The Hoddle of Coffee: Tottenham Hotspur News and Links for Tuesday, May 20
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The Hoddle Headquarters' hype train is rolling on —
Our boys have landed in Bilbao!
Your hoddler-in-chief's hype has not died down one bit since yesterday's hoddle. In fact, it has only increased.
As of this post we are 36.5 hours away from kick-off, which means it is time for final preparations. Final training, final sleeps, final stretches and the final chance to get your things in order to watch the Europa League final.
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So what's your hype level entering today? Do share in the comments below.
Fitzie's track of the day: Jet, by Paul McCartney & Wings
And now for your links:
Alasdair Gold: 'Micky van de Ven explains why he ignored warnings about joining Tottenham and why Postecoglou is right'
The Athletic ($$): 'Yves Bissouma and Rodrigo Bentancur: An unlikely partnership with two unlikely redemption arcs?'
The Guardian: ''We deserve a trophy': Van de Ven claims Spurs are determined to end drought'
Dan KP: 'Pedro Porro warns Spurs of 'magnificent' Ruben Amorim ahead of Europa League final'
Independent: 'How 'scandalous' Europa League final left Tottenham and Manchester United fans scrambling'
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