Tottenham Football Club its fans, tickets and rivalries

Tottenham Football has a remarkable history since its formation in 1882. It created history for the first time in 1901 when the team won the FA Club becoming the first and the only non-league club to do so ever since the formation of the football league. In each of the last six decades the club has been the winner of one or the other significant trophy, a record, which none other club apart from Manchester United can boast about. The club has been exhibiting spectacular game for years now that keeps the Tottenham Premier League football tickets always on a very high demand. The adventure of Tottenham Premier League matches gets further intensified every time the team comes to the ground to take on to their fiercest rivals, the Arsenals. The matches between Tottenham and Arsenal are regarded as North London Derby, the team also has strong rivalries with Chelsea and West Ham United. Tottenham have won the FA Cup for eight times, the Football League Cup four times, the football league twice. Another feather was added to its cap in 1963 when it won the UEFA competition becoming the first English team to do so and in 1960-61 the club while completing the double became the first team to do so in the twentieth century. The White Hart Lane stadium is the home for the Spurs since 1905 and their moto in Latin says "To Dare Is to Do". Tottenham has an immense fan following in North London and within the counties of East and South East England. Tottenham Premier League fixtures are highly popular among its fans and more than often Tottenham Premier League football tickets are booked in months in advance. All eyes are on the latest match to be played between the Spurs and the Blues this Saturday. Andre Villas-Boas’s team will take up Chelsea for the first time since his controversial exit from the team this March. Though he refused of hatching any such plan but didn’t rule out that his team might arrive on the ground with similar thoughts. He was reported saying He said: "It is the team who took this club out of the Champions League, this is the team who prevented this team from playing in FA Cup final last year. "So in the end we certainly have ingredients for it to be a spectacular match, hopefully. We never know how the game can develop. But certainly, a good game might hopefully give us a chance to go nearer the top, which is what we want." With all the action and momentum gearing up this Barclay’s Tottenham Premier League fixture against their strong rivals, the game be interesting to watch for every Tottenham fan. Tottenham Premier League matches registered a ninth place in terms of total audience recorded and between the period of 1946 and 69 the team for five times recorded highest average in terms of attendance in whole of England. Book your Tottenham Premier League football tickets today to catch all these action live on ground.