In '82 Brazil Showed That You Can't

It's Incredible Considering The Public Perception That He Was Tight Fisted And He Was More Than Prudent, And Lacked Ambition To Take Tottenham To Where The Fans Wanted Them To Be.

Live Television Is Always Stressful And The More You Do It, The More You Realise What Can Go Wrong.

I Think The Reality Is That, That Money Was Probably Badly Spent.

I Think If Tottenham Are Going To Be Top Four Side, The Fans And The Club Will Need To Get Away From The Philosophy Of 'pretty Football', That's Got To Go.

Speed Is What Makes The Premiership Exciting. The Millions Who Would Have Watched Manchester United And Chelsea Would Have Seen A Non-stop Game In Which The Pace Was Electric Even Though The First Half Was A Non-event. You Could See A Better Technical Game In Spain But For Sheer Frenetic Movement There Is Nothing That Comes Close... Pace Is More Critical In The Premiership Than In Any Other Major League And If You Don't Have Pace, You Have To Compensate With Power Or Ability In The Air And Since Shevchenko Has No Power And Is Not Particularly Good In The Air, He Is In Trouble.