The resident Lilywhites in the Transfer Tavern were delighted with their side’s victory over APOEL Nicosia earlier this week…
Tottenham have endured a barren run of form of late, but they collected a morale-boosting victory on Wednesday night to ensure they would finish unbeaten in the group stages of the Champions League. Unfortunately for Mauricio Pochettino, his side haven’t been able to replicate their form in Europe in their domestic performances. However, the Spurs manager will be hoping that his sides midweek victory will give them the confidence to kick-start their league campaign against Stoke this weekend.
There have been many explanations proposed to explain Tottenham’s decline in recent weeks, and their temporary stadium arrangements are never too far away from those explanations.
The Lilywhites’ struggles have come both home and away so far this season, but the Wembley hoodoo seems to be a scapegoat for those fans that can’t help but feel their form would be vastly improved at the old White Hart Lane.
However, Tottenham supporters can soon forget about Wembley and look forward to playing in a breath-taking new stadium next season.
The club’s official Twitter page provided a further update on the progress of the construction of the new stadium earlier today.
Our new single-tier south stand at #SpursNewStadium is going to be .
We take a closer look at the work taking place with Site Manager, Olly Clarke. pic.twitter.com/3wH52Fk2W3
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) December 7, 2017
And despite some concerns about whether the stadium will be ready in time, the tweet attracted plenty of excitement from supporters on Twitter.
Here’s what the fans had to say in response to the club post…
Olly Clarke’s better than oligarchs. #coys
— Lime-Laku (@Laqumies) December 7, 2017
https://twitter.com/Geezer_sc/status/938718317178753027
https://twitter.com/BertieBigSpuds/status/938815236911624192
Amazing
— Abdul Kargbo (@AbdulKa18557501) December 7, 2017
Jeez, what are you doing to me ?? Finish it tomorrow already! Lol #COYS
— nahdi abbas (@nabbas68) December 7, 2017
It looks great, stunning in fact. Only caution is first PL game will be august, 9 months away? Cant bear thought of more Wembley time, maybe first 4 away games of 18/19 season?
— Sam (@bellamoir) December 7, 2017
Why the moving pitch for NFL? Must be missing something
— stuart jeffery (@stuartj425) December 7, 2017
What a stadium this will be. Can’t wait
— Matty Richardson (@matty_rich23) December 7, 2017
Going to be sick in the south stand @ashbolan04
— Nick Skinner (@NickSkinner_) December 7, 2017
Actually looks lit, Spurs away in the cup next season pls
— BallerBogle (@BallerBurn) December 7, 2017
Will this be done for next season???
— Patrick Murphy (Pa) (@thfcpm61_g) December 7, 2017
