The Spurs fans were jumping for joy here in the Transfer Tavern last weekend, after witnessing their side thump Championship outfit Fulham in the FA Cup.

Spurs’ real quest for this campaign is to finish in the Premier League’s top four but their fans are also hopeful that the club can secure a place at Wembley in the FA Cup, having draw League One Millwall at home in the next round.

The ardent Tottenham fans who are regulars in the Tavern are fairly happy with life being a fan of the club at present and they are jubilant that the club has been able to continue their good progress shown last season.

Spurs are in action against Stoke City this afternoon in a game which represents another chance to cement their place inside the top four of the division.

Lee Clarke looks at two players who should be used as impact substitutes this afternoon.

Harry Winks

The young central midfielder is set for a bright future in English football and his pace and energy are a massive attribute from the bench.

Stoke are a team which will offer 100% for 90 minutes and as the game goes on Spurs could look to use the youngster in order to boost Spurs’ energy in midfield.

One Spurs fan is sat with his pals having a game of dominoes here in the Tavern and he agrees that Winks is set for a quality careers, stating that if he stays grounded then he could play for any club in the world.

Son Heung-min

The Korean forward has been a big part of Mauricio Pochettino’s plans over the last 18 months and after starting last week he could be restored to the bench this weekend.

The 24-year-old is full of trickery and he could be a useful addition to bring on from the bench this afternoon.

A Spurs fan is sat chatting to our landlord and he thinks that Son is a quality player, although he does believe that he can sometimes be better utilised from the bench rather than from the start of games.