Good updates, keep it up!

Tottenham Hotspur – August Report

August was a good month for Tottenham and me as we remained unbeaten. We started off the Premier League with a draw away to Hull which I think was an excellent point, we then started our journey of the Europa League with a play-off game against Elfsborg. We managed to draw 0-0 and hoped when we took it back to White Hart Lane that the wonderful fans would get behind us and cheer us on to victory. We arrived back to London and played a rather tired Burnley side who we beat 4-1 with goals from Eriksen, Lamela and Soldado x2. Elfsborg then travelled to London to try win or draw so they could advance through to the Europa League group stages but this wasn’t to be, with the exact same goal scorers as the Burnley game, Spurs advanced onto the group stages.


Tottenham’s group in the Europa League was a tough one. Fiorentina, Sc Heerenveen and Slovan Liberec the teams they had to play if they had any chance of progression to the knockout stages.

In the transfer market, I spent £45.3 million and received £46.37 million. That means I haven't spent a penny of the clubs budget they give me at the start of the season.

Some really good transfers there, and good results! Keep it up!

@pokarioboy - thanks man! got £30 million in the budget too! hopefully a big signing in January!

Good transfers ! And I hope to have a good group in Europe!

@bebero - Thanks, like I said maybe another big transfer in January to help us achieve top 4 and a good run in Europe. Win a cup?

Tottenham Hotspur – September Report

September saw the mighty Spurs look very comfortable under Maurcio Pochettino as his side remained unbeaten. The only thing that could of went better was the result against Liverpool. ‘We dominated right from kick-off, we attacked them, we deserved it more’ said Poch. With the Transfer Window shut now until January, I feel I have the players to deliver the goods for Tottenham in their aim to be in the Top 4 and play Champions League football next season. The Capital One Cup campaign got underway with a 2-0 win against Notts County. The draw was the following day with Spurs getting drawn away to Southampton, my old club..




Our Europa League campaign got off to a start against Italian giants Fiorentina. ‘We know they are going to be a threat, especially with the experience of Mario Gomez and the pace of Juan Cuadrado’ Pochettino told Spurs TV. The match ended up a 2-2 result with goals from Assou-Ekotto and Roberto Soldado.

We now look onto the exciting month of October as we have games against sc Heerenveen, Manchester United, Sunderland, Slovan Liberec and Southampton.

Tottenham Hotspur – October Report

October was a disappointing month for us, maybe Halloween was scaring us a little, I don’t know. We continued our Europa League campaign against Dutch side sc Heerenveen with was a narrow defeat for us losing 3-2. Then came the most successful club in England, Manchester United had arrived at White Hart Lane, it was 1st vs 4th, with 4th being us. Eriksen and Rodriguez looked a little jaded so they were given a rest on the important day. We ended up losing 1-0. We were unbeaten and now we lost 2 in a row? What’s next?



Well, sunderland was next and we thankfully got a win, a convincing win away from home which was 3-1 at the Stadium of Light. We then held Slovan Liberec at White Hart Lane with another 3-1 win.
Capital One Cup soon arrived and it was against my old club Southampton at St Mary’s. I didn’t know what kind of reception I would get. I arrived at the ground and got a mixed one. It didn’t bother me, I’m the manager of Tottenham Hotspur. The game went the whole way to penalties, WE WON! It was 1-1 after extra time and Hugo Lloris pulled off a fantastic save in the shoot-out to win it for us.


We now look onto November where we see Southampton come to White Hart Lane, we then travel to Sparta Prague to play Slovan Liberec and then back home with 2 home games against Leicester and Everton and then away to Italy to play Fiorentina.
December sees us come up with two tricky away games against Aston Villa and Woolwich, sorry Arsenal. Then back to WHL to face Chelsea and sc Heerenveen then the COC against Watford. Toon Army come to WHL after that and then a tricky journey across London to play Palace and back at WHL for Swansea.

I will be doing November and December joint so I can whizz through the first season and hopefully win a cup or achieve the ambition of top 4 or both!

Please leave your feedback as it is greatly appreciated as this is only my first story!

Everyone has bad months, you will pick up form.

@ImDonkey - that's the only hope!

Some not so handsome results, but you will be able to pick it up

@tallery1164 - I know, may get worse before it gets better, but I'm sticking to the plan!

How are your strikers doing?

@ImDonkey - Soldado going well so far but need a new one next season. Harry Kane is back up.

Get Jackson Martinez or Javier Hernandez.