Jerry Shoolbred

It has just been suggested to me that 29 minutes into this video a little ghost flies around my head and towards the camera. Is it the ghost of Tottenham Hotspur? No, but it is a bit weird. youtu.be/Cb1Z4gpniCw

Our eyes are glued to the screens for the nail-biting final laps. Nicki in the #007 is on the charge from second place ⏩ #AstonMartin #Vantage #GTWorld

12 April 1975. Josephine Baker (Freda Josephine McDonald) died (aged 68). She was an American-born French entertainer, a French Resistance agent and a civil rights activist. She was the 1st Black woman to star in a major picture, the 1927 silent film Siren of the Tropics.

1984 UEFA Cup final 2nd leg Franky Vercauteren of Anderlecht, Graham Roberts of Tottenham Hotspur

13 April 2015. Nobel Prize winning novelist Günter Grass died (aged 87). He’s best known for his 1st novel The Tin Drum, the 1st book of his critically acclaimed Danzig Trilogy, the others being Cat and Mouse and Dog Years.

I’m devoid of hope, expecting the inevitable now. But that small percentage of faith inside me will live on until it’s mathematically impossible for us to stay in the Premier League. We have to keep going. Get behind the team. They need us. You may not think they care. That’s ok. Please, get behind them. We can play a part. All together. Always.

More than a moment 🏆🪄

Right there… that sealed it 🤩

Xavi

Morning, Hatters fans 🏆

Winning. It’s what drives us. #AstonMartin #Vantage #GTWorld f

@RachelVMartin He thinks his World Cup might be at risk.

Wishing Darren Turner, long-time Beechdean AMR driver & part of our 2016 ELMS title-winning line-up, a very Happy Birthday. 🎁🎉🎂 📸 SRO, Beechdean archive, @JakobEbrey

I realised yesterday that yes, we’re in an enormous mess. But there isn’t a bunch of people I’d rather be in this mess with. I’m so thankful for the Spurs away fans and all the amazing folks I’ve met at games. Just make those hugs a little tighter over the coming weeks, eh 💙💪

Actually don't think Kev coming in to replace Romero to help us survive is a bad thing. #THFC | #COYS | #TOTTENHAM

Wait for Jack Wilshere's reaction to @LutonTown's third goal! 😍 #EFL | #VertuTrophyFinal

Why oh why did these disappear? What other chocolate bars / Sweets should we bring back … ??

One of my biggest worries is who will score the goals to keep Spurs up. I don’t think any of our forwards are goalscorers. In our last 23 Premier League games we have scored 23 goals. Solanke is nowhere good enough and Richarlison is not good enough. Tel and Muani are no better.

There has to be sympathy for Cristian Romero because of his knee injury, and the manner in which it was caused (pushed into his onrushing keeper, Antonin Kinsky). Romero cried, whether for his Argentina World Cup dream or from a desire to help Tottenham Hotspur in a relegation dogfight. Let’s hope the problem is not serious and Romero’s back asap. He’s a good player – a world champion with 49 caps for Argentina - but a poor leader of Spurs, especially for a team and club in Tottenham’s predicament. Clearly, Spurs have many more problems than an indisciplined captain - recruitment, board, culture, injuries etc. Which is why they needed good captaincy and leadership even more, a beacon of hope in dark times. Romero hasn't provided it enough. Frustrating as Romero could be part of the solution but he’s actually part of the problem at Spurs. He embodies the lack of leadership of those charged with leading team and club. The game is about glory - of the team, not the individual. He's 27, yet lacks discipline too often. Romero, Romero, where art thou, Romero? In the stands, probably. Suspended for 6 games this season after being sent off twice (+ 12 yellows). That’s not being a leader. That’s not a captain representing a famous club properly. Danny Blanchflower, Steve Perryman, Dave Mackay, Gary Mabbutt, Ledley King, Hugo Lloris, Son Heung-min and others were leaders (Harry Kane was a leader but not often captain of Spurs). Romero posted comments on Instagram critical of his own club about travel, spending, leadership. He may well have had a point on some of these issues, and recruitment flaws obviously need addressing. But it hardly helps the club, or the head coach at the time, for the captain to criticise the club – and do it publicly. As Thomas Frank said in February, “it is good to keep it internal”. "Cuti" was linked with Atletico Madrid last summer. He may well leave this summer – especially if Spurs go down. Any accountability, responsibility? Romero’s defending is very good at times, especially aerially and when he times tackles and interceptions well. He also brings a goal threat (13 in 156 appearances). But Romero's version of leadership won’t be missed. And it sums up the lack of leadership at Spurs that there are few alternatives as captain. #THFC

Goodbye my angel Rex❤️ Rest in peace my baby 😔😔 Don't pass without giving him some love 😢