Why we lost to Chelsea

Angered, saddened, distraught, dejected; just a few of the descriptive terms I felt as I trudged back down Wembley Way this evening, following the 5-1 defeat at the hands of Chelsea in the FA Cup semi final.

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What to expect against Chelsea

I bloody love a good trip to Wembley.

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What has happened to Tottenham Hotspur?

If the season was six games old, Tottenham would be hovering just two places above the relegation zone.

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A semi never felt so right

Second half strikes from Ryan Nelsen, his first for the club, Gareth Bale and Louis Saha were enough to see Tottenham Hotspur book a spot in the semi-finals of the FA Cup despite a late scare from Bolton Wanderers substitute Kevin Davies.

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Hosts hoping for Wembley visit: take two

Tottenham Hotspur welcome Bolton Wanderers for the re-arranged FA Cup quarter final encounter at White Hart Lane with a semi-final place against Chelsea at stake.

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Spurs looking to secure Wembley visit

Tottenham Hotspur are looking to secure safe passage to the semi-finals and a trip to Wembley at the expense of Premier League rivals Bolton Wanderers.

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Would you rather a top four finish or fifth place and the FA Cup?

Which would you settle for? A chance to secure a spot in next season's Champions League or settle for a place in the Europa League, but an FA Cup in the trophy cabinet? It is a question that has dogged Tottenham fans for months and while many have their opinions, To the Lane and Back gives you their highly esteemed opinion.  

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