But during Spurs’ 4-1 thrashing of West Ham United, the starlet picked up his fifth yellow card in English competitions this season, meaning that he is suspended for their London derby clash against Chelsea this coming Sunday.
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“The best way to describe my feeling is “very proud”, said Pochettino.
The half time whistle would have come as a blessed release to Bilic and his charges, but when the teams returned for the second period Spurs set about finishing the job.
Andros Townsend has resumed first-team training after the winger was exiled by Pochettino, and Clinton Njie (hamstring) and Heung-min Son (foot) are available for selection. We are a very young squad, we need to develop, we need to be constant.
“It is true that we’ve shown from the beginning of the season that we are consistent, but to try to win the title maybe we need more”.
The Hammers were able to get a late consolation goal when Lanzini was played in by Nikica Jelavic, showing great skill to create space in the box before rifling a left-footed effort into the roof of the net three minutes before the end of regulation time.
“It’s a lot of things in his head”. “It’s hard to guess today what will happen in four or five months”.
Tottenham reinforced their Champions League credentials with a commanding 4-1 victory however, with a few weirdos even claiming they have the slimmest of chances of winning the Premier League title.
Former Tottenham midfielder Micky Hazard and West Ham midfielder Trevor Sinclair condemned the attacks on social media.
A broken man after his team’s defeat, Slaven Bilic admitted, “There are no excuses”.
The second 45 went on to continue in much the same vain as Adrian did well to keep the score down.as he showed his quality just after the third goal when he produced a double save from the combination of Son and Eriksen.
“The players deserve first credit because it is always up to them to take the tools we provide”.
Following an incisive pass from Moussa Dembele to Dele Alli, the youngster’s shot was deflected into the path of his England worldwide teammate and the Spurs no 10 expertly rolled Carl Jenkinson before slotting the ball into the net for his seventh league goal of the campaign.
Spurs have shaken off a tendency earlier in the season to draw games they should have won – in large part to Harry Kane getting his scoring boots laced up again.
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West Ham often seemed powerless to prevent Tottenham from surging forward as Dele Alli hit the crossbar in the first half and Ryan Mason hit the post late on.
