The question !

shearspur wrote:think we already are lew

lewspurs wrote:

shearspur wrote:think we already are lew

Agree shear ! then we have to put up with rubbish chants like " champions league ? youre having a laugh "

Defoe and modric are the heart of the team along with bale and others, take them away and we will struggle.

totalytot wrote:

lewspurs wrote:

shearspur wrote:think we already are lew

Agree shear ! then we have to put up with rubbish chants like " champions league ? youre having a laugh "

Defoe and modric are the heart of the team along with bale and others, take them away and we will struggle.

But we have 4 international strikers Lew that Harry says are the envy of the Prem so Defoe being out shouldn't make to much difference, should it. Providing the manager picks the right combination of course.

And we have such a great number of midfielders that Modric being injured shouldn't be to much trouble, should it....especially as we have been without him for long periods before. Providing the manager picks the right combination of course.

You see what I am getting at Lew.The players have to take a lot of the responsibility, but the manager picks the team and if he isn't picking the right players then a lot of the blame has to be his.

Mikey M

totalytot wrote:

lewspurs wrote:

shearspur wrote:think we already are lew

Agree shear ! then we have to put up with rubbish chants like " champions league ? youre having a laugh "

Defoe and modric are the heart of the team along with bale and others, take them away and we will struggle.

But we have 4 international strikers Lew that Harry says are the envy of the Prem so Defoe being out shouldn't make to much difference, should it. Providing the manager picks the right combination of course.

And we have such a great number of midfielders that Modric being injured shouldn't be to much trouble, should it....especially as we have been without him for long periods before. Providing the manager picks the right combination of course.

You see what I am getting at Lew.The players have to take a lot of the responsibility, but the manager picks the team and if he isn't picking the right players then a lot of the blame has to be his.

Mikey M

MAXIMUS wrote:
Jonathan Obika


Currently on loan at Crystal Palace having agreed to join the Championship club for the 2010-11 season.

This followed involvement with the Spurs First Team during pre-season, for whom he featured three times and scored twice.

The powerful young striker ended the previous season of loan action at Wembley.

Jon joined Millwall in February and was on the bench as the Lions gained promotion to the Championship against Swindon in May, 2010.

He made 12 substitute appearances as Millwall pushed for promotion and scored a key equalising goal in injury time at his former loan club Yeovil in April, 2010.

Jon earlier returned to Yeovil on loan at the start of the 2009-10 camapign having enjoyed a fruitful loan spell at Huish Park at the end of the 2008-09 season.

This time he scored seven goals in 25 appearances in all competitions.

Jon was awarded the Breakthrough Award by Spurs supporters at the end of the 2008-09 season.

This came after Jon not only spearheaded the Under-18s in an impressive season and caught the eye in his first loan spell at Yeovil, but also made his full Spurs debut at White Hart Lane.

He played the full 90 minutes of our UEFA Cup Round of 32 second leg draw with Shakhtar Donetsk and more than held his own having made his senior debut as a late substitute during the win over NEC Nijmegen earlier in the competition.

It was enough to encourage Yeovil boss Terry Skiverton to take him, as well as Spurs team-mate Andros Townsend, on loan to the League One club for the latter part of the 2008-09 season.

What a decision that proved to be, as Jon scored four crucial goals in his 10 league games, ultimately keeping Yeovil in the division.

That tally added to the 16 goals he scored at Under-18 level for Spurs during 2008-09 season, as well as one at Reserve level.

In March 2009, Jon earned his first international call-up for the England Under-19s in their friendly draw with the Czech Republic at Walsall FC.

In the Autumn of that year, Jon represented England at the Under-20 World Cup in Egypt.

The Enfield-born striker was brought up in Edmonton and attended Bishops Stortford School before joining our Academy full-time in July 2007.