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The "Spursometer" - Spurs Odyssey's exclusive Form Guide
The Brazilian International keeper was signed by Spurs in the summer of 2008, after he gave two great performances against them when playing for PSV Eindhoven in their 2007-08 UEFA Cup encounter. Nicknamed “The Octopus” by Dutch fans, Heurelho soon became a target for the English press and some of his own fans, due to a few errors and some difficulty getting used to the physical elements of the English game. However, the keeper still made some stunning saves even during Spurs’ disastrous start to the season, and won over Spurs fans with increased confidence and continuing form.......................more.....
Spurs Odyssey Player Profiles 2008-09 - The Defenders
Croatian International Vedran CORLUKA was the subject of an “on-off” transfer deal in August, but he did finally sign for Tottenham near the end of the month, making his debut for his new club at home to Aston Villa, having played the first three league games and also three UEFA Cup games for Manchester City. That made Vedran illegible for Tottenham’s UEFA Cup campaign, but he was otherwise a first choice for the right back position for most of the season, occasionally filling a berth at centre-back. Vedran is a cool customer
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Spurs Odyssey Player Profiles 2008-09 - The Midfielders
In the eyes of most Spurs fans, Luka ran Aaron Lennon very close for the Spurs’ Player of the Season accolade. Luka was signed before the end of last season, but had to wait for the opening day of the Premier League for his Spurs debut. There was some scepticism about Luka’s potential to cope with the demands of Premier League football, but he made 42 starts for Spurs in all competitions, and two as substitute, scoring five club goals in the process. Described by some as a world class player he has been utilised “in the hole” behind a front runner, and as part of a three or four man midfield, when he has often been given the freedom to operate from the left to the right of the pitch..................more.....
Spurs Odyssey Player Profiles 2008-09 - The Strikers
Robbie Keane’s summer move to his “boyhood idols” Liverpool came as a big surprise and disappointment to Spurs fans. The story of Robbie’s season is well known due to the fact that ultimately he failed to sufficiently impress Rafa Benitez, scoring just 7 goals in 28 total appearances. 5 of those goals came in his 19 Premier League appearances, but by the end of his stay, Robbie was often being relegated to the bench, or just not being selected. Despite that history, it was still an even bigger surprise when Robbie was re-signed by Spurs on transfer deadline day (2nd February, 2009).
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The Brazilian International keeper was signed by Spurs in the summer of 2008, after he gave two great performances against them when playing for PSV Eindhoven in their 2007-08 UEFA Cup encounter. Nicknamed “The Octopus” by Dutch fans, Heurelho soon became a target for the English press and some of his own fans, due to a few errors and some difficulty getting used to the physical elements of the English game. However, the keeper still made some stunning saves even during Spurs’ disastrous start to the season, and won over Spurs fans with increased confidence and continuing form.................
Croatian International Vedran CORLUKA was the subject of an “on-off” transfer deal in August, but he did finally sign for Tottenham near the end of the month, making his debut for his new club at home to Aston Villa, having played the first three league games and also three UEFA Cup games for Manchester City. That made Vedran illegible for Tottenham’s UEFA Cup campaign, but he was otherwise a first choice for the right back position for most of the season, occasionally filling a berth at centre-back. Vedran is a cool customer
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In the eyes of most Spurs fans, Luka ran Aaron Lennon very close for the Spurs’ Player of the Season accolade. Luka was signed before the end of last season, but had to wait for the opening day of the Premier League for his Spurs debut. There was some scepticism about Luka’s potential to cope with the demands of Premier League football, but he made 42 starts for Spurs in all competitions, and two as substitute, scoring five club goals in the process. Described by some as a world class player he has been utilised “in the hole” behind a front runner, and as part of a three or four man midfield, when he has often been given the freedom to operate from the left to the right of the pitch............
Robbie Keane’s summer move to his “boyhood idols” Liverpool came as a big surprise and disappointment to Spurs fans. The story of Robbie’s season is well known due to the fact that ultimately he failed to sufficiently impress Rafa Benitez, scoring just 7 goals in 28 total appearances. 5 of those goals came in his 19 Premier League appearances, but by the end of his stay, Robbie was often being relegated to the bench, or just not being selected. Despite that history, it was still an even bigger surprise when Robbie was re-signed by Spurs on transfer deadline day (2nd February, 2009).
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