Tottenham Hotspur supporters in the Transfer Tavern have been so close to tasting league success, and they’re hopeful that this is the campaign that they lift the coveted PL trophy.

Having come very close to finishing top of the Premier League these past two seasons, Spurs supporters are hopeful that they’ll be able to realise their dream of league success at the third time of asking.

Nonetheless, our resident Tottenham fans are aware of the danger that they face with Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea all primed to utilise their financial resources.

Spurs have yet to sign anyone in the transfer market but are widely expected to complete deals soon.

Looking ahead to the future, many people have begun to discuss Spurs’ potential line-up against Newcastle United on the opening day of the new Premier League season.

Our landlord has decided to look at TWO impact subs Spurs should utilise in their game against the Magpies….

Vincent Janssen

The 23-year-old experienced a turbulent first season at Spurs, one that has failed miserably to rival the excitement and anticipation that his arrival provoked.

The Dutch striker finished the season having scored a woeful tally of two league goals and six in all competitions, most of which were scored from the penalty spot.

Nonetheless, there’s still an opportunity to make his switch a success – he requires confidence and continuity.

A player who scores 31 goals in a single season doesn’t see his qualities diminish overnight.

Consequently, Pochettino must entrust the striker on Spurs’ pre-season tour.

This would be the perfect opportunity for Janssen to score some goals and regain his form, before making a meaningful contribution off the bench on the opening day of the new season.

Moussa Sissoko

Similarly, Sissoko’s Spurs career has failed to prosper as hoped.

Following his arrival from Newcastle United, Tottenham supporters were hoping to see the Frenchman’s power and tenacity.

He’s renowned for his ability to embark on advancing runs and beating opponents due to his pace and physicality.

However, his Tottenham career has been a bitter disappointment.

He failed to score a single goal last season and only made eight starts in the Premier League.

It is vital that he impresses this pre-season and resurrects his hopes of starting for Tottenham.

The momentum attained during pre-season will be of great benefit if he comes off the bench against his former team.

A goal against Newcastle on the opening day of the season? It doesn’t sound too improbable.

Do you agree Spurs fans? Let us know!