Despite a late season collapse last term, the Tottenham Hotspur fans in the Transfer Tavern have put the dreadful end to the past campaign far behind them. 

After becoming the first Premier League side to beat Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City side, the North London locals have been talking up a title challenge.

Mauricio Pochettino’s side are firmly in contention for the top prize in English football, much to the delight of those at White Hart Lane.

Still, such is the nature of life being a football fan, every possible thought they could have had will have surely raced through their heads.

Whether they’re good or bad, life being so devoted to the beautiful game is likely to have placed ALL sorts of thoughts in the minds of those on Hotspur Way.

With that in mind, here’s a look at FOUR thoughts every Spurs fan would have had for sure this season.

£30m for Sissoko?!

Moussa Sissoko was a dramatic Deadline Day signing for the North London outfit, having put himself in the shop window during Euro 2016.

Still, the 27-year-old came at a premium despite a dreadful season for Newcastle last time out.

The powerful Frenchman cost a reported £30m and is under huge pressure to prove his worth.

The world is over

Harry Kane took his annual leave in August, though the 23-year-old has starting to hit form prior to his ankle injury.

While Vincent Janssen was brought in over the summer, the England international’s long absence will have had Spurs fans worrying.

Simply put, he’s that important.

The mighty Kenyan

With Eric Dier and Mousa Dembele hugely impressing in holding roles last term, the arrival of Victor Wanyama was met with scepticism.

At times a liability to Southampton, the midfield bruiser came with a warning.

However, the Kenyan has been in stunning form since his move, looking like an unstoppable force in their engine room.

We’re going to win the league

Though last season must have taught the Spurs fans to be careful in flying too close to the sun, the nature of their win over Manchester City cannot be understated.

They were that good.