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Well for a ''nothing'' Transfer Window there has been a lot of column inches written in the media, both paper and onlline.
We'd already signed Sandro pre-window and on the final day we signed the Croatian goalkeeper Pletikosa as back up for Cudicini and Gomez on a 1 year loan.
Then on the stroke of Big Ben we're linked with Rafael Van de Vaart ...
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Well for a ''nothing'' Transfer Window there has been a lot of column inches written in the media, both paper and onlline.
We'd already signed Sandro pre-window and on the final day we signed the Croatian goalkeeper Pletikosa as back up for Cudicini and Gomez on a 1 year loan.
Then on the stroke of Big Ben we're linked with Rafael Van de Vaart ...
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WEST HAM AND TOTTENHAM AT WAR OVER SCOTT PARKER
ABOVE: West Ham could make a formal complaint about Tottenham’s £7m bid for Scott Parker
31st July 2010
By Paul Brown
WEST HAM are considering a formal complaint to the Premier League about Tottenham’s £7m bid for Scott Parker. Hammers chairman David Sullivan believes Spurs made an ...
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Fulham take legal action against Sir Dave Richards over Peter Crouch Spurs transfer
Fulham have lodged a petition in the High Court over the role of Sir Dave Richards in the transfer of Peter Crouch to Tottenham, even though the Premier League chairman has already been cleared of any wrongdoing by one inquiry.
By Jeremy ...
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The scene is set for the big game. For Spurs, it is yet another test to show whether things have changed. Whether we will no longer flatter to deceive but actually kick on. Is this time different? Do we have what it takes to rise to the occasion? Will we perform like we did against Arsenal and Chelsea or regress toour former easy touch? Damned if ...
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We have been this way before. It is
deja vu, familiar territory. My sad tale from 1987 involved missing
the League Cup semi-final, second leg, and then the replay. It was
just bad luck. I had been at Highbury for the first leg, when I had
commented that we might rue a Clive Allen miss. But, before the
second leg, I had jetted to warmer ...
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Much has been said over the past few years about the growing ''nanny state'' mentality of the government.
Stupid rules that 10 or 20 years ago people would have laughed at if you'd told them. Things like kids having to wear ''protective clothing'' tp play conkers as it's dangerous.
A church clock which has been wound manually since 1793 may ...
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Much has been said over the past few years about the growing ''nanny state'' mentality of the government.
Stupid rules that 10 or 20 years ago people would have laughed at if you'd told them. Things like kids having to wear ''protective clothing'' tp play conkers as it's dangerous.
A church clock which has been wound manually since 1793 may ...
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Matchday Diary: Spurs vs Everton, Carling Cup
I only told my lad he was going to White Hart Lane on the Tuesday morning so he wouldn’t get too excited. I’d taken advantage of the £5 for kids offer for that game, and managed to get a pair of tickets in Lower south stand block 25, row 18 I think. This was to be Luke’s third trip to see ...
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God I'm hungover. So hungover. Thursday nights out are a killer. But it was worth it. Why? Because I went to Faces. I'd never been before, but I'd seen Ledley on the front page of the Metro falling out the front door so many times, I felt like a regular. Needless to say it was a good night, and thankfully I didn't bump into Aaron and T Hudd ...
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