Jack Pitt-Brooke

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Jack Pitt-Brooke

It was almost 6.40pm at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium when the music was turned off and the South Stand found their voice again. They belted out Ange Postecoglou's name over and over again as he stood down in front of them, surrounded by the players and their families. This was a strange day at Spurs, one where the real occasion was everything that happened after the final whistle.

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Jack Pitt-Brooke

Thomas Tuchel will use England's time in Catalonia next month to start preparing his players for the temperatures they will face in next summer's World Cup. England play Andorra in a World Cup qualifier in Barcelona on June 7, and will spend their time before then training outside Girona, rather than at St George's Park. Tuchel knows that England will face difficult conditions of heat and humidity at the World Cup in USA, Canada and Mexico next summer.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Jack Pitt-Brooke

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2 weeks ago | independent.co.uk | Jack Pitt-Brooke

Board puts strong case for its new man but maintains silence over spurned Spurs contenderThe Football Association was obviously proud of its pick and of its process yesterday. All four members of the Club England board flanked new manager Roy Hodgson at the Wembley press conference, and three of them spoke enthusiastically about their new man. Confidence in the team and its chances, though, was rather less obvious.

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Jack Pitt-Brooke

Lads, it's Tottenham. There was something surreal about watching the scenes at the San Mames stadium just before 11pm. Guglielmo Vicario collapsing to his knees, then to the floor, and staying there. Richarlison sprinting down the touchline twirling his shirt over his head. Cristian Romero being mobbed by team-mates. Son Heung-min sobbing, embraced by James Maddison. Dejan Kulusevski, who underwent knee surgery last week, dancing around as fast as his brace and crutches would allow.