Strangely nervous ahead of this one, precisely because we are such overwhelming favourites. We at AANP Towers would happily trade all of the following for three points, in any way or form, but as I idle away the final minutes of the day-job, the

So Sgt. Wilson would like to play for Real Madrid some day; so would I. Wouldn’t you? Who wouldn’t want to play for one of the world’s biggest football clubs?Fair enough, it would have probably been a bit better for him to have kept his mouth closed,

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

Arry might already have the worlds 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 Andertons personal physician.

Bale on the left wing?It seems as though everyone is up in arms at the minute about the players that will kick-off the F.A. Cup Quarter Final against Fulham.I think the solution’s a pretty straightforward one; stick Benot Assou-Ekotto into the left back

What ho. If Ive been doing this right seasoned visitors to AANP Towers should know that as of this Saturday the book Spurs Cult Heroes becomes available to buy in shops. To mark the occasion and whet your appetite, I have posted a world exclusive no less

Although Roman Pavlyuchenko seems to be the current favourite among the Spurs faithful on the back of his goal scoring exploits, manager Harry Redknapp doesnt appear to be a massive fan of the Russian.
Regarding Pavlyuchenko, Redknapp has been quoted as

AANP did a Landon Donovan on Sunday and missed the entire ruddy thing altogether. If you want a blow-by-blow, warts-and-all account of Sundays magnificence you may be disappointed, as I was keeping tabs on big Martin Jol (blessed be his name) – a not

Roman Pavlyuchenko has always been a popular man with Tottenham fans, he is a player with a touch of class.The languid style, good first touch and, let’s admit it, occasional lack of focus and commitment, make him a Spurs man in every sense.This is why

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