Ex Spur thread

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humanbeingincroydon said:
Steven Caulker is being linked with a move to Lokomotiv Moscow - but he won't be the first ex-Spur at the Lokomotiv Stadium, as both Vedran Corluka and Roman Pavlyuchenko headed there after their time at Spurs, with Corluka captaining the side since last season while Pav has since headed to the outer fringes of civilisation...sorry, the Russian Premier League mid-table.
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Caulker is also in the news for getting done (again) for being drunk and disorderly at Clapham Junction Station. He was "throwing objects around, trying to hit members of the public" and he even "tried to place a temporary barrier on someone's head".

<doh>.
 
O.Spurcat said:
Caulker is also in the news for getting done (again) for being drunk and disorderly at Clapham Junction Station. He was "throwing objects around, trying to hit members of the public" and he even "tried to place a temporary barrier on someone's head".

<doh>.
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Another largely wasted potential..... From the heir to Ledders to..... what exactly?
 
Former academy goalkeeper Lawrence Vigouroux has been in goal for Swindon this season.

They're currently in 20th place having conceded 44 goals, although reports say they'd be even worse off without him...which they will be, given he was sent off for flattening someone in today's 2-1 loss to Oxford.
 
humanbeingincroydon said:
Former academy goalkeeper Lawrence Vigouroux has been in goal for Swindon this season.

They're currently in 20th place having conceded 44 goals, although reports say they'd be even worse off without him...which they will be, given he was sent off for flattening someone in today's 2-1 loss to Oxford.
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It's just been shown on SSN. Vigoroux's challenge started on Tuesday, it's that late.
 
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remembercolinlee said:
Wow...not really anything you can do to make that sound less sleazy and tacky really is there?
He Showed so much promise at one point. Remember seeing us being 1 nil down at ht v Burnley in a league cup semi final at the lane in 2009. He came on at ht and single handedly upped the tempo and drove us on to a 4-1 win.
When he left us I thought he'd have a decent career
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Wasn't there a game against Man Utd which we won and where he played left back and totally marked Ronaldo out of the game? He is the example I have in my mind of how factors totally outside ability (and even, if you went by his on-pitch demeanour, effort) can decide a footballer's career trajectory. I thought at the time that we would look foolish in selling him and he was gonna be playing for England in a semi-regular way (sort of a Scott Parker-type England career). What a knob.
 
In the FF league I do with mates I always do a just-for-fun Hot Spurts team of ex and present Spurs players. Try to go for academy products when possible. This year my comedy team was only 50 or so points behind my real team at one point (I am being particularly crap this year but still...) Defoe and Siggy and Gomes raking those points in.

Next season I want to see how close I can get to having a starting 11 of just Spurs academy grads. Let's see...got a lot of "nearly"s for defence (Dawson, Walker, Rose all came as young players but not really academy products) but Smith, Daniels...then in midfield Carroll, Townsend, Mason...up top Crouchy! Dynamite team. Of course even if the criteria is coming through the academy Defoe still gets in. He is a proper yiddo, after all. Add in CCV, Winks, Kane as my 3 currentSpurs players that I'm allowed and we're up to 10 players. Just need a goalie and I can play 3-4-3. Which ex-Spurs academy goalies are hanging around the Prem's reserves or the upper reaches of the Championship?
 
Technically Rose does count as an academy player, as he was in our academy side for a couple of years seasons prior to a bunch of loans and his eventual first team breakthrough.

Well if the Goons think they produced Walcott, even though he was never even in their academy side...
 
humanbeingincroydon said:
Technically Rose does count as an academy player, as he was in our academy side for a couple of years seasons prior to a bunch of loans and his eventual first team breakthrough.

Well if the Goons think they produced Walcott, even though he was never even in their academy side...
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You know I thought that Rose had played a few games for Leeds when we bought him but Wikipedia is telling me otherwise so maybe he's in.
 
Last season former academy player Ruben Lameiras was a regular starter for Coventry and they finished eighth.
This season Lameiras is starting far less games and they're ten points adrift at bottom of League One.

I'm not saying there's a connection, but...
 
The RDBD said:
There is a disturbance in the Spurs force.
WBA must obey the law : always 3 ex Spurs there are. No more, no less.

Hullspurs. Swanspurs. Watspurs.
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Having Dawson and Rose doesn't make up the numbers, either. Typical Pulis, trying to cheat the system. <grr>
 
Swansea had 4 ex-Spurs on the pitch after 6 mins at the weekend. Wayne Routledge coming on to join Naughton, Carroll and Sigurdsson. I often forget about him - poor guy's Spurs career wrecked by one injury that allowed the precocious talent of Aaron Lennon to emerge. Still it seems that Routledge has something to offer a Prem team and he does pop up with the occasional goal. As I recall very little was made of this effort - if a "superstar" had got it they'd be going on for months - like that Rooney overhead kick. Personally I think this goal is excellent:

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Oh - and there's someone with a Trump avatar in the comments saying "He did the ****** click". How wonderful to live in this world right now.
 
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Great day for Andros Townsend with a cracker of a goal for palace.
Siggy and Carroll had a good day with swansea and Crouch got an assist for stoke.
Bad day for Gomes with a clanger which cost his team a point and Robbos return to prem football ended in defeat.
 
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