The Hoddle of Coffee: Tottenham Hotspur News and Links for Wednesday, September 8

Hi, all!

At the top today is forward Kit Graham.

Ramble of the Day

It’s a Wednesday in the middle of an international break, and I have a question: What’s your most unpopular food opinion? For me, I think the answer is that I don’t like ketchup.

I fully acknowledge that it’s an unpopular opinion, nor do I look down upon anyone who does like ketchup. I haven’t liked ketchup since I was a kid; over the years, though, I have from time to time sampled some when it comes with a plate of fries. Each and every time, I confirm what I already knew — it just isn’t for me.

I never really crave ketchup’s sweetness when I’m eating fries or a burger, preferring solidly savory options like mayonnaise or mustard. It’s not that I inherently dislike the mixture of sweet and savory flavors, but I almost never want it as a condiment on my sandwich. Like I said, ketchup just isn’t for me.

tl;dr: My most unpopular food opinion is that I don’t like ketchup.

Stay informed, read this: Finland’s Tim Sparv on educating himself about migrant workers in Qatar for The Players’ Tribune

Links of the Day

FIFA opened disciplinary proceedings after the World Cup qualifier between Brazil and Argentina was halted by Brazilian health officials.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will represent the Premier League on the board of the European Clubs’ Association.

Two La Liga matches originally scheduled for the upcoming weekend were postponed to account for an extended international window in South America.

A longer read: Rory Smith on Chelsea and Manchester City’s loan armies and the imperfections of constant loans for The New York Times