but surely most objective observers are delighted that little Spurs, who never win anything, won the Carling Cup.
Much though we love the Blues, and the Gooners (and Ronaldo), it's rather good to see one of the lesser teams win.

Isn't it?

Just got back we were shocking and NO it's not good to see 'little' Spurs win as they are already deluded enough to believe they are a big team!! Unfortunately we got what we deserved which was bloody nothing....

Going to wembley was a great experience if you win and as I am a Spurs fan, I was delighted that we won.

For the record, I am not a deluded Spurs fan, I do not think we are a big club and JK is right, we do not win many trophies (our last was in 1999). I personally also think Chelsea are not a big club, they are certainly a rich one. In my opinion, Man Utd, Liverpool and (hate to say it) Arsenal are the only three big clubs.

I like characters, and I thought it was disgusting that Mourniho went and has been replaced with a second rate manager. As soon as all the players were available, he dropped your best player in Joe Cole, played Lampard instead of Ballack, and broke up the very successful Calvaho/Alex partnership. That was what lost it for you.

We seem to also seemed to have more fitness as well.

Incidentally I was very amused to see people spend

It was good to hear Drogba admit that the best team won.

I recall when Spurs were in the old First Division (pre Premiership) while Chelsea were in the Second. Historically, Tottenham are quite a big team. They just don't have as much money as certain others.