The Tottenham fans in the Football Transfer Tavern are enjoying yet another season under Mauricio Pochettino…
A stellar campaign last season has been followed up by an even more impressive start to the 2016/17 season, with many of the Spurs fans in the Tavern hoping for a title challenge this season.
Whilst Mauricio Pochettino has been getting a lot of the credit in the Tavern in recent weeks, it must be noted that several of Tottenham’s players deserve the plaudits for their outstanding displays so far.
In fact, our landlord thinks that several of these players cannot be dropped under any circumstances by the Argentine boss.
With that said, Mauricio Pochettino must start these 3 Tottenham players in every game from now on…
Son Heung-Min
Son Heung-Min looked set for a Tottenham departure this summer, but he has started this season on fire for the Lilywhites.
He has scored 4 goals in just 3 Premier League games so far this year, and with a flurry of goals in European competition too – he is bang in form.
With Tottenham without Harry Kane for the foreseeable future, Son’s goals will be crucial going forward.
He must start.
Vincent Janssen
Speaking of Harry Kane, a relatively long-term injury will force Mauricio Pochettino’s hand up front.
Given his lack of first team experience, other Premier League managers might opt for an attacking midfielder in a false 9 role – but it is essential that Mauricio Pochettino gives Janssen a chance to shine up front.
The forward was prolific last season, and judging by his early Tottenham performances – he has every chance of bringing his fine form to the Premier League.
He will score goals, he just needs an opportunity.
Victor Wanyama
The Tottenham fans in the Football Transfer Tavern had expected Victor Wanyama to come in and be somewhat of a bit-part player for the Lilywhites this season – but he has proved that he deserves a starting spot going forward.
Eric Dier and Wanyama could form a deadly midfield duo that proves impossible to break down – and that will only be a good thing for Tottenham going forward.
Dembele might offer more offensively, but the Premier League can be unpredictable – and having that added steel in the heart of the Tottenham midfield will be vital for Poch this season.
