Can Tottenham Be Stronger Without Gareth Bale?

The impending news of Gareth Bale's transfer to Real Madrid is the worst kept secret of the past month. Although numerous reports have been denied by Daniel Levy, Florentino Perez and the player himself, it would be remarkable if he actually ended up playing for Tottenham this season after all the speculation. If, then, the news that we are all expecting to hear is finally announced to the world and made official, what would be the best way for Spurs to reinvest the money and which positions require the most attention?

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8 Things Tottenham Fans Should Know About Paulinho

With Tottenham opening their season with a 1-0 win this weekend, we take a look at one of their new recruits - Paulinho.

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Tottenham man in need of first-team football (Video)

Tom Huddlestone could be on the move this summer, but just how would leaving Spurs affect the midfielder’s career?

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What Can Tottenham Fans Expect From Roberto Soldado? (Video)

At the age of 28 it is fair to say that Roberto Soldado has had to battle to gain the recognition that he deserves as one of the best strikers in Europe. After joining Real Madrid at the age of 15 he has not had an easy ride to the top and was never really given a chance at the historic club. But can Tottenham get the best out of him and make a genuine title challenge?

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Is Gareth Bale really worth the money? Should Tottenham sell up? (video)

It looks as though the Gareth Bale transfer rumour to Real Madrid is going to last until the window closes at the end of August. Media reports claim that an apparent £80m offer was refused by Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy, who then stated that the Welshman was absolutely not for sale.

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Europa League again for Tottenham man - for now

Gareth Bale will grace the Champions League once again.  The question is: When?

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Spurs boss has a decision to make

I would imagine that being in charge of Tottenham Hotspur would be one of the more trying managerial roles in the football sphere.

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Fernandinho v Paulinho - The battle of the Premier League new boys

Two highly rated Brazilians have arrived on English shores this summer with Fernandinho and Paulinho joining Manchester City and Tottenham respectively – so who has got the better deal?

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Why Scott Parker should move on from Tottenham to end his career in style (video)

At the age of 32 Scott Parker is moving into the latter stages of his career and after several difficult injury problems Parker is not the player he once was.

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Why Premier League clubs should act now if they are planning a managerial change

Mike Ashley has moved on to page five of his how not to run a football club manual and appointed Joe Kinnear as the director of football at Newcastle.

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Was losing out to Tottenham a blessing in disguise for Liverpool?

 

Tottenham fans are a pretty black and white bunch by nature. They worship Bale, always have, even supporting him through the “jinx” phase.

They immediately adored van der Vaart even when it became

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Spurs not signing Colombian forward

 

Incredibly the agent of Porto Striker Jackson Martinez has denied claims that there has been any contact from Tottenham in relation to the player.

This would validate hitherto unsubstantiated reports that

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Tottenham ready to raid Porto

For Porto it might just be time to start battening down the hatches and going into hibernation, given that they have already lost two of their key players and the transfer window has only just creaked open.

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Damiao dampens Spurs' hopes

It would seem Tottenham might already be feeling the impact of narrowly missing out on Champions League football, with ESPN Soccernetreporting that long term target Leandro Damiao clearly rates them as second choice.

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A detailed look at what would have happened to Spurs if Gareth Bale had left last summer

One debate that has reached almost clichéd proportions in recent months is the characterisation of Tottenham as a one-man team – that one man, of course, being Gareth Bale. Spurs tasted the ultimate disappointment on the last day of the season, being beaten to fourth place by Arsenal, but it was only Bale’s last minute winner against Sunderland that left Arsenal needing those three points at Newcastle. So how much lower than fifth would they have finished without Gareth Bale’s 26 goals?

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