- Everton draw short straw as fortune favours Spurs, Villa and Man City
- Are Manchester United and Liverpool merely covering their backs
- Is Spurs move all but doomed?
- Has Villa boss unveiled the final piece of his jigsaw?
- Is Manchester City signing a real sign of intent?
- Are Everton taking the most calculated of risks?
- Arsenal remain one big conundrum
- Villa boss content on a job well done
- Arsenal £30m pledge, Man United warned, Spurs bolster midfield? Villa's hijack & Liverpool move hits snag
- Not long before Spurs put us out of our misery
Hans Schmitz's FFC
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Football FanCast columnist Hans Schmitz feels that Spurs need to move on and quick
Time for Spurs to stop dragging their feet and bite the bullet
Posted by: Hans Schmitz, Sat 26th Jul 2008
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Football FanCast columnist Hans Schmitz feels it time the club should stop dragging their feet
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Football FanCast columnist Hans Schmitz feels Keane's departure will leave a sour taste
Letting Spurs star move on will be a grave mistake by Ramos
Posted by: Hans Schmitz, Sat 19th Jul 2008
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Football FanCast columnist Hans Schmitz feels that Steed is the one man who should survive the
cull
Should Spurs look to South American stars to fill their void?
Posted by: Hans Schmitz, Sun 13th Jul 2008
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Football FanCast columnist Hans Schmitz wonders
if Spurs should look to a South American as a possible replacement for Dimitar
Berbatov.
I'm sure
there aren't many Spurs fans who expect Dimitar Berbatov to be at the club next
season. After weeks of uncertainty that caused many fans to feel that the
Bulgarian may have an about turn and stay, reports today suggest that a move to
Manchester United is somewhat imminent and likely to be concluded by the end of
the week.
Time Spurs fans were given some much needed clarity - surely the least they deserve?
Posted by: Hans Schmitz, Tue 3rd Jun 2008
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Football
FanCast columnist Hans
Schmitz feels that it is time
that Spurs supporters were given some clarity once and for all.
If there is one aspect of football that always leaves a sour
taste in the mouth, then it is the lack of transparency given to supporters when
it comes to club matters.