Tottenham Hotspur Supporters in Milton Keynes

Nottingham Forrest 0 Tottenham 0 - A point we got a point, much better in terms of the result, but still massive improvements needed and soon. Marmoush could have had two, I'm sure he will improve. Defence much better, but van Hecke looks like he's struggling. Forrests goal was rightly disallowed for handball. I watched match of the day last night and the player described that his hands were raised for a reason, and from what I can see intentional or not still hand ball. According to a talksports host (mostlikely a West Ham or Arsenal fan) last night he claimed Forrest should of had a penalty because Bentancur brought down a Forrest attacker, well it's a physical contact sport, two players both going for the ball, so he had a hand on the players back, so what. I sence a lot of people are angry because we didn't go down last season and then spent a huge amount in the transfer window. Next game home to Everton. COYS

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So the window has closed and Tottenham have spent £315m (biggest spender again Man City £435m) but are some of these new players worth the money or did we pay over the price to get the man??? Playres to join Sandro Tonali (£92.5m), Mateus Fernandes (£85m), Savio (£75m), Jan Paul van Hecke (£52m), Tosin Adarabioyo (£7m), Omar Marmoush (loan), Cole Ramsey (free), Mykhailo Mudryk (loan), Martin Dubravka (free), Marcos Senesi (free), Andy Robertson (free)

Outs: Luka Vuskovic (£46m), Cristian Romero (£34.1m), Djed Spence (£25.6m), Will Lankshear (£20m), Alejo Veliz (£7.8m), Ashley Phillips (£7m), Alfie Devine (£6m), Manor Solomon (£5m), Tynan Thompson (4m), Kevin Danso (loan), Pape Matar Sarr (loan), Jamie Donley (loan), Guglielmo Vicario (loan), Yang Min-hyeok (loan), Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny (loan), Elijah Upson (loan), Yusuf Akhamrich (loan), Radu Dragusin (loan), Luca Gunter (loan), Matthew Craig (undisclosed fee), Pele Arganese-McDermott (free), Souza (loan), Leon Myrtaj (free), Oliver Irow (loan), Mason Melia (loan), Kota Takai (loan), George Abbott (loan), Damola Ajayi (loan), Dane Scarlett (undisclosed fee) COYS

Tottenham 0 Newcastle 2 - At half time I thought we looked like the most likely side to score with Tel, Pedro and Murmoush all looking dangerious. But I also thought our defence looked at risk. I like Gray but Pedro is a better right back who I understand wants to be a winger??? I can see Kinsky has the potential to be a good keeper, but I think he makes too many mistakes. Let's be honest he could have saved both goals. A half step to his right and he'd have reached the first and had he stayed on his feet and not dropped with his legs open he'd have got the second. (what's with keepers who throw themselves to the ground with their legs apart these days) Ok so he now looks like a shot stopper rather than a saver. Maybe Spurs should go looking for a new number one, or hire the best goalkeeper coach they can find. Collectivly the whole team and especailly De Zerbi must share the blame, but to conceed 5 goals in our opening 2 games needs to be addressed and soon. Ref seemed only to happy for Newcastle's Wissa to dive when he fainted contact with Mateus Fernandes while his manager waved an imaginary card in the air. Both should be investigated but won't. (have a look at https://www.facebook.com/reel/1075745531477845) And I understand that Danso, Richarlison and Sarr have all handed in transfer requests today. COYS Next game, Nottingham Forrest away.

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Brentford 3 Tottenham 0 - Well that was truely abysmal, van Hecke looked like a rabbit in the headlights, and Tell made loads of runs without any real objective. Kinsky should have held the second and we only didn't conceed a fourth because their penalty hit the post. I felt sorry for Archie Gray youngest captain in club history not his fault. Bergvall didn't seem too bothered and Richarlison kept thinking Michael Olver was going to save him. Oliver seemed to be Brentfords 12th man, giving fouls against us even when we'd been fouled. Next game is Home to Charlton Athletic League Cup Wednesday 19:45KO.