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Tottenham's latest financial results have revealed transfer spending of almost £150m in the last 16 months, surpassing the traditional Barclays Premier League top four and coming second only to Manchester City. Full Article at The Independent
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Despite Tottenham Hotspur's record profits, the club is not expected to spend heavily in the transfer market in January. Earlier this week, the club announced record profits of £33.4 million (US$55.7 million) for the year ending June 30, 2009. Full Article at Sports Pro Media
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Watching Ray Price in action is one of modern cricket's great sights, writes Dan Nicholl. There's something about Loftus that places it in its own class, writes Dan Nicholl. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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Nov. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Tottenham said the sales of strikers Dimitar Berbatov to Manchester United and Robbie Keane to Liverpool produced a record 56.5 million-pound ($94.5 million) profit on player sales for the London soccer club last year. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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Tottenham Hotspur and Sunderland have both enjoyed good starts to the Premier League season, as might have been expected after some big spending in the summer transfer window. Full Article at Goal.com
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Aside from investing in the first team squad, we took the pre-emptive steps of reducing our operating costs in advance of the downturn in the economy and this has held us in good stead during this difficult economic period
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There's no doubt that the Barclays Premier League is getting tougher and tougher to survive in
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Bent was through on goal, it's a goal-scoring opportunity, and by the letter of the law he should be sent off
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They are a good team and I think Steve Bruce did a good job in organising them there. He left a good legacy and Roberto Martinez has continued the good work
