Post Traumatic Spurs Disorder: Being a Tottenham Fan in the Premier League Years

by Hayden Gribble

Being a Tottenham Hotspur fan in the years of the Premier League has been a character-building experience, taking in great highs, terrible lows and all the fun bits in the middle. Hayden Gribble invites you inside the life of a Spurs fan of modern times, looking back through a nostalgic lens on what was and what is now.



"A must for any Spurs fan." Bill Nicholson...I wish.



"It's books like this one that makes you wish we'd won more to stop him moaning." Mauricio Pochettino if he read the book.



"Hayden Gribble is the Harry Kane of Tottenham Writers." Danny Blanchflower...allegedly.



"Hayden who?" Jimmy Greaves...seriously.

346 pages, Paperback

First published September 9, 2024

About the author

Hayden Gribble was born in the summer of 1989. He spent his formative years absorbing the television of yesteryear through repeats of the Gerry Anderson Supermarionation series, Doctor Who, The Simpsons, Red Dwarf and Dad’s Army. He was also mesmerised by the James Bond film series and the action cartoons of the late 1980s and early 1990s. As adulthood dawned he had tried to pass himself off as an adult by writing for a number of publications such as the Doctor Who Appreciation Society newszine, Celestial Toyroom, music writer for B-Side Magazine, Features and Vortextra contributor to Doctor Who Online and working as a football writer for goal.com and Eurosport. In 2014, he wrote and self-published his first novel, The Man in the Corner. He followed this up with a collection of poems and lyrics from his teenage years called Tales From Another Me, released as a kindle book in 2015. He appears regularly on the Diddly Dum Podcast and since 2016 has hosted his own show, Podcasters Royale: The James Bond 007 Show. Find Hayden on Twitter @gribbla12 and at his website www.haydengribble.net and Facebook www.facebook.com/haydengribbleauthor