Barry Graham
Barry is a Glaswegian who bitterly regrets the life-limiting consequences of his inept glory-hunting as a child in the early 80s. A Glenn Hoddle poster on his next-door neighbour's bedroom wall, coupled with back-to-back FA Cup wins, was all it took to consign him to a toxic but unbreakable relationship with Tottenham.
In 2012, he set up Glasgow Spurs, the first official supporters club north of the border.
He and his son, whom he selfishly indoctrinated, have been season-ticket holders since the temporary move to Wembley.
Barry, a former journalist now working in communications, would love to see Spurs win the league before he dies. But in the meantime will settle for not being put through the ordeal of another relegation fight.
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Aug. 18, 2026
Fly, Flappy, Fly - A Spurs Legend* Departs (*LOL)
This week, Simon leads the therapy session alongside Julie Welch (is your phone off, Julie?), Kev Acott (rapidly approaching a monumental 'I don't know' milestone), and token Scot, Barry Graham. We break down: Hoffenheim Double-Header: 10 senior players missing, Mikey Moore running riot, and looking for clues ahead of Brentford The Cuti Exit: 6 red cards, 65% appearance rate, and a farewell to Spurs’s most infuriating lunatic. Transfer Madness: The Savinho saga enters decade three, ...
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June 16, 2026
Lowball Bids And Shredded Letters
The summer football drought is here - the World Cup being merely an American advertising opportunity - and we're fretting about all things Spurs. Micky van de Ven is playing left-back to accommodate a player we don't even own yet (and might not), we somehow have eleven centre-backs on the books, and Brighton are peppering us with a passive-aggressive bid for Vuskovic. Did the THST letter go straight into Peter Charrington's shredder? Do they speak for us anyway? We banish couch-potato e...