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**** TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs Swansea Rovers FC ****** Official Match Thread

Yeah but against Sunderland when they lost 0-2 in the FA they didn't look interested almost as if they didn't want to let it distract them from finishing top 4. Just my opinion anyway.

7 years and counting.... :)
 
Thank GHod I'm not going to this game. They might make an illusion of Adebayor scoring an actual goal, when really it will be an April Fools joke
 
COYS said:
Thank GHod I'm not going to this game. They might make an illusion of Adebayor scoring an actual goal, when really it will be an April Fools joke
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He's our top scorer ain't he? Not gonna play like he did against the barcodes every match much as we'd like him to!
 
We are going to win if we play fast and high pressure them

Parker needs to do a job on Gylfi as that guy has some serious skils and his FK's and Corners are awesome like Modric's. :ross:
 
Bale said:
Ok delete it but if we lose then don't blame me.
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Is too late now you fuking ****!!! whats this brick doing here before another one has been removed? have you no shame you tinkle bucket biatch!!!!!!!!

Dont you know the rules? how long have you been here?

this is disgusting? i have to avert my eyes but for some reason i am drawn to this immature disaster of a match thread.

if we lose then all of our brick this season is ALL DOWN TO YOU , you damn mo-fo- **** sucking BIATCH!!!!!
 
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Tottenham Hotspur host Swansea City at White Hart Lane on Sunday 1st April 2012 (KO 16:00) in the 31st round of matches in the 2011-12 Premier League season.

Spurs come into the match in 4th place in the table on 55 points, while Swansea are in 10th place on 39 points. This will be the 39th time the two teams have met.

Swansea City were founded in 1912 as Swansea Town (they changed their name to Swansea City in 1969) and joined the Second Division of the Southern League for the 1913-14 season. After World War One, The Jacks became members of the SL First Division and joined the Football League in season 1920-21 when the Southern League was incorporated to form the Third Division of the Football League. The following season the division was re-named the Third Division South.

The first meeting between Spurs and Swansea came in the Second Division in November 1928 at Vetch Field with the home side winning 4-0. The reverse fixture in March 1929 at White Hart Lane ended in a 1-1 draw.

The clubs met for a further eight seasons in Division Two between seasons 1930-31 and 1938-39 with 10 wins for Spurs, 2 wins for Swansea and 4 matches drawn.

During the Second World War, the clubs played two games in the Football League South with a win each.

The clubs played for two more seasons in Division Two after WW2 with three wins for Spurs and one for Swansea.

Spurs and Swansea have played five games in the Football League Cup, the first of which came in the second round in September 1970 with Tottenham winning 3-0 at the Lane with goals from Steve Perryman, Martin Peters and Roger Morgan.

Eight years later, Swansea drew with Spurs 2-2 at Vetch Field in the second round first leg and won 3-1 at White Hart Lane.

The most recent League Cup meetings came in the second round in 1991 with Swansea winning 1-0 at home in the first leg and Spurs winning 5-1 at White Hart Lane with goals from Paul Stewart, Vinnie Samways, Gary Lineker, Paul Allen and an own goal.

Swansea City won promotion to the Top Flight of English Football for the first time in season 1981-82 and were league leaders at one stage before finishing in 6th position. The match at Vetch Field in September 1981 resulted in a 2-1 win for The Swans with Glenn Hoddle scoring for Spurs, while the return match at the Lane in May 1982 was won 2-1 by Spurs with Gary Brooke scoring both goals.

A similar set of results came in Swansea's second season in Division One with a 2-0 home win in Swansea and a 1-0 home win in Tottenham.

The most recent game played between the two clubs came in a friendly played in Swansea in November 1992, which resulted in a 3-3 draw.

Tottenham Hotspur and Swansea City have never met in the FA Cup. Swansea became the first Welsh club to play in the Premier League by winning the play-off against Reading at Wembley 4-2 thanks mainly to a Scott Sinclair hat-trick.

During the summer, Tottenham Hotspur's England U-21 central defender Steven Caulker joined Swansea City on a season's loan where he joined former Spurs players Wayne Routledge and Mark Gower.

The reverse fixture at the Liberty Stadium in December finished in a 1-1 draw with Spurs going ahead just before half-time through Rafael van der Vaart but Swansea salvaged a point with a late equaliser from Scott Sinclair.

Overall, Spurs have won 20, Swansea have won 10 and 8 of the 38 matches played so far between the two clubs have been drawn.

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Spurs have a winning percentage against Swansea of 52.63%, while Swansea have a winning percentage of 26.32% against Spurs.

Full History of Tottenham Hotspur v Swansea City Matches 1928-2012

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They Played for Spurs & Swansea....​

Terry Boyle
Derek Brazil
Ivor Brown
Ron Burgess (also Swansea coach & manager)
Steven Caulker
Willie Davies
Gerry Francis (Swansea player, Spurs manager)
Roger Gibbins
Mark Gower
Charlie Handley
Percy Hooper
Jack Illingworth
Cliff Jones
Ernie Jones
Mark Kendall
Derek King
Doug Livermore (Swansea coach, Spurs asst. manager)
Terry Medwin (Spurs player, Swansea asst. manager)
Joe Meek
Paul Price
Wayne Routledge
Micky Stead
Arthur Willis (Spurs player, Swansea coach)
Alan Woods

 
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Tottenham Hotspur Player's Goals & Assists for the season so far going into the game against Swansea City...

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Apprehensive about this game. Swansea are probably the only team in the league, on current form, who are capable of outplaying us at WHL itself. We'll have to be careful. As long as we line up the same way as we did against Chelsea (i.e, with a five-man midfield), we should do well. But giving them a numerical advantage in the middle is asking for it, imo.

-----------Friedel------------

Walker---Gallas---Kaboul---BAE

-------Livermore--Parker------

Rafa---------Modric-------Bale

--------------Ade-------------

Subs; Cudicini, Ledley, Rose, Sandro,Lennon(if fit),Defoe, Saha

Narrow 2-1 victory. Come on you Spurs!
 
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