Following on quickly from the extremely disappointing midweek clash with Sheffield United and our 3-1 defeat to Chris Wilder’s plucky side, Monday evening’s clash at White Hart Lane against Everton looks set to be another tricky tie.
Spurs are now 10 points off the European places, and the small hopes many fans held about Europe have now evaporated as we need a few teams to now significantly slip up – and our own form and performances continues to be heavily in question.
Before we look too far forward to our final finishing spot for 2019/20, we really have to just take it one game at a time now as even if we don’t have a foreign adventure next season, we all know there are significant improvements we can make in our play and consistency, so we at least go into 2020/21 with some renewed hope.
Manager Jose Mourinho is bullish that the players will show a reaction to the defeat – so it’s over to them to do just that.
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