Fair enough - each to their own in terms of humour - but I think if Freddie was lucky enough to end up being a spurs fan he'll know like us that there is not a more frustrating, yet sweetly exciting and interesting team to follow in the whole of the Premier League. On and off the field. He said... without the merest hint of bias! Our constant battle to hang on to the shirt-tails of the mega-rich elite as the financial gap widens each year means we have to go about our business in a very different way. Our Chairman and the board's strategy and direction with the new stadium and the Academy is still unclear and likely to be somewhat risky, but vitally important as we attempt to bridge the ever-widening financial chasm - and this for me has made for fascinating observing. If it comes off, well, we can then perhaps reap the rewards on the pitch and can maybe dream of winning the league again one day soon. But on field success or not I will always love, fume, cherish, cry, take the piss out of, adore and support Tottenham Hotspur - for making my life that whole bit more interesting. In the meantime I will enjoy the unexpected rise and thrill of Harry Kane and our other blossoming Academy players as they turn over Man City 5:0 at the Etihad one week, but will cuss and stamp my feet as they return to type and our fragile defence concedes three goals against Norwich at home the following week! COYS!
