December 2009

Language English Another chastening defeat last weekend has highlighted the many flaws from boardroom to pitch at Tottenham, writes Unibet columnist Iain Macintosh... Poor Tim Sherwood never stood a chance. Tweet […]

Language English Can Atletico Madrid hold off the challenge of AC Milan to reach the quarter-finals of the Champions League? Steve Jennings has all the vital match stats... Tweet […]

Language English Arsenal won 2-0 at the Allianz Arena last season. Will lightning strike twice? Steve Jennings has all the pre-match stats... Tweet […]

Language English The annual Cheltenham Festival gets underway on Tuesday, and we at Unibet are excited to be covering the event comprehensively for the first time with our new racing platform. Tweet […]

Language English The annual Cheltenham Festival gets underway on Tuesday, and we at Unibet are excited to be covering the event comprehensively for the first time with our new racin Tweet […]

There were many depressing moments in Saturday's 4-0 defeat at Chelsea, but for me it was the sight of two central defenders leaving the pitch that was the most upsetting. Spurs started with three centre-backs in the starting lineup, with Jan Vertonghen slotting in at left-back alongside a central partnership of Michael Dawson and Younes Kaboul. By the […]

Another week, another humiliating capitulation to a top-four Premier League club. The gulf in class between Spurs and the four teams above them is far bigger than their league positions suggest. Can anyone really still believe Spurs are worthy of a Champions League place? Does a football team with serious aspirations have a goal difference of zero with nearl […]

This almost entirely self-inflicted defeat to Chelsea has such an air of familiarity about it that I'm tempted to just find an old BBC match report from a decade ago and change the names. If there is anyone reading this who has seen that Chelsea won 4-0, clocked the scorers but are still in the dark as to just who provided the assists, it was Jan Verton […]

When you have good players and a kind fixture list on your side, results can go a team's way even when it is not playing well. A very poor Cardiff was beaten at the weekend thanks to a smart ball from Emmanuel Adebayor and an instinctive finish from Roberto Soldado. It was a moment of cohesion between two talented players on a day when Spurs were abysma […]

The season becomes ever-more confusing for Tottenham. Sunday's victory over Cardiff keeps Spurs well-placed to take advantage of any slipups from the four teams above them. That Arsenal appear most likely to be the one to wobble only adds to the anticipation. And yet it's hard to remember a season in which Spurs have played so consistently poorly. […]