Five-star Spurs prove youngsters should be handed a first-team chance

A comprehensive win for Spurs over Wolverhampton Wanderers in the U21 Premier League has weighed into the argument that a number of the youth teamers should be handed the chance to impress at a senior level, or so Nick Harris believes. 

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Who are Ezekiel Fryers and Lewis Holtby?

Tottenham Hotspur have been surprisingly busy during the opening days of the transfer window, already confirming the arrival of two new faces in the first week of January. But who are Spurs' two new faces at White Hart Lane? Matt Walsh gives us the run down.

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How should Spurs deal with the absence of Emmanuel Adebayor?

With only two strikers on the books, it could be argued that Tottenham Hotspur are a little lightweight in the attacking department. While it appeared Emmanuel Adebayor was set to stay for January, his Togo future appears to have been resolved, meaning Andre Villas-Boas will have just one out-and-out front-man for the month. What should Spurs do in his absence? Nick Harris dons the Sherlock Holmes investigative hat and explores the options avilable to the 35-year-old. 

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Tottenham Hotspur have emerged from a difficult 2012 in an excellent position

As 2012 comes to end, it's been an memorable one for Tottenham Hotspur. With it, Nick Harris has given his two cents on the ongoings at White Hart Lane and why fans should be excited for 2013. 

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It’s only right that Tottenham leave White Hart Lane

When fans are quizzed on stadiums draped in history, the usual suspects will regularly appear on any list.

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Tottenham Hotspur's five best players so far this season

We're so close to the midway point of the season, you can almost reach out and touch it. It's fair to say Spurs have had a number of stand out performers over the last five months, with the Andre Villas-Boas engine beginning to gain momentum. With it, Nick Harris has opted to look at the players that have made a difference to the North London side so far this season. 

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Four games in December for 4th place

The hectic festive period is always one that grips fans by the gonads and refuses to let go. The football is endless, ensuring that fans are gripped to the action, with the outcome of December often playing a part in the season. With it, Matt Walsh analyses the fixtures of Spurs' top four rivals and see where the points can be won or lost. 

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Titans will clash: Sandro takes on Marouane Fellaini

Three wins from three and Spurs are currently fourth in the league. However, it's the upcoming encounter away at Everton that will test the mettle of the squad and the strength in depth available to head coach Andre Villas-Boas. With the trip to Goodison Park looming, Nick Harris looks at where the battle will be won or lost. 

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Will Tottenham hit the bullseye with their transfer targets?

The transfer window is always a testing time for Spurs. The club's prized assets are linked with a move away from White Hart Lane and it's always a pain in the backside for the North London side. Nevertheless, it's always good to take a light hearted approach to the window, as Alan Robins sets out to prove.

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Bale proves his quality as Spurs claim two vital wins

After an indifferent start to the season, Gareth Bale finally appears to be recapturing his form of last season as Tottenham Hotspur pick up consecutive victories for the first time since September. As Nick Harris points out, much of that has been down to the consistency that the Welshman has found once again. 

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Leadership qualities abound in Spurs back five

It's always good to secure a win in the Premier League, especially when it's against London rivals West Ham United. Much of the credit goes to the changes in defence, as our man Nick Harris points. The chap just cannot get enough of Hugo Lloris and for good reason as well.

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It's time for UEFA to take action

It's unnaceptable. The treatment of Tottenham Hotspur fans in Rome has been simply appalling. To see our own fans attacked for absolutely no reason whatsoever is sickening. It's time for UEFA to take action against the Italian side especially, as Matt Walsh points out, this isn't the first time it's happened. 

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