Let's rewind a back to the beginning of the season. Spurs where deemed not good enough by the pundits to make the Champions League and Arsenal were still considered to be potential title contenders? I am not sitting here now after 7 games and thinking that's it job done, bring on Barcelona next season. I am just taking the opportunity to say, don't doubt what Harry can achieve. Harry Redknapp as used his knowledge and common sense to get the club back from the brink, when Harry took over the team we were actually worse off than Arsenal are now, he was shrewd in the transfer market and just kept things simple.
At the beginning of the season it was true to say, there was a lot of uncertainty on certain players and we had an injury list that just seemed to go on. Harry and Levy stuck to there guns on Modric and Harry persuaded Levy to take on Parker, probably the best signing so far of the current season along with Aguero. Parker is a no nonsense player who can break up the play in the middle of the park and plays the easy ball. His work rate is phenomenal. At the end of the Arsenal game, it's my belief that he only came off the field as he just could not move any more, he had worked so hard on and off the ball that his body could take no more.
The game against Arsenal was a clear indication that Tottenham have turned the corner against our biggest rivals. I don't think we played as well as we did against Liverpool or the 1st half against Wolves, but we showed grit and determination to get the result. Arsenal had a good amount of possession as they always do, but with exception of the goal and the 1st half opportunity for Gervinho, they never really looked as potent as last year. Van Persie could not really get involved in the game, Walcott went walkies again as he does on the big stage and although they packed the middle of the park and should of over run Tottenham, they never did.
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The big test comes after the internationals, Parker and Walker to get us over the line for England and then comes Newcastle away from home. If anyone had said at the beginning of the season that Newcastle would be fourth in the league and unbeaten I would have probably laughed.
Bring on Newcastle and lets carry the Spurs marching on.
COYS
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