21/May/2011 –

After recovering from a spine problem which had kept him away from the pitch, goalkeeper Gomes is at Tottenham’s disposal again.

The Spurs are going to play against Birmingham tomorrow, 22nd May, home at the last round in the Premier League.

“Before the match against Manchester City, 10th May, I began to feel some pains in my back during training then I underwent treatment. I got back to training normally with the team this week without feeling any pain. The team are focused on getting a nice score so that we do well at end of the competition”, says Gomes.
Tottenham have 59 points and they are in 5th place in the competition.

29/Apr/2011 –

Brazilian goalkeeper Gomes’s Tottenham are ready to play against Chelsea tomorrow, 30th April, away for the 35th round in the Premier League.

The team trained yesterday, 29th April, in the morning and there are doubts to whether Tom Huddlestone will play because of his injured ankle. On the other hand, Ekotto is out because of a muscle injury.

‘We expect to play a great match. Both teams count on good players. We’ll have some commitments away in this homestretch. We aim to score as much as we can because we seek a slot in the Champions League. We stand a chance of getting fourth place’, says Gomes.

Tottenham are in 5th place in the Premier League with a total of 55 points. Chelsea are in 2nd with 67 points. In the tournament, the first three secure a slot in the Champions League, the 4th secure a slot in the Pre-League and the 5th play the European League.

22/Apr/2011 –

Tottenham’s team, for which Brazilian goalkeeper Gomes plays, trained for the last time today, 22nd April, before the match against West Bromwich which is going to take place tomorrow, 23rd April, for the 34th round in the Premier League.

There is doubt about calling up Bale because he felt some pain in his knee during the match against Arsenal in the middle of the week.

‘We played a hard match in the last round. We know that we’ll have tough matches in the homestretch so we’re concentrated and focussed on doing our best before our fans to secure a slot in the European tournaments’, says Gomes.

Tottenham have 54 points and they are in 5th place in the Premier League, while West have 39 and they are in 11th place.

20/Apr/2011 –

Goalkeeper Gomes’s Tottenham drew 3-3 with Arsenal at home this Wednesday, 20th April, in a postponed match for the 28th round in the Premier League.

During this hard-fought match the Spurs were marked by Van der Vaart (2) and Huddlestone. Gomes’s team started at a disadvantage in the start then they eventually drew it.

‘This was a great and exciting match. In the 1st half were at a disadvantage and while we were losing by 3-1 in the end we were able to draw. We played better in the 2nd half so we deserved to win. Now we’ll get ready for the next rounds to move up in the standings’, said the Brazilian goalkeeper.

After drawing, Tottenham remained in 5th place with 55 points while Arsenal added up to 64 points in 3rd place.

The Spurs are going to be back on the pitch on Saturday, 23rd April, to play against West Bromwich for the 34th round.

19/Apr/2011 –

Goalkeeper Gomes is ready for another challenge for Tottenham. His team will face Arsenal tomorrow, 20th April, in the 28th round in the Premier League.

‘We trained this morning and the team are ready. We’ll play one match against the second place team. We need to win to move up in the standings. We’re focused on the Premier League. Victory is the only thing that matters to us’, said the Brazilian goalkeeper.

Tottenham have 53 points and they are in 5th place while Arsenal are in 2nd place with 63.