Tottenham Target Trophies! - Glenn Hoddle Story

[dannyck]

this is good mate, good start, good story, good layout, well done!

 

[JamieReed24]

wow they're good can I use them?

erm, don't know really cause i was kinda hoping for them to be something unique to my story mate. sorry.


thanks danny, glad you like. updatee coming soon.

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Young Guns Dominate Devils!​

With the first month of the 2009-10 Premier League season complete, the league sees Chelsea come out trumps and Tottenham narrowly behind after have a bright start to the season. Tottenham had a difficult opening to the month of September with a game against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Saturday 12th. This was sure to be a juicy encounter for the neutrals with the Red Devils bookies favourites for the match.​

Manchester United 2 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur​

20' Peter Crouch​

Man Of the Match

: Park Ji-Sung (Man Utd)​

Match Report​

A very tough game away from home for Hoddle's men which proved, however, to be a very stern test for the hosts. Tottenham saw the majority of the possession through-out the match and more chances than the home side also - but failed to put them away. A disastrous start for the visitors saw Park Ji-Sung slip in behind the defence, in the second minute, to latch onto a Giggs through ball and slot the ball past Gomes for the opener. The nerves of the big occasion then settled for Hoddle's players and they fought back level with a powering header from Peter Crouch, who towered above the United defence. Spurs then dominated the game but a lapse in concentration saw Rooney skip past the right-back and get a shot on Gomes' net unchallanged, scoring the decisive goal. Despite the away side dominating the rest of the match, they failed to convert and the points went to the home side. A very possitive performance however and will surely please the manager. ​

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Tottenham Hotspur 3 - 0 West Brom​

33' Peter Crouch

66' Wilson Palacios (Pen)

84' Ledley King

Wilson Palacios​

Man Of the Match

: Peter Crouch​

Match Report​

A brilliant team performance and a great bounce-back from heart-ache at Old Trafford. Peter Crouch continued his good form, showing good composure to slot the ball passed Carson when he found himself 1 vs 1 with the Albion keeper. ​

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Crouchy delirious with opener​

Crouch was then brought down inside the box, earning his side a valuable penalty kick - which was forcefully buried by play-maker Wilson Palacios to put the game out of reach for the visitors. Ledley King scored a header late on in the game to increase Spurs lead and all but win the 3-points for his team. A very confident showing from Hoddle's men which is sure to please the manager.​

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Wigan Athletic 0 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur​

6' Danny Rose

Vedran Corluka​

Man Of the Match

: Wilson Palacios​

Match Report​

The final league game of the month saw Tottenham travel to the DW Stadium. A good win for Hoddle's men in a tough away which saw Wigan, despite at home, park the bus and take a very defensive approach to the game. Young scarlet Danny Rose scored a powerful 30-yard drive early on in the match which all but sealed the points for Tottenham with Wigan reluctant to attack. ​

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Rose celebrates wonder-stike with his teammates.​

A very boring game in truth. Controversy late on, however, when Wigan's key man Maynor Figueroa saw a second yellow and was dismissed from the field of play. A strong performance at the heart of midfield from Palacios saw him earn himself the Man of the Match award.​

In a post-match interview, Tottenham manager Glenn Hoddle spoke the Daily Record newspaper. In response to a question asked regarding the manner in which Wigan approached the match Hoddle had this to say, ​

"In truth i find the defence approach taken by Wigan to be flattering! If they feel we are such an offensive threat that they have to park the bus at their home ground, that can only be a possitive for us and give confidence to our attacking players; knowing that they are feared by even strong teams in the fortress of their home-grounds!" Glenn Hoddle​

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In a press conference prior to Tottenham Hotspur's 3nd round Carling Cup tie away to league leaders Manchester United, Glenn Hoddle vowed to stick by his guns and field his younsters, despite United lining-up a full stength team. Hoddle stated that it was a big ask for the youngster's, even more so following the first teams defeat to the 'Red Devils' 10 days ago, but he also said that he had full faith in the lads and wished them well ahead of their game.​

Manchester United 2 - 3 Tottenham Hotspur​

50' Alessandro Gamberini

87' Romelu Lukaku

90+2' Michael Ballack

Gareth Bale​

Man Of the Match

: Alessandro Gamberini​

Match Report​

WOW! Lost for words. Perhaps the come back of the century? Their was definately first-half nerves for the youngsters with the home side going in at the break two goals to the good, following stikes from Dimitar Berbatov and Wayne Rooney. An inspiring half time team talk saw Spurs come out a completely different side. The away team gave themselves a glimmer of hope with an early goal in the second half coming from the head of the only first team player to start in defence for Tottenham, Gamberini, as he met the ball from a curling corner whipped in from young wing-back Gareth Bale. ​

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16-year-old Lukaku(the youngest player ever to play for Spurs, and to score for them for that matter) scored a late beauty, curled into the top left hand corner from the edge of the box. Tottenham then threw on some fresh, experienced faces, one of whom was United rival Michael Ballack, in an attempt to score a late winner. A gamble from the manager perhaps, but Hoddle didn't want to see the game go on any longer than necessary. A scramble in the United box in extra time saw substitute, Michael Ballack, poke in the ball from close range to win the match for the away team and confirm the teams advance into the next round. ​

After the match Tottenham manager Hoddle was over overwhelmed at the outcome of the match and lost for words. All he could say was, ​

"SUPERB!!!" Glenn Hoddle​

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The begining of the month saw Tottenham Hotspur manager Glenn Hoddle finalise a few deals on deadline day.​

Alphonse Areola :-​

A promising young 16-year-old goalkeeper, signed from Paris Saint-Germain for a mere £875'000. This is thought to be a great piece of dealing by the manager with the amount of potential the young lad has. Areola, only 16, has already seen first team football at the club, participating Carling Cup matches - finding himself up against World superstars like Wayne Rooney and Berbatov.​

Dodo :- ​

Another one for the future here with Dodo, 17-years-old, signing from Corinthians for £2'500'000. The player will join the club on the 1st of July 2010. This is thought to be a large price to pay for such a young player but Dodo is tipped to be one of the world's best in his prime.​

Kyle Walker :-​

Young defender Kyle Walker accepted an offer to go back to his previous clun Sheffield United on loan. Despite being newly signed for Spurs, manager Hoddle couldn't see Kyle getting much first team game time this season and thought he would benefit more from weekly appearances at Sheffield.​

Roman Pavlyuchenko :-​

Despite having a good pre-season Hoddle couldn't see Roman in his first team plans atalll this season with the likes of Defoe, Crouch and Soldado already upfront and so decided to loan out want-away striker Pavlyuchenko to Spanish outfit Valencia for a fee of £725'000 with the option to buy at any time for an undisclosed fee.​

Ben Alnwick :-​

Another player Hoddle couldn't see getting any game time and said that he couldn't even see the young keeper getting a game in the reserves and had therefore loaned the player out to Nottingham Forest for the season. Despite being a hot prospect for the club it is thought the young keeper could be heading out the door at the end of the season following the arrival of the very promising 16-year-old Areola.​

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* Spurs to play Wolves at Molineux on Tuesday 27rd October in the Carling Cup 4th round.​

-> Tottenham's Gareth Bale comes second in September Young Player of the Month Award.​

-> Club Player of the Month without-a-doubt goes to young attacking midfielder Danny Rose. The 19-year-old has secured his place in the starting line up and is one of Hoddle's first names on the team sheet each week. This young lad put in 100% every week at training and has very high, consistant performances every game! He has also scored a couple of very valuable goals for us, including the wonder-strike that saw us get all three points away to Wigan. What a month this young lad has had. Not far off his was in-form stiker Peter Crouch. ​

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***ALL COMMENTS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED! COMPLIMENTS OR IMPROVEMENT OR SIMPLY SAYING "I READ IT" - ALL ARE GREAT MOTIVATION FOR ME!


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[jthamrun]

Great story and layout mate cant wait for the next one!

 

[JamieReed24]

Thanks, update some time tonight probably!

 

[Jrddrkly]

Really enjoying this mate. You're doing an excellent job, real entertaining stuff, given me some ideas for my own Tottenham game I just started, thanks mate

 

[Elzy2010]

Incredable Story !! Well done mate

 

[JamieReed24]

Thanks for the comments guys, really motivating!

Good luck with your save Jrddrkly, if you need any pointers let me know, also are you doing a story on it? Or just the game?

 

[Crayth]

Great story, know what you're getting at with the 'comments' thing.. I got the same thing and I'll be following as I am also doing a story about Spurs, check my sig 'cote d'iovre' misleading I know

 

[JamieReed24]

Thanks man will do, odd name for a Tottenham story though lol.... interested to see why to be honest haha

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Glamorous Month for Glenn!​

With two months of the 2009-10 Premier League season complete, the league sees the Red Devils now out front with Tottenham still sitting comfortably in second place. A home game against newly promoted Newcastle United to start the month would surely see a Tottenham win..... or would it?!​

Tottenham Hotspur 5 - 0 Newcastle United​

4' Jermain Defoe

25' Tom Huddlestone

29' Jermain Defoe

32' Jermain Defoe

52' Jonas own goal​

Man Of the Match

: Jermain Defoe​

Match Report​

A 5-star display for Tottenham to kick-start the month and lift spirits in the dressing room with the lads. An outstanding display from in form striker Jermain Defoe saw him take home the match ball and a bottle of champagne for his Man of the Match award. ​

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To say a bit of salt in the wounds at the end of the game would be an understatement! An injury to star striker Defoe in the 88' would see him out for months and see his team suffer greatly with himself and Roberto Soldado out leaving only Peter Crouch and 16-year-old Romelu Lukaku to do the business up the top for Spurs.​

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Blackpool 1 - 4 Tottenham Hotspur​

37' Peter Crouch

45+1' Aaron Lennon

48' Peter Crouch

66' Marek Hamsik

Michael Ballack

Wilson Palacios​

Man Of the Match

: Peter Crouch​

Match Report​

Brillaint! Another dominating display from the lads but even better this time out with the game being played away from home soil and live on Sky Sports 1. The manager will be thoroughly pleased with Peter Crouch, stepping up to the plate with two key stiker out injured, bagging himself two goals and MOM. Another injury was worrying for the manager, however, with Niko Kranjcar being led off by the club medics just before the half time whistle. It is thought however that there is more than capable back-up in the squad to replace him. ​

Crouchy delirious with opener​

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Tottenham Hotspur 3 - 0 Stoke​

20' Joe Cole

48' Gareth Bale

90+1' Peter Crouch

Jonathan Woodgate

Tom Huddlestone

Younes Kaboul

Sebastien Bassong ​

Man Of the Match

: Peter Crouch​

Match Report​

This time out Spurs played host to resilient team Stoke only to find themselves in more of a boxing match; with the referee struggling to control the game at times and yellow cards being handed out like sweets. The game also saw Spurs defender Bassong taking an early bath following his dismissal from the field with two yellow cards to his name. There were some possitives for Hoddle however with a stong win against a tough team and another classy display from Englishman Peter Crouch. Another possitive for the manager is the manner in which the first goal was scored; with about 17 passes being made before German captain, Michael Ballack, slipped Joe Cole through to place a curling shot into the top left hand corner. Ya Beauty!​

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Liverpool 2 - 0 Tottenham Hotspur​

Man Of the Match

: Fernando Torres (Liverpool)​

Match Report​

Not much to say about this game, a tough away game but nevertheless a disappointing result for Hoddle's men. The players were specifically told at the tactics meeting on the night prior to the match to mark Torres tightly and never to let him out of their sites but yet the Spaniard bagged both of the home team's goals. Fair play to the lad, though, Spurs couldn't handle him.

After the game Hoddle had this to say, ​

"I have to say fair play to Fernando. The young lad is a footballing genius and i can only admire his talents and dream of someday seeing him in the white Tottenham jersey showcasing what he stands for under the floodlights at White Hart Lane!" Glenn Hoddle​

....Watch this space...​

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Tottenham Hotspur were to play Wolves, away from home, in the 4th round of the Carling Cup. On the face of the tie, it looks like an easy win for Spurs but with the gaffer adamant to showcase the clubs up and coming talent it could turn out to be harder than first expected.​

Wolves 3 - 4 Tottenham Hotspur​

47' Niko Kranjcar

68' Joe Cole

80' Roberto Soldado

119' Niko Kranjcar

Michael Dawson

Wilson Palacios​

Man Of the Match

: Niko Kranjcar​

Match Report​

Incredible! With the youngsters blatently feeling the pressure, 3 goals down after a mere 33 minutes, Hoddle knew in his mind some had to be done! Although very reluctant to do so, as he had told the youngsters he had full faith in them and it was still early in the first half, the manager replaced two of the young lads(Parrett and Bostock) with experience in the form of Niko Kranjcar and Wilson Palacios. Hoddle also switched about the formation in hope of a change. Come half time the score line hadn't changed, although there had been a vast improvement in the play. At half time the manager swapped another youngster, Romelu Lukaku, for the experience of Soldado. Kranjcar scored early in the first after a fine piece of interplay with Soldado, giving the away side a glimmer of hope perhaps. ​

Kranjcar celebrates his 1st.​

It may have taken a while but in the 68th minute Tottenham scored a second with a beautifully executed free-kick from flamboyant winger Joe Cole. The team then went to an overload style in an attempt to find an equaliser and complete the comeback. Spurs somehow found an equaliser through the foot of Roberto Soldado, coming with 10 minutes to spare. As both teams made a late attempt at winning the match the game became very stretched and truely exciting for the neutrals. With a stalemate at the end of 90 minutes to two sides found themselves going into extra time. Wovles made a few adjustments and brought on some fresh legs but unfortunately for Hoddle he had used his limit of three subs by the end of the first half. Early on in the first half of extra time, Wolves defender Stephen Ward carelessly saw a second yellow after protesting to the ref about an silly incident. Tottenham then continued to pile on the pressure and took advantage of the extra man, scoring the winner, with one minute left on the clock! An incredibly game to say the least! Also a fabulous performance from substitute Niko Kranjcar!​

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* Spurs to play Manchester City at home on Tuesday 1st December in the Carling Cup Quarter Final round.​

-> Tottenham's Peter Crouch picks up October Player of the Month Award.​

-> Spurs manager Glenn Hoddle also joined in on the act, winning manager or the month.​

-> Danny Rose comes second in the October Young Player of the Month for his efforts.​

-> Club Player of the Month undoubtedly goes to England stiker Peter Crouch for his outstanding performances and for stepping up to the plate when his club needed him most! An excellent month for the forward. Crouch also got his fair share of goals this month, some of which won very valuable points for his club. Niko Kranjcar comes second following a superb month for himself, the highlight of which had to be him single-handedly winning the 4th round Carling Cup tie against Wolves.​

 

[MadGunner]

Jeez. So many stories on this site, I only read three. Don't mind the others . This is brilliant mate, really crisp and neat. Please don't let it die. I really want to see Lukaka wreck in the Premiership.

 

[Meerkat_Arshavin]

:O This story should be on the top 10 on this site.

 

[JamieReed24]

Thanks guys, really appreciate the comments. they have inspired me to update so one will be on its way some time tonight!

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Hoddle Finds Fine Form!​

A short month for Tottenham in terms of fixtures on the calandar but a very demanding one nonetheless with three top class sides standing in their way...​

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Aston Villa 1 - 2 Tottenham Hotspur​

42' Michael Ballack

50' Roberto Soldado​

Michael Ballack

Ledley King​

Man Of the Match

: James Milner(Aston Villa)​

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Match Report​

A tough away game to start the month which was to prove an entertaining game for the neutrals and a stern test for either side, which Tottenham came out victors. A goal either side of half time for Spurs from Ballack and Soldado respectively was enough to see off, up and coming England star, James Milner's outstanding performance and goal a minute after the half-time break.​

Milner in top form as Villa fall to Spurs​

A food for thought, however, for the manager was the injury to flamboyant winger Joe Cole. ​

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Tottenham Hotspur 1 - 0 Arsenal​

33' Wilson Palacios​

Yoann Gourcuff

Sebastien Bassong ​

Man Of the Match

: Manuel Almunia​

Match Report​

A tough home game for Hoddle's men which saw both teams very reluctant to attack in fear of being caught on the counter attack. It was however Tottenham and Wilson Palacios who broke the deadlock when he sweety struck a half volley from the edge of the penalty area. ​

Palacios celebrate Torres style​

The sending off of Arsenal midfielder, Eboue, only ten minutes later saw Tottenham control the rest of the game with ease. Spurs however were unable to put away any of their further chances on goal with Arsenal goalkeeper Almunia in top form. Another injury worry for the manager with club captain Ledley King being added to the ever growing list.​

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Tottenham Hotspur 4 - 2 Chelsea​

19' Jermain Defoe

44' Jermain Defoe

65' Michael Ballack (Pen)

87 ' Roberto Soldado​

Tom Huddlestone​

Man Of the Match

: Jermain Defoe​

Match Report​

Tottenham ended the game with a fantastic win over sorry Chelsea. The champions visit to the league leaders at White Hart Lane was built up to be a truely juicy encounter and didn't fail to deliver with 6 goals and all the action a football fan could ask for. An early red card for Chelsea talisman Frank Lampard set the tone for the game and allowed the home side to dominate the game with the man advantage and quickly take full advantage of the situation, scoring a mere five minutes after the incident with Jermain Defoe rounding the keeper and putting the ball into the empty net.​

Defoe celebrates opener​

Chelsea's Saurez leveled the match ten minutes before half time only for Defoe to step up for his brace and give Spurs the lead again just before the half time whistle with a lovely passing move ending with a placed shot by Jermain into the bottom corner. Spurs then fully controlled the game for the whole of the second half, scoring two more goals in the process including a penalty casually dispatched by Ballack and a powering header from Soldado just before the end of the game. ​

A very convincing win for the manager and many positives to take from the match however Hoddle will be getting increasingly worried with yet another injury on the table and this time its a long term injury to goal machine Defoe. The injury is seen to be that bad that a date for return could not be confirmed.​

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-> Tottenham's Gareth Bale comes second, behind Citehs Boateng, in the November Young Player of the Month Award.

-> Michael Ballack also comes second, behind Bolton's Kevin Davis, in the November Player of the Month Award.​

-> Spurs manager Glenn Hoddle also joined in on the act, winning November Manager or the month.​

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[martinbissett]

wow this story is EPIC keep it up

 

[JamieReed24]

Domination in December!​

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Tottenham Hotspur were to start a very tough month in December with a home game against Manchester City in the Carling Cup Quarter Final. This was bound to be an exciting game. The question was however, would it deliver. ​

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Tottenham Hotspur 2 - 1 Manchester City​

7' Aaron Lennon

40' Gareth Bale​

Man Of the Match

: Alessandro Gamberini​

Match Report​

Two first half goals from Tottenham were enough to cancel out Adebayor's goal on the stroke of half-time and see them through to the semi-finals. A very tough encounter, and a feisty one with three injuries and plenty of bookings for the away side. A good win for Hoddle and another step towards perhaps lifting a piece of silverware this season. A late injury to rising star Danny Rose was rather worrying however.

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A difficult month with eight matches on the calander in the Premier League. How would it unfold?​

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Manchester City 1 - 2 Tottenham Hotspur​

51' Roberto Soldado

90+6' Roberto Soldado​

Man Of the Match

: Roberto Soldado​

Match Report​

Only five days later saw these two sides meet again but this time in the fortress of Eastlands. De'ja vu perhaps with another 2 - 1 for Spurs. This time however it was Citeh who took the lead in the first half through Tevez after barricading the defence with his bulldog like approach and putting a powerful shot past goalkeeper Drobny.​

A complete turn of fortunes in the second half however with Spurs dominating the game in all aspects and getting two goals through the brilliance of Roberto Soldado. The first just after the break, giving Hoddle's change of perhaps getting a point but deep into injury time(in Man Yoo time) Soldado popped up again to get the winner. Another good win for Hoddle's men.​

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Tottenham Hotspur 4 - 1 Wolves ​

21' Romelu Lukaku

25' Christophe Berra (own goal)

36' Romelu Lukaku

73' Romelu Lukaku​

Michael Ballack

Marek Hamsik​

Man Of the Match

: Romelu Lukaku​

Match Report​

For the second time this season Spurs put four goals past Mick's men with a scintillating display. Brilliant home win for Hoddle and his men and a very valuable three points. Romelu Lukaku put in a solid performance, ending his 426 minute goal drought prior to the match, and picking up the match ball and man of the match award for his efforts.​

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Bolton 2 - 2 Tottenham Hotspur​

12' Romerlu Lukaku

31' Roberto Soldado​

Man Of the Match

: Chris Basham (Bolton)​

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Match Report

A point won or two points dropped? Nevertheless a disappointing performance from the lads but credit has to go to Owen Coyle and Bolton for their efforts. The manager will be happy, however, with Lukaku, getting on the scoresheet two games in a row. Controversy at the end of the game as Bolton were given a debatable penalty which caused a confrontation in the tunnel between Hoddle and the referee. Tottenham defender Michael Dawson also suffered a severe knee injury in the last minute of the game.​

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Tottenham Hotspur 4 - 0 Sunderland ​

10' Michael Ballack

15' Roberto Soldado

39' Romelu Lukaku (Pen)

84' David Bentley​

Man Of the Match

: Alessandro Gamberini​

Match Report​

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An excellent home win for Hoddle's men with the highlight of the match being a 40-yard free-kick from Englishman David Bentley. Capello, i hope you were watching!​

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West Ham Utd 0 - 5 Tottenham Hotspur

13' Roberto Soldado

18' Roberto Soldado

28' Romelu Lukaku

82' Danny Rose

90+2' Aaron Lennon​

Roberto Soldado

Sebastien Bassong ​

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Man Of the Match

: Romelu Lukaku

Match Report​

Well... Hammers get hammered by five star Spurs. Performance of the season so far with a total demolition away from home. A brace from Soldado got Spurs off the mark before inform youngster Lukaku got himself on the scoresheet once again.​

Danny Rose came off the bench to get some match time following his injury only to score a 35-year screamer with his first touch of the ball. Lennon added a fifth in injury time.​

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Everton 2 - 4 Tottenham Hotspur​

57' Danny Rose

70' Niko Kranjcar

84' Joe Cole

90+5' David Bentley​

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Man Of the Match

: Tim Cahill (Everton)

Match Report​

Another tough away game saw Spurs travel to Goodison and come away with three points yet again following a confident 4-2 win. Disappointment for Hoddle however, conceding two poor goals.​

Rose celebrates yet another wonder-stike with his teammates.​

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The gaffer will, though, be very happy with the way in which his side conducted themselves having gone two goals down to claw back and score four goals unanswered. Hoddle will also be pleased with the return of Joe Cole, although an injury to Michael Ballack will have dampened his joys.​

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Tottenham Hotspur 2 - 0 Blackburn​

43' Yoann Gourcuff

80' Aaron Lennon​

Man Of the Match

: Aaron Lennon​

Match Report​

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A comfortable 2 - 0 victory, a cleansheet and all three points... surely the best Christmas present Hoddle got this year? Or maybe the Ferrari he bought himself? Either way a good win for Spurs to see them go into the New Year as the Barclays Premier League leaders!​

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-> Tottenham's Romelu Lukaku comes second, behind Blackburn's N'Zonzi, in the December Young Player of the Month Award.​

-> Romelu Lukaku also comes second, behind Chelsea's Didier Drogba, in the December Player of the Month Award.

-> Spurs manager Glenn Hoddle picks up Manager of the Month for December, winning it two months in a row.​

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Grr thats dead annoying, the post keeps adding spaces where i dont want them so i looks really gappy but oh well anyway,

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[toddzy]

Great update and great story mate liking the new idea of adding the kits, very original! Keep it going mate

 

[Zaiaz]

Mate i'm new on fm and your stroy is inspriring me to make my own!!!

 

[The Shots]

Top of the league, keep it up.

 

[Zaiaz]

Yerp started my Own story though not
a tottenham 1 because it won't be anywhere as good as yours if you want
you can check mine out... From Russia to
win-a Chelsea fc story, you know how much motivation helps

 

[JamieReed24]

Thanks guys, yea will do Zaiaz, hope you continue to follow.

 

[MadGunner]

Lukaka! He was on a goalscoring tear for a little while