Tim Spiers is a journalist for The Athletic, covering a range of topics in the world of football. With a focus on Tottenham Hotspur, Spiers provides in-depth analysis and commentary on matches, players, and team dynamics. He also explores broader football-related issues, such as the evolution of social media in the sport.
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By: Tim Spiers
Tim Spiers' weekly look at the more curious aspects of football
By: Tim Spiers
It was inevitable the Argentine would be at FIFA's club jamboree next summer, but how he qualified feels unsatisfactory in the extreme
By: Tim Spiers
Teams who dominate their domestic league are finding life among Europe's elite to be anything but fun
By: Tim Spiers
The major talking points from a dramatic on matchweek 3 in the Champions League
By: Tim Spiers
Our weekly look at football's quirkier side, featuring phlegm, 'little guys' and Fulham's New Tequila Partner
By: Tim Spiers
Clarke became the first player in Premier League history to endure all three on his full debut as Ipswich lost 4-3 at Brentford
By: Tim Spiers
Perhaps we obsess over upward trajectories and onward moves. And perhaps happiness and being out of the national spotlight is underrated too
Tim Spiers takes a look at the sillier side of football this week
By: Thom Harris, Tim Spiers, Andy Jones
What is it really like to still be seeking a first win of the season? We sent our reporters to Ipswich, Southampton and Wolves to find out
By: Tim Spiers
Fulham produced 43 crosses against Brentford - and their refusal to change tack resulted in one of the most dramatic wins of the season
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