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Tottenham’s 10 game unbeaten streak

3 wins in a row at White Hart Lane in three different competitions means that Spurs increase their unbeaten run to 10 games. They move into the top half of the table for the first time this season and qualified for the last 8 of the League Cup and the UEFA Cup knock-out stage and of course broken our losing streak with Chelsea. In fact, in all three games Tottenham came from behind which suggests that we are getting tougher. With Steed Malbranque finally fit again things are looking up indeed and hopefully we can win our first away game of the season at Reading on Sunday.

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  • I wish you well. I listened to Martin Jol being interviewed the other day and I like his focus on ‘local’ talent – an obvious dig at north London rivals Arsenal. It should be easy enough to continue your ten game unbeaten streak at Reading, who only have one win and a draw from the last six – two of those loses were to Liverpool by the way.

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