Defoe Goes Mad As Spurs Beat Truly Awful Wigan 9-1
If you'll excuse us - holy s**t. Tottenham have made Wigan look like complete and utter arses by utterly pounding them 9-1 at the Lane. Jermain Defoe helped himself to just the five, aided greatly by some magnificent slapstick defending from Wigan. Even Wigan's goal should've been disallowed, as Paul Scharner indulged in some Henry-esque basketball. Who wants to give Chris Kirkland a hug? Your mails to: theeditor@football365.com- Torres Likely To Miss CL Tie & Mersey Derby
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