Tom Allnutt is a football writer at The Times and The Sunday Times. He primarily focuses on clubs across London and has covered major global sports events, including the World Cup, European Championships, and Olympic Games. Tom has been featured in CODE, The Times, and The Sunday Times.
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Tom Allnutt's articles primarily focus on sports, particularly football with an emphasis on the Premier League and specific clubs such as Manchester City, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur. He also covers evolving stories in the world of sports.
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Tottenham’s opening tie in the competition would be scheduled for the second weekend of August, days after pre-season tour match against Chelsea — in Sydney
Sweden head coach says Tottenham winger’s focus should be on returning to action for 2026-27 campaign after long injury layoff as he omits him from World Cup squad
By: Tom Allnutt
Former Tottenham defender on retirement, pain of watching their relegation fight, ‘Battle of the Bridge’ and why he’s certain Mauricio Pochettino will return
By: Tom Allnutt
Tottenham have dismal record that dates to 1990 and covers 27 managers, but Roberto De Zerbi has tasted victory at Stamford Bridge and wants his players to visualise win there
As Spurs’s results and performances nosedived under Thomas Frank executives refused to confront the possibility of relegation — until is was almost too late
A poor injury record and terrible form against weaker sides may blot copybook, but incoming Liverpool head coach’s high-adrenaline football very similar to Jürgen Klopp’s
By: Tom Allnutt, William Turvill, Matt Lawton
Spurs figures deny claims that group — which includes billionaire Taiwanese financier — have agreement in place to buy 24.99 per cent of ENIC
By: Tom Allnutt
Eighty per cent of Portugal fans believe he is still team’s saviour and coach Roberto Martínez backs him, so 41-year-old is unlikely to play second fiddle at World Cup
Mexico 2 South Africa 0: Julian Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez score first goals of World Cup with three red cards at Azteca Stadium, a record for an opening match
By: Tom Allnutt
Tom Allnutt of The Times The green and white sombreros were still fluttering through the air when the first whistle blew, as the most
