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  • Sun, 19 Jan 2025 16:38:48 +0000: Everton 3-2 Tottenham: Premier League reaction – as it happened - Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian

    Everton held off a late fightback from Tottenham to earn a crucial 3-2 win at Goodison Park

    The Premier League table at the start of play

    This is a cracking read on an underrated player who marked one of the all-time greats out of a Champions League final

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  • Sun, 19 Jan 2025 16:33:55 +0000: Everton sink Tottenham with first-half blitz to give David Moyes first win - Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian

    The defiance came far too late. Whether it was the two goals that gave a glimmer of respectability to Tottenham’s latest defeat or Ange Postecoglou’s belief in his ability to arrest a decline, the sight and sound of their fightback was futile. Spurs were the gift that ­Everton and David Moyes needed.

    The final scoreline flattered the losing side. Everton – a team that had scored 15 league goals all season before Spurs arrived – were three up at half-time and lamenting the fact it wasn’t six. Spurs were abject in every regard. They improved after the break, though only after Dominic Calvert-Lewin could have made it four and not enough to prey on Everton’s fragile confidence until Richarlison poked home in the 92nd minute. This was no spirited recovery from a team without a win in six Premier League games. This was unacceptable, even accounting for the lengthy injury list that Postecoglou highlighted afterwards.

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  • Sat, 18 Jan 2025 08:00:20 +0000: Basic humanity is missing in social media free-for-alls that beset football | David Hytner - Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian

    Depressing abuse suffered by Kai Havertz, his wife, and Tamworth’s Chris Wreh is representative of wider problem

    Kai Havertz was braced for the criticism from the pundits, starting with those on TV and extending to the army of them in the pubs and front rooms across the United Kingdom; across the world, really. Like most footballers, the Arsenal forward accepts it. He knows that he belongs to a performance culture, even if it grates when the former professionals who have previously worn the shirt pile in with stuff that is surely a little too constructive. Where is the line? It is the question that pounds.

    It would be crossed grievously after Arsenal’s FA Cup defeat by Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. Havertz had suffered, missing two clear chances and the decisive kick in the penalty shootout. He had also won a controversial penalty during normal time, which was missed by his teammate Martin Ødegaard and surely provoked United’s official X account into tweeting about “justice” when it was all over. That went into the mix, too.

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  • Fri, 17 Jan 2025 22:30:08 +0000: Ange Postecoglou backs Spurs’ young stars to lead club through ‘tough spot’ - Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian
    • Absences means manager is relying on younger talent
    • ‘These guys have embraced the challenge’

    Ange Postecoglou has backed his young players to show the leadership required to get Tottenham through their current “tough spot” in the Premier League.

    Spurs have won just once in their past six league matches and are currently 14th. Postecoglou continues to insist the club’s injury crisis is unlike any he has experienced in his career before, with Ben Davies the only member of Spurs’ sick list likely to be available for selection against Everton on Sunday. But the Australian believes his team will be stronger if they can find a way through their current adversity.

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  • Thu, 16 Jan 2025 18:00:06 +0000: In Ange we trust? Why Spurs should risk potential failure and back Postecoglou | Max Rushden - Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian

    Critics misunderstand the Australian’s past achievements and would be better off directing their ire at Daniel Levy

    In the buildup to the north London derby the former Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson repeated a line that almost every pundit/journalist/fan has used this season: “With Spurs, you don’t know what you’re going go get.” The trouble is it feels increasingly – especially in the league – that you know exactly what you’re going to get.

    Wednesday night appeared entirely predictable. Watching two great young prospects, Djed Spence and Archie Gray, play the ball to each other, slowly but surely progressing it backwards towards their own corner flag before giving away possession/a throw/a corner with almost no other options, seemed like a very limited and dispiriting choose your own adventure.

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