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Over the past few months, Tottenham have shown what they are capable of. They have played around 12 games, 9 in the premiership and 3 in the Worthington Cup. Of the 9 games played in the premiership, Tottenham have won 6, drawn 1 and lost 2. The Worthington Cup has seen Tottenham reach the semi-finals, where they will face Chelsea over 2 legs. They have not beaten Chelsea, home or away, for more than 10 years, a run of around 28 games, so this will prove to be a difficult task if Tottenham are to reach the Worthington Cup Final. The 3 wins that I am talking about, which has seen Tottenham reach the semis are the 4-0 at Tranmere, the 2-1 win at Fulham and the recent 6-0 demolition over Bolton, which saw Les Ferdinand become the first Tottenham player to score a hat trick this season.
Tottenham's 6 premiership wins have come against Derby County, Newcastle, Middlesbrough, West Ham, Bolton and Fulham. The draw was at home to Arsenal, which saw Poyet score in the last minute to earn Spurs the draw, and the losses were against Leeds, a game where Tottenham conceded 2 sloppy goals, and Charlton. So basically, Tottenham have won 9, drawn 1 and lost 2 in their last 12 games, which is probably the best form currently, in all competitions, of teams from the premiership.
Tottenham's first game (of the 12) was against Tranmere in the 3rd round of the Worthington Cup. Tottenham won the game 4-0 with goals from Sheringham, Anderton, Poyet and Rebrov. It was a very convincing win for Spurs and it set them on their way to 4 consecutive wins in all competitions.
Their second game was one which saw Poyet score an amazing goal, right at the end, to finish off Derby and end the game 3-1 in Tottenham's favour. Spurs's other goals came from Ferdinand and Ziege, with Ravenelli getting Derby's only goal.
The third game was another win away from home and it was again up north, (The first win came against Sunderland earlier in the season). This time it was against Newcastle and 2 early goals were enough to see Spurs win the game 2-0. The goals came from Poyet and an own goal by Speed.
The fourth game was one that saw Tottenham's striking old guns score a goal each to see of Middlesbrough in a 2-1 win. Ferdinand and Sheringham each scored and Boksic scored Middlesbroughs. Tottenham were 1-0 down but they turned the game around in the second half.
The fifth game saw Tottenham's winning streak come to an end as they surrendered a 1-0 lead away to Leeds, to lose the game 2-1. Tottenham's goal was scored by Poyet, but 2 Leeds goals, that could easily have been prevented, by Harte and Kewell won Leeds all 3 points and saw Tottenham go home with nothing.
Tottenham had another tough game, for their sixth, as it was a home tie against Arsenal, our London rivals. This game saw the return of Sol Campbell to White Hart Lane, and he did not get a good reception at all. Arsenal took the lead through Pires, late on in the game, only for Poyet to score a dramatic last minute equaliser.
Another London derby game was the seventh and it was away to West Ham. The only goal of the game was scored by Ferdinand, although West Ham had a few chances themselves and Tottenham hit the woodwork 3 times.
The 4th round of the Worthington Cup was next as Tottenham were away to Fulham in the eighth game. This game saw Rebrov score the opening goal for Tottenham, only for Hayles to score an equaliser just before half time. It was left late for Spurs, but a Simon Davies goal 5 minutes from the end, saw Tottenham defeat Fulham and get into the quarterfinals of the cup.
A tough game against Bolton was next, and Tottenham were back at White Hart Lane. Bolton took the lead through Ricketts in the first half, and that was the only game of that half. But, fortunately for Tottenham, a change that saw Ferdinand come on, paid off because within 3 minutes of the second half, Tottenham were 2-1 up. A goal from Poyet, setup by Ferdinand, and a goal by the man himself, saw Tottenham take the lead. The lead didn't last too long as Wallace scored for Bolton, only for Sheringham to score with about 7 minutes left of the game. Tottenham won the game 3-2.
The tenth game saw Tottenham lose only their second game in 10. This time it was away to Charlton and they deserved their win. Charlton were 3-0 up at one point and a Poyet goal, right near the end, wasn't enough to spoil Charlton's day.
The next game saw Tottenham meet Bolton at White Hart Lane for the second time in just over a week. This time, Bolton rested a few key players, where as Tottenham didn't and so obviously, Spurs ran out clear winners, destroying Bolton 6-0. Ferdinand scored a 9-minute hat trick and the other goals were from Davies, Iversen and an own goal by Barness.
Tottenham's latest game was played yesterday and it was a game that made it a very good week for the club. They beat Fulham 4-0 at White Hart Lane, which meant they had scored 10 goals in their last 2 games, and also, Ferdinand became the player to score the Premiership's 10,000th goal. Anderton, Davies and Rebrov were the other scores for Spurs.
So, Tottenham for the Premiership Title??? Probably not, but they will still finish in a good position to qualify for Europe this season.
Tottenham's 6 premiership wins have come against Derby County, Newcastle, Middlesbrough, West Ham, Bolton and Fulham. The draw was at home to Arsenal, which saw Poyet score in the last minute to earn Spurs the draw, and the losses were against Leeds, a game where Tottenham conceded 2 sloppy goals, and Charlton. So basically, Tottenham have won 9, drawn 1 and lost 2 in their last 12 games, which is probably the best form currently, in all competitions, of teams from the premiership.
Tottenham's first game (of the 12) was against Tranmere in the 3rd round of the Worthington Cup. Tottenham won the game 4-0 with goals from Sheringham, Anderton, Poyet and Rebrov. It was a very convincing win for Spurs and it set them on their way to 4 consecutive wins in all competitions.
Their second game was one which saw Poyet score an amazing goal, right at the end, to finish off Derby and end the game 3-1 in Tottenham's favour. Spurs's other goals came from Ferdinand and Ziege, with Ravenelli getting Derby's only goal.
The third game was another win away from home and it was again up north, (The first win came against Sunderland earlier in the season). This time it was against Newcastle and 2 early goals were enough to see Spurs win the game 2-0. The goals came from Poyet and an own goal by Speed.
The fourth game was one that saw Tottenham's striking old guns score a goal each to see of Middlesbrough in a 2-1 win. Ferdinand and Sheringham each scored and Boksic scored Middlesbroughs. Tottenham were 1-0 down but they turned the game around in the second half.
The fifth game saw Tottenham's winning streak come to an end as they surrendered a 1-0 lead away to Leeds, to lose the game 2-1. Tottenham's goal was scored by Poyet, but 2 Leeds goals, that could easily have been prevented, by Harte and Kewell won Leeds all 3 points and saw Tottenham go home with nothing.
Tottenham had another tough game, for their sixth, as it was a home tie against Arsenal, our London rivals. This game saw the return of Sol Campbell to White Hart Lane, and he did not get a good reception at all. Arsenal took the lead through Pires, late on in the game, only for Poyet to score a dramatic last minute equaliser.
Another London derby game was the seventh and it was away to West Ham. The only goal of the game was scored by Ferdinand, although West Ham had a few chances themselves and Tottenham hit the woodwork 3 times.
The 4th round of the Worthington Cup was next as Tottenham were away to Fulham in the eighth game. This game saw Rebrov score the opening goal for Tottenham, only for Hayles to score an equaliser just before half time. It was left late for Spurs, but a Simon Davies goal 5 minutes from the end, saw Tottenham defeat Fulham and get into the quarterfinals of the cup.
A tough game against Bolton was next, and Tottenham were back at White Hart Lane. Bolton took the lead through Ricketts in the first half, and that was the only game of that half. But, fortunately for Tottenham, a change that saw Ferdinand come on, paid off because within 3 minutes of the second half, Tottenham were 2-1 up. A goal from Poyet, setup by Ferdinand, and a goal by the man himself, saw Tottenham take the lead. The lead didn't last too long as Wallace scored for Bolton, only for Sheringham to score with about 7 minutes left of the game. Tottenham won the game 3-2.
The tenth game saw Tottenham lose only their second game in 10. This time it was away to Charlton and they deserved their win. Charlton were 3-0 up at one point and a Poyet goal, right near the end, wasn't enough to spoil Charlton's day.
The next game saw Tottenham meet Bolton at White Hart Lane for the second time in just over a week. This time, Bolton rested a few key players, where as Tottenham didn't and so obviously, Spurs ran out clear winners, destroying Bolton 6-0. Ferdinand scored a 9-minute hat trick and the other goals were from Davies, Iversen and an own goal by Barness.
Tottenham's latest game was played yesterday and it was a game that made it a very good week for the club. They beat Fulham 4-0 at White Hart Lane, which meant they had scored 10 goals in their last 2 games, and also, Ferdinand became the player to score the Premiership's 10,000th goal. Anderton, Davies and Rebrov were the other scores for Spurs.
So, Tottenham for the Premiership Title??? Probably not, but they will still finish in a good position to qualify for Europe this season.
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I spose lookin at their recent form, Spurs have what it takes to win the league, but to be honest, I don't think they will win it.
They've certainly been playing well enough, but i'm not sure they can be consistant enough, and can't keep pullin' it off for the rest of the season.
If they brought one/two more top players, to add depth to their squad then they'd be capable of it in my opinion. I still think they can finnish 2nd/3rd as United may not even reach that! But I don't see any way that Spurs will finnish lower than 5th at this rate!!
Europe beckos for Spurs! Did they ever need Sol Campbell???
They've certainly been playing well enough, but i'm not sure they can be consistant enough, and can't keep pullin' it off for the rest of the season.
If they brought one/two more top players, to add depth to their squad then they'd be capable of it in my opinion. I still think they can finnish 2nd/3rd as United may not even reach that! But I don't see any way that Spurs will finnish lower than 5th at this rate!!
Europe beckos for Spurs! Did they ever need Sol Campbell???
Over the past few months, Tottenham have shown what they are capable of. They have played around 12 games, 9 in the premiership and 3 in the Worthington Cup. Of the 9 games played in the premiership, Tottenham have won 6, drawn 1 and lost 2. The Worthington Cup has seen Tottenham reach the semi-finals, where they will face Chelsea over 2 legs. They have not beaten Chelsea, home or away, for more than 10 years, a run of around 28 games, so this will prove to be a difficult task if Tottenham are to reach the Worthington Cup Final. The 3 wins that I am talking about, which has seen Tottenham reach the semis are the 4-0 at Tranmere, the 2-1 win at Fulham and the recent 6-0 demolition over Bolton, which saw Les Ferdinand become the first Tottenham player to score a hat trick this season.
Tottenham's 6 premiership wins have come against Derby County, Newcastle, Middlesbrough, West Ham, Bolton and Fulham. The draw was at home to Arsenal, which saw Poyet score in the last minute to earn Spurs the draw, and the losses were against Leeds, a game where Tottenham conceded 2 sloppy goals, and Charlton. So basically, Tottenham have won 9, drawn 1 and lost 2 in their last 12 games, which is probably the best form currently, in all competitions, of teams from the premiership.
Tottenham's first game (of the 12) was against Tranmere in the 3rd round of the Worthington Cup. Tottenham won the game 4-0 with goals from Sheringham, Anderton, Poyet and Rebrov. It was a very convincing win for Spurs and it set them on their way to 4 consecutive wins in all competitions.
Their second game was one which saw Poyet score an amazing goal, right at the end, to finish off Derby and end the game 3-1 in Tottenham's favour. Spurs's other goals came from Ferdinand and Ziege, with Ravenelli getting Derby's only goal.
The third game was another win away from home and it was again up north, (The first win came against Sunderland earlier in the season). This time it was against Newcastle and 2 early goals were enough to see Spurs win the game 2-0. The goals came from Poyet and an own goal by Speed.
The fourth game was one that saw Tottenham's striking old guns score a goal each to see of Middlesbrough in a 2-1 win. Ferdinand and Sheringham each scored and Boksic scored Middlesbroughs. Tottenham were 1-0 down but they turned the game around in the second half.
The fifth game saw Tottenham's winning streak come to an end as they surrendered a 1-0 lead away to Leeds, to lose the game 2-1. Tottenham's goal was scored by Poyet, but 2 Leeds goals, that could easily have been prevented, by Harte and Kewell won Leeds all 3 points and saw Tottenham go home with nothing.
Tottenham had another tough game, for their sixth, as it was a home tie against Arsenal, our London rivals. This game saw the return of Sol Campbell to White Hart Lane, and he did not get a good reception at all. Arsenal took the lead through Pires, late on in the game, only for Poyet to score a dramatic last minute equaliser.
Another London derby game was the seventh and it was away to West Ham. The only goal of the game was scored by Ferdinand, although West Ham had a few chances themselves and Tottenham hit the woodwork 3 times.
The 4th round of the Worthington Cup was next as Tottenham were away to Fulham in the eighth game. This game saw Rebrov score the opening goal for Tottenham, only for Hayles to score an equaliser just before half time. It was left late for Spurs, but a Simon Davies goal 5 minutes from the end, saw Tottenham defeat Fulham and get into the quarterfinals of the cup.
A tough game against Bolton was next, and Tottenham were back at White Hart Lane. Bolton took the lead through Ricketts in the first half, and that was the only game of that half. But, fortunately for Tottenham, a change that saw Ferdinand come on, paid off because within 3 minutes of the second half, Tottenham were 2-1 up. A goal from Poyet, setup by Ferdinand, and a goal by the man himself, saw Tottenham take the lead. The lead didn't last too long as Wallace scored for Bolton, only for Sheringham to score with about 7 minutes left of the game. Tottenham won the game 3-2.
The tenth game saw Tottenham lose only their second game in 10. This time it was away to Charlton and they deserved their win. Charlton were 3-0 up at one point and a Poyet goal, right near the end, wasn't enough to spoil Charlton's day.
The next game saw Tottenham meet Bolton at White Hart Lane for the second time in just over a week. This time, Bolton rested a few key players, where as Tottenham didn't and so obviously, Spurs ran out clear winners, destroying Bolton 6-0. Ferdinand scored a 9-minute hat trick and the other goals were from Davies, Iversen and an own goal by Barness.
Tottenham's latest game was played yesterday and it was a game that made it a very good week for the club. They beat Fulham 4-0 at White Hart Lane, which meant they had scored 10 goals in their last 2 games, and also, Ferdinand became the player to score the Premiership's 10,000th goal. Anderton, Davies and Rebrov were the other scores for Spurs.
So, Tottenham for the Premiership Title??? Probably not, but they will still finish in a good position to qualify for Europe this season.
Tottenham's 6 premiership wins have come against Derby County, Newcastle, Middlesbrough, West Ham, Bolton and Fulham. The draw was at home to Arsenal, which saw Poyet score in the last minute to earn Spurs the draw, and the losses were against Leeds, a game where Tottenham conceded 2 sloppy goals, and Charlton. So basically, Tottenham have won 9, drawn 1 and lost 2 in their last 12 games, which is probably the best form currently, in all competitions, of teams from the premiership.
Tottenham's first game (of the 12) was against Tranmere in the 3rd round of the Worthington Cup. Tottenham won the game 4-0 with goals from Sheringham, Anderton, Poyet and Rebrov. It was a very convincing win for Spurs and it set them on their way to 4 consecutive wins in all competitions.
Their second game was one which saw Poyet score an amazing goal, right at the end, to finish off Derby and end the game 3-1 in Tottenham's favour. Spurs's other goals came from Ferdinand and Ziege, with Ravenelli getting Derby's only goal.
The third game was another win away from home and it was again up north, (The first win came against Sunderland earlier in the season). This time it was against Newcastle and 2 early goals were enough to see Spurs win the game 2-0. The goals came from Poyet and an own goal by Speed.
The fourth game was one that saw Tottenham's striking old guns score a goal each to see of Middlesbrough in a 2-1 win. Ferdinand and Sheringham each scored and Boksic scored Middlesbroughs. Tottenham were 1-0 down but they turned the game around in the second half.
The fifth game saw Tottenham's winning streak come to an end as they surrendered a 1-0 lead away to Leeds, to lose the game 2-1. Tottenham's goal was scored by Poyet, but 2 Leeds goals, that could easily have been prevented, by Harte and Kewell won Leeds all 3 points and saw Tottenham go home with nothing.
Tottenham had another tough game, for their sixth, as it was a home tie against Arsenal, our London rivals. This game saw the return of Sol Campbell to White Hart Lane, and he did not get a good reception at all. Arsenal took the lead through Pires, late on in the game, only for Poyet to score a dramatic last minute equaliser.
Another London derby game was the seventh and it was away to West Ham. The only goal of the game was scored by Ferdinand, although West Ham had a few chances themselves and Tottenham hit the woodwork 3 times.
The 4th round of the Worthington Cup was next as Tottenham were away to Fulham in the eighth game. This game saw Rebrov score the opening goal for Tottenham, only for Hayles to score an equaliser just before half time. It was left late for Spurs, but a Simon Davies goal 5 minutes from the end, saw Tottenham defeat Fulham and get into the quarterfinals of the cup.
A tough game against Bolton was next, and Tottenham were back at White Hart Lane. Bolton took the lead through Ricketts in the first half, and that was the only game of that half. But, fortunately for Tottenham, a change that saw Ferdinand come on, paid off because within 3 minutes of the second half, Tottenham were 2-1 up. A goal from Poyet, setup by Ferdinand, and a goal by the man himself, saw Tottenham take the lead. The lead didn't last too long as Wallace scored for Bolton, only for Sheringham to score with about 7 minutes left of the game. Tottenham won the game 3-2.
The tenth game saw Tottenham lose only their second game in 10. This time it was away to Charlton and they deserved their win. Charlton were 3-0 up at one point and a Poyet goal, right near the end, wasn't enough to spoil Charlton's day.
The next game saw Tottenham meet Bolton at White Hart Lane for the second time in just over a week. This time, Bolton rested a few key players, where as Tottenham didn't and so obviously, Spurs ran out clear winners, destroying Bolton 6-0. Ferdinand scored a 9-minute hat trick and the other goals were from Davies, Iversen and an own goal by Barness.
Tottenham's latest game was played yesterday and it was a game that made it a very good week for the club. They beat Fulham 4-0 at White Hart Lane, which meant they had scored 10 goals in their last 2 games, and also, Ferdinand became the player to score the Premiership's 10,000th goal. Anderton, Davies and Rebrov were the other scores for Spurs.
So, Tottenham for the Premiership Title??? Probably not, but they will still finish in a good position to qualify for Europe this season.
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