damn some wierd and wonderful groups and teams in the Champs League and nice group u have there
Tottenham Hotspur: Like a Boas
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Easy group Nick, you'll breeze through it. Group G looks very even, will be interesting to see who goes through
Walter Group F looks mental!
Jason Ay, there are, and I actually got a decent group for once. Napoli will be very tough - they did win the League last year, after all.
Trop It does, doesn't it. Villerreal have been doing really well in the BBVA (from my memory) and Lyon and Leverkusen are also really good sides, so will be interesting to see who goes through.
Paddy LEMON SQUEEZY
Krups Yep! There were some very strong teams seeded second and third, so glad I missed them (bar Napoli)!
Jason Ay, there are, and I actually got a decent group for once. Napoli will be very tough - they did win the League last year, after all.
Trop It does, doesn't it. Villerreal have been doing really well in the BBVA (from my memory) and Lyon and Leverkusen are also really good sides, so will be interesting to see who goes through.
Paddy LEMON SQUEEZY
Krups Yep! There were some very strong teams seeded second and third, so glad I missed them (bar Napoli)!
Decent draw for you their with the exception of Napoli.
You will ease through
You will ease through
I'm Leaving, and there's Naughton you can do about it!
The Sheffield born full back arrived at Spurs in 2009.
In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Tottenham's English full back has confirmed that he plans to depart the North London club in January.
Naughton arrived at Tottenham in 2009 with fellow right back, and friend Kyle Walker for a fee of £9m, but has found first team opportunities at Spurs hard to come by.
The Right back has confirmed that he now wants to leave the club, a month after the summer transfer window has closed.
"I've decided I want to leave. I'm not enjoying my football and I feel like I am not getting the respect I deserve. He [Villas-Boas] has favourites, and no matter how hard I train, how well I do, I never seem to be favourite for that starting spot. At the age of 27, I want to be able to play regular first team football." Naughton said.
Naughton also went on to speak about his contract, confirming the rumours about Villas-Boas.
"No, the rumours are true. He [Villas-Boas] came to me in training and told me he needed to see me once the session was over - I thought that he was going to tell me I would be starting more, but all he said was that he is going to give me a new contract and that If I signed it I would get more game time. But that turned out to be a lie - I only had a year left and they didn't want to lose me on a free. I obviously thought he was being true, so I agreed to sign it."
"A year on I can see that was a mistake and I tried to speak to him this past window about a move away, but he wouldn't talk to me about it. He would just tell me to get my head down and carry on, which is why I've decided to come public."
This isn't the first time Villas-Boas has had a spat with former players. When he took over Chelsea in 2011, he had a falling out with several of Chelsea's senior players, including Club Captain, John Terry, as well as Nicolas Anelka and Frank Lampard.
He also had public slanging matches with former Tottenham players, Jermain Defoe and most recently, Danny Rose.
You'll be signing on in the morning! On in the morning! You'll be signing on in the morning!
no room for that kind of attitude in the dressing room Nick! Get rid!
no room for that kind of attitude in the dressing room Nick! Get rid!
Naughton set to end Spurs nightmare
Tottenham have agreed to sell the Naughton (above)to Hull City
Just over a week ago, The Sun confirmed in an exclusive interview that Tottenham's right back, Kyle Naughton was looking for a way out of the North London club.
The Sun can now confirm that Naughton, who has since been made to train in the reserves by Tottenham's head coach, Villas-Boas, is set for a move to Hull City.
Hull reportedly made contact with Tottenham after speaking to Naughton himself about a move, a source inside the club can reveal.
Hull are believed to have agreed a deal with Spurs which would see the right back move to the KC Stadium in the January transfer window for a fee of around £5.5m.
Villas-Boas will now have to decide on whether to keep Naughton in the reserves, or to use him as cover for the tiring Kyle Walker.
Interesting there because I think he is a good player but 5.5m is a good piece of business
Decent month but you're conceding a fair few goals. Missing the Danny Rose effect? Varane is forever swooping Player/Young Player of the Month awards!
good reults nick i am loving this story
Nick, I have to ask! What do you use to make your results posts? I'm looking for a better way to produce mine. If it isn't a big secret ;-)
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