Final Score: Tottenham Hotspur 0 - 0 Wigan Athletic

After the win in midweek against Polish Champions, Wisla Krakow, Tottenham Hotspur looked to and most definitely needed to build on that victory with a win against Wigan at home.

The first half saw yet another lacklustre display from Juande Ramos' side. For all our excellent fitness training, the players looked well off the pace. Bentley, for example, looks like he needs a break.

The good news is that this team looks like it hasn't lost faith in Ramos. Instead, it's still trying to find its feet. The problem with a team trying to find its feet is that it really doesn't help if everyone in the side keeps passing the ball sideways and backwards.

The side saw four changes made to it, with Gomes in goal, a new central defence partnership of Woodgate and Corluka, with Assou-Ekotto and Zokora in the full-back roles. Our midfield housed a new central partnership of Jenas and O'Hara, whilst Bentley and Bale played on the right and left flanks respectively. Pavlyuchenko, back after being cup-tied in our UEFA Cup game, played up front with Bent.

In the first half, Tottenham had the majority of the possession, but unfortunately failing to do anything with it. Gomes did though, pull off another great save from a half-volley shot off of Scharner's boot.

Wigan lined up in the first half with the following players;

Kirkland, Figueroa, Boyce, Bramble, Melchiot, Valencia, Scharner, Palacios, Koumas, Zaki, Heskey.

Boo's rang around White Hart Lane upon the final whistle of the first half.

Ramos made a like-for-like sub swap, bringing on Campbell for Pavlyuchenko, who looks so far off the pace, he may in fact be going backwards.

Once again, Tottenham started off this second half brightly, but alas, so did Wigan. It must be Sod's Law that sees a Tottenham side come up against a solid Titus Bramble, but unfortunately, that was the case.

On 63 minutes, Ramos hauled off David Bentley, replacing him with Aaron Lennon. Immediately after coming off the bench, Lennon's pace injected a new zest into the game and he should have been awarded a penalty after being clipped by Figueroa within the area.

Tottenham went route one on 73 minutes, with O'Hara chesting the ball onto Lennon's chest within the Wigan penalty area, only for the pacey winger to drill his shot inches wide of Kirkland's goal.

On 79 minutes, Ramos made his final substitution by bringing on Huddlestone for Bale. O'Hara moved to the left side of midfield, whilst Huddlestone took a central midfield role.

Wigan came very close on 87 minutes when Kappo's shot was excellently stop and turned over the cross-bar by Gomes.

Poyet was urging the side on in the final embers of the game. Ramos though, seemed calm and collective. Make of that what you will.

Other than the fact that our team lacks vision, mobility, graft and guile, we most definitely lack a goalscorer. In the entire game, I think we only had two shots on target. That is relegation form. When a home team can only carve out two shots on target, you know they're in trouble.