can anyone stop Tottenham winning the Carling Cup?

Spppppppppppppppppppppppuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrs broke with tradition this summer by not selling their best player to Manchester United and on paper their squad looks as good as anyone's.

They seem to have found a nice balance of strikers, a wealth of options in central midfield and, despite his shortcomings, Bentley is capeable of being an able replacement for Lennon. The fitness of King will always be important but Bassong looks to be an able deputy. My main concern would be their left side, but with bargain deadline day signing Niko Kranjčar on board could they suprise a few people?

Probably not.

Thanks

I think it's safe to say that the 3 handled monstrosity is OURS. Unless we play United of course, who'll ditch their youngsters faster than Peaches Geldof sacked her husband, buy the referee and the 10 extra minutes of injury time required to knock us out.

@ Spider Crouch

if that is infact your real name

I agree, although there are perhaps 2 or 3 teams capable of providing you with some reasonable competition

Manchester United will be relying on progressing in this cup in order to feed their huge hungry squad with games

Chelsea will likely field a close to A strength XI if drawn against you

Manchester City look like they're up for this, or at least the manager does.

Thankyou for you time.