Daniel Levy's final act could protect Tottenham from financial catastrophe
Tottenham could face major financial problems if relegated from the Premier League and it is Daniel Levy that still appears to be having a huge impact
Tottenham teenage attacker tipped to be worth £100m in two years as fans rejoice
Tottenham’s Mikey Moore continues to turn heads north of the border, and after his latest display in the Old Firm derby, Rangers supporters have...
Revealed: Tottenham stars would have wages cut by 50 per cent if they suffer Premier League relegation
Tottenham Hotspur stars have received some unfortunate news regarding their wages as they look to avoid relegation.
A prime candidate for any Spurs fire sale has emerged
There is significant transfer interest in Archie Gray, the 19-year-old versatile midfielder (who can also play in defence) currently at Tottenham...
Euro giants ready to pounce on £40m "generational talent" if Spurs get relegated
Several of Europe's elite are monitoring one of Tottenham Hotspur's biggest prospects and are ready to pounce should they get relegated to the...
How has Archie Gray done at Tottenham?
Overall, Gray is viewed as a major talent with huge potential—his market value is around €35m, and he's attracting interest from clubs like Real...
Arsenal make St. Totteringham's Day history but another record is in their sights
After securing the earliest-ever St. Totteringham's Day in history, how many points clear of Spurs will Arsenal finish by the end of May?
Tottenham ban three fans for Nazi salutes and club fined by Uefa
Supporters hit with indefinite bans after their actions during Champions League tie at Eintracht Frankfurt in January as Spurs receive £26,000 fine
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Spurs fined after 'Nazi salutes' by fans in UCL tie
UEFA have fined Tottenham Hotspur and handed down a suspended ban on travelling fans and the club has acknowledged "Nazi salutes" from a group of...
