In which Juande Ramos gets to grips with the team’s striking crisis.
After the Berbatov deal went through, says Mole, Ramos arrived one morning to find a new face in his squad…
“Ramos walks into training on the Friday, asks Fraizer Campbell who he was (as he’d never seen him before) and then picks him to start on the Saturday.”
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7 responses so far
1 brightonyid // Oct 8, 2008 at 2:18 pm
i have a mole at the arsenal training ground, he tells me the only reason arsene likes to play kids……well you know the rest……something to do with showers and dropping soap…..
2 loose // Oct 8, 2008 at 2:52 pm
you are talking absolute dross again spoiler we don’t need supporters like you at the club write an article with more substance and truth if not f… off and get a life !!!
3 Spoiler (Hammer or Gooner // Oct 8, 2008 at 3:22 pm
Name says it all. Bored are we?
4 The Spoiler // Oct 8, 2008 at 3:25 pm
The Spoiler is neither a fan nor an enemy of Spurs, or indeed any Premier League team, and has no axe to grind.
But when an excellent source brings reports that make it seem that Ramos does not have the kind of grip on the first team that you’d expect from a highly paid and highly successful coach, then we thought you’d like to know. If the pressure’s getting to you though, perhaps you’d better stick to more optimistic providers of Tottenham news. Good luck finding them.
5 brightonyid // Oct 8, 2008 at 3:54 pm
An excellent source, f**k off you dick, Cambell did not even start the first game after the transfer window. The first game after the transfer window was a Mon night game not a Sat against Villa and Cambell did not even make it on the pitch let alone start the game, i suggest you go back to your source and either shove your site up his arse or shove it up your own you lazy sh*t. Make up crap about another club.
6 mustard // Oct 8, 2008 at 3:57 pm
Spoiler, I’d perhaps question your “excellent source” as this gem of info is also incorrect. Frazier Campbell’s debut for Spurs was actually as a 56th minute sub (not a start) on a Thursday night (not a Saturday)
7 The Spoiler // Oct 13, 2008 at 10:44 am
Campbell signed on the Monday of deadline day and then went on U21 International Duty so Ramos never met him until the following Friday. He asked him who he was and picked him in the 16 for the weekend’s match (against Villa) as a sub. So no, he didn’t start. Our bad. But not made up.