Together wherever we go 🇺🇸
Xavi surprised our Boston Spurs Supporters’ Club this weekend, while in the United States for a training camp as he recovers from his ACL injury 🤍
Check out the gallery on the official Spurs app ⤵️
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Matheus Fernandes has two yellow cards in three games…
He made ZERO contact with his opponent in both challenges. Barely even came close to touching them
He’ll get suspended for a game probably, and it will be complete bollucks
This DJed Spence pile-up needs to stop.
Ok, you think he shouldn’t have been picked. But the Congo goal was not on him, he correctly had to cover middle after CBs went walkabout.
It was his long busting run to earn a foul which got England going, and never hid.
Scapegoat.
🗣️ Jurgen Klopp to MagentaTV on Jonathan Tah's disallowed goal. "If the goal is illegal, then Arsenal won't be English champions. They've scored 60 percent of their goals that way."
Seattle was a very cool World Cup city. Walkable, which I think is maybe a big thing at this tournament. people on the streets, fans mixed together. And an obvious, beautiful epicentre on the waterfront, next to Pike Place market. Loved it
Spurs are in advanced talks with Mateus Fernandes as they rival Manchester United for the West Ham midfielder. Fernandes is one of Tottenham's top targets, as exclusively revealed.
West Ham seeking £80m-£85m, around double what they paid to Southampton.
An incoming £90m shareholder cash injection is likely to leave West Ham in a stronger negotiating position.
Manchester United are also in talks with both Fernandes and West Ham.
Spurs are also rivalling Manchester City for Sandro Tonali.
And Spurs, Manchester United and Arsenal all have Alex Scott on their radar, who Bournemouth hope signs a new deal.
Movement expected now in the next days/weeks on all fronts as clubs enter into the new financial year.⚒️