Brad Friedel

Brad Friedel doesn’t think that Gareth Bale’s exit this summer has weakened Tottenham Hotspur.
Tottenham sold Bale to Real Madrid during the pre-season transfer window at a record transfer fee of 85.3 million Pounds.

This is believed to be a huge blow for the Spurs as Bale had performed brilliantly for them last season. But, Friedel’s opinions are a bit different. According to him, rather than getting weakened, Tottenham has actually been strengthened after Bale’s exit.

Veteran goalkeeper Brad Friedel has stated that Tottenham Hotspur are gunning for a title in the 2013-14 season and the American is not ruling out a challenge for the Premier League as well. The North London club came very close to securing a fourth place in the Premier League and secure European football for next season before missing out on the last day of the season to fierce rivals Arsenal.

Football and gambling have long been intertwined – occasionally in a not particularly healthy way as in the case of betting scandals involving players, but more often in a way that has been beneficial and healthy for both parties.

Nowadays, both Premier League football and gambling are amongst the most successful entertainment industries in the world making the appeal of joining forces greater than ever; which is why the rumour that one of the top online gambling sites could be about to sign a sponsorship deal with one of the top Premiership clubs is not that much of a shock.

The goalkeeper of Tottenham Hotspur, Brad Friedel, has said that winning the Europa League was one of the goals of his team before the start of this season and he is glad that his team is on the right track to achieve that goal.

The Spurs are on the verge of making their way into the final 8 of the Europa League. They secured a 3-0 win against Internazionale on Thursday. They will face Inter Milan again after a week and if they manage to safeguard their lead in that match, they will be into the quarterfinals.

Tottenham Hotspur will face Arsenal in a Premier League clash at White Hart Lane on Sunday. It will be the 28th match for both the teams in the tournament.

The result of this match can change the position of both the teams in the points table. Currently, the Spurs are at no. 3, Chelsea is at no. 4 and Arsenal is at no. 5. But, there is not much difference between these three teams in terms of points. Chelsea has only two points less than Tottenham, while, Arsenal has only two points less than Chelsea.

The Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas has said that he wants to keep the American International Brad Friedel at the club, despite the 41-year-old coming to the end of his contract. The former Aston Villa and Blackburn Rovers goalkeeper has been one of the best in the Premier league over the past couple of seasons.

The Tottenham goalkeeper Brad Friedel has said that he feels that the players let down the fans extremely in the recent 1-0 defeat against Wigan. This was the second straight home defeat for Tottenham, which meant that they have now slipped behind the title contenders quite heavily in the Premier league table.

Brad Friedel reckons that it was just an awful day for the players, and they need to hold up their hands and say that they did not perform well for the entire match. Ben Watson scored the second half goal that gave Wigan a very unlikely victory at White Hart Lane.

The manager of Tottenham Hotspur, Andre Villas Boas, has hailed his veteran goalkeeper Brad Friedel for making some brilliant saves in the second half of the match against Queens Park Rangers which was played at the White Hart Lane on 23rd of September.

Tottenham goalkeeper Brad Friedel has said that he is extremely delighted with the impact made by the former Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas, who recently took over at White Hart Lane to replace the former manager Harry Redknapp.

Tottenham goalkeeper Brad Friedel has said that he is extremely happy with the season that has just concluded. The former Aston Villa goalkeeper moved to London to play for Tottenham in the summer on a free transfer.