The Streak

[NJgotlove]

6 games
5 wins
1 tie

So when is the next time we are not going to get a result? I mean it looks true that Harry has boosted the belief and confidence of the team. He most certainly has boosted the confidence of all the fan base. I for one don't see an end in sight until maybe Everton. But if we get past them ,even with a point, its going to be one hell of a match with ManUre.

So how much longer do you lads think we can keep playing at this outstanding and sometimes "lucky"(I'll admit it) pace?

[mjlutz]

I still just hope they are taking it one game at a time. It's much too soon to forget about how much they stumbled at the beginning of the season. We're still right in the mix at the middle-bottom of the table. Every game has to be a fight, looking past matches now is what could rock the boat. Jenas' comment about how Spurs should be consistently challenging in the top 4 was so aggravating. Just play one game at a time and let your performance speak for itself.

[The Double]

Winston Wolf says: Lets not all go sucking each other's dicks just yet.

We're still in the bottom half of the table, people. Still very much in the woods.

[SOB_Spur]

I also don't like to look too far ahead but it nice to look back and remember that spurs drew chelsea at a time while they were not playing well. I think things should keep going in the right direction.

[Aud300]

DO SPURS FAIL WITH BALE?
Martin. I'm a Spurs fan and I have a theory. The reason for our bad results had nothing to do with Juande Ramos. In fact, it has nothing to do with that clown of a goalkeeper we've got between the posts. I believe all of our problems can be attributed to one man - Gareth Bale. We were doing very nicely under Harry while he was out of the side but as soon as he comes back in against Fulham, we lose. I can't remember Spurs ever playing well while he has been in the team. Is he a jinx? Do the stats back me up on this? Sid
MARTIN SAYS: The stats certainly do not make good reading for the Welshman. Remarkably, Tottenham have never won a Premier League game with Bale in the team - and considering Spurs is his first top-flight club that means he is still yet to win his first ever Premier League game. He only played eight Premier League games last season before suffering a long-term injury, of which Spurs lost four and drew four. He has already played nine times in the league this season, but is still yet to taste victory. The defeat to Fulham was his sixth loss of the season, Spurs having drawn the other three games in which he has played. Tottenham's games are certainly not dull when he's around. In the 17 games he has played in, Spurs have been involved in two 4-4 draws - the remarkable comebacks against Aston Villa last season and Arsenal this year. In fact, Spurs have scored 24 goals in those 17 games, but they have also conceded more than two per game with Bale in the side - having conceded 36 in those 17 games. For clarity, Tottenham's Premier League record when Gareth Bale has played is as follows: P17 W0 D7 L10 F24 A36 PTS 7. It is worth pointing out that Bale is no jinx when it comes to cup games. Spurs have only lost one of the nine cup games in which he has played - the 2-0 UEFA Cup defeat to Udinese earlier this season.