Spurs have spent over £300m on this 'assemblage of fetid horse meat'

A spectator account of Spurs’ match against Everton criticizes the performance as “slow and aimless” over 90 minutes, with repeated possession losses and little attacking ambition. The writer argues that the quality on the pitch didn’t match the players’ reported status and wages, adding that tackles were infrequent and poorly executed. The piece compares the Spurs–Everton display unfavorably with Montrose winning 2-1 in Scotland’s third tier, describing the lower-level game as more entertaining. The author also suggests the Premier League’s marketing can make tedious matches look like elite entertainment, and asks who in the club or recruitment process endorsed spending more than £300 million on Spurs’ squad.