@FormallyRicky@AlasdairGold Spurs have fans in Australia. Considering the ticket prices, it's a shame that we can't see our top players make an appearance
@Lovesick455@InvertTheWing 3 Premier League Golden Boots, 1 FIFA World Cup Golden Boot, 3 Bundesliga top-scorer titles, 1 Champions League top-scorer award, 1 Euro 2024 shared top-scorer award, and 1 DFB-Pokal top-scorer award.
@JimOhSoSpurs Great post. Thank you. Here is a good article on the positive financial implications of the recent academy transfers #thfc#coys
https://t.co/fBUEBCKWmn
@AlanRichar6162 It is funny seeing "Tottenham" and "Logic" next to each other without a "not" nearby. It's great when there is actually good logic applied to a reply to a silly post.ππ
@SkyCricket As an Aussie cricket fan, I take no joy in McCullum leaving Test cricket. He made English cricket exciting and made The Ashes a compelling contest. Our Test cricket is stronger when opponents provide real competition. Thanks @Bazmccullum and @benstokes38; you'll be missed.
@blank_1882@wiggycoys How could we not? Sell high. Thank Cuti for his service. He's a legend and I'll follow him as I did Bale and Kane. Onwards and upwards
@AlanRichar6162@AliceTalksFooty Who cares how much is spent? When clubs don't spend money they're slammed for lack of ambition. If they spend money people question the value!
If these deals go thru it'll be good for Man U. As a Spurs fan I'd prefer our new players.
@DjedSpence@SpursArmyTweets@England Fantastic gameπͺπΎπͺπΎ. I can't wait to see you in back in a Spurs shirt. Well, maybe I can wait another week or so.
@InvertTheWing I agree. Djed got the chance to play in the World Cup on the back of strong performances in a poor team and in an environment where he was not wanted for quite a while.
He's a role model for tenacity and great mental strength.
I hear Djed wants to stay at Spurs. I hope so.