Troy Parrott landed back to turbulent Tottenham yesterday but at least there are no tremors looming for his international career.

So long to the childhood sweetheart, hello to the rebound trainwreck.

Tottenham’s pre-season preparations took an unusual turn in China as Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Erik Lamela played against 100 local children.

Graeme Souness talks in much the same way he tackled. There is no room for niceties as he speaks.

Few cities in the world have football stirred into their daily lives quite as much as Madrid - but even the Spanish capital will be tested when Liverpool and Tottenham fans arrive for the 2019 Champions League final.

Reminiscing about Liverpool’s greatest European heroes takes you on a journey of some of football’s most iconic names

Jurgen Klopp took two minutes of his first press conference as Liverpool manager to play down the urgent demand for silverware, but he could not help setting himself a target.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino likened his side’s position in the Premier League title race to Fernando Alonso’s Formula One plight.

Hugo Lloris is hoping 2019 will be the year he finally lifts some silverware with Tottenham.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino will never get bored of stories linking him to other clubs because it means he is doing something right.

There's nothing like the restorative powers of an international break - niggling injuries that kept players immobile for a fortnight miraculously disappear as a new round of league fixtures approach.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino does not think it would be embarrassing if his side were knocked out of the Champions League at the group stage.

Hallowe’en didn’t have much impact on Fantasy Premier League managers this week - we had enough scares already in GW10.

The midfielder hasn't featured for Spurs since September because of a hamstring problem.

So how was your Gameweek 9? If your honest answer is 'Meh', you've done exceptionally well.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho believes "the goals will arrive" for striker RomeluLukaku

For the past few weeks, millions of Fantasy Premier League managers have been quietly wishing ill fortune on their own teams - a kind of "self-schadenfreude", if you will.

Winning in Fantasy Premier League all about bringing in players who are performing well and getting rid of the ones who aren't - it's as simple as that. Except when it isn't.

As we search for some certainty in this short life, Fantasy Premier League is really the last place any of us should be looking.

A five-win start and still not top? That’s Liverpool for you. During those rare instances of a title challenge in the Premier League era, somebody always stole our thunder.

After all the agonising among Fantasy Premier League managers over who should replace the suspended Richarlison, Gameweek 4 left us with one demoralising conclusion - we never should have sold him in the first place.

It's never a comfortable feeling being satisfied with your Fantasy Premier League team - something infuriating is always waiting for you just around the corner.

The main talking point in Fantasy Premier League last week happened before a ball was even kicked.

Mauricio Pochettino has vowed to lead from the front as he tackles his “toughest season” yet as Tottenham manager.

There are now over five million Fantasy Premier League teams registered - and all the new managers got a taste of some of the many hair-pulling frustrations the rest of us have been enduring for years.

Fantasy Premier League is finally back, and it won't be long before we will finally learn if all that time spent ruminating and tinkering with our teams was actually worth it.

Mauricio Pochettino says Tottenham might not make any signings this summer after criticising the decision to close the transfer window early.

Fantasy Premier League managers everywhere are strapping in for the wild ride that is Gameweek 38 - especially those for whom disaster struck last Friday.

Tottenham 1 Newcastle 0

It’s finally here - the last Double Gameweek of the season.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino has said the Football Association tweet that mocked Spurs and England striker Harry Kane was “embarrassing”.

Arsene Wenger has divided opinion for years now - but he’ll always have a special place in the heart of some Fantasy Premier League managers after what he did this week.

Another Double Gameweek, another disappointment.

Harry Kane has been handed a boost in his bid for a third successive Premier League Golden Boot after being awarded Tottenham's second goal at Stoke.

Fantasy Premier League managers worldwide breathed a collective sigh of relief this week after the last fixtures of the season were finally confirmed.

It only had four fixtures, but Gameweek 31 saw armies of Fantasy Premier League managers celebrate one of their highest scoring weeks of the season.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino is confident Harry Kane will play again this season, though refused to put a timescale on his return.

It was a theme picked up on by Hugo Lloris, who is one of the most experienced Spurs player at this level, mostly from his time with Lyon.

Barely two minutes had passed before Fantasy Premier League managers were greeted with their first bizarre sight of Gameweek 29.

Fantasy Premier League managers everywhere love a good moan about the allocation of bonus points - usually when one of their players gets short-changed. This week was very different, though.

Mauricio Pochettino insists Harry Kane is happy at Tottenham and can fulfil his desire to win silverware in north London.

Sooner or later, the Fantasy Premier League conversation always seems to come back to Sergio Aguero.

There wasn't too much in the midweek games to get Fantasy Premier League managers excited - all the best action was off the field.

Gameweek 24 had an air of nostalgia for Fantasy Premier League managers, as we watched former legends of the game come to the fore again.

Harry Kane could become "disgruntled" and look to leave Tottenham unless the club begins to challenge for silverware, according to former Spurs striker Gary Lineker.

A teenager who suffered extensive burns in a gas explosion just three months ago has been able to leave hospital to see his favourite football club in action.

Stubbornly holding on to a player can be fatal in Fantasy Premier League - but managers have been finding out recently that selling one too soon can be every bit as calamitous.