Tottenham Hotspur Thread

I don't get the fuss tbh, it's been the same every season for a while now.

It's pretty common knowledge that Spurs don't start their season til November, Kane has never scored more than 5 before then but finishes on 20+ with ease and I bet as a team their win record is terrible between August and October - but that's why they're not winning titles, if they started the season in August and not in November they'd already have 2 titles to their name.

Their overall record at Wembley is a major cause for concern however. 16% win-rate there actually since it was re-developed 

How on earth does wage bills have any relevance to their position? 

If we're judging teams by wage bills then Newcastle and Sunderland should be solidified Premier League teams on the brink of qualifying for Europe. 

The only thing it proves is how stupid immense value Spurs are getting out of their investments, nothing else.. 

Whereas 'certain months' has alot of relevance, if Kane and Spurs actually begun their seasons in August like everyone else did then they wouldn't be challenging in November with a 10-15 point handicap on the other challengers, it's a simple solution to a simple problem really. It's a 38 game season not a 30 game season.

 

 

 

If that's the case then why can't they beat Burnley at home when their wage bill is roughly 4 times that of Burnley?

 

Can they not just walk on the pitch and go here Burnley lads, we earn more than you, know your place.

Good signing for Spurs IMO.

He scored 15 goals last season and had an okay record in la liga. He will fill the gap and Kane cant start every game.

Its not good news for Jansen.