Would foreign investment be a good thing for Spurs?

It is looking more and more likely that Tottenham are going to become privatised once again in the foreseeable future. Having floated on the AIM Stock Market for the best part of a decade, the latest revenue figures make for interesting reading for all those affiliated with the club.

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Sportswear giant Nike are hot favourites to sign a £10m-a-year deal with owner Mike Ashley to sponsor Newcastle United's ground.

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Saturday Morning Round Up@ Wenger rules out Henry move, Italy chase Tevez, Neil Warnock, France, Madrid legend plus more

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has ruled out signing Gunners legend Thierry Henry on loan.

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The Answer To United's Midfield Problems Could Be Seydou Keita

Over the last couple of months we have had a quite a few articles on our website to do with Manchester United’s midfield. In particular the one problem area that our writers have been on focusing on is the team’s lack of strength in the heart of midfield.

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Careers reassessed: Steve Finnan

With some jobs, you can be as good at them as you like but you will never get any type of recognition. Quite the opposite in fact; its only when you screw things up quite horrendously does any attention come your way. Examples of this fact include nuclear safety inspectors, drummers and full backs.

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Spurs going private is a good thing

It was announced yesterday that Spurs have posted revenue figures over almost £120m and, as a result, could see the club delist from the AIM Stock Market in a move to help boost their chances of securing the necessary financial backing for the Northumberland Development Project.

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Who is England's right man

In recent years, the right-back spot for England has been predominantly monopolised by one of the finest full-backs of his generation, Gary Neville.

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Should Kyle Walker be England's starting right back?

It's nice when a Spurs player gains international recognition. An honour to play for ones country while, when a player in the current performs exceptionally well on the grand stage, it's nice to sit back, enjoy and, with a smug grin, tap the person next to you and joyfully announce 'that player plays for my team'.

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Once Dembele goes, the rest could too...

If you’re a Portsmouth fan, you know the threat Tottenham pose to your team.

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10 things we have learnt this weekend

England can win ugly and we should enjoy it:

Only 48 hours have passed since England beat the world champions, (I repeat, the WORLD CHAMPIONS) and already we have seen the national press roll out such empty platitudes as “Room for improvment” or “ 5 things England must learn”.

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What to do with Redknapp, now the trial is set

So it finally came to the light of day that Harry Redknapp faces trial for tax evasion on the 23rd of January. Previously, rumours had only been doing the rounds on the Interweb as the Fleet Street Elite were banned from commenting on the story in hand. But, as of 2.30pm on Saturday, it was ruled that the injunction surrounding Redknapp's, APPARENT, tax problems would finally come to fruition.

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An international break only calls for a recap

As it’s the International break, it seems to be the right time to reflect the Premier League season so far and all its surprise packages, good or bad.

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#scottparkerfacts

Scott Parker is a mans man. The England midfielder is the type of boy any girl would take home to meet her mother. The kind soul that would help an elderly lady swap a tyre round on the side of a road and one that would happily do so in the pouring rain. Therefore, some research has been doing some research and after trudging through Twitter for minutes upon minutes, below are the best Scott Parker facts that we have found. Enjoy!

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International break? It's the 10 game season review!

The international break is the most boring two weeks in the history of man. Back in the day, England playing used to be one of the greatest days on any football fans calendar but is now met with moans and groans about a dreaded fortnight of nothing to keep supporters "entertained". Without Spurs on our beloved television, it's a long and painful mid-season break, and one that brings the risk of injury to a number the clubs top stars while adding two more pointless encounters to an already hectic fixture list.

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Saturday Morning Round Up @ Liverpool close in on teen, Blue Square Survey, Wenger set for clear out

Liverpool are closing in on the signature of Swiss teenage striker Nicholas Hunziker from FC Basle.

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