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NFS Shift, the best Need For Speed game I've played. I've played all of them.
The series need a track racer, and thank god that they made it mostly track. The down side would be a bit too easy even on normal/hard.

Fifa 10, In the Uk its out on Friday (02/10/09). The Demo is top-notch, and it says that the quality isn't represented in the demo so I'm expecting a high quality game, but I dont wanna get my expectations too high though.

Football Manager 2010, I love Football Manager 2009, but I think Tottenham are under-rated on the game, and thats a same, theres no starting transfer budget and they've made them as rubbish as they possibly can. As long as they make them decent with money in Football Manager 2010, it'll be twice as better as FM09.

Well last year, Tottenham broke 2 records;
- Worst start to a season ever, only 2 points from 8 matches, a draw against both Man Utd and Chelsea.
- Least goals concede at home - 10.

This year they've had their best start to a season since the 1960s.

Team Points
1Chelsea 12
2Tottenham 12
3Man Utd 9
4Man City 9
5Stoke 7
6Arsenal 6
7Liverpool 6
8Aston Villa 6
9Sunderland 6
10Burnley 6
11West Ham 4
12Birmingham 4
13Wolverhampton 4
14Hull 4
15Fulham 3
16Everton 3
17Wigan 3
18Blackburn 1
19Bolton 0
20Portsmouth 0

Thats where we currently are in the Premier League after 4 games.
Tottenham 2-1 Liverpool (Premier League)
Hull City 1-5 Tottenham (Premier League)
West Ham 1-2 Tottenham (Premier League)
Doncaster 1-5 Tottenham (Carling Cup)
Tottenham 2-1 Birmingham (Premier League)

Tottenhams Scorers.
Defoe (4)
Lennon (2)
Crouch (2)
Huddlestone
O'Hara
Pavlyuchenko
Bentley
Palacios
Keane
Bassong
Assou-Ekotto

After the International break we play against two tough matches vs Man Utd and then Chelsea.

Thats my newest blog about something I do care about, Tottenham and football.

Well the English Premier League (EPL) is due to start in just under 3 weeks time and I honestly can't wait. I hate the period between the end of May and well the middle of August.
I watched my first Tottenham game of the season, well it was pre-season friendly, but it technically was the first match I watched on tv. I'm hoping to actually going to White Hart Lane (Tottenham's home ground) this season because I didn't manage to last season. The only highlight of the time between seasons are the prospects of new players joining and players leaving their respective clubs. I just like looking to see who brought in who. Like Manchester City have signed 3 pretty big players already, Man City were taken over by a United Arab Emirates group back in July last year and made them the richest club in the world. They've broughtEmmanuel Adebayor fromArsenal for £25mil, Carlos Tevez's loan expired from Man City's local rivals Man Utd, and they got Tevez from the MSI who own about 25% of south American players unless fully brought out, so he was basically 'free agent,' which means they are without a team at the moment, and they paid the MSI £25mil. They also brought in Blackburn Rovers' Paraguayan striker Roque Santa Cruz for about £17mil.
Tottenham's only signings so far this window have been 2 defenders. Kyle Naughton, 19 and Kyle Walker, 20 both from Sheffield United.