Watching the front line in recent weeks, a line from the then Spurs head coach Jose Mourinho four years ago has come to mind. “It’s like when you have a blanket in your bed and you push the blanket and the feet are out and then you have cold in your feet. So you cover your feet and then half your body is outside the blanket!” Advertisement With Tottenham’s current set of forwards, it feels a bit like that. That each option, as well as providing a solution, also brings with it a problem. and ...
The good news is that there are no new injury concerns for Tottenham Hotspur ahead of their trip to St. James’ Stadium to face Newcastle on Saturday. The bad news is that Richarlison still won’t feature for Spurs. Ange Postecoglou confirmed in his weekly press conference ahead of the match that Richy is still coming back from a knee injury that has kept him out of action for a few weeks now, but that he’s hopeful that Richy will be available for Spurs’ compressed final run-in. Can’t really argue...
The Tottenham Hotspur boss is speaking to the media ahead of the Premier