Tomorrow sees us come up against our rivals, Arsenal, in their own backyard. Let's not beat around the bush with this one either; this is our biggest match to-date this season.I don't think Robbie Keane has made the situation easier. Saying that we've got a better squad than them makes Wenger's job a whole lot simpler. Both sets of players are hyped up for this one as it is, pinning Keane's comments to the dressing room door could give them some extra impetus.How do you think Harry will get the lads to play? It's a given that Crouch will partner...
Friday, October 30, 2009
What Academy?
Posted on 4:36 AM by Unknown
I read Mihir Bose's article on Harry's comments relating to the players Arsenal are bringing on.Harry made a few interesting comments that I never knew were not in fruition at Spurs. For example, he said that Arsenal "have got full-time scouts all around the world and they have invested heavily". So does that mean we don't?I'm not too sure of what to make of this? I would have thought that a club of our stature was surely employing a network of scouts from around the world? If we are to take Harry's word for it, then we do not. Now, I find this...
Thursday, October 29, 2009
White Kop Lane
Posted on 4:34 AM by Unknown
What did you make of the Kop-style stand? To be honest, I was fairly annoyed with it at first, but it's definitely begun to grow on me. I'm no architect, so I can't really comment on the acoustics that the new ground will create, but it looks as though KSS (the projects architects) and Levy are pretty adamant that the noise circulating around the stadium will be ferocious. Taking a look at the above image, it looks as though they've stuck to their...
Monday, October 26, 2009
Sacked!
Posted on 3:12 AM by Unknown
Just read that CSKA Moscow have sacked Juande Ramos!He was only there for about 2 months or so. Anyway, do you fancy leaving any messages for poor old Juan...
Don't blame Lennon
Posted on 2:08 AM by Unknown
Right then, where do I start? I was at the game and those following my tweets could see that bent frustration I and all those around me felt.I thought the long walk back to the car after seeing us lose was bad enough; how mistaken I was. We had to endure Harry telling us that he was a bit miffed with Aaron Lennon because he came off without telling anyone.Firstly, that's not true. I was in the Paxton end and could see very clearly that Lennon went down and then came off just a few metres from the dugout. Danny Murphy (our physio) quickly ran...
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Spurs vs. Stoke - Your Predictions
Posted on 2:16 AM by Unknown
This will be an interesting one. Harry's been in our minds and hearts for a year now and what a year it's been! I remember his first game in charge. We beat Bolton 2-0 and he was out on the touchline, full of enthusiasm. It really was such a change from the lost looks Juande used to pull.Not much has changed to be honest. The man worked miracles in his first season. Okay, so he continually told us that we only had 2 points from 8 games when he came in, but that's some achievement.Stoke, unfortunately, are no Bolton. I wish I could see us...
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
First January Signing?
Posted on 4:48 AM by Unknown

All and sundry are reporting that Harry is close to agreeing a deal to bring in Sandro Ranieri Guimarães Cordeiro, or just Sandro to you and me.This story popped up just before the summer transfer window closed and guess what, the same guys that stated we were about to sign him then, have gone all out on yet another exclusive and told us that now we're near to agreeing a deal to bring this lad in during the January sales.During the summer, it certainly...
Monday, October 19, 2009
We want his kind at The Lane
Posted on 11:58 PM by Unknown
The Sun reported that Harry's interested in signing Club Brugge defender Vadis Odjidja. The red-top's article wasn't too enlightening either. Apparently, we're lining up a £5 million bid for him.The Sun got it wrong in saying that he's a defender. Odjidja is a defensive midfielder. Whenever I've seen him play, he's deployed just in front of the back four and he's fairly adequate at getting stuck into the oppositions face and break up play.He's strong for his age (20), although his passing could improve and he's quick. From what I've seen of...
Posted in defensive midfielder, martin jol, moussa sissoko, possible signing, Vadis Odjidja
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Friday, October 16, 2009
If you score, celebrate
Posted on 12:33 PM by Unknown
I can see us beating them 0-2 tomorrow, plain and simple. Let's face it, with the mess that they were (still are) in, Paul Hart had no choice but to bring in Championship players. Championship players normally end up in the Championship. O'Hara, who's been solid for them this season, won't be in the side, whilst King (who Patrick Barclay of the Times called the best centre-half in Britain) should be back. Anyway, let's get back on topic. There's a big chance that one of there ex-players, i.e. Defoe, Crouch, Kranjcar, could score. With that in mind,...
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Thanks, but no thanks
Posted on 7:21 AM by Unknown
There was a time (last summer) when I would have welcomed Klaas-Jan Huntelaar to The Lane. Thankfully, those days are long now gone. It was only a few months ago when we were all talking up the lad and saying how good of a signing he would be for us. A.C. Milan fans were doing the same thing. You should hear them now.Working in an international accounting firm means that we get to meet quite a few people from the continent. Today, I met an A.C. Milan fan who found the time to tell me all about his clubs' recent woes. Not all the blame was...
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Harry's not to blame
Posted on 7:18 AM by Unknown

I recently had a chat with Hank, a mate of mine that's a Portsmouth season-ticket holder. He's come along to The Lane a few times and you could say that he know's his football pretty well. The only downer is that he and a lot more Pompey fans blame Harry for their current plight. Now, call me stupid, but how is Harry to blame?Last I saw, Harry took Portsmouth into Europe and transformed them into a respectable Premier League side. I'm not saying...
Posted in Ali Al-Faraj, harry redknapp, peter storrie, portsmouth, Sacha Gaydamak, Sulaiman Al-Fahim
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
The Imaginarium of Doctor Palacios
Posted on 4:30 AM by Unknown

Since Harry brought Sgt. Wilson to the club, nearly all of us have been singing his praises. I say 'nearly' as there are some that don't quite get why the rest of us think the world of Palacios. Unfortunately, in recent weeks, I think we've seen the worst of our tough-tackling Honduran. There's no doubt that he's suffering from a lack of form. I don't think I'm the only one that's noticed a fair few of his passes going astray.I don't want to...
Monday, October 12, 2009
Set to steal Pompey
Posted on 7:26 AM by Unknown

The Sun has said that Harry could be lining up a smart little mover for David James. Let's just hope that a deal materialises this time round, although I do think Levy was right to not sanction a £2 million transfer fee for the 39 year old, even if he was the England keeper at the time, which, let's face it, isn't hard to be with the current crop of England keepers.I know there are those out there that think Gomes is great and should be given more...
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Points mean prizes
Posted on 4:39 AM by Unknown
Assigning points to games is a trait shared by all football supporters. You know the scenario: sitting down with a pen and a list of your team’s forthcoming fixtures and coming up with a final points tally. If the accusation of unrealistic ambitions is a fair one, Spurs fans do this more than most.Trying to be objective is not always easy (‘we’re due a draw at Old Trafford, so I’m putting a point for that one’) but a glance at Tottenham’s next few Premier League games does give cause for encouragement. A trip to Portsmouth is followed by home matches...
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
The story that just won't go away
Posted on 3:53 AM by Unknown

Sulley Muntari's agent, Frank Schreier, said that both Inter and Spurs are in talks. I'll tell you what, this is one deal that I'd be over the moon at.Harry has said a few times that we lack bite and he's not wrong. We saw what happened in the Manchester United, Chelsea and Bolton games. It's quite apparent that Sgt. Wilson can't do it all by himself. The lad needs someone in alongside him and Muntari would be an excellent choice. If there's...
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