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Drop him: Poch must axe these 2 players from today’s starting Spurs XI against Millwall

The Spurs fans here in the Transfer Tavern have been mightily impressed with their form of late and they are extremely hopeful that their team can continue their impressive performances by securing a place in the semi-final of the FA Cup this weekend.

Spurs face League One Millwall at White Hart Lane today and their fans are in a positive frame of mind in the Tavern, with many hopeful that their team can with the game with relative ease.

Spurs’ boss Mauricio Pochettino must decide whether or not to rest some of his star players for the game but with the Lions having already beaten Bournemouth, Watford and Leicester City in the competition, he should throw caution to the wind with his team selection.

One Spurs fan is sat chomping on one of the landlord’s famous bacon cobs ahead of the big game and he thinks Spurs will be bang up for this game.

Writer Lee Clarke looks at two players who should be left out of the game this afternoon.

Hugo Lloris

The French stopper is one of Spurs’ most important players and the North London-based club should be careful using him in this competition.

Michel Vorm is more than good enough to contend with the threat that League One opposition will possess and Spurs should give the Dutchman a go here.

One Spurs fan is chatting to his pals ahead of the game and he is of the opinion that Lloris should be placed on the bench here, as an injury could seriously harm the club’s top four ambitions.

Harry Kane

Another player who Spurs should think twice about letting loose against weaker opposition is the in-form Harry Kane.

Given that Spurs don’t really have a player fit to fill Kane’s boots should he get injured, they would be wise to avoid risking the striker during this game and instead hand an opportunity to someone else.

One Spurs fan is having a game of pool in the Tavern and he thinks that Kane should be included in the squad, but that he should start on the bench, just in case things do go wrong at any point.

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