Thanks to Eugene Gasper for capturing this image

Spurs captain Cristian Romero earned a precious point and justice for Spurs with an added time overhead kick after a shocking penalty award and conversion had looked like giving Newcastle the spoils.

"Cuti" Romero scored his first league goals of the season, and his first since the European Super Cup Final against PSG in August. This was also Romero's first brace of his career. Both were stunning in their execution and were Spurs' only shots on target. In one game "Captain Marvel" (the original comic book character was male!) scored more league goals than any individual Wolves player has managed so far this season!

The hardy band of travelling Spurs fans was rewarded for their endeavour, and their whole-hearted support throughout the game..........

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Norman is suffering technical problems this week, so here's an image of him with Steve Perryman last season

Many Spurs supporters turned their anger for the defeat by Fulham on manager Thomas Frank, and the body language of his players suggests he has lost the dressing-room. If Dan "the axeman" Levy was still in power I believe Frank would have been counting his compensation by now, but I am hoping the Joe Lewis family have more patience and understanding.

In my view, Thomas deserves at least until the January transfer window to turn things around. First and foremost he must win the confidence and full support of his players. The way they gathered together at half-time after that bleak first-half clearly indicated they were looking for each others instructions and support rather than the guidance of their manager. .......

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In a league where just about any team (barring Wolves at the bottom) can beat any opponent, Spurs have lost for the third time in a week and have also lost their third consecutive London Derby. Thomas Frank's team have certainly got the losing habit and will probably slip into the bottom half of the table later today (Sunday).

If they are not careful, Spurs will become one of those teams incapable of beating anyone. They certainly can't win a home Premier League game at the moment.........

Full report here...

Thanks to Stuart Gibson for this picture

No Spurs fan went into this game carrying any real hope of success, and despite twice taking a lead against the Champions of Europe, we ultimately suffered "les bleus" in Paris.

It is a concern that we have conceded nine goals in two games in the space of four days. Thus, we lost our unbeaten record in this season's league phase of the Champions League, and two unbeaten records in the same space of time.

There is only one team unbeaten now in the elite European competition, and that team thrashed us on Sunday. This defeat was not a thrashing, but it could well have been by a higher margin........

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Thanks to Eugene Gasper for the picture

Losing to Arsenal is always hard to bear. Losing 4-1 and conceding a hat-trick to Ebere Eze (the man who shunned us in the summer) is quite another. Quite frankly (Thomas), this defeat was nothing short of a disgrace, and unfortunately not the first by a three-goal margin at The Emirates.

Richarlison's wonder goal (think Sarr in the pre-season friendly against the same team) was no consolation for our no-show in the first half when we failed to register a shot, and played a dismally failed defensive strategy with what turned out to be a 5-4-1 formation. Five when defending you might say. Oh, but we were always defending. Richarlison was our most advanced player, but all too often he was only 35-40 yards from our goal.........

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Our home form in the Premier League remains dismal. We haven't won since the opening day of the season against Burnley, and we've lost three of our six home matches. That figure looked like becoming four defeats today until two very late goals gave us hope of an unlikely victory and what would have been a fifth consecutive win over United. However, in a final twist in the tale the visitors grabbed an equaliser in the dying seconds of the six minutes of added time.

To be honest, the draw was not undeserved for United, who scored in the first half with the solitary shot on target by either team. Neither goalkeeper had been tested and Spurs' XG was a miserable 0.07!

The game was preceded by a Remembrance ceremony which included an immaculately observed silence....

Full report here...

The most epic thread on The Spurs Odyssey message board was one which started in 2010. This provided the history of our new stadium applications (including the thankfully unsuccessful bid for the Olympic Stadium) right up to the present day with images of the completed new stadium. In the early hours of Saturday 20th October, 2018, our stadium thread reached 1,000 pages! There is a genuine community feel about the board, which is moderated.

Every Spurs match is covered with excellent threads, which feature images and stats from previous games. There is so much to enjoy about the message board which also has an off-topic section where non-football matters are discussed.

There is also a great archive of filed material with links to some great Spurs history and goals.

If you would like to become even more involved, then please e-mail me (webmaster@spursodyssey.com) stating your full name, address (Town and Country will suffice!) and desired user name, and I will do the rest.

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