- Jan 15, 2007
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Let's briefly move away from the current "Lennon is very good"/"no he's not"/"stop moaning"/"I've a right to express my opinion" circularity of Spurs Chat, and try to address the more important questions as we hurtle towards the business end of the season...
So, inspired by an article about National Record Store day in today's Guardian...
Which of the current Spurs squad would you most happily trust to look after your cat when on holiday?
For me, it'd be Niko Kranjcar. He must be so desperate to impress, at anything, by now that I think he'd try and grab his chance with both hands, implementing a solid feeding and litter-tray clearing schedule in the hope that he'd get the nod again in the future.
If Niko was unavailable, unwilling, or even allergic, I'd go for Benoit Assou-Ekotto. Likes staying in, doesn't drink and doesn't watch much football, if the interviews are to be believed, so is less likely to be distracted - or out - for long periods in the evenings. I think he'd offer a dependable second choice.
If I extend the question to all-time Spurs players, it's hard to look past Gary Mabbutt, again for reasons of dependability and reliability.
Bottom of that list would be Gazza, for obvious reasons.
So, inspired by an article about National Record Store day in today's Guardian...
Which of the current Spurs squad would you most happily trust to look after your cat when on holiday?
For me, it'd be Niko Kranjcar. He must be so desperate to impress, at anything, by now that I think he'd try and grab his chance with both hands, implementing a solid feeding and litter-tray clearing schedule in the hope that he'd get the nod again in the future.
If Niko was unavailable, unwilling, or even allergic, I'd go for Benoit Assou-Ekotto. Likes staying in, doesn't drink and doesn't watch much football, if the interviews are to be believed, so is less likely to be distracted - or out - for long periods in the evenings. I think he'd offer a dependable second choice.
If I extend the question to all-time Spurs players, it's hard to look past Gary Mabbutt, again for reasons of dependability and reliability.
Bottom of that list would be Gazza, for obvious reasons.