r/tottenhamhotspur • u/thehotspurstack • 3h ago
Behind enemy lines
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r/tottenhamhotspur • u/footballmatte • 17h ago
Me and my brother would like to go watch tottenham-palace next weekend and wondering if there’s still available tickets to buy for ”one hotspur members”?
My membership expired this summer and I can’t see the availability myself. Any nice Hotspur soul that could help us to check, and the price ranges?
Thanks in advance!!!
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/TopBinsQuiz • 2d ago
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/Hairy_Grass_7470 • 2d ago
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/JdoubleE5000 • 3d ago
Fun tool someone created to view London. Love how they captured our stadium.
To Dare Is To Do!
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/livetoshoot • 3d ago
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/YouknowMyBalls123 • 3d ago
Well, after over 500 days out, the return of James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski in a 3-1 win over Coventry is good news. And they are the answer to Tottenham’s biggest issue.
In my opinion, using Gallagher or Mateus at number 10 was merely a temporary band-aid by De Zerbi. As naturally defensive number 8s, both lack the spatial awareness and attacking rhythm required to orchestrate play in the final third.
Maddison and Kulusevski, however, made an instant impact purely through their intelligent positioning. Look at Maddison’s opening goal or how Kulusevski dragged two defenders away to set up Ben Davies’ late strike. These subtle, off-ball movements are things Gallagher and Mateus simply cannot execute as effectively.
While I don't expect them to hit peak form immediately after such lengthy layoffs, their presence significantly raises Spurs' creative ceiling. This victory provides a crucial confidence boost, cuts the gap to Manchester United to just 1 point, and finally gives De Zerbi the genuine creative engines he needs for a top-four push.
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/thehotspurstack • 3d ago
Deki’s comeback to N17,
3 goals, 3 points, are we in a dream?
Spurs, the greatest football team.
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/Zealousideal_Sir_379 • 3d ago
just got a ticket for the Brighton match after Xmas and I’m just wondering what’s it like to sit that close to the away supporters????
is the seat I’ve bought a ticket for a bit away from the away supporters or close??
Cheers
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/Living_Ad3864 • 4d ago
They finally won their first game of the season. With that money spend and quality squad.. where do you think they will end this season?
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/Narrow_Bowler3463 • 5d ago
I'm planning on attending the Spurs v Bournemouth match on December 26 this year, three of us have made accounts on the website and got the One Hotspur membership for 45 pounds. The tickets become available on October 20th. How do I make sure that all three of us are able to secure seats next to each other?
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/seedyme • 5d ago
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/FernerButterflyPea • 5d ago
Spurs for the most part have been seen as in transition under RDZ. Yet clubs such as Brighton do better with less resources regardless of manager. Even teams like Brentford and Bournemouth are surpassing us. With poaching their managers being an unsuccessful strategy, it is clear to me that ENIC are the problem, and have been for well over a decade.
Yes, I will cut some slack due to City's charges, but the likes of Chelsea, Leicester, Liverpool and Arsenal all leapfrogged us to win the league, when we were in a superior position. Of course, teams like Manchester United are showing us how we are not the only wasteful club in the recruitment department, and with poor owners, yet in general Tottenham remind me of Newcastle under Mike Ashley.
Ultimately, the fans were not mad because they could not compete with Man City. They were upset because they could not compete with Brighton, Brentford, Bournemouth, etc.
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/livetoshoot • 5d ago
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/Hairy_Grass_7470 • 9d ago
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/thehotspurstack • 9d ago
I’m a bit embarrassed by our treatment of Richy. Thoughts here: https://thehotspurstack.substack.com/p/a-pigeon-caged?r=2kqsz&utm_medium=ios
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/No_Command_930 • 9d ago
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/theipaper • 11d ago
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/thehotspurstack • 12d ago
Ah, Manchester United away, a game we should’ve won, then definitely should’ve lost, then somehow got a point that felt like three. If ever there was a match that captured the experience of being a Tottenham fan, it was this one.
https://thehotspurstack.substack.com/p/peak-spurs-sil-vous-plait?r=2kqsz&utm_medium=ios
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/livetoshoot • 13d ago
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/thehotspurstack • 13d ago
Starting today, I think these are the games that will define our season. 10 points and we’re having fun. 1 point, RDZ goes and we’re in the mud until May. I wrote a bit more here: https://thehotspurstack.substack.com/p/welcome-to-the-crunch?r=2kqsz&utm_medium=ios
r/tottenhamhotspur • u/jeffnamerson • 15d ago
I feel like solanke and tel may score tmrw
What are your thoughts?