Oh When The Spurs Go Marching In no thanks to Howard Webb who is shocking we should of had two penalties and he should be looked in to for corruption
Two times Wales international Gareth Bale was taken down in the box today and was denied a penalty by Howard Webb,Webb is like a thorn in the [...]

I thought we were fantastic in the first half. We played some great football and deserved our 2-0 advantage at the break. We ground it out in the second half when we had to and overall I was delighted with the performance and the attitude of the lads.

Tottenham Hotspur chairman, Daniel Levy, is having a hard time looking for a new sponsor for their shirt for their 2010/2011 kits. Their contract with Mansion expires with the 2009/2010 kits.
Charles Sale reports in the Daily Mail:
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will have to reduce radically his ambition to find a £10million-a-year shirt sponsor for next [...]

Official Club News:
Peter Crouch insists we can’t look past Fulham in the FA Cup as fans start dreaming of another visit to Wembley.
We face the Cottagers in a quarter-final replay at White Hart Lane on Wednesday, March 24 after Saturday’s initial tie finished goalless at Craven Cottage.
The winners of the replay are at Wembley for [...]

Further to many Capello outbursts, new rules for the England squad that involve WAGS being banned from South Africa news is just in that Peter Crouch has now come out stating: “No marriage this summer. The World Cup is the most important thing.”. It’s just another shocking addition to the straight laced modern day [...]

We feel sorry for the WAGS at the moment. Not only are some of them having to face rumors of their partners’ cheating, they are also facing a lonely summer as their footballers are announcing that “football comes first!”
Peter Crouch has now come out stating: “No marriage this summer. The World Cup is the most [...]

Well I would have settled for a draw beforehand – that it was such a memorable, high-octane, pulsating spectacle of a game was a bonus. As against Bolton in the last round, the AANP view is that our opponents have blown their best chance of victory by failing to beat us on their own [...]

‘Arry might already have the world’s largest backroom staff, but at the moment the most useful person to have snuggled up between Joe Jordan Kevin Bond might be Florence Nightingale. Instead, we appear to have hired Darren Anderton’s personal physician. Lennon, Bentley, Hudd and even the Lord of all things Sideways and Backwards are [...]

My last post has been so well received, I’ve finally found the level of my audience – urine and toilets. So that’s the future for TOMM…
Back to football and our vital cup quarter final away to Fulham. Something new to preview this week, an injury crisis. One day you’re knee deep in midfielders (oh dear, [...]

We take a look at the mid-week international friendlies.

If only home life and work did not get in the way of blogging, the world would be a better place….
So having entertained a group of fellow professionals from the Czech Republic today, which in the process developed my skill of looking really quite absorbed as someone gabbles away at you for five minutes in [...]

As I’m away for the weekend, thought I’d post the Spurs-Everton preview nice and early…
Confusion hath made its masterpiece here at AANP Towers. Are we back on track, or is this just a fleeting break from the woes of 2010? Sunday’s game should help clarify a situation that has become rather confusing for legions of [...]

Couldn’t  get on WordPress this morning, so here is the delayed report. Just so you know, I got up early for this….
Thanks to everyone who popped down to Pav’s Cafe in Westgate yesterday in response to my match preview. I wasn’t able to make it myself, work commitments, you know how these things go. If [...]

It was just like old times, those sepia-tinged, heady days of late-summer 2009, when rubbish teams would traipse up to the Lane and be promptly destroyed, with our heroes requiring nothing beyond second gear. From the outset the only worry last night was that we might fail to turn domination into goals, but merrily this [...]

It’s a chipper and optimistic AANP that will go traipsing along the High Road tonight. While it is too early to bleat on about our name being on the Cup, having done the hard part of emerging unscathed from the Reebok stadium our name really ought to be in the Quarter-Final draw without too many [...]

Well we can postpone work on those “Sack ‘Arry” placards for the time-being at least. With a maturity that even they themselves probably did not realise they possessed our heroes adapted to the conditions better than the other lot, made better chances and saw out the game with consummate professionalism. While I braced myself for [...]

Just picking an entirely arbitrary number, it’s AANP’s (by no means exhaustive) nine-point wish-list for this afternoon’s trip to Wigan…
1. Same Old Same Old From Gomes

Watching l’Arse goalkeeper Lucas Fabianski pass his Three Stooges audition with flying colours this week gave a pleasant reminder that, for all our problems at the other end, between the [...]

Sports Illustrated Magazine recently released some candid photographs of four beautiful soccer WAGS who were bodypainted wearing the national colors of their respective countries.
The girls modeled include Bethany Dempsey (wife of US international Clint Dempsey), Melissa Satta (girlfriend of Christian Vieri), Sarah Brandner (girlfriend of Bastian Schweinsteiger) and Abbey Clancy (fiance of Peter Crouch).
Take a [...]

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