In short, the rule has to be, if the club starts well, it needs to make damn sure it can keep up the pace, otherwise the criticism can remove the manager and result in major disruption to the club’s ...

Further, Tottenham have bought players who were expected to take them up the league, and are paying good salaries to these men whose value has now shrunk. With relegation, their value shrinks even ...

Some clubs change managers as often as others change the towels in the changing room. Tottenham do the manager changing lark and so are four points above WHAM.

The FA Cup final is on 16 May. The World Cup runs from 11 June to 19 July. The Community Shield is on 9 August, which suggests that clubs playing in the Community Shield match will need to be in ...

And all the way through, commentators largely ignoring the fact that the last time Tottenham won a league game was last year, when they beat the mighty Crystal Palace by a single goal.

“Arsenal were relegated from the old First Division at the end of the 1912-13 season and played two campaigns in the second tier before competitive football was suspended in the summer of 1915 as a ...

Which is why I have added the headline that Arsenal are playing 12 men. 11 from Tottenham obviously, and a referee who ensures that over three quarters of his games end as home wins.

It is a rather unfortunate reality of English football is that the media deems it necessary for the game to have controversies. The reason this is so is that the media live on arguments. No logic is ...

Throughout history the clubs have played each other 212 times in competitive games starting in 1896. 90 of the games have been won by Arsenal, 67 by Tottenham and 55 have been drawn. Put another way ...

Arsenal were widely reported to have made £100m plus, through naming their ground the Emirates Stadium with multiple add-ons over the years. That is the sort of money Tottenham will have included when ...

One of the things we can see from comments on this site, and indeed on other blogs and of course within the media (which loves and runs the story) is that the recent slippages in results at Arsenal is ...

This morning’s article is late – my apologies – but I have come across an issue the likes of which I have never seen before and I have been trying to sort this out. Against Brentford we have already ...