Cunno's new rule too ... | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | Jones the Steam | Tue Mar 14 1995 18:00 | 7 |
|
What about the ones who come by train ? Only those rich southern
supporters can afford cars you know. Us Northerners have to spend all
our money on flat caps, whippets and black puddings.
Malc.
|
45.2067 | You're *lucky*! | VARESE::SACHA::IDC_BSTR | Oh no! NOT Milan Kundera again! | Tue Mar 14 1995 18:04 | 4 |
| You think *you* have it hard! I get up at 4, work a 16-hour shift at
t'mill...
Dom
|
45.2068 | OK, so you didn't ask me.. | KERNEL::WITHALLG | We Don't Do Duvets ....... | Tue Mar 14 1995 20:23 | 6 |
|
Nothing wrong with the venue. If you ask me it's not far enough up
North. Shouldn't be in the bloody cup anyway.
Gary
|
45.2069 | 0-0 | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Mar 16 1995 10:53 | 20 |
|
Manx 0 Tottenham 0
Excellent point at Old Trafford last night, from radio commentary it
seemed that MU dominated the first half, and missed a couple of easy
chances, I saw the Cole miss on the TV this morning, about 3 yards out
with an open goal, he hit the crossbar. Did'nt sound like we had many
chances in the first half, but a Jurgen lob landed on the roof of the
net. We seemed to dominate the second half, as has become our style
under Francis, we really do come on strong in the second half, and we
overpower most teams, and it seems like we had the chances to do it to
the Champions last night.
Still, delighted with a point, and we become the first team to stop
them scoring at home this season. With Leeds winning we slip down to
7th, and so need 3pts on Saturday agaonst Leicester to keep up the
challenge for Europe, just incase the impossible does happen, and we
dont win the FA Cup.
Dave...
|
45.2070 | 3 points | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Mar 20 1995 16:37 | 17 |
|
Spurs 1 Leicester 0
Klinsmann
Didnt go, Only saw the goal from Jurgen, apparently we dominated but
their keeper had a great game and kept the scoreline down.
Still a wins a win, and we keep up with the Euro pack.
Liverpool at the Lane on Wednesday, they looked good yesterday, but
they always raise their game against the Mancs. It'll be good if it's
even half as good as the Cup tie. We need to win to keep up the
pressure on Leeds and Forest.
Dave...
|
45.2071 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 22 1995 10:44 | 12 |
|
Liverpool tonight, and they are apparently resting Ian Rush in the hope
he will shake off an injury. Also talk that they could rest Ruddock and
Scales, as they are one booking away from missing the Coke final. If they
do I predict we win easily, as Ruddock looks to be the one who holds the
three man central defence together, whenever Ive seen them play.
Should be a good game.
Dave...
|
45.2072 | ......... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Mar 23 1995 21:27 | 11 |
|
Spurs 0 Liverpool 0
I watched the Palace/Wolves game and listened to the reports, sounded
like we dominated but couldnt score, with Jurgen missing a penalty.
2 points dropped.
Dave...
|
45.2073 | Sour Grapes... | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Thu Mar 23 1995 22:39 | 12 |
| With the number of pens' Liverpool have been and still are "given" at
Anfield, have they really had to sink to the lowest depths of despair
and begin moaning about our penalty decision last night. Why not just
heap praise on Dave James for saving the damn thing - but no Razor and
more surprisingly Roy Evans have to start whining...!
I agree with the last note though, definately 2 points dropped - at
least Forest did us a favour (for once) and did Leeds. Still think a
place in the UEFA Cup is a realistic target, and then theres also the
Cup.
Rob,
|
45.2074 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Mar 24 1995 10:45 | 17 |
|
Rob, I'm not too sure that we should be heaping praise on David James
for his pen save, to be honest he could have thrown his hat on it. It
was a pretty poor pen.
It has to be expected, we have been denied alot of penalty's this
season because of Klinsmann's reputation, and no one will ever deny he
used to throw himself about abit, but there has been no sign of any of
his old antics since he has been playing for Tottenham, but you have to
expect that defence from Razor and Liverpool, its an easy was out.
Anyway, Klinsann should forget all about it, he'll be picking up one
of, or maybe both the Player of the year awards soon.
Dave...
|
45.2075 | Stranger & stranger... | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Dunure's great | Fri Mar 24 1995 12:02 | 13 |
| Now let me get the events in order...
Saturday: After match against Leicester GF moans about Spurs never getting
any penalties (see Observer)
Wednesday: Spurs get awarded a penalty which they subsequently miss.
Pure coincidence of course (alledgedly)
PS. Do Spurs practice pens in training, cos I remember Teddy missing about 20
(ish) at the start of the season.
|
45.2076 | | MAIL1::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Tue Mar 28 1995 19:22 | 11 |
| This may not be news to most of you, but...
reports in the New York Times indicate that Bayern Munich is trying to
sign Klinsmann. Jurgen has confirmed that he has talked with the club,
but no additional details were given.
I don't know if there is any need to be concerned, as Bayern approaches
Jurgen on an annual basis, but I think Spurs have to find a place in
Europe to ensure that they'll keep him. Anyway, best of luck vs.
Everton in April...
-Marc
|
45.2077 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | Cannibalise Legalbis | Tue Mar 28 1995 19:26 | 2 |
| Klinsmann has reportedly said that he wants to stay with Spurs, to ensure their
cup success....that only goes for the rest of this season mind you.
|
45.2078 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 03 1995 11:39 | 22 |
|
Soton 4 Spurs 3
Le Tiss 2 Sherinhgham 2
2 others Klinsmann
Great game, but it was back to the bad old days in defence, we were all
over the place. Hopefully Sol will be back next week and Gica for
Ronnie to add abit of stability. The game could have gone either way
really, neither team could defend, and both looked like they were
capable of scoring in nearly every attack.
Hopefully we've got the bad performance out of our system, we need to
defend much better than that next Sunday.
Hope to see Southampton stay up, Alan Ball has made them into a very
entertaining side and of course they have Matt Le Tiss.
Leeds getting a point at OT was abit of a blow, but Liverpool winning
the CCC has possibly made another UEFA place available, not too sure on
how the Euro places work.
Dave...
|
45.2079 | | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Mon Apr 03 1995 16:13 | 10 |
|
Well Dave, as far as Europe is concerned...you'd better hope that if
you fail in the FA Cup..then United win it...I assume that the league
was decided yesterday. In that way (assuming Liverpool finish 3/4/5)
then 'possibly' sixth place will be made available for an English team.
England has been extremely quick in getting back up to four UEFA Cup
places. Chelsea and Arseanl are most definitely helping the cause this
year.....Years behind Italy though...
Dezzz.
|
45.2080 | Once you've *got* 4 places, it's hard to lose them ;-) | VARESE::SACHA::IDC_BSTR | Oh no! NOT Milan Kundera again! | Mon Apr 03 1995 16:41 | 14 |
| >Years behind Italy though
"Years behind Italy" is probably the correct choice of phrase, in that
England invariably had 4-5 clubs in the UEFA Cup until the Heysel ban,
where Italy only had 2 or 3. In fact, the UEFA table had England well
ahead of the rest in terms of points. Of course, when they came back
after the 5-year ban, their points total over the previous five years
(!) put them below Turkey, Eire and Luxembourg ;-)
I would hazard that this has had even more of an impact on UEFA's
decision to grant England another UEFA place than the ECWC wins by
Arsenal and Man. Utd.
Dom
|
45.2081 | | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Mon Apr 03 1995 17:35 | 16 |
|
Dom, I must admit I'm pretty well up on the match behind the 'ranking
system' but this extra place has me confused. England I thought was
getting an extra place (i.e. last year Newcastle or Villa) because Poland
had teams thrown out due to the scandal there 18 months ago or was it
the trouble in Bosnia...???!!!???
English papers I know rarely publish these statistics but the German
and Italian publications generally do; the whole situation in UEFA
started to change on November 9th 1989 !!! More countries opened up,
more wars started, more scandals hit the headlines.
Dezzz.
|
45.2082 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Mon Apr 03 1995 17:50 | 6 |
| Dezzz,
I think there were 2 places made available due to the trouble in
Bosnia. England got 1, dunno about the other.
|
45.2083 | As I've said before | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Dunure's great | Mon Apr 03 1995 17:51 | 16 |
| The extra UEFA Cup place is due to English teams winning or coming 2nd in
the fair play thingy. There may be a connection due to the situation in
Poland last year in making the extra places available.
There's also the InterToto Cup as another route into Europe.
At present European places are:
Champions League Blackburn
UEFA Cup Liverpool
Man Utd
Newcastle
Forest
You need to get above Leeds and Man Utd win the FA Cup, or win the FA Cup
yourselves to get into Europe.
|
45.2084 | | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Mon Apr 03 1995 18:04 | 31 |
|
Binking 'eck....at this rate Preston North End or Melchester Rovers
will get into Europe (OK..PNE is stretching it). Nothing is simple
anymore is it ??? Yes with this Inter-Toto Cup about...Italy could
possibly have...
AC-Milan EC holders
Sampdoria ECWC hoders
Parma ECWC holders
Juventus League winners
Roma Cup Winners
6th}In UEFA
7th}Italian UEFA
8th}Serie A UEFA
9th} UEFA
10th Fail play team
11th} Inter-Toto
12th} Inter-Toto
13th} Inter-Toto
14th} Inter-Toto
And I believe the bottom 4 (i.e. 15th--18th) get relegated....
Or will there be a maximum imposed in the UEFA competition on any
particular country....
This whole thing is getting silly now...Not only did they kick the small
countries out of the Champions Cup...but now they're giving the heavies
of Europe even more clubs (sic !) in the UEFA Cup.
Dezzz.
|
45.2085 | Stretching it a bit... | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Dunure's great | Mon Apr 03 1995 18:16 | 8 |
| Dezzz,
Only one team from a country can qualify from the Inter-Mickey Mouse Shield
this summer.
John
PS. I think Parma are in the UEFA Cup SF.
|
45.2086 | | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Mon Apr 03 1995 18:24 | 5 |
|
Ok, that's a little better..only one in the Inter blah - blah...
...(Parma I meant UEFA holders)...
Dezzz.
|
45.2087 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Apr 05 1995 11:36 | 17 |
|
We won our first semi final of the week, the Youth team hammered Man
City 5-0 in the first leg of the FA Youth Cup last night at Main Road.
We will play either Wombledon or Man Utd in the final, they drew 1-1 in
the first leg at OT.
Gica looks like he is staying at Spurs, he is said to have turned down
an offer from Barcelona, he obviously wants to stay with a bigger
club...(-:.
Nicky Barmby will be okay for the SF, although he did pick up a foot
injury at the Dell on Sunday.
Four days to go...
Dave...
|
45.2088 | COME ON YOU SPURS....! | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Sat Apr 08 1995 14:14 | 1 |
|
|
45.2089 | Talk Hard | SNOFS1::DAVISM | And monkeys might fly outa my butt! | Mon Apr 10 1995 05:49 | 1 |
| The score ?
|
45.2090 | | MASALA::SNEIL | J.A.F.O | Mon Apr 10 1995 06:29 | 6 |
|
Everton 4 Spurs 1
|
45.2091 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Apr 10 1995 11:47 | 8 |
|
What can you say....we were outclassed, and got exactly what we
deserved, and Everton got exactly what they deserved.
We were sh*t...that about sums it up really, and its all Ive got to
say.
Dave...
|
45.2092 | | IRNBRU::HOWARD | Lovely day for a Guinness | Fri Apr 14 1995 16:16 | 9 |
| the best thing about last Sundays' semi-final was the Spurs supporters
impression of Harry Enfields `Scousers' every time the Everton fans got
riled at the referee or the lineman....
`Calm down, calm down, eh? eh? eh?'....
classic....
Ray....
|
45.2093 | still chasing Leeds, Leeds, Leeds | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Apr 18 1995 16:54 | 35 |
45.2094 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Nooooooo I shall believe..... | Tue Apr 18 1995 17:05 | 5 |
| >still chasing Leeds, Leeds, Leeds
not a chance mate.... you might as well give it up!
Rick.
|
45.2095 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon - 761 4831 | Tue Apr 18 1995 17:09 | 16 |
|
Rick,
Spurs, as you say, have no realistic chance of playing in Europe
next year........and neither have Leeds!
I reckon it'll be:
Blackburn : EC
Everton, 8-)
Arsenal : CWC
ManU,
Newcastle,
Liverpool,
Forest : UEFA
JBG 8-)
|
45.2096 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Nooooooo I shall believe..... | Tue Apr 18 1995 17:09 | 5 |
| >Newcastle,
We're going to overtake Newcastle.. no worries...
Rick.
|
45.2097 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Pass the Babel Fish | Tue Apr 18 1995 17:32 | 5 |
| How does this Intertoto Cup fit in to all the European shenanaghans for
next season? Which clubs will enter it from England, ignoring
Totteringham whose mananger has said they wont enter?
Stuart
|
45.2098 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Nooooooo I shall believe..... | Tue Apr 18 1995 17:43 | 7 |
45.2099 | | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue Apr 18 1995 17:50 | 7 |
|
5 Million sterling....
Well considering Dortmund made 30m Marks from finishing runners up a
couple of years ago....seems a little more than 5m STG...
Dezzz.
|
45.2100 | Its the double over interesting Arse.. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Apr 26 1995 16:10 | 9 |
|
The Arse on Saturday at Highbury, I'm going to watch it at the Lane on
the new Jumbotron Video screen..its the biggest in Europe you know.
Jurgen looks like he's off, oh well, we were lucky to have him for a
season. If he does go, it looks like we'll be in for Les Ferdinand as a
replacement.
Dave...
|
45.2101 | I thought he'd stay a bit longer meself ... | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | Cuthbert, Dibble and Grubb | Fri Apr 28 1995 20:20 | 11 |
|
Dave
> Jurgen looks like he's off
Would there be a possibility of procuring a Jurgen shirt at the club
shop before he disappears over the horizon ? Cubs' honour, it's not for
me, it's for my friend (who just happens to be the same size as me).
Malc.
|
45.2102 | Staying put | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Dunure's great | Fri Apr 28 1995 20:39 | 3 |
| It looks like the big German striker will be at WHL next season with a
move to Bayern for the following season. This is probably due to Mr Sugar
putting some clauses in the contract.
|
45.2103 | The Media's Idol | ESSB::BLONG | PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1993 & 1994 | Sat Apr 29 1995 20:27 | 4 |
45.2104 | Fair result, but problems on and off the pitch. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon May 01 1995 12:14 | 37 |
|
Arse 1 Spurs 1
Wrong Klinsmann
Good game, lots of action, goal scoring opportunities for both sides,
fair result overall, although I was disappointed that we didnt take the
points as after we scored we were all over them. The poor innocent Ian
Wright, who spent the whole game mouthing off to Spurs fans in the
Clock End nearly got attacked and had a bottle thrown at him, pretty
silly all round, including Wright, he cant keep that big mouth shut and
constantly provokes the opposition players and fans, even taking a
swing at Gary Mabbutt.
The News of the World yesterday seems to think that the NL derby is now
the only derby where tha fans hate each other, saying that Man City and
Man Utd fans would travel on the same train together " without any
problems" ????, for a start if a train left Manchester, there wouldnt be
any Man Utd fans on it ( unless they were coming back to Euston ), and
Rangers and Celtic no longer hate each other....err, okay, if they want
to believe that, fine. the reality is most derby games are filled with
hatred, like it or not.
Anyway, a draw was a result that dropped us further behing Leeds, who
snatched the points against Villa and our Euro dream is fading fast.
Jurgen Klinsmann did indeed win the Football writers Player of the year
award, but I'm still not to confident that he'll be here next season.
He is obviously keen on going back to Germany, but I hope he will stay
on another season obviously.
Malc,
What is you want, a team shirt with Klinsmann on the back..?.
Dave...
|
45.2105 | Gary Lineker reckons he'll go ... | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | Cuthbert, Dibble and Grubb | Mon May 01 1995 13:00 | 13 |
|
Dave
I want a first team shirt, short sleeves, 38/40 inch chest (I'm
Pamela Anderson really) with Klinsmann and 18 on the back. I'm not
bothered about advertising logos (is it still Holsten ?). Would they
sell such a garment and how much would it cost ?
Malc.
PS I think I probably speak for quite a few people up here when I say
that I hate Rangers so much I would support England against them.
|
45.2106 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue May 02 1995 11:53 | 22 |
45.2107 | Juergen stays ?!?! | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue May 02 1995 12:07 | 12 |
|
Klinsmann stays in England....
Well quite a few cars on the way into work were almost off the
Autobahn when they heard this (Bayern supporters) on te radio.
Oh yes he's staying in England and you can see him in all his glory in
Baker Street, London along with Pele and Johann Cruyff at Madame
Tussauds !
Dezzz.
|
45.2108 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | We Don't Do Duvets ....... | Tue May 02 1995 13:59 | 8 |
|
>> Tottenham are switching from Umbro to Pony
Dave, you misunderstood this. Tottenham are staying with Umbro
and we all know that - Spurs that is - are Pony.
Gary_being_helpful
|
45.2109 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Tue May 02 1995 19:41 | 8 |
| re .2106
> season as we are changing to Hewlett Packard next season.
It remains to be seen whether this will have the same mutually
beneficial effect as Wang's sponsorship of Oxford United :-)
Tony
|
45.2110 | | MAIL1::MICEK | They're God's rock stars | Thu May 04 1995 01:58 | 12 |
| I'm starting to put together some notes on the youth development
programs of football clubs in Europe for an independent study project,
and was wondering if anyone could post the Spurs' management office
address and telephone number. I am looking specifically to identify
whether U.S. based soccer organizations (i.e. Olympic Development Program,
Major League Soccer) could benefit from privitization of youth
development teams/programs. I thought I'd start my search with the
greatest football club in the world ;-).
Any help would be appreciated.
Marc
|
45.2111 | ....... | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu May 04 1995 12:51 | 32 |
|
Newcastle 3 Spurs 3
?? Barmby
Peacock Klinsmann
Beardsley Anderton
Another high scoring game, although we missed penalty again, and had
Calderwood ( international goalscoring record 2 games 1 goal ) sent
off. Sounded like it was a thriller, Newcastle 2 up in 10 mins, then we
scored 3 in 6 minutes to take the lead. Klinsmann missed a penalty to
make it 2-4, after snichec (sp) was sent off for bringing down Barmby,
it was a bad decision apparently. Hooper came on a saved the pen.
European chances have just about gone now....still its better than the
relegation worries that surrounded the club at the start of the season.
Re-1
Marc,
Try,
Tottenham Hotspur Football and Athletic Club Ltd
748 High Road
Tottenham
London
N17 OAP
Tel: 0181 365 5000
Fax: 0181 365 5005
Dave...
|
45.2112 | A great season comes to an end... | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Thu May 11 1995 20:58 | 5 |
|
Just announced on the German radio that Juergen has signed for Bayern
Muenchen.....
Dezzz.
|
45.2113 | Presumably Gerry Francis will be on his way as well? 8^) | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Pass the Babel Fish | Thu May 11 1995 21:01 | 1 |
|
|
45.2114 | | XSTACY::JLUNDON | http://xagony.ilo.dec.com/~jlundon :-) | Thu May 11 1995 21:08 | 5 |
| > Juergen has signed for Bayern
How much has he taken out of Tottenham for his 9 month contract? I'd say
he's taken at least 1M out of the club and all for 20-something goals!
|
45.2115 | Whos taken who for a ride? | IOSG::LAYNE | | Thu May 11 1995 21:20 | 8 |
| RE -1
....he's taken at least 1M out of the club....and premiership
status...and all the money made from T-Shirt sales...and all the extra
seats he filled...and the fact thatSpurs got so far in the FA
cup...Maybe he was short changed!
William
|
45.2116 | | XSTACY::JLUNDON | http://xagony.ilo.dec.com/~jlundon :-) | Thu May 11 1995 21:53 | 7 |
| Re -1
And you are telling me that Tottenham would have been relegated without him?
Hmmmm...
James.
|
45.2117 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri May 12 1995 11:45 | 45 |
| QPR 2 Spurs 1
Tottenhams Ted, his
new new
signing 2 partner
Blew the Euorpean chance with this one, after taking the lead, two
goals from Les Ferdinand secured the points for QPR.
Spurs 1 Coventry 3
Anderton
Err, from reports and the JP, it seemed like we were in the end of
season, hurry up and get on holiday mood. Not good enough. Although
Coventry were apparently excellent.
FA Youth Cup Final ( first Leg )
Spurs 2 Man Utd 1
Not a bad game at all, I was considering going to this, but SKY did the
decent thing and showed it live. Two good passing sides that look to
have plenty of potential for stars in a couple of years. We took the
lead in the first half with a goal from Ray Clemence's son, a good move
down the right, and a cool finnish under the keeper. United had lots of
possesion, but never really threatened, and most of the play was
confined to the midfield. We scored again early in the 2nd half from a
well worked corner. Looked like a good result, but Utd scored 6 mins
from time to give them the edge in the 2nd leg at OT on Monday.
So Klinsmann leaves, well as I said before, we were lucky to have him
for one season, and he gave the club a lift. 52 goals between Jurgen
and Teddy, only bettered, and not by much, by Shearer and Sutton.
Although I must admit, it leaves abit of a bad taste........
Come in Les Ferdinand, time to come to Tottenham.
The good news is Gerry Francis is staying at the club, so that must
mean he has been given some guarantees that no-one will be leaving, and
money will be made available to replace Jurgen and strengthen the team.
Dave...
|
45.2118 | Yesy | IOSG::LAYNE | | Fri May 12 1995 12:40 | 5 |
| RE -2
Most probably...
William
|
45.2119 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | These words... you will be mine.. all the time.. | Fri May 12 1995 13:43 | 6 |
| re -1
There's more likelyhood of QPR being relegated than there is with
Tottenham... :->>>>>>>>>
Rick.
|
45.2120 | | UNTADB::TOP | I've done some things | Fri May 12 1995 13:51 | 10 |
|
"Klinsi" is getting DM2.5million a year (more than a million quid) plus
goal money at Bayern.
The papers here have been reporting that he has had death threats from
disgruntled Spurs fans, and he even had to have his flat searched by
the bomb squad after a warning from some 'fan' that he'd planted a bomb
there. Any reports of this back in blighty?
Al.
|
45.2121 | | VYGER::REIDI | And we're off to Dublin in the green.... | Fri May 12 1995 14:48 | 10 |
|
re -1
None whatsoever.
If there was the Sun would have a 16-page pull-out special *:@)
Choppers
|
45.2122 | Very impressive | ADDULT::ROBERTSON | OSAK | Fri May 12 1995 15:03 | 12 |
| I saw most of the game last night, and I was really impressed by the control and
passing ability of the sides. The two Tottenham goals ended superb moves, and
would have graced any premier game. I didn't see the Utd goal.
I take it Clemence's son is actually called Clemence, in which case he didn't
score the first goal, it was Wormall(sp?). The second was a great diving header
by Allen.
Shame about Klinsmann, but not altogether surprising, as the Totts didn't get
into Europe.
Al
|
45.2123 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon May 15 1995 17:32 | 20 |
|
Spurs 1 leeds 1
Teddy Deane
Finished the season in 7th spot with a draw at home to an inform leeds,
who if they keep Yeboah, could well do well next season.
Klinsmann was captain for his last game, great player, shame he has
decided to leave.
Not a bad season overall, considering how it all started last summer,
some great games Sheff Wed away, Liverpool in the cup was unbelievable,
Elland road was very forgetable, and a nightmare.
Still, overall not bad, and it was great to see on of the worlds best
Footballers in a Spurs shirt, even if is was all to short.
Dave...
|
45.2124 | | XSTACY::JLUNDON | http://xagony.ilo.dec.com/~jlundon :-) | Mon May 15 1995 19:52 | 9 |
| Re -1
Which was the better goal: Deane's or Sherringham's. Also what time did
Deane score his equaliser.
That was Tottenham's highest game of the season I think! Must have been
more than a few Whites there yesterday?
James.
|
45.2126 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United FC Greatest team in football the world has everseen | Tue May 16 1995 14:50 | 18 |
| >Which was the better goal: Deane's or Sherringham's.
Deano's... definately....
>Also what time did Deane score his equaliser.
I don't know.. I was too busy jumping up & down with joy.. :->
>That was Tottenham's highest game of the season I think!
Yep.. it certainly was.... :-> There must have been about 2,500-3,000
Whites there altogether... they were certainly making more noise than
the Tottenham fans....
Cheers,
Rick.
|
45.2127 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Wed May 17 1995 02:25 | 7 |
| re .2123
> Footballers in a Spurs shirt, even if is was all to short.
You'd think Spurs would be able to afford shirts that fit.
Tony
|
45.2128 | | LEMAN::SIMPSON | Stephen Simpson@GEO, DTN:821 5105 | Thu Jun 01 1995 13:49 | 8 |
| I see from Teletext that the F.A. have found some English teams for the
new mid-summer "backdoor UEFA entry into Europe" competition.
They are Spurs, Sheffield Wednesday and Wimbledon.
I'm sure the players will be eternally grateful to their clubs for this welcome
addition to their playing schedule...
|
45.2129 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Thu Jun 01 1995 13:55 | 4 |
| Wimbledon have stated that they will not use any first-team players for
the competition. Sam Hammam has also said that they will include
"ringers" from Arsenal and Man Utd - looks like someone has found a use
for Brian McClair after all !
|
45.2130 | | ESSB::BLONG | PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1993 & 1994 | Thu Jun 01 1995 17:32 | 7 |
45.2131 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Thu Jun 01 1995 18:26 | 5 |
| From what I have read UEFA insisted that three teams compete or else there was a chance that they would either
reduce the number of ,or withdraw alltogether English clubs from the UEFA cup.
The F.A shit themselves at this prospect and persuaded the three clubs( with the help of 250,000 each) to enter.
Peter
|
45.2132 | Now you can see if the rest is interesting! | ALBIS::ASH | Grahame Ash @RLE | Thu Jun 01 1995 19:02 | 9 |
45.2133 | rumour central calling civilisation.... | IRNBRU::HOWARD | Lovely day for a Guinness | Fri Jun 09 1995 15:03 | 3 |
| Is it true that Thorstvedt has joined QPR?...
Ray....
|
45.2134 | Aron Winter.... | SUBURB::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Mon Jun 12 1995 22:52 | 7 |
|
Papers today have it that we are interested in Aron Winter from Lazio.
Would he be a good signing ?
How much is he worth ?
Rob,
|
45.2135 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jun 13 1995 11:54 | 25 |
45.2136 | I bet you've forgotten about this ... | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | Cop for that, our kid | Wed Jun 14 1995 20:38 | 8 |
|
Dave
Whatever happened to those cheapo Klinsmann shirts that were
knocking about ?
Malc.
|
45.2137 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | medication time | Wed Jun 14 1995 21:19 | 7 |
| > <<< Note 45.2136 by AYOV29::MTHEODORESON "Cop for that, our kid" >>>
> -< I bet you've forgotten about this ... >-
Malc,
He probably wants to forget about that...
|
45.2138 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jun 15 1995 11:49 | 19 |
|
Malc...
I'll be going up the club shop soon, not sure when yet, to see if its
worth investing in the new kit for the boy, or if there are any other
decent things on sale from our new kit manufactures. Actually the new kit
isnt that bad, its not that much different from the old one, but the away
kit is most definatley Pony. When I'm going, I'll drop you a mail, and
sort something out, I havent forgotten.
Stu..
How can you forget one of the Worlds greatest players playing for your
club, even if it was only for one season. You must know the feeli....
whoops, I forgot myself there for a minute, of course you dont.
Dave...
|
45.2139 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | medication time | Thu Jun 15 1995 12:34 | 7 |
| Dave,
Arsenals attitude towards signing world class players is exactly the
same as Tottenhams ability to win trophies. Its something that they
would like to do and just never get around to it ;^)
Stuart
|
45.2140 | Pony & Trap. | YUPPY::OHAGANB | Poodle Fatwa | Thu Jun 15 1995 16:31 | 9 |
|
>> decent things on sale from our new kit manufactures. Actually the new kit
>> isnt that bad, its not that much different from the old one, but the away
>> kit is most definatley Pony.
^^^^
Rather apt that Dave, being associated with Tottenham 'n all. :^)
barry.
|
45.2141 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jun 16 1995 11:50 | 17 |
|
Apparently Pompey have turned down GF's ( or should that be Alan
Sugar's ) bid for Kit Symonds and so now Francis has turned his
attention to Chris Coleman at Palace, we are also supposed to be
interested in Chris Armstrong.
Bergkamp's name keeps being thrown about from one club to another, even
the Arse are supposed to be involved now, or maybe that was just a joke
to cheer us all up during the boring 12 weeks or so when Football
stops. It was nearly as funny as when Baggio was linked with them, but
Arsenal turned down Juve, as they didnt want to confuse the Highbury
faithfull too much, as it will be difficult enough for them all next
season to comprehend whats happening when the new manager tells them to
try and keep the ball on the green stuff, without having the silky skills
of Bergkamp and Baggio to contend with.
Dave...
|
45.2142 | Roberto Baggio & Arsenal - The truth | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | medication time | Fri Jun 16 1995 12:05 | 11 |
| Dave,
Apparently Baggio didn't want to go to Highbury because we're selling
Campbell & Jimmy Carter(well in JC's case, we're giving him away.
Kelloggs did show an interest at one stage but couldn't find a
cornflakes packet big enough to fit him in as a free gift and market
research showed that he was likely to give both adults and children
nightmares). Baggio felt that any club that was willing to part company
with 2 such talented individuals wasn't the place for him.
Stuart
|
45.2143 | Another coup of Sugar? | YUPPY::PANES | Ken Dodd's Dad's dog's dead | Fri Jun 16 1995 20:59 | 6 |
| Very strong whisper that Baggio is just dotting the "i"s and crossing
the "t"s on his contract. If this is the case, well done Spuzz - I know he's
as good as Diana Ross at taking penaltys , but the rest of his game is a
lot better.
Stuart
|
45.2144 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jun 19 1995 11:44 | 21 |
45.2145 | A new player for us, and a star for them. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jun 21 1995 11:51 | 16 |
45.2146 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | medication time | Wed Jun 21 1995 12:08 | 6 |
| Dave
and when he starts collecting medals and Tottenham don't, you'll still
be pi$$ed off....(obligatory smiley thing)
Stuart
|
45.2147 | oh, and I think Armstrong is a lemon | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Mr Flibble says: Game over boys | Wed Jun 21 1995 14:00 | 6 |
|
Dave,
Are you at Vodaphone?
Ian$daftquestion
|
45.2148 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jun 21 1995 17:36 | 17 |
| Ian,
>> Are you at Vodaphone?
No....the SLC.
Stuart..
There's no doubt about it, the Arse have won the odd trophy or two over
the last few years, but what's gone is gone, and the team you have now
is going to need more than Dennis Bergkamp to get it back to picking up
silverware again. He'll be on a different planet to the rest of your
mob, it'll take them half a season to understand that he wants the ball
played to his feet, and not hoofed over his head for him to run onto.
Dave...who is alittle fed up with the fact that the Arse have signed a
good player, and we havent.
|
45.2149 | Still, he probably speaks better English than Paul Merson... | VARESE::SACHA::IDC_BSTR | Oh no! NOT Milan Kundera again! | Wed Jun 21 1995 17:40 | 11 |
| >He'll be on a different planet to the rest of your
>mob, it'll take them half a season to understand that he wants the ball
>played to his feet, and not hoofed over his head for him to run onto.
He was certainly on a different planet to the rest of the Inter team
throughout the last two seasons...in fact, they never did understand
quite what he wanted!
And the only thing he learned to say in Italian was "I don't know".
Dom
|
45.2150 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Wed Jun 21 1995 19:35 | 9 |
| I have just heard from a *very* reliable source that Paul Ince was seen
entering the offices at White Hart Lane this morning for discussions
over a possible transfer to Spurs. The deal apparently involves
Anderton plus a few pennies. Assuming this deal goes ahead, it
certainly suggests that money is not the driving force behind the sale
of Ince. I personally would prefer him to go to Italy if he's not
going to stay at Utd.
Dave$pi$$ed_off_again
|
45.2151 | Don't worry, it's probably male cow excretia | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Billy No Mates | Wed Jun 21 1995 19:46 | 8 |
| Dave,
Certainly *if* this is true then the Man U side is going to go the way
of the Arsenal side of 90/1 and that is downhill. I cannot understand
the logic behind Anderton for Ince. Surely, it would be better to flog
Giggs and Sharpe for Anderton being the same type of player.
Stuart
|
45.2152 | why? | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Wed Jun 21 1995 19:47 | 7 |
|
Anderton is one player I would not want to sell.
Ince would be a useful addition but selling one good player to get
another leaves you approximately in the same position.
Neil
|
45.2153 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Wed Jun 21 1995 19:56 | 8 |
| Stuart,
Gerry francis has often said in commentaries that Andertons favoured
and possibly better position (ooh err) is in midfield. However, it
sort of makes a nonsense of Fergie's "Butt and Keane blah blah best
midfield in the Premiership blah blah".
Dave
|
45.2154 | ? | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Wed Jun 21 1995 20:12 | 10 |
| Well, the plot thickens...
Martin Edwards has just issued a statement on Capital Radio (no, I
wasn't listening to it - I'm too busy working) stating that he had no
prior knowledge of Paul Ince's visit to WHL this morning, and that in
any case, Ince was not to be sold to any other English club.
So why was Ince "bundled" into WHL at 7:30 this morning ?!?!?!?!?!?
Answers on a postcard to .......
|
45.2155 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Billy No Mates | Wed Jun 21 1995 20:16 | 6 |
| > in any case, Ince was not to be sold to any other English club.
Well that's an open and shut case then. Ince will be signing for
Tottenham this week ;^)
Stuart
|
45.2156 | Ince, Baggio...the reality is Armstrong. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jun 21 1995 21:11 | 5 |
|
So can we take it that if Ince is seeen sporting a Tottenham shirt in
the next few days, he's signing for us...
Dave...
|
45.2157 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jun 26 1995 17:48 | 20 |
45.2158 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Custers Last Strand | Mon Jun 26 1995 18:34 | 9 |
45.2159 | Oh yeah? | YUPPY::OHAGANB | | Tue Jun 27 1995 16:51 | 8 |
45.2160 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Custers Last Strand | Tue Jun 27 1995 18:06 | 10 |
45.2161 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 06 1995 11:56 | 17 |
45.2162 | Platt does Whaaaaaaaaaaat? | CHEFS::NEWLANDM | | Mon Jul 10 1995 19:50 | 17 |
45.2163 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Mon Jul 10 1995 19:59 | 7 |
| > Prices are going to soar or they're banking on a huge increase in
> ticket sales
Unusually perceptive for a Totteringham fan! Seat Prices have, I think,
risen for the first time in 3 years but they are still cheaper than
WHL...
|
45.2164 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 13 1995 11:38 | 20 |
45.2165 | Big sigh of relief | CHEFS::NEWLANDM | | Thu Jul 13 1995 21:55 | 8 |
| Just reliably been informed that shaggy has signed a new 4 year
contract and will therefore not be going to manure! (this came to me
via the spurs internet list and is therefore pretty reliable), also
apparently middlesborough have put in an offer for Kan Kan though I
don't know for how much.
Laters
Mart
|
45.2166 | Fixtures for next season? | STAR::CASSILY | | Fri Jul 14 1995 07:33 | 5 |
|
Does anyone have the fixture list for next season? Or, did I simply
miss it?
Mike
|
45.2167 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jul 14 1995 11:54 | 60 |
|
Aug 19 Man City a
23 Villa h
26 Liverpool h
30 West Ham a
Sep 9 Leeds h
16 Sheff Wed a
23 QPR a
30 Wimbledon h
Oct 14 Notts Forest h
21 Everton a
28 Newcastle h
Nov 4 Coventry a
14 Arse h
21 Middlesboro a
25 Chelsea a
Dec 2 Everton a
9 QPR h
16 Wimbledon a
23 Bolton h
26 Southampton a
30 Blackburn a
Jan 1 Man Utd h
13 Man City h
20 Villa a
Feb 3 Liverpool a
10 West Ham h
17 Leeds a
24 Sheff Wed a
Mar 2 Southampton h
9 Bolton a
16 Blackburn h
23 Man Utd a
30 Coventry h
Apr 6 Notts Forest a
8 Middlesboro h
13 Arse a
27 Chelsea h
May 4 Newcastle a
11 FA CUP FINAL
What is Sir Edward doing, he's only in the press this morning attacking
GF for buying Armstrong, for some unknown reason he thinks that Arsenal
look a good side and that we have no chance of the title, well that
bits true anyway. I hope he has been misquoted and he isnt looking to
get out.........
Dave...
|
45.2168 | Role on Aug 19th... | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jul 17 1995 12:01 | 34 |
45.2169 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | South of Hell | Mon Jul 17 1995 12:08 | 11 |
| At the weekend, Klinsmann is quoted as saying that he left Tottenham as
he wanted to play for a side that could win a title and also play in
Europe.
Seems he had Tottenham summed up on the first count and I s'pose that
the Intertoto Cup just doesn't have the pulling power.
From his comments, it seems that he never had any intention of staying
at Tottenham for more than 12 months anyway.
Stuart
|
45.2170 | Special PC offer for all Spurs fans | XSTACY::JLUNDON | http://xagony.ilo.dec.com/~jlundon :-) | Mon Jul 17 1995 15:54 | 44 |
| (forwards deleted...)
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>
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|
45.2171 | Be still my aching sides... | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Mon Jul 17 1995 21:21 | 0 |
45.2172 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Jul 18 1995 12:05 | 10 |
45.2173 | Enough is Enough | CHEFS::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Tue Jul 18 1995 17:22 | 15 |
| Dave
I quite agree, this is the 3rd or 4th time Barmby has pulled the
"homesick" tune. Everytime up till now we seem to have matched his
yearnings with an improved contract. As good player as he is - enough
is enough - if he wants to go then let him go (so long as we get a
decent price to purchase a replacement).
Any news of Illie D', read in the papers at the weekend that he was due
to play in the Intertoto match but his visa wasn't in order - but
apparently that has all been cleared up now.... could this mean that he
and Gerry have cleared the air and we may see him back at the Lane this
season ?
Rob,
|
45.2174 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | South of Hell | Tue Jul 18 1995 17:40 | 4 |
| So the errant Romanian is to return to White Hart Lane, is he? Certain
sectors of the nightlife community will be happy.
Stuart
|
45.2175 | | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | I'm not long for this world | Tue Jul 18 1995 17:55 | 5 |
|
What's this ? Juicy gossip perchance ? Spill the beans Stuart.
Nigel Dempster.
|
45.2176 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Kylie fan club | Tue Jul 18 1995 17:55 | 3 |
| I thought they'd sold him at the end of last season.
Mike
|
45.2177 | I can't go into detail... | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | South of Hell | Tue Jul 18 1995 18:14 | 6 |
| Malc,
Lets put it this way, he wasn't only having carnal relations with his
wife...
Stuart
|
45.2178 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jul 20 1995 12:26 | 17 |
45.2179 | Dodgy Defender? | CHEFS::NEWLANDM | | Thu Jul 20 1995 15:10 | 9 |
45.2180 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Kylie fan club | Thu Jul 20 1995 15:17 | 8 |
| I might be way off here, but I'm sure I remember watching a desperately
important Endsleigh league match last season in which Rufus was fantastic. I
think he's a wide midfield player, so presumably he's going to replace Anderton
when the Shaggy One wends his way up to Old Trafford. 8-)
He'll probably be a squad player.
Mike
|
45.2181 | | ADDULT::ROBERTSON | There's always next year!!! | Thu Jul 20 1995 15:57 | 6 |
| If my memory serves me well, he was MoM in the game at Elm Park last April.
He seemed very solid on the day, but I can't make a full assessment on one
performance.
Al
|
45.2182 | 34 years and counting.... | YUPPY::OHAGANB | | Thu Jul 20 1995 16:30 | 9 |
|
> for Goonerville, why are we even interested in ex-scum players??
Ah, that's more like it.. Bitter and twisted Tott types. I bet
there'll be more than a few envious glances up the Seven Sisters
Road this season at your more championship-friendly rivals.
Barry.
|
45.2183 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Thu Jul 20 1995 17:30 | 4 |
| Was he an ex-Arsenal player? I know Arsenal were linked with him quite
heavily last season but I didn't realise that he was a former Gooner.
Stuart
|
45.2184 | Just stopped laughing!! | CHEFS::NEWLANDM | | Thu Jul 20 1995 19:41 | 17 |
| stuart
I'm purely going on the Sun's statement of "ex-Arsenil player", but if
anyone who mis-guidely supports the Arse could substantiate this it
would be appreciated.
And as for a few notes back:
>more championship-friendly rivals.
Thanks, Thursday was becoming a drag until a cheeky grin spread across
my face for, oooooohhh at least a couple of hours at this humourous,
and blatently ill judged statement from my distinguished?? colleague.
Laters
Mart
|
45.2185 | More Spurs Info!! | CHEFS::NEWLANDM | | Thu Jul 27 1995 19:27 | 19 |
| If anyone is interested there's an excellent WWW site purely for Spurs.
It's not official, just a load of supporters airing their views along
with a multitude of statistics, facts and fixture lists (new & old)
From the main ALL-IN-1 screen go in Information Management (IM) and the
(WWW). Once in hit "G" and type:-
http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/recreation/sport/thfc/thfc.html
(it doesn't always work first time, just send it again)
then return, and you're in! Use the cursors to move around. Arrow up
and down moves between items on that page, arrow right is a hyperlink
to info on the highlighted item and arrow left takes you back to where
you came from.
Very informative and Very funny
Laters
Mart
|
45.2186 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jul 28 1995 11:55 | 25 |
|
Well the Scandanaivian tour ended with another defeat on Wednesday
night, we played 4 games in 5 days, losing 3 with only one victory,
mind you the victory was against IFK Gothenburg (0-2) and was the only
time we fielded our strongest line up, and that was without Teddy and
Dazza, as both have injuries, or are just having a longer rest, due to
the involment in the Umbro Cup.
The Makita Tournement is hosted by Rangers this weekend, we play
Sampadoria on Saturday. I'd expect a full strength team, although Goal
scorer supreme, Chris Armstrong has a thigh strain, but I'd be suprised
if he doesnt make it.
Jason Dozzell has apparently been playing very well in the pre-seasons,
so maybe we could see a Calderwood style transformation under GF and
Dozzell suddenly starts wanting to play for Spurs and starts putting
some effort into his game.
Illie Dumitrescu has also stated he wants to stay, and has featured in
the tour, good player, shame about his ego.
Its only 22 days until the mini bus comes out of the summer hibernation,
and its the first away day of the season......
Dave...
|
45.2187 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Jul 31 1995 11:53 | 17 |
|
We came 4th in the Ibrox Tournement at the weekend. Played two lost
two, although we played nothing like our first team for either game.
Sampadoria beat us 0-2 and Stau Bucherest came back from losing 2-0 to
win 2-3. Andy Turner and Darren Caskey got the goals. Rangers won the
tournement, beating Stau 4-0 and Sampadoria 2-0.
I think we picked up a couple of injuries, which now means we have
about one fit player for the rest of the pre-seasons.
Derby (a) tomorrow night and Watford (a) on Saturday.
Pre-season has been known to go better than this.
Dave...
|
45.2188 | A waste of a sunny afternoon ... | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | Death by Bongo Bongo | Mon Jul 31 1995 12:58 | 22 |
|
> the Ibrox Tournament
Being the lucky recipient of yet another free ticket I went to see
the Saturday games. I thought both matches were awful. Steua Bucharest
were rubbish and just seemed to want to mix it with Rangers who at
least tried to play a bit. Gascoigne looked quite good I thought, as
did Laudrup of course. But I see Hateley still can't jump for a ball
without sticking his elbow in the other guys face. Tottenham were very
poor indeed and I can't remember them having a decent shot at goal. I
thought Sampdoria looked OK but it was obviously Spurs that made them
look that way. There was a small crowd of Spurs fans at the game,
probably around a hundred of them. I don't suppose it included you Dave?
Do you know the team that played on Saturday, Dave ? Being too busy
stuffing our faces with pies and watching the cricket we missed the
team lineups being read out and spent most of the game arguing
whether the centre forward was Darren Anderton or Nick Barmby (or
someone else altogether) ...
Malc.
|
45.2189 | Recent news of the net. | IRNBRU::SMALLWOOD | | Tue Aug 01 1995 16:01 | 14 |
| Recent speculation has it the GF is after Sinclair from QPR for 3 million.
There is also speculation about signing Herllich (top scorer in Bundersliga) and
Paul Williams from Derby (2 Million).
This info from the THFC unofficial WWW page @
http://www.sys.uea.uk/recreation/sport/thfc.
Steve.
|
45.2190 | 7 games, six defeats. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 03 1995 11:41 | 13 |
45.2191 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Disconnect brain from mouth | Thu Aug 03 1995 12:11 | 8 |
| Dave,
>Still, I'll start worrying when we have played seven league games and
>have lost six.
Why? I thought that this was your usual form....
Stuart
|
45.2192 | Nice Little Earner | CHEFS::NEWLANDM | | Thu Aug 03 1995 18:29 | 15 |
45.2193 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Aug 04 1995 12:01 | 9 |
45.2194 | Homesick? | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | J Hussey - Down in Dunure | Fri Aug 04 1995 13:13 | 6 |
| I thought Barmby was homesick for Humberside not Teeside.
My geography may be a bit dodgy but Middlesboro doesn't seem to be vastly
nearer Hull than North London.
Times on motorway - N.London to Hull approx 3 hrs, Boro to Hull approx 2.5 hrs?
|
45.2195 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Disconnect brain from mouth | Fri Aug 04 1995 13:20 | 10 |
| John,
In the papers, Barmby is quoted as saying he is homesick for the North,
he didn't say specifically that he was homesick for Hull. Which is a
bit odd really, given that the OED defines homesick as "depressed by
absence from home".
More likely he wanted to get away from Tottenham and used homesickness
as an excuse.
Stuart
|
45.2196 | | NICOS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 07 1995 11:50 | 12 |
45.2197 | Cue music: Is he "Back for Good" | CHEFS::RUTHERFORDI | A)bort R)etry F)*** It !! | Mon Aug 07 1995 20:19 | 11 |
| Re: Dumitrescu
Has he played in all of Tottenhams pre-Season games thus far. The
reason I ask, is whether you think he will stay in the Team for the
coming Season. He was there up until December of last year and then he
zoomed off to Seville. I presume Gerry Francis pulled him back, as he
was still contracted to the club. He didn't half knacker my Dream Team
last year when he did that !!
Ian.
|
45.2198 | Anderton out. | CHEFS::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Wed Aug 09 1995 11:52 | 2 |
| Read today that Anderton needs a hernia operation and will miss the
first 6 weeks of the season....yet another injury.
|
45.2199 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 10 1995 11:55 | 21 |
45.2200 | | YUPPY::OHAGANB | | Thu Aug 10 1995 17:29 | 9 |
45.2201 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 16 1995 12:39 | 16 |
|
Man City away on Saturday, I think we will win, and Chris Armstrong
will score.
I also think either Liverpool or Newcastle will win the League.
Blackburn will come last in their group in the Champions League.
Bergkamp will be a total flop, but Platt wont be.
Chelsea, having conned their supporters into thinking they have a good
team by getting two has beens will be relegated.
Dave...
|
45.2202 | Wilson Sniffs Toner | CHEFS::JAMESP | | Wed Aug 16 1995 21:18 | 9 |
|
Earth to Dave..
Wakey Wakey...
Chris Armstrong to score ??? 8-)
Pj
|
45.2203 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Aug 21 1995 12:14 | 18 |
|
Man City 1 Spurs 1
Rossler Teddy
Didnt get to the game, due to the problem that is going to occur at
alot of away games this season, lack of tickets. Still a steady start,
with Sir Ted off the mark with a good header, a mistake by Ian Walker
gifted City a point, but listening to the Commentary on Capital Gold it
seemed a fair result.
Villa on Wednesday, who got off to a great start against the other
Mancs.
Good to see Nicky score yesterday on his debut for 'Boro.
Dave...
|
45.2204 | Spurs 0 Villa 1 | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Thu Aug 24 1995 21:12 | 30 |
|
Spurs 0 Villa 1
For the first time in about 8 years, I returned to White Hart Lane
in the dubious company of the ill-famed Mike 'eat my hat' Fowler.
The entire ground has been utterly transformed since I was last
there, and the new Jumbotron entertainment system was a delight
to behold, or probably would have been if only we could have seen
it from our seats.
My impressions were that neither team looked very fluid. The
unforced errors greatly outnumbered the glimpses of genius. Spurs
desperately need Anderton back. Rosenthal gets 10/10 for effort,
but didn't make any impact. Dumitrescu looked sparky, but rarely
managed to feed the strikers with anything useful. Goal chances
were rare until Villa scored from a corner. They nearly went
two up but for a good close-quarter save from Walker, but then
the tide finally turned and Spurs began to look like scoring.
Armstrong scored what appeared to be a good goal, but I gather
the disqualification was for handling. While it lasted, the
relief of seeing Armstrong score was enormous - but short-lived.
Armstrong looked promising, but the team as a whole looked
disorganised. McMahon came on in place of Kerslake, and immediately
looked more useful.
Villa's Mark Bastich was warmly received by the home supporters,
who gave him a rousing round of applause when he caught a face
full of Armstrong's studs. This bookable encounter probably
did as much for Armstrong's acceptance by the home support as
his other disallowed strike.
|
45.2205 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Aug 29 1995 18:01 | 19 |
45.2206 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Aug 29 1995 20:01 | 18 |
| Haven't been in notes for ages.
Is Dave Wilson the ONLY regular in the Spurs conference???
I believe Gerry is out searching Europe for a decent defender.
Mabbutt is getting so old that his determination will no longer
help cover up his lack of skill.
Is Armstrong a good buy? Any early reactions?
Hopefully a new chairman can be found who is willing to pay in
some dosh and sort out the team, now that the stadium is in a pretty
good state.
bye, bye Sugar - we never wanted you anyway!
steve
|
45.2207 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Aug 29 1995 20:03 | 7 |
| re -1
>Is Armstrong a good buy? Any early reactions?
No.
Stuart
|
45.2208 | | METSYS::ALLEN | CollyFowler | Tue Aug 29 1995 20:24 | 4 |
| Unlucky on Saturday Steve.
Maybe Gerry should putin an offer for John Barnes seeing as he's
Hotspurs leading goalscorer!
|
45.2209 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Aug 30 1995 12:08 | 7 |
|
Stuart...
It might be worth judging him at the end of the season, as it stands at
the moment, Armstrong is having about the same impact as Dennis Bergkamp.
Dave...
|
45.2210 | We could have been bottom.. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Aug 31 1995 12:11 | 19 |
|
West Ham 1 Spurs 1
Hutchinson Rosenthal
Its better than losing, and from the Cap Gold commentary, it sounded
like we domintated the second half, and had the chances to win it,
although with the JP commentating, you never can tell how clear cut the
chances are.
Still no goals from Chris Armstrong, and teddy has only hit the target
once in 4 games, not exactly terrorising defences. Still Darren
Anderton came on in the second half, so maybe the service to the front
two will improve v Leeds Sept 9th. You never know, we might even have a
new player or two by then.
Apparently Clive Wilson was excellent, could be a good signing for
free.
Dave...
|
45.2211 | Dodgy Chairman Dodgy Chairman Dodgy Chairman | CHEFS::CROSSA | | Thu Aug 31 1995 13:09 | 8 |
| Dave,
What ivory tower does that mad b'stard Sugar live in ?????? I take
it you saw the interview on match of the day last night. He must be on
some strong medication indeed to justify his comments. Best laugh I
have had for quite some time. I hope the Tottenham faithful he seems to
so despise get him out a.s.a.p.
Stretch.
|
45.2212 | You gotta laugh. No seriously you have got to laugh | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Thu Aug 31 1995 13:17 | 7 |
45.2213 | Mad, Sad, and dangerous to leave W.H.L with !!!!! | CHEFS::CROSSA | | Thu Aug 31 1995 13:27 | 9 |
| Stuart,
I thought Mr Linneker was more than controlled considering his more
obvious thoughts could be seen flashing across his face, as he shook
his head in disbelief. I liked the bit about auctioning the shirt for a
charity to make people tell the truth. I think he could do with some of
that charity himself. Still, as I said , gave me a hell of a laugh.
Stretch.
|
45.2214 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | Gewn ni Gorffen | Thu Aug 31 1995 14:39 | 5 |
| How can someone so sad, make so much cash from selling something so shite
(Amstrad)?
The bloke's certifiable. Time to send him a pointer to RIOT02::EURO_STUPID and
::EURO_SAD methinks. Barking.
|
45.2215 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Fri Sep 01 1995 14:00 | 5 |
|
I thought he provided a very balanced and sober appraisal of
the situation.
woof woof
|
45.2216 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Sep 04 1995 17:44 | 12 |
| Any transfer gossip?
Last I heard Gez woz looking at Chris Coleman as a possible signing?
It is about time Gerry spent some of the 7.5 million on buying at
least half a defence?
Surely Dean Holdsworth would of been a better buy than Armstrong
and maybe we could have got him for less than 4.5 million???
Steve
|
45.2217 | I don't think you want to read this | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Mon Sep 04 1995 18:22 | 7 |
| Steve,
Rumour is that you will buy Ruel Fox for 3 - 3.5 lottery wins and sell
Anderton to Man U for a couple more. It might happen this week.
Peter
|
45.2218 | Er, a slight flaw in the previous note | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Mon Sep 04 1995 18:28 | 9 |
| Peter,
'sfunny cos another rumour has fox going to Leeds for the same amount
and another one has him going to Middlesbrough.
Also, Arsenal haven't been mentioned which is highly unusual so he'll
probably sign for them later this week.
Stuart
|
45.2219 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 04 1995 18:44 | 11 |
|
....and the other flaw is that Anderton is going nowhere, apart from
into centre midfield. That is why we need a wide player.
Fox isnt so bad, but Sinton....Please.
Dave...
|
45.2220 | first refusal, not second... | METSYS::ALLEN | CollyFowler | Mon Sep 04 1995 18:47 | 7 |
| More rumours in the transfer market:
Blackburn have put forward an 8m bid for Stubbs and McAteer.
Macca doesn't want to go to Blackburn and Liverpool have second
refusal.
And possible talk of Blackburn putting together a 10m bid for LeTiss?!?
|
45.2221 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Mon Sep 04 1995 18:49 | 7 |
| Dave,
>but Sinton....Please.
Great player. Vastly underrated. Just like Stuart Ripley.
Stuart
|
45.2222 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Mon Sep 04 1995 18:51 | 5 |
| re.2220
Arsenal have matched Blackburns bid for both players. Over the weekend,
the indications were that Blackburn only wanted Stubbs but not sure of
how accurate that report is (It was in The Observer).
|
45.2223 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United.. the Greatest Team in Football!!! | Mon Sep 04 1995 21:44 | 7 |
| >another rumour has fox going to Leeds
Yep.. I heard that one.. hope its true... he's a good player..
Cheers,
Rick.
|
45.2224 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Tue Sep 05 1995 17:27 | 13 |
| When I asked for some transfer gossip I meant to do with Spurs!
I couldn't give a s*** who ARSEnal, Leeds or Blackburn are trying to sign.
If Tottenham were to loose Anderton they really would be stuffed!
Looks like the typical - "Let's buy a flashy forward and just HOPE the
defense gets better!" What we going to do if Mabbutt gets injured or needs
a day off to collect his pension? Erik Thorstvedt as center forward????
Couldn't be any worse than Calderwood!!
steve
|
45.2225 | | METSYS::ALLEN | CollyFowler | Tue Sep 05 1995 17:44 | 2 |
| Sorry Steve, but it seems that every club apart from Spurs are
buying/selling....Never mind.
|
45.2226 | I'm not one to gloat - Oh alright I am | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Sep 05 1995 18:12 | 13 |
| re -2
>If Tottenham were to loose Anderton they really would be stuffed!
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
And what makes you think they aren't anyway? After all, they have
hardly been winning many games this season. A whole number, slightly
less than 1 springs immediately to mind.
Stuart
|
45.2227 | | METSYS::ALLEN | CollyFowler | Tue Sep 05 1995 18:28 | 3 |
| >>loose Anderton
Well I knew he was flexible but...
|
45.2228 | Armstrong for El Tel | CHEFS::JAMESP | | Tue Sep 05 1995 18:54 | 6 |
|
Well they can't be all bad as old Terry V seems to like
the current squad, and it looks like this also helps
when your 5 years past your sell by date.
Pj
|
45.2229 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Sep 05 1995 19:15 | 4 |
| Venables only likes them because he doesn't want the membership in his
West End club to fall.
|
45.2230 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Mon Sep 11 1995 12:13 | 13 |
| Beat Leeds 2-1!!!!!!
Ha, ha! Sit on that Stuart!
The corner has been turned, we've beaten one of the better
teams in the country so now it is full steam ahead and time
to smash Manx Utd + The Arse of the face of the earth!
Nice to see Sheza get a goal and what a good header from
David Howells. Must of been at least 60 yards out!!!
steve
|
45.2231 | One win and all of a sudden they think they will win the title | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Mon Sep 11 1995 12:22 | 9 |
| re -1
Steve,
Still got a lot of alcohol and illegal substances in the system from
the weekend, eh?
Stuart
|
45.2232 | Yes....a win. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Mon Sep 11 1995 12:30 | 29 |
45.2233 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Cryin' when I met ya, now I'm tryin' to forget ya.. | Mon Sep 11 1995 12:56 | 22 |
| Hmmm... we gave you the game... you didn't do enough to win it...
our defence was terrible... that was the worst I've seen them play in
the first 5 games... hopefully it will be better for the UEFA game on
Tuesday or else we'll be "concentrating on the Premiership"...
I must admit, for crowd atmosphere, Tottenham is the worst ground &
club in the whole Premiership... the Leeds fand were making more noise
for most of the match... even after Tottenham had scored the Leeds fans
were still making more noise...
And a tip for away fans... don't celebrate when your team scores a
goal.. or else the Tottenham stewards will try & chuck you out...
Oh.. yes.. I spotted a good Kebab shop for ManU fans on the way from
the ground... it has the words "Galatasary FC" above the door... I'm
sure that they'll do discounts for ManU fans.... :->>>>>>>>>>>
Favourite chant : "Where's your Klinnsman gone.... "
Cheers,
Rick.
|
45.2234 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Mon Sep 11 1995 13:07 | 7 |
| >Favourite chant : "Where's your Klinnsman gone.... "
Rick,
More inventive wit from the Leeds fans, eh? They are so funny...
Stuart
|
45.2235 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 12 1995 11:59 | 15 |
|
According to SKY text last night, Gerry Francis is "optomistic" about
bringing in a couple of new players before Saturday. If this comes off
there were no clues as to who they will be, although we are still being
linked with Enzo Schifo, but I cant see Monaco selling until they are
out of Europe.
No point in getting excited about Schifo signing yet, and it could be a
major disappointment if one turns out to be Andy Sinton.
Dave...
|
45.2236 | New Signings ? | CHEFS::SEARCHR | HOLSTEN PILS:==LENS HOT LIPS | Tue Sep 12 1995 12:20 | 4 |
| Read this morning the Howard Wilkinson is putting in a higher bid for
Ruel Fox - will GF get into a bidding match for him !
Rob,
|
45.2237 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Cryin' when I met ya, now I'm tryin' to forget ya.. | Tue Sep 12 1995 13:26 | 6 |
| So will you be cheering on Leeds to beat Monaco so that you can buy
your man..??
Cheers,
Rick.
|
45.2238 | NAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYIIIIIIIIMMMMMMMMM | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 12 1995 14:04 | 10 |
|
Rick...
I'd cheer on every English club in Europe anyway.....
Apart from one.
Dave...
|
45.2239 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Cryin' when I met ya, now I'm tryin' to forget ya.. | Tue Sep 12 1995 14:07 | 5 |
| Even ManU??
Cheers,
Rick,.
|
45.2240 | Can't see him doing the business... | VARESE::TRNUX1::IDC_BSTR | Oh no! NOT Milan Kundera again! | Tue Sep 12 1995 14:15 | 15 |
| > No point in getting excited about Schifo signing yet, and it could be a
> major disappointment if one turns out to be Andy Sinton.
No point in getting excited about Enzo Schifo anyway, with all due
respect. Every time I see him, he seems to have trouble with the pace
of the game on the Continent...so I wouldn't hold out much hope for him
in England.
Great vision and all that, but he's one of those players who only seems
happy when opponents stand off him and let him play. Bernd Schuster comes
into the same category.
Meat and drink to the likes off David Batty ;-)
Dom
|
45.2241 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 19 1995 11:57 | 22 |
|
Sheff Wed 1 Spurs 3
Hirst Ted 2
Walker OG
Des is playing for us again, he's got three goals in his senior career
and two of them are for Tottenham. Unlike the Cup final when he headed
home a Nayim ( from the half way line ) corner, this time ted put him
under pressure and Des smashed it into the roof of the net, not unlike
Colin Calderwood's OG last season in the same fixture.
Chris Armstrong hit a post, but teddy was there to turn in the rebound,
and then he scored from the spot after the Rocket was brought down in
the penalty area.
Chester (H) tomorrow night, top of Div 3 but things are starting to
shape up now, so they will get hammered....( hopefully ).
Dave...
|
45.2242 | Still looking for goals | CHEFS::JAMESP | | Tue Sep 19 1995 15:51 | 5 |
|
Lets hope Mr Regis does'nt have the same success as he
did in 1987.
Pj
|
45.2243 | Help Needed!! | POLAR::LARKIN | | Wed Sep 20 1995 21:28 | 9 |
| I may have an oppertunity to visit London on the week of Oct. 23-30 and
was wondering if anyone could give me a list of the fixtures of Londons
Premier Division teams for that week. I Live in Canada and don't get to
see too much football, and I would also like to take my 12 year old son
with me. ALso how safe is it for a neutral supporter with a young lad
to go to a football game these days. Any tips would be greatly
appreciated.
Gerry (POLAR::LARKIN)
|
45.2244 | :^) | YUPPY::OHAGANB | Vatican Radio Techno | Wed Sep 20 1995 21:55 | 12 |
|
>to go to a football game these days. Any tips would be greatly
>appreciated.
Gerry,
My tip is avoid this lot for a start. Go and see Arsenal instead.
Sorry got to go now, but I'm sure someone can help you out tomorrow.
Barry.
|
45.2245 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Sep 20 1995 22:12 | 10 |
|
Gerry...
OCT 29th Spurs are at home to Newcastle.
Kick Off 16:00.
Dave...
|
45.2246 | 4-0 | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Sep 21 1995 12:23 | 16 |
|
Spurs 4 Chester 0
Armstrong 2
Sheringham
Rosenthal
Easy win, and Chris Armstrong is off the mark. This will take alot of
pressure off him, and hopefully he can start banging in the chances he
is getting in League games now. He scored plenty in Cup competition last
season, but struggled in the Premiership.
QPR on Monday night at Loftus Road.
Dave...
|
45.2247 | Mind you, at least he's scored | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Thu Sep 21 1995 12:47 | 6 |
| Dave,
Didn't Armstrong find it easy to score in the cup competitions last
year? And then score something like 4 goals in the league?
Stuart
|
45.2248 | Seven for the donkey... | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 26 1995 11:14 | 34 |
|
QPR 2 Spurs 3
Dichio Sir Ted 2
Impey (?) Dozzell
Great result, not too impressed with the overall performance, far to many
long balls, we just gave the ball away to often. We started well, and were
comfortably on top, Dazza had a shot tipped around the post and Chris
Armstrong was just wide with a header, but then QPR scored with what was
basically their first chance. We then resorted to long punts up the
pitch, which I, and every other Spurs fan, doesnt want to see. QPR scored
about 10 seconds into the second half, but we got back with a slightly
iffy penalty that was put away by Teddy. We equalised when Jason Dozzell
turned sharply in the box and slipped the ball past their keeper. Rangers
went to pieces, and When Chris Armstrong. who was being well marked by
Danny Maddix for most of the game, finally shrugged him off, he provided
an inch perfect cross and Ted couldnt miss.
Great result, but not to much more of the long punt please Gerry, the
times when we passed the ball through midfield, were the times when we
looked dangerous and opened up the Rangers defence. Their defence
easily coped with the hump into the penalty area, that tactic is sh*t,
and should be confined to Bribury and Ewood park, where it belongs.
Highlight of the game for me, apart from the result, was Teddy's turn away
from three Rangers players in the centre circle, and then the outside of
the foot pass to Chrissie, down the wing, quality.
The bad news is that Darren Anderton looks like he might need another
hernia operation after breaking down in the second half.
Those Crazy Wombles on Saturday at the Lane.
Dave...
|
45.2249 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Sep 26 1995 11:41 | 6 |
| And still Armstrong can't score in the Premiership. The Sky reporter
asked him if he was bothered by this but CA just looked sheepish and
muttered something about "So long as the team is winning". Looks like
Armstrong will be the media target after all.
Mystic Stu
|
45.2250 | err....I dont think so. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Sep 26 1995 11:52 | 13 |
|
Stu...
I wouldnt be to sure about that if I were you. Bergkamp has scored two
good goals, but lets wait and see, he has to keep on scoring because at
the end of the day, he cost alot more money than Armstrong, and is a
bigger name for the media.
I'd say the media have made it obvious who will be targeted already.
Dave...
|
45.2251 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Sep 26 1995 12:09 | 33 |
| Dave,
<Removing tongue from cheek>
I don't doubt that Bergkamp was their target but I think that the
media "turned" this weekend. On Friday & Saturday, he was the biggest
turnip since Graham Taylor according to certain sections of the media but
on Sunday and yesterday, he was pure class. They will now probably
give him 5-10 games, or until Arsenal lose a couple of games, rest.
Besides which, they aren't helped by the fact that (a) the Arsenal fans
haven't turned on him and (b) he is in his first season in England and
most reporters have recognised that. If anything, this could count
against Armstrong.
Personally, I think Armstrong is a bigger risk than Bergkamp. He scored
a lot of goals when Palace were promoted and by all accounts he missed
a lot of chances last season. He is a borderline case. He will either
go on to score a hatful of goals (ugh!) or he will prove to be another
mediocre forward, which does look the likeliest course given the last
12 months. Also, Armstrong is the last big money target who hasn't
produced the goods. Whilst he, like Bergkamp, seems to have been playing
well. I can't think of any other forwards who cost money over the summer
and who haven't scored. The only thing that could stop him being the
target is one of the big, or a lot of, English clubs departing the
European scene this week.
I'm not so sure about Armstrong being immune from the media (at least
that is what your reply inferred). Remember last season? It doesn't
have to be a big name to be attractive for the media to slam someone.
They just have to be at high profile club.
Stuart
End of note
|
45.2252 | ?? | YUPPY::PANES | Its only milk and alcohol | Tue Sep 26 1995 12:23 | 12 |
| <<< Note 45.2251 by CHEFS::STRATFORDS "Steer clear of the Zebra Bros" >>>
> Besides which, they aren't helped by the fact that (a) the Arsenal fans
> haven't turned on him
Stratto,
Hasn't the Arse fanzine ( "Its bloody offside ref" ) have "Denise couldn't
hit a cow's arse with a banjo " on the front?
Stuart
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45.2253 | re -1 | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Sep 26 1995 12:25 | 8 |
| The Panesmeister,
>"Its only milk and alcohol"
^^^^^^^
Tad too much of that?
Stuart
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45.2254 | Huh! | IOSG::LAYNE | | Tue Sep 26 1995 12:38 | 6 |
| Well maybe Armstrong hasn't scored as yet, but last night the Spurs
fans were still singing his name because of his overall contribution to
the game and more so the last goal....but he still really needs a
league goal to take the pressure off him.
William (Another lucky win for Spurs)
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45.2255 | | YUPPY::PANES | Its only milk and alcohol | Tue Sep 26 1995 12:39 | 7 |
| Stratto,
I am assured that One nil down blah blah carried that message.
Hugs,
Stuart
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45.2256 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Sep 26 1995 12:47 | 22 |
| Panesy,
One Nil Down is now probably the worst of all the fanzines at Highbury.
When it first started, it was quite good in that the people who
contributed seemed to genuinely care about the club. Unfortunately,
since "The Great Bond Fiasco", it has apparently become an ego vehicle
for the chap who runs it.
They dislike anyone who doesn't fit in with their idea of how Arsenal
should be run (they particularly hate David Dein who sued them for
libel) and linked up with The Independent Arsenal Supporters
Association, who are widely perceived as being the only one of their
ilk who have singularly failed to open and maintain dialogue with the
club.
They try to act as if they are the only ones who care about Arsenal and
tend to present their view as what the ordinary fan believes but the
only times they have got it right are (1) Jimmy Carter, the winger not
the former US President, and (2) The Bond. On both occasions it was
harder to find someone with a good word about either.
Stuart
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45.2257 | | YUPPY::OHAGANB | Vatican Radio Techno | Tue Sep 26 1995 16:28 | 7 |
| Tony Willis is your man, Stuart, and there is a certain Mr McCabe
(mostly read only these days Mike?) who thinks the world of him...
not. I agree with your views on "1-0 Down.." as being a vehicle for
the (bruised) ego of Mr Willis. I just wish "An Imperfect Match"
would come back. The best by far.
Barry.
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45.2258 | | IRNBRU::HOWARD | Lovely Day for a Guinness | Tue Sep 26 1995 16:50 | 11 |
| just to keep this footy mag string going....has anybody read the new
`Total Football' magazine yet?...I bought the 2nd issue, (95p). Is it
just me or should it really be called `The Anti-Man.Utd magazine'....
There are 1 or 2 half-decent article but most of it seems to be taken
up with pages of anti-ManU dross, (i.e. `Is Cantona the spawn of
satan?, etc.etc...)....the Letters pages are quite good tho....
The normal price of the mag will be 2.25 quid. I can't see myself
splashing out in future....
Ray....
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45.2259 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Sep 26 1995 17:11 | 8 |
| Ray,
They have 3/4 pages of hate-mail against one club in each issue. I
found issue 1 on the web and declined to buy it as (a) it was crap and
(b) its first target was Arsenal. The two items should be considered to
be linked.
Stuart
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45.2260 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Sep 26 1995 17:14 | 5 |
| re a couple ago,
An Imperfect Match - The one from Paris? Excellent mag.
Stuart
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45.2261 | re.2258 | YUPPY::OHAGANB | Vatican Radio Techno | Tue Sep 26 1995 17:16 | 8 |
| Sounds like the natural home for the "Loaded" reader who wants more
footy coverage than the Lads' Bible can give. Apart from "When Saturday
Comes" and some of the better club fanzines I'm getting a little bit
sick of all these born again football writers and although they may be
enhancing the image of the football fan, there's a definite feel that
they're on the Nick Hornby bandwagon.
Barry.
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45.2262 | | YUPPY::PANES | Cruelty without beauty | Tue Sep 26 1995 19:03 | 8 |
|
I feel that Palace Echo deserves a mention here. It is by far
and away the best of the Palace fanzines and holds its own
against a lot of other clubs.
Stuart
BTW Will Armstrong ever score in the league??
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45.2263 | We will see, but not until May. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Sep 27 1995 11:29 | 34 |
45.2264 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Wed Sep 27 1995 11:55 | 42 |
45.2265 | Obligatory Smiley? Nah, get stuffed. | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Wed Sep 27 1995 11:57 | 7 |
| BTW, Dave,
When I implied Tottenham weren't a big club, I was referring in terms
of the Championship and not meaning to be derogatory. Oh hell, yes I
did.
Stu
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45.2266 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Sep 27 1995 20:38 | 6 |
|
Stu..
oh well, I must be wrong then.
Dave...
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45.2267 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Thu Sep 28 1995 10:59 | 5 |
| Dave...
Glad you admit it!
Stuart
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45.2268 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Thu Sep 28 1995 15:11 | 12 |
|
The papers yesterday reported that Dumitrescu might be
on his way to Dortmund for around 2 to 2.3 million, which
is about what we paid for him. His return to Spurs after
a loan to Seville got him four first team games, but he
was then dropped again. It would appear that Francis sees
no place for him in our midfield. There are repeated
rumours that we are trying to buy Ruel Fox for around
4 to 4.5 million, or Enzo Schifo from Monaco now that they
are out of European competition.
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45.2269 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Thu Sep 28 1995 15:19 | 9 |
|
actually, I think we paid rather more than 2.3 million
for Dumitrescu. Oh well.
According to the Spurs web page, there are continued
rumours that Brazil's Juninho would like to join a
top London club. I would imagine that only Spurs and
Arsenal could afford him. It's probably a baseless
rumour though.
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45.2270 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Thu Sep 28 1995 15:41 | 6 |
| According to the weekend papers, Francis had dropped his interest in
Scifo as his personal terms were too expensive. The Juninho story has
been about for a while. He was linked with Middlesbrough which is why
it isn't being taken seriously.
Stuart
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45.2271 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Mon Oct 02 1995 14:18 | 2 |
|
but we have landed Ruel Fox, it seems.
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45.2272 | | XSTACY::JLUNDON | http://xagony.ilo.dec.com/~jlundon :-) | Mon Oct 02 1995 15:06 | 5 |
| I thought Leeds were supposed to have Fox in the bag?
Yet another one who's got away :-(.
James.
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45.2273 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Tue Oct 03 1995 11:00 | 18 |
45.2274 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Tue Oct 03 1995 16:25 | 12 |
|
while it is heart warming to see a string of wins, it is still
worrying to note that we have not kept a clean sheet all
season, except against lowly Chester. Mind you, when you
remember how many Notts County stuffed past us this time
last year, keeping a clean sheet against Chester might also be
seen as an advance. Our goals against tally is a significant
improvement over this time last year, but eventually the habit
of letting in at least one per game is bound to come home to
roost. I wonder whether the return of Campbell will help at all.
The most telling change made by Francis was to stop the flow
of goals against, and he needs to work that trick again.
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45.2275 | ..and Chelsea lost at home to Stoke. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Oct 05 1995 11:00 | 11 |
|
Chester 1 Spurs 3
Ted 2
Howells
Comfortable win, and Coventry (A) in the next round.
Ruel Fox completed yesterday, and should make his debut at home to
Forest, Saturday week.
Dave...
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45.2276 | Well its a damn sight more interesting that Leeds v Man U reserves | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Mon Oct 09 1995 18:35 | 12 |
| On Saturday, I had the misfortune (in some respects) to attend Swindon
v Bristol City. I was sat in front of the Directors Box and amongst
other people sat in that august area were Colin Calderwood, Lawrie
McMenemy and Alan Ball all taking 3 of 4 consecutive seats in the same
row. Now they all appeared to be talking shop, as the saying goes, and
enjoying themselves. Half time comes and Mr McMenemy & Mrs Calderwood
reappear but Messrs Ball and Calderwood didn't. Now I'm not one to
gossip, and casting no aspersions on their 'macho' image, but don't be
too surprised to learn of Mr Calderwoods transfer to Man City when it
happens.
Stuart
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45.2277 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Oct 11 1995 11:13 | 15 |
45.2278 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Wed Oct 11 1995 11:40 | 7 |
| Dave,
Is it possible that Francis is interested in Blomqvuist as a
replacement for Anderton? If he went to SHL then that would probably
bring in a silly money bid for Scooby-doos sidekick.
Stuart
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45.2279 | ..If Dazza goes, so does Gerry. | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Oct 11 1995 12:08 | 9 |
|
Stu..
Nope, Dazza isnt going anywhere, Gerry has made it quite clear that he
is now building his team around Darren in the centre of midfield. If
Sugar steps in a takes a silly offer off the Mancs for Darren, then GF
will resign.
Dave...
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45.2280 | Anderton | KERNEL::MCGAUGHRIN | | Thu Oct 12 1995 14:56 | 6 |
|
Anyone know if Anderton is fit, if not how long is he out for.
Cheers
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45.2281 | Leftie Darren | CHEFS::JAMESP | | Fri Oct 13 1995 11:42 | 8 |
|
According to the news this morning Anderton is not a happy chappy and
might go on a one man strike.
Spurs apparently want him to play but he does'nt believe he is fit.
If true it could well be the beginning of the end..
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45.2282 | | CHEFS::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Oct 18 1995 11:42 | 8 |
|
As usual, we lost at home to Forest on Saturday, still that gets that
anual loss out of the way.
Everton (a) on Sunday, to give them time to get over getting beaten by
Feyanord on Thursday.
Dave...
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45.2283 | Quack Quack ooopppps | CHEFS::JAMESP | | Tue Oct 24 1995 17:11 | 6 |
|
What no "Lord Armstrong" "worth every penny" or "Armstrong for
England comments from the Totty fans. 8-)
Pj
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45.2284 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Tue Oct 24 1995 17:33 | 8 |
|
no, apparently not. We leave it to other teams to get over-anxious
about the hit rate of their strikers. It was a long time coming,
but his value to the team was never in much doubt. I think it is the
destiny of Spurs supporters to worry rather more about their defence
keeping clean sheets than their strikers scoring regularly. We still
haven't kept a clean sheet - and Les Ferdinand is coming a-calling
this weekend. yikes.
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45.2285 | I'll stay on my line thanks | CHEFS::JAMESP | | Tue Oct 24 1995 18:31 | 6 |
|
Why worry you've got England's current number 2 Goalkeeper..
superb at cutting out those swirling crosses that the "G"
men will be supplying Mr Ferdinand 8-).
Pj
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45.2286 | From the land of sour grapes... | CHEFS::OHAGANB | | Mon Nov 20 1995 17:42 | 7 |
| That's Spurs' season over until they visit Highbury.
:^)
Barry.
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45.2287 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Wed Nov 22 1995 13:14 | 5 |
|
not only do we upset Middlesborough's unbeaten record, but
we manage to keep our first clean sheet of the season, and
Armstrong scores his fifth in six games. This puts us fifth
at least until tonight's games.
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45.2288 | The King of the FFL.... | MARVIN::MORRELL | I woz here, Now I'm not, Now you're here, Gutted or wot! | Wed Nov 22 1995 13:26 | 8 |
| >we manage to keep our first clean sheet of the season,
Thank goodness... its the first 3 points that Mabbutt has earned me
this season...
Cheers,
Rick.
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45.2289 | The Real King of the FFL.... | METSYS::HERO::CHEWTER | Iwlji jachjaj | Wed Nov 22 1995 14:39 | 11 |
45.2290 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Mon Dec 11 1995 17:01 | 6 |
|
our fourth clean sheet in succession leaves us in joint
third place, though the failure to keep clean sheets
hitherto means that our goal difference is not as good
as the other two teams on 30 points, so we're actually
fifth.
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45.2291 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Mon Dec 18 1995 13:59 | 4 |
|
our fifth clean sheet in a row leaves us in third place, just two
points behind Man U. How much easier it is to climb the table when
you don't concede goals. Bolton and Southampton next.
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45.2292 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Wed Jan 03 1996 17:38 | 8 |
|
draws against Bolton and Southampton followed by a loss at
Ewood mean that our Christmas was disappointing. However, a
4-1 victory over Man Utd keeps us in 4th position. Armstrong's
goal total has moved into double figures, which is gratifying,
and apparently the Armstrong/Sheringham total is better than
the Sheringham/Klinsmann total at the same time last season.
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45.2293 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Mon Jan 15 1996 19:36 | 9 |
|
a goal from Armstrong takes Spurs to 3rd place, closing the gap
on Man U. Heady stuff on the pitch, but fresh consternation off
the pitch as uefa throw a wobbly and ban us from our next european
campaign. That nice Mr Sugar says uefa have got their knickers in
a twist, and takes time to tip his good friend Sir Terry as next
England coach. Hopefully we'll give Hereford a convincing drubbing
midweek to set us up for the return match against Villa, who beat
us 1-0 at the start of the season.
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45.2294 | pooh | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Mon Jan 22 1996 20:24 | 3 |
|
oh pooh. Spurs get tumbled by Villa again and drop to 4th place rather
than rise to 2nd.
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45.2295 | | TDCIS4::M_HOTLINE | Help Desk Hero, 7858 6010 | Fri Jan 26 1996 12:35 | 10 |
| Tottenham 's and Wimbledon's European fate is being decided in Geneva
this morning. The FA are trying to overturn a ban imposed by UEFA which
states that should either club qualify for Europe in the next 5 years,
then they will be unable to participate, due to the fact that both
sides fielded weakened sides in the INTERTOTO Cup last season.
Well seeing as it is the English FA who are involved, the ban will
probably be extended to 10 years.
Gary
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45.2296 | Date for Replay | ESSB::TJORDAN | Stan The Man | Thu Feb 29 1996 13:35 | 9 |
|
Hello,
Any date for the replay with Forest yet.
Tony.
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45.2297 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Groovy, Laidback & Nasty | Thu Feb 29 1996 13:44 | 2 |
| On SKY last night, they indicated it would be on the same day that the
FA Cup Q-Finals will be played.
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45.2298 | Huh | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Atlanta's Most (In)famous Welshman | Thu Feb 29 1996 19:13 | 6 |
| ok I be confused by the last reply - I though the Totts were in the
F.A cup quarters...
regards
Andrew.D.Wicks
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45.2299 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Groovy, Laidback & Nasty | Thu Feb 29 1996 19:17 | 2 |
| Not unless drawing a fifth round match qualifies you to play in the
next round.
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45.2300 | High Fashion or what???? | CHEFS::CROSSA | Only losers take the bus! | Tue Apr 16 1996 19:36 | 6 |
| What was Teddy S wearing on his head last night? Any particular reason?
etc etc
Stretch.
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45.2301 | Or Both? | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Groovy, Laidback & Nasty | Tue Apr 16 1996 19:39 | 11 |
| >What was Teddy S wearing on his head last night? Any particular
>reason? etc etc
1. He thinks he's Jon Bon Jovi, or
2. He's a twat.
Not that I dislike him or anything.
Stuart
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45.2302 | | CHEFS::CROSSA | Only losers take the bus! | Tue Apr 16 1996 19:46 | 4 |
| No bias at all, eh Stuart!
Stretch.
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45.2303 | | ZUR01::ASH | Grahame Ash @RLE | Tue Apr 16 1996 19:53 | 3 |
| Oi Stretch! New PN required!!
grahame (also train & tram-user!)
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45.2304 | ! | CHEFS::CROSSA | Only losers take the bus! | Tue Apr 16 1996 19:56 | 1 |
| "Your SAD, and we know you are!" etc etc
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45.2305 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Groovy, Laidback & Nasty | Tue Apr 16 1996 19:57 | 3 |
| >"Your SAD, and we know you are!" etc etc
Roughly translated means, "Haggishugger"
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45.2306 | Eh? | CHEFS::CROSSA | Only losers take the bus! | Tue Apr 16 1996 19:58 | 1 |
| How do you know his parentage?
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45.2307 | Help me please. | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Wed Apr 17 1996 19:06 | 10 |
| Hi chaps,
Would any of you lucky Tot season ticket holders care to get me a (or
several) ticket for the game at Newcastle. If you're not going to trail
all the way up there I'd be more than happy to take your place.
Please mail me 'Peter Hardy @olo' if you can help.
thanks
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45.2308 | Welcome to the lovely Elm Park! | CHEFS::CROSSA | It's getting better all the time | Thu Aug 01 1996 13:55 | 7 |
| Dave/any Spurs out there,
Has anyone heard who will be playing for Tottingham at Reading this
Saturday?
Stretch.
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45.2309 | Austrian Newspapers: Today last game of Pfeffer for Austria | TYCHE::HERIBERT | | Wed Oct 23 1996 18:30 | 7 |
45.2310 | | CHEFS::KIRKPATRICKJ | D'you want some? | Mon Mar 03 1997 15:45 | 16 |
|
Spurs 0 Forest 1
Saunders
Amazingly, the game went ahead despite the appearance of yours truly in
the ground. And now I rather wish it had been postponed because it was
quite possibly the worst game I've seen this season and considering I
watch Reading week-in, week-out, that means this was pretty poor fayre!
Match report: Saunders scored in the 18th minute whilst the Tottenham
defence stood and watched him. Spurs wouldn't have scored if they'd
played their entire squad against Tommy Wright. The End.
j.
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45.2311 | BYEBYE ALAN:-) | CHEFS::MANSELLN | | Fri May 09 1997 21:24 | 13 |
|
According to Soccernet:
Alan Sugar has threatened to quit if Spurs do not win the Premiership
within the next 2 years.
He said 'If I can't crack it, I'll let some other brain surgeon come
in and have a go. I'll clear off.'
Well, ByeBye Alan and enjoy your retirement!!!
Neal.
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45.2312 | promises promises | MKTCRV::MANNERINGS | | Mon May 12 1997 19:15 | 5 |
| >>Alan Sugar has threatened to quit
That sounds like a promise to me. Let us hope he keeps it!
..Kevin..
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45.2313 | another signing on fee and 1 yr deal !!! | CHEFS::16.37.12.81::Paul | Up the Wolves | Fri May 16 1997 21:21 | 11 |
| Off IRN:
Jurgen Klinsmann won't be coming back to play professional football in England
after all.
Germany's captain has opted instead to move from Bayern Munich, where he's
been for two turbulent seasons, to Italian side Sampdoria.
The move to Italy is likely to be the last major European transfer of the
player's career. Klinsmann, who turns 33 in July, is expected to sign a
one-year contract.
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