Ex Spur thread
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Get well soon.
Stephen Clemence will be co-caretaker at Sheffield Wednesday (alongside not-an-ex-Spur Steve Agnew) until Steve Bruce takes over on 1st February
Neil Warnock talks **** about Spurs after they tonk Cardiff 3-0
Cardiff knocked out of FA Cup by a team containing a Spurs loanee
Warnock's ex-club Sheffield United knocked out of FA Cup by team with former Spurs youngster
I like to think it's the butterfly effect ruthlessly spreading throughout his CV...
Domino effect, everything he has touched historically falls over in one foul swoop.
As it turns out the list goes on a little longer than that...
Rotherham get tonked 7-0 by a team featuring an ex-Spurs player
Ex-club Leeds are knocked out by ex-club QPR, who were smart enough to have an ex-Spurs youngster in the back four
It's like Final Destination, only funnier
Aramide Oteh, who took the penalty that opened the scoring, was also a Spurs academy player until a couple of summers ago.
"Chelsea are obviously a top, top side but I think he [Hazard] outgrown them. I think he has outgrown his position within that team. He needs to move on. He is above a level of everybody else that is around him." - Jermaine Jenas, apparently the only pundit who's aware that Eden Hazard has eighteen months on his contract and isn't signing, which might make him attractive to certain Francoists...
Simon Dawkins signs for Ipswich Town on short-term contract
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So the only match that wasn't an outright win was a draw in the cup, which went straight to a shoot-out in which he saved two penalties?
Not bad, Paulo. Not bad at all.
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Palacios was fantastic for us for a while and I always felt awful for the poor bloke after what happened to his brother.
Harry Redknapp's words shortly after it happened say a lot about the man's character:
"The lad had heard from his family at one in the morning what had happened, and his brothers, I believe, have identified the body.
"He sat around the hotel lobby with his case packed until 7am because he didn't want to wake me.
"I'm amazed with him. But we organised for him to be driven back to London so he could get a flight home."
"You couldn't wish for a more calm and likeable lad, football is not really that important after this."