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Health warning: If you are of a nervous disposition, you might prefer to skip the following observations...

Huge events are happening in the background as Tottenham lick their wounds after that savage mauling at Newcastle. As I understand it, the Lewis/Levy monopoly via ENIC could be ended by the time next season kicks off with a seismic shift in the ownership of Spurs.

Joe Lewis, of course, had surrendered his personal involvement while fighting his humiliating court case in the United States, with his controlling shares going in trust to his family.

Daniel Levy meantime has been holding talks with prospective partners with the financial muscle to take on Tottenham's bold plans for the future...........

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Spurs travelled to Newcastle in April last year as Champions League contenders and lost 6-1. Today, we sat in the top four when we started the game, but thanks to another shocking defeat, we slipped back to fifth place and have every prospect of falling away from Champions League contention with the top three among our remaining opponents. On this form we might even fail to qualify for any European place again. We were that bad.

These were two teams with different mindsets. Despite Newcastle counting their injured in double figures, they could field three front men, all of whom had the pace and guile to beat and bewilder our defenders. Each were capable of scoring, and indeed two (Isak and Gordon) did hit the net. Gordon also had two assists.....

Full report here...

A 3-1 win for Spurs at home to Nottingham Forest today, combined with Aston Villa's home draw yesterday against Brentford, means that Spurs are in fourth position in the league table. Both teams have 60 points but Spurs have the better goal difference. Spurs dominated for the first quarter and the second half. Forest did well during the latter part of the first half and could have gone in 2-1 ahead at the interval.

The game was originally scheduled for Monday evening but rearranged for a late kick-off on Sunday because of an expected train strike on Monday. The game was still in doubt on Sunday as local police started a murder investigation for a stabbing near the stadium twelve hours before kick-off. However it was later cleared to take place........

Full report by Declan Mulcaahy here...

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As you would expect, this was a hard-fought and competitive London Derby game. Spurs dominated possession but lacked the cutting edge to take advantage of a West Ham defensive set-up. On the counter, "The Hammers" always looked threatening, as they did at set pieces when tough guys Antonio and Zouma would seek to pin down Guglielmo Vicario on his line. Referee John Brook's policy of leniency (for example when Paqueta clattered Maddison) did not help Spurs.

West Ham were missing Areola, who was injured at Newcastle on Saturday, so Fabianski was in goal. "The Hammers" surrendered a 3-1 lead at St. James' Park and loan player Kalvin Phillips received abuse form "Hammers" fans as he boarded the team coach after the game. None of the West Ham substitutes, including Phillips, were utilised in last night's game. David Moyes was also missing midfielder Alvarez, who was serving the second of a two-match suspension.

Ange Postecoglou made three changes to the team after Saturday's narrow win over Luton. Micky van de Ven returned for Dragusin; Bentancur started in favour of Sarr, and Brennan Johnson (who played a vital role on Saturday) started with Kulusevski relegated to the bench......

Full report here...

The question before the match was which Spurs team would turn up today? The team which produced an outstanding win at Villa Park three weeks ago or the one which succumbed to a shambolic defeat at Craven Cottage a fortnight ago. The answer was somewhere in between those two results.

Spurs had all of their main players available. Luton had a lengthy injury list and the substitutes' bench contained two goalkeepers and some inexperienced players. Nonetheless they took the lead after three minutes and Spurs only secured the points with four minutes remaining. They did have two efforts which were millimetres from crossing the goal line. However it shouldn't have been this hard to beat a team which dropped into the bottom three after they lost and Nottingham Forest secured a point today...........

Full report by Declan Mulcahy here...

The most epic thread on The Spurs Odyssey message board was one which started in 2010. This provided the history of our new stadium applications (including the thankfully unsuccessful bid for the Olympic Stadium) right up to the present day with images of the completed new stadium. In the early hours of Saturday 20th October, 2018, our stadium thread reached 1,000 pages! There is a genuine community feel about the board, which is moderated.

Every Spurs match is covered with excellent threads, which feature images and stats from previous games. There is so much to enjoy about the message board which also has an off-topic section where non-football matters are discussed.

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