THFC NZ Blog

Bank Account Open .

hotspur1 — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 04:46:56 +0000

I have this week opened our bank account and I will give details at the next meeting .

Contact made with Oz Spurs .

hotspur1 — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 04:44:26 +0000

I have this week e mailed the President of Oz Spurs ( Australia ) to inform them of our presence and to gain some advisce etc about running our supporters club . I will be phoning the president this week for a chat . They also have an annual meeting ( Bit of a do ) in April which could be interesting .

Will advise at next meeting of progress .

Cheers

Should of said 7pm Thursday Sorry lads !

hotspur1 — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 04:39:18 +0000

MEETING 7.30 THURSDAY 3rd SEPTEMBER

hotspur1 — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 02:15:59 +0000

Dont be late and bring a mate ( No Gooners ) Cheers !

Bring on United .

hotspur1 — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 21:32:33 +0000

Next week is tough one but as Delboy would say ” Who dares wins ” . And we do have Rodney Crouch up front .

Harrys Chuffed !

hotspur1 — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 21:30:54 +0000

LATEST NEWS

Great result – Harry

Harry Redknapp insisted Saturday’s match should have been all over before Birmingham’s equaliser – and our dramatic late winner.

We created chance after chance after chance against a strong, well-organised Blues side but no sooner had Peter Crouch finally rewarded that dominance with a goal after 72 minutes, then the visitors were level, just three minutes later, when Lee Bowyer tapped home from close range.

That goal clearly knocked the wind out of the team’s sails but we found a way to win in injury time.

With just seconds remaining, Tom Huddlestone won possession from Stephen Carr, Roman Pavlyuchenko centred and Aaron Lennon drove home to make it four wins in four in the Barclays Premier League.

“We should have been out of sight but we gave a terrible goal away,” said Harry. “I think we would have gone on to win easily but it brought them back into the game, gave them heart and it looked like we were going to end up dropping two vital points but luckily enough we fought back and scored a great goal to win it.

“Ideally, we needed that goal early on when we were well on top in the first half.

“We got the lead but it went from them not really having an attack in the second half to presenting them with the goal that brought them back into the game.

“That goal changed the atmosphere and they came on strong – in that last 15 minutes they looked as likely to win it as we did.

“It’s a great result though and 12 great points we’ve picked up so far.”

The only downside for Harry was injuries to Ledley King and Luka Modric – forcing both out of the action.

Ledley went off at half-time with a groin injury while Luka limped away after five minutes of the second half after taking a kick on the back of the calf.

“We lost two key players,” added Harry. “It looks like Ledley’s damaged his groin and Luka’s going for scans on a nasty kick on the side of his calf.”

Another 3 ponts at The Lane.

hotspur1 — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 21:28:22 +0000

Spurs 2 – Birmingham 1

THFC NZ NOW ON FACEBOOK

hotspur1 — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:47:32 +0000

As from today we have hit Facebook . Have a look and make some comments please !

PAV CONSIDERS SPURS EXIT ( SO ! )

hotspur1 — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 04:13:07 +0000

Pavlyuchenko: Will listen to offers Related links Teams Tottenham Hotspur Players Roman Pavlyuchenko Also see Spurs fixtures Spurs stats Spurs forum Roman Pavlyuchenko has hinted he is ready to leave Tottenham after failing to hold down a first-team place. The Russian striker is set to start in Spurs’ Carling Cup clash with Doncaster but has otherwise struggled for playing time so far this season. Jermain Defoe has made a flying start to the season, ably supported by strike partner Robbie Keane, while new signing Peter Crouch has been employed as a back-up. With Pavlyuchenko facing a season as the fourth choice front-man at White Hart Lane, the 27-year-old has stated he may leave the club in order to guarantee first-team football to protect his international place. “No footballer likes being on the bench game after game. I could lose my place in the Russia squad ahead of the 2010 World Cup,” he told Russian newspaper Sport Express. “I’m ready now to listen to offers from other clubs.” Changes Spurs manager Harry Redknapp will make a host of changes to the team that has excelled in the Premier League when they travel to the Keepmoat Stadium on Wednesday. After a long pre-season and a congested beginning of the league campaign for the first-team regulars, Redknapp says he will be looking forward to giving the rest of his squad a run out. “You want to win. I’ll make lots of changes because we have a strong squad and the lads who have played had a tough pre-season,” the former Portsmouth boss said. “We went on a very difficult trip to China and then Hong Kong, then the Wembley Cup. No-one could have crowded more games than we did and it was not an ideal preparation. Challenge “We’ve come out of it and started well but this gives me a chance to play the good players who haven’t featured yet. “Doncaster are a real good footballing team. They pass the ball well and move it around. It will be a tough game but we have good players ourselves.” Despite playing down his team’s chances of being an outside shot to lift the Premier League title, Redknapp is confident Spurs can launch a successful assault on the top four this season. “You have to be optimistic. It’s not impossible and there is no reason why we can’t push the top four,” he added. “We don’t fear anyone, we’ll play against anyone and give them a game. We’ve got top players here. We have to believe we can keep going and push the top four. That is the aim but it will be tough

THFC NZ

hotspur1 — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 22:47:48 +0000

As I said on Thursday we are to become the official supporters club in New Zealand and I have sent the forms off to The Lane .

I am also opening the new bank account for THFC NZ and have spoke to Sport Radio with regards some air time to promote THFC NZ

but as yet have had no reply . I will keep the pressure on them dont worry .

Cheers lads

Stuart