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100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

Hello !!!! Pete we are in Europe allready for this season coming

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

Here is the fixture list for next season

Tottenham Hotspur fixtures - 0708 Season Date H/A Opposition Score TV/Result
August
Sat, 11th A Sunderland (PREM.)
15:00 -
Tue, 14th H Everton (PREM.)
19:45 -
Sat, 18th H Derby (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 25th A Man Utd (PREM.)
15:00 -

September
Sat, 1st A Fulham (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 15th H Arsenal (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 22nd A Bolton (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 29th H Aston Villa (PREM.)
15:00 -

October
Sat, 6th A Liverpool (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 20th A Newcastle (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 27th H Blackburn (PREM.)
15:00 -

November
Sat, 3rd A Middlesbro (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 10th H Wigan (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 24th A West Ham (PREM.)
15:00 -

December
Sat, 1st H Birmingham (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 8th H Man City (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 15th A Portsmouth (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 22nd A Arsenal (PREM.)
15:00 -
Wed, 26th H Fulham (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 29th H Reading (PREM.)
15:00 -

January
Tue, 1st A Aston Villa (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 12th A Chelsea (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 19th H Sunderland (PREM.)
15:00 -
Wed, 30th A Everton (PREM.)
19:45 -

February
Sat, 2nd H Man Utd (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 9th A Derby (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 23rd H Chelsea (PREM.)
15:00 -

March
Sat, 1st A Birmingham (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 8th H West Ham (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 15th A Man City (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 22nd H Portsmouth (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 29th H Newcastle (PREM.)
15:00 -

April
Sat, 5th A Blackburn (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 12th H Middlesbro (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 19th A Wigan (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sat, 26th H Bolton (PREM.)
15:00 -

May
Sat, 3rd A Reading (PREM.)
15:00 -
Sun, 11th H Liverpool (PREM.)
15:00 -

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

Tottenham Hotspur captain Ledley King will undergo a knee operation next week.

The centre-half aggravated the injury while on England duty for the recent games against Albania, Brazil and Estonia.

He will have an operation to repair a cartilage tear in his left knee next week and could be doubtful for the start of the new season.

Spurs boss Martin Jol confirmed the defender is booked in for surgery and feels it is the best time for the operation to take place.

"It's a routine operation, and it makes sense for Ledley to have it now and use the summer to recover and be back as close to the start of the season as possible," Jol told the club's official website.

King endured an injury-plagued last season, largely due to a foot problem, and was restricted to 21 Premier League appearances.

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

July 2007 H A Report:
07 Sat Away Stevenage Borough Friendly 15:00
21 Sat Away Kaizer Chiefs Friendly 14:00
24 Tue Away Orlando Pirates Friendly 19:00
28 Sat Away TBC Friendly 14:00

August 2007 H A Report:
01 Wed Away Leyton Orient Friendly 19:45
11 Sat Away Sunderland Barclays Premier League 15:00
14 Tue Home Everton Barclays Premier League 19:45
18 Sat Home Derby Barclays Premier League 15:00
25 Sat Away Man Utd Barclays Premier League 15:00

September 2007 H A Report:
01 Sat Away Fulham Barclays Premier League 15:00
15 Sat Home Arsenal Barclays Premier League 15:00
22 Sat Away Bolton Barclays Premier League 15:00
29 Sat Home Aston Villa Barclays Premier League 15:00

October 2007 H A Report:
06 Sat Away Liverpool Barclays Premier League 15:00
20 Sat Away Newcastle Barclays Premier League 15:00
27 Sat Home Blackburn Barclays Premier League 15:00

November 2007 H A Report:
03 Sat Away Middlesbrough Barclays Premier League 15:00
10 Sat Home Wigan Barclays Premier League 15:00
24 Sat Away West Ham Barclays Premier League 15:00

December 2007 H A Report:
01 Sat Home Birmingham Barclays Premier League 15:00
08 Sat Home Man City Barclays Premier League 15:00
15 Sat Away Portsmouth Barclays Premier League 15:00
22 Sat Away Arsenal Barclays Premier League 15:00
26 Wed Home Fulham Barclays Premier League 15:00
29 Sat Home Reading Barclays Premier League 15:00

January 2008 H A Report:
01 Tue Away Aston Villa Barclays Premier League 15:00
12 Sat Away Chelsea Barclays Premier League 15:00
19 Sat Home Sunderland Barclays Premier League 15:00
30 Wed Away Everton Barclays Premier League 19:45

February 2008 H A Report:
02 Sat Home Man Utd Barclays Premier League 15:00
09 Sat Away Derby Barclays Premier League 15:00
23 Sat Home Chelsea Barclays Premier League 15:00

March 2008 H A Report:
01 Sat Away Birmingham Barclays Premier League 15:00
08 Sat Home West Ham Barclays Premier League 15:00
15 Sat Away Man City Barclays Premier League 15:00
22 Sat Home Portsmouth Barclays Premier League 15:00
29 Sat Home Newcastle Barclays Premier League 15:00

April 2008 H A Report:
05 Sat Away Blackburn Barclays Premier League 15:00
12 Sat Home Middlesbrough Barclays Premier League 15:00
19 Sat Away Wigan Barclays Premier League 15:00
26 Sat Home Bolton Barclays Premier League 15:00

May 2008 H A Report:
03 Sat Away Reading Barclays Premier League 15:00
11 Sun Home Liverpool Barclays Premier League 15:00

petethegreek · Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2007 4:04 pm Post subject:

In between posting the fixtures and watching paint dry, ur predictions for the season?

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

Hopefully the demise of Arseshit and Chelshit , but seriously i think Man Utd will Dominate Again this season and i think Liverpool will move up another Notch , as for Tottenham we will definately be champions league material if we can get a couple of classy players to compliment what we got .

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

P.S i think we will win the Uefa Cup this year !

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

Pete are you reffing this year?

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

When does your season start

petethegreek · Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2007 9:04 pm Post subject:

I will be reffing this season. Pre-season has already started for me. First friendlies will be in July.

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

Me this season , im doing ALL the Spurs Matches Home Away and Europe,

YID ARMY

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

Spurs v Torino Tickets on sale at the moment for 4th july , adults £20-25 and kids £10 plus oaps , well worth going to , to see the future Prem champions

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2144

Spurs First Game of the season , Friendly against Stevanage

Darren Bent marked the occasion of his first game in our colours with goal as Stevenage were defeated 3-1 at Broadhall Way in our opening pre-season encounter.

The moment the Spurs fans - in what was a big turn out - were waiting for came just a minute after the interval and the finish was crisp - no doubt the first of many. Robbie Keane and Adel Taarabt scored either side of Bent's debut strike.

Martin Jol fielded his strongest available team from the players who returned to training on Monday at the home of the FA Trophy holders.

Keane and Bent formed the spearhead, but the first shot of the game came from a former Spur, midfielder Stuart Lewis, who left the club earlier this year. Keane did come close to putting an early marker down on the game with a clever flicked effort after good work from Phil Ifil down the right flank. The skipper for the day had another go moments later, blasting over the bar after a good combination with Bent.

Keane did open his pre-season account on 17 minutes via the penalty spot. Bent was about to pounce inside the area after Jamie O'Hara set him free only for another ex-Spur Ronnie Henry to barge him out of the way with considerable and illegal force. Keane made no mistake from 12 yards, sending Alan Julian the wrong way.

Adel Taarabt tried his luck from long-range and tested Julian, before he turned provider and allowed Bent to work the keeper. Henry took Keane's legs away just before the half hour mark, giving the striker the opportunity to hone his set piece work from just outside the area. Julian brilliantly tipping his dipping free-kick over the bar.

Five minutes before the break, Julian was brought into action again when Taarabt surged forward and unleashed a piledriver that was heading straight for the top left hand corner until the keeper's outstretched hand caused a diversion.

It proved to be a big save because three minutes later our advantage was wiped out when Ollie Allen - son of Clive - fended off the challenge of Ricardo Rocha and dispatched a shot on the turn past Radek Cerny.

The lead was restored just a minute after the re-start when Rocha swept the ball forward into the path of Bent, who accelerated past his marker and cooly struck past Ross Ketteridge, Stevenage's half time change in goal. It was a clear example of the pace and power possessed by our newest striking recruit.

He should have made it two though a couple of minutes later when he seized on Keane's throughball, but dragged his shot wide. Keane then forced Ketteridge into a fine stop after the impressive Charlie Daniels chipped in with an assist from left full-back.

Keane, Murphy and Malbranque all went close before the lead was extended in a fortunate fashion. Taarabt hit in a no more than hopeful shot from over on the left and Ketteridge went down to gather in what should have been a routine foil. However, the ball slipped through his grasp and ended up in the bottom left hand corner of the