Tottenham Hotspur Supporters "The Spur"

Farewell to legend Son Heung-min

Prem 2025/26 Season
Spurs 0 B'mouth 1
Xavi Simons joins Tottenham Hotspur. Compilation.

Full time. Second Half over. Bournemouth still in total control. Spurs shockingly inept, giving the Cherries free run of the park. Only Vicario saved the home side from a cricket score.

Spurs morning brew reaction.

In the first half, Bournemouth effectively snuffed out any Tottenham cohesion or intent, reducing the home side to zero shots.

Preview: "How Thomas Frank fixed Spurs" in just two games. Spurs home to Bournemouth (TBR Football) on Saturday.

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Prem 2025/26 Season: 1st Away day
Man City 0 Spurs 2
The roller coaster ride continues. From the massive downer of losing Eze as an addition to the Spurs line-up of talent, and of all people to Arsenal who blew him out as a kid, now we suddenly enjoy the intense high of another almost impossible to dare to believe away victory at the Etihad. We'll take it for sure.

Goals by Johnson (assist Richarlison) and Palhinha sink City
"Why Thomas Frank could be the best signing of the summer for Spurs (new link).

The Guardian: "City were just not allowed to enjoy any rhythm. Instead they were a discordant bunch who kept finding a Spurs player rushing up to undermine their composure."

Spurs Morning brew podcast.

Meanwhile Tottenham Hotspur's cockerel perched proudly atop the league table listings around the world for the brief time it took Arsenal to lambaste Leeds. But beating City on their patch (again) sure takes the sting out the Eze nightmare, though the alarm of the latter event remains an issue that will keep our brains blown for a while to come.

Bournemouth at home on Sat.

Prem 2025/26 Season opener
Spurs 3 Burnley 0
Stellar Kudus crosses from the right wing, brilliantly weighted, to set it up for former Everton striker Richarlison who shows he's still got the killer instinct. His former club must wish they'd been able to re-sign him for this new. Right now, he's a Spurs hero with that early season goal, and a superb partnership demonstrated between the two Tottenham talents.
Arse swoop to steal Eze from Spurs. Say what? Embarrassing.

Second half. Former Spur Kyle Walker, who received an ovation on appearing back at the Lane, is one of Burnley's players now causing the home side some serious problems, but it's Kudus and Richarlison combining again for a Brazilian Golazo!

A third, this time from Brennan Johnson, assist: Pape-Sarr

Ovation for "2 goal brace" Richarlison and Durham UK born Archie Gray who are subbed, and with minutes to go, a standing ovation for Kudus (pictured) - what a memorable league debut he just had for the Lilywhites. Great to see Spurs getting a clean sheet at the back, too.

Full time. Wow. What a start to the campaign. A bit more demanding in the second Prem game of this brand new season - away to Man City this upcoming weekend.

Super Cup 2025
PSG 2:2 Spurs (PSG win shoot-out)
Spursy is as Spursy does. But hey, its' PSG bro. Based on this outing, Thomas Frank looks like he knows what he's doing, but, when PSG needed to (and two!), they turned on the burners and fried the Lilywhites good 'n pwopa.

While The Spur predicts between a 7th to 9th place finish [unless we do some stunning transfer biz at the last minute. A lot fans would love to nab Palace striker Eze]. The Pitch Side also made some predictions a while back and discussed the Lilywhites outlook with a guest Spurs fan Danny Aarons the gamer.

Famous quote from somewhere on the (Aug 2025) pre-season web, reflecting the underwhelming THFC activity in the transfer window: "Nothing says Spurs like joy comes with suffering."

Super cup preview:
Seb Martin preview.

BBC's Sami Mokbel previews the match from the perspective of Thomas Frank and his approach to the THFC hot seat and his football management style in general.

Anyway, kick off just moments away, in Udine, Italy. The Spur will react after the last suds have been drained and this glorified friendly, dolled up as a "super cup", is over. Then, of course, the "real" season starts in only a few days with the illustrious Lilywhites hosting Burnley, only days away, (Sat, Aug 16) in north London's finest stadium.

Women's Euro Final 2025
England women vs Spain
For England!
The 3 Lions big final
Looking forward to the women's Euro final, only hours away. Stateside football enthusiasts abroad love our England (and Spurs) sides and are with you all the way, even from California. Should be a good 'un, with the lasses in some major spotlight for what is a very challenging match for them.
Result! Congrats to England - the Women's Euro 2025 Winners

At club level, Spurs have been late to the party regarding the women's game, seems the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City are way, way, ahead. But that does not diminish the support many of us THFC supporters give to the national side on a day like this. It's been a really interesting tournament so far, and (win or lose) may the Final be as good as the build up and it could be one of those life-long memorable events!

Spurs' Managerial Search
Let's be Frank,
Thomas is the man
All the best, Ange
Bees boss next
Ange was brilliantly true to his word of winning a trophy, which in turn, of course, propelled the Lilywhites into Europe's coveted top flight. But the league form was unacceptable, even with all the injuries, and, despite the likable Aussie manager being more flexible and creative (finally!) in the latter stages of the Europa Cup, it was too little too late to give him any real chance of convincing all but a romantic minority that we would have seen sufficient improvement in the upcoming campaign to avoid another serious league struggle, and getting relegated isn't on the bingo card of Tottenham Hotspur's future aspiration.

Fascinating season ahead.

The Spur's Europa Cup Final
Spurs triumphant
Magnificent day for THFC

Massive day for Spurs & Ange
Tottenham Hotspur 1
Manchester United 0
by Rob Francis Match highlights
May 21, 2025

Guardian: "Yet again, Postecoglou won in his second season at a club. For the first time since 2008, Spurs got their hands on a trophy."

"Man City, Liverpool, and Man Utd losing finalists in cup competitions all in the same season. Am I dreaming? And their victors Crystal Palace, Newcastle and Spurs between them ending a combined trophy drought of 250 years - who could have predicted that at the start of the season? Absolutely thrilled for all their fans." -- Aniyha, Guardian reader in comments on final premier week of 2024/5.

ESPN UK reacts.

What a goal-line clearance by Spurs defender Van de Ven to stop ManUre from equalizing.

Match highlights.

CBS Golazo has their 'final full [post match] show'.

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Pre-match
Evr1, an online poster to BBC Football replied in a recent comments section: "If Spurs win, in the press conference, Ange should walk in, put the Cup on the desk and say the trophy speaks for itself, then just walk out. Job done." Okay, good 'un, we'll see. The gaffer might add: "And so does keeping this football club from being relegated, mate. I saved you a few quid. And, while we're at it, I bloody got you into the Champions league!"

A Guardian article by David Hynter was headlined: "Postecoglou adamant work at Spurs is not done but sounds resigned to his fate."

But hey, let's not forget, media stop a minute, this is about our club, this is Tottenham Hotspur with a chance to a win a CUP! Less of the Ange wind-up.

And Manchester United are just as bad as us and so we have this shiny golden opportunity.

"Just imagine the atmosphere at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium if Tottenham lose (the final). Postecoglou walking out, I suspect he might not be in charge if he loses the final as that will be as toxic as anything." -- Chris Sutton [BBC Football]

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Final's on Horizon

Eintracht Frankfurt 0
Tottenham Hotspur 1
Europa Lge. Quarter Final
Holy smokes. Did this club need a performance and result like this? Abso-bloody-lutely! Thru the quarterfinals we merrily went and into the Semi's. Brilliant.

Given who the semi-final opponents we face are (no disrespect, the Norwegian club was impressive dealing with Lazio): Bodo/Glimt provide Spurs the plum opportunity to be one of the Finalists.

Second leg: To Dare is to Do. To Not Do is to Die. Or something. Whatever, Spurs did it.

Drawing at home 1:1 in the first leg left the Lilywhites with a daunting task in Frankfurt on a rainy Thursday in Germany. Spurs did it. A win away at Eintracht. Tottenham fans worldwide tuned in to catch this one and we're still buzzing, probably until the Forest game at least.

Switching topics here. The value of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium includes the name itself. "In regards to naming rights, in Spurs' most recent accounts/annual statement, they found that having the stadium named after the club was actually more valuable to the brand than getting a sponsor for the stadium. I guess when Beyonce or whoever else posts about playing at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, that gives you a name recognition boost to those outside the football world." -- zo7034, poster on YT channel The Long Play.

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League match
That's 4 Ange!
Match of the season

Nov 23, 2024 [Season 2024/25]
Manchester City 0
Tottenham Hotspur 4
Peacock, NBC et al. @ 9.30a US/Pac.

Post Match: Holy smokes this was everything we hoped it would be under Tottenham Hotspur's Australian gaffer Ange Postecoglou, and indeed more than a wild dream. It happened! Incredible stuff from our keeper Vicario, performing near miracles, to the lads at the back, thru the midfield, and upfront. Vicario, Kulusevski, and two goal Madders arguably men of the match.

THFC keeper
Vicario
on top form
Meanwhile Man City seem to be affected by something and it could have a lot to do with their potential relegation regarding their alleged financial capers and the players wondering why bother when this all could count for nothing for us? Highlights.

Sky Sports: "Pep Guardiola suffered a fifth straight defeat for the first time in his managerial career as Manchester City's crisis deepened following an incredible 4-0 home defeat by Tottenham."

BBC Football: "It is City's worst home defeat since a 5-1 loss to Tottenham's north London rivals Arsenal in 2003."

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TOTTENHAM TURFIE'S PREDICTION: I guessed wrong with a bold 2:2 prediction, the four goals predicted all went to Spurs. I'm well chuffed.

League match
Spurs embrace a
brace of losses
Spurs 1:2 Ipswich
Diabolical
Nov 10, 2024 (Ssn 2024/25) by Tad Harsh
Tottenham Hotspur 1
vs Ipswich Town 2
US Live: USA channel & online

Reactions coming in. Before the match both Tottenham and Ipswich fans seemed convinced that Spurs would score four goals with the only question being if Ipswich would score 1 or 2 goals.

That only meant one thing: Spurs would struggle, completely lost at the back, meandering aimlessly around in the midfield, and the front end ghosting the underemployed Town keeper. Spurs would of course start the game like they had no idea what they were doing or where they were, concede a goal (twice in this case), burst briefly into action to attempt a bounce back, and ultimately fall flat on their faces (against a side that hadn't won a league game all season), which the home boys dutifully did. Truly lame.

Spurs are now back to losing ways, stumbling at Galatasaray and now at home to unfancied Ipswich. Ipswich. Ipswich. Ipswich. Ipswich. It was Ipswich. Ipswich. Ipswich. Ipswich. Ipswich. "Ipswich Town are a goin' down, allelujah!" Right?

Ipswich fan on the Fighting Cock "MCKenna is the real deal. And he outthought Ange. I think McKenna will be your manager in 2-3 seasons."

Preview:
Opposition supporters on Tottenham fan Chris's channel.

Already big news this weekend: Man City lose yet again.

We are Tottenham TV looks at likely line-up.