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Posts Tagged ‘Carlo Cudicini’
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Tottenham have enjoyed a meteoric rise from flirting with relegation to a Champions League second-round tie with AC Milan.
Harry Redknapp has chopped and changed the the White Hart Lane squad and turned them from no-hopers to title-hopers.
But there is still plenty of dead wood in North London that here at COS we feel should be moved on.
Tagged Under: Benoit Assou-Ekotto, Bongani Khumalo, Carlo Cudicini, Harry Redknapp, jermaine jenas, Roman Pavlyuchenko, tottenham
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Harry Redknapp selects his White Hart Lane contingent.
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Tagged Under: aaron lennon, alan hutton, Benoit Assou-Ekotto, Carlo Cudicini, david bentley, Heurelho Gomes, Jamie O'Hara, jermain defoe, jermaine jenas, Kyle Naughton, ledley king, Luka Modric, michael dawson, Niko Kranjcar, peter crouch, Rafael van der Vaart, robbie keane, Roman Pavlyuchenko, Sebastian Bassong, Stipe Pletikosa, tom huddlestone, tottenham, vedran corluka, william gallas, Wilson Palacios, younes kaboul
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Now we are very happy to hear that Carlo Cudicini is well on the mend after his horror bike accident. To help him recover and indeed so the rest of you can have a good gander, here is a former conquest of the Tottenham keeper and I think you’ll all agree she is a very attractive woman, even when made to pose under a very large leaf (see below).
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Although Harry Redknapp has not exactly been full of praise for this player since arriving to become Tottenham manager, could the £7.8 million signing still have a future at White Hart Lane? [Read the rest of this entry »]
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Liberal-minded journalists have been puffing out their chests this week at the thought of a black manager in charge of a Premiership club. The real story in the appointment of Paul Ince was that a guy from the lower leagues had success and was rightfully promoted. This was no irrational grasp for the nearest England legend (for further reading see Bryan Robson’s track record at Middlesbrough, Bradford City, West Bromwich Albion and Sheffield United). [Read the rest of this entry »]
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