A scouting report of the Portuguese midfielder over a three game span in March 2026
The North London Derby. That’s all you really have to say. No other sequence of words can evoke the emotions of hate, joy, and fear so deeply within the souls of both Spurs and Arsenal fans. Unfortunately for the Lilywhites, the recent one-sidedness of this affair, as well as the off-season signing of a player in Tottenham’
Roller coasters are thrilling until you reach a certain age. There comes a point when the twists and turns made by the mechanical beast start to cause stomach-churning nausea instead of butterflies of joy. After the fortnight experienced by the Spurs, the amusement value for many fans obsessed with the cockerel crest is taking a similar decline. The last
The UEFA Champions League rounds are coming at us fast, as this week’s match-ups mark the halfway point for the League Phase. Four of the top five teams at the top of the table square off in this round, and by the unluckiness of the draw, those two games are on the same day during the same window.
Waking up and seeing Tottenham Hotspur sitting third in the Premier League table can feel like you never really woke up at all. Yet, after a better-than-expected result out of Merseyside, here we are. The first battle between Everton and the North London squad at the Blues’ new digs did not disappoint. And how could it when you
Rodrigo Bentancur’s fifth-minute goal against Aston Villa, while only a handful of days ago, couldn’t feel more like a distant memory after watching 90-plus minutes of whatever the Tottenham Hotspur collectively called an offense during their latest UEFA Champions League match versus Monaco. A scoreless draw was the most that supporters could hope for, and this
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