da gbg bet： It was another weekend to forget for Tottenham after their FA Cup final dreams were extinguished at the weekend. The Blues fired another shot to Spurs’ morale which continues to ebb away with every passing game. Even referee Martin Atkinson’s ghost goal blunder couldn’t mask the fact that Harry Redknapp’s men were comprehensively beaten by their London neighbours and knows his players require a lift if they are to fulfil their ambitions of Champions League football next season. Clinging onto fourth will be tough with Newcastle breathing down their neck and a run of two wins from their last eight but Redknapp is confident his side can hold on and secure qualification to Europe’s elite club competition. Anything less and their season will be considered a failure.
da esport bet： This week on FFC a certain Chelsea fringe player has been linked with a move to North London whilst the debate over referees lingers on instigated by the incident at Wembley on Sunday.
Best of FFC
The TEN ‘possible transfers’ that could turn Tottenham into contenders
The Curse Of The Loan Move
Referees Would Have A Better Reputation If Fans Knew The Rules
Caption Competition: Spurs and Chelsea enforcers don’t see eye to eye
Have Tottenham simply paid the price here?
Levy’s real transfer battle this summer?
Liverpool And Spurs on transfer alert as contract talks stall
Spurs on standby as Chelsea offer one last deal
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Best of WEB
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On The Defensive – Harry Hotspur
Siege mentality and smelling salts – Dear Mr Levy
Humpty Dumpty: Did he fall or was he pushed? – Spurs musings from Jimmy G2
Spurs and Wembley. Nice Day, Shame About The Football – Tottenham on my Mind
This drum has no beat- Dear Mr Levy
Check the bath water before you throw it out. – Spurs musings from Jimmy G2
Surely £30M Will Only Make Daniel Levy Chuckle? – Transfer Tavern
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Quote of the Week
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“The English league is by far the toughest in the world. I can judge that personally. The Premier League is stronger than Spain. In Spain, Barcelona
and Real Madrid could have a tough match when they visit the teams at the bottom of the table. But that’s because every Spanish club has a couple of good individual players.
“In England all the away games are difficult due to the pace, power and working spirit from the first minute until the last. At the away game at Stoke I thought about walking off the pitch after 25 minutes. They didn’t do anything but bashing, tackling and using the long ball. Totally not my style, but they are getting results with it.
“In Europe the Spanish and not the English clubs are ruling. But for me that just confirms what I said. The intensity in England is so big; they ask a lot of you.” Rafael Van Der Vaart admits the Premier League is the toughest in the world
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Match Highlights