Tottenham transfer window round-up

The transfer window has slammed shut. The players at the club now are ones that Andre Villas-Boas will have to utilise until January, at least. But was it a successful summer for Spurs? Charlie McBride finds out. 

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Who can replace Luka Modric at Tottenham Hotspur?

With the transfer window dragging on, Spurs still find themselves in possession of Luka Modric. The diminutive schemer has been heavily linked with a move to Real Madrid and is expected to depart before September 1st. With that in mind, Daniel Lipman has statistically analysed the potential replacements. 

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A big week ahead for Tottenham Hotspur...

I started the Olympic Games drunk and ended it hungover. A fitting end, if you ask me.

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Gylf? What’s a Gylf? Oh, a Gylf

The news on Monday night broke that Tottenham Hotspur had, reportedly, agreed a €10m fee with Hoffenheim for Gylfi Sigurdsson, according to Bild.

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How much is Modric really worth?

Croatia’s opening Group C win over the Republic of Ireland highlighted one important facet; when Luka Modric is in the mood to play, he can most certainly play.

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Ramifications

*Pop*. With Didier Drogba’s winning penalty against Bayern Munich on Saturday night, that pop was the sound of Tottenham Hotspur’s Champions League dream ending.

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The summer....

Somewhat of a follow up to the yesterday’s season review; the summer is usually a dreaded time to be a Tottenham Hotspur fan.

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The weak link in the Spurs team

With Spurs high-flying in the Premiership, it is easy to see why they are being labelled as perennial title contenders. 11 games unbeaten, 10 of which were wins, sees the North Londoners in third place with the potential to rise above Manchester United into second. Therefore, To the Lane and Back has taken the opportunity to determine whether or not the starting XI actually has any weak links? 

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Would anything lower than third be a disappointment?

It sure was nice to wake up this morning and see Tottenham in third-place following the win over Villa. Even better was seeing that extra game in-hand over every team around us. With that in mind, a majority of Spurs fans have become confident that a top three finish is possible. With the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool all struggling for form and consistency, Spurs are currently the in-form team chasing a top four spot. But is that enough? To the Lane and Back assesses whether or not anything lower than a top three finish could be considered a disappointment. 

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Tottenham’s top five goals of the season so far

There have been some truly memorable goals at White Hart Lane over the past few years and this season has seen the club score some absolute beauties both home and away. To the Lane and Back will now look at our choices for the top five goals that have rippled the back of the net so far this season

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How are Tottenham Hotspur Received in the USA

It is a well known fact that Tottenham are slowly becoming of England's top teams. But what is the opinion on the other side of the pond? To the Lane and Back's newest writer Robert Smalley gives us an in depth review on to how football fans recieve Spurs in the USA

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Spurs best XI in full

There we have it, To the Lane and Back's best XI in full, playing a 4-2-3-1 formation which, this Spurs site believes, will bring out the best in each and every player.

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