This season has been a tough one for Tottenham fans. The Lilywhites have had some jubilant highs and then some rock-bottom lows, and the last few weeks in the Premier League have certainly been low. In their last four Premier League games, they’ve lost three and drawn one, falling out of the title race and into a battle for top four.
– Just a few weeks ago, @SpursOfficial were genuine title contenders…
Now, they face a fight to qualify for next season’s @ChampionsLeague!
What’s going on at Tottenham?
— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) 27 March 2019
The question that Sky Sports have put out on Twitter is ‘what’s going on at Tottenham?’ and the Lilywhites have themselves have been on-hand to try and answer that. It is really easy to get drawn into the negatives, yet you cannot ignore all the good going on in North London. Mauricio Pochettino is working magic on a budget and has shown that you don’t need signings to be a success, even if the fans are desperate.
This summer will certainly be make or break, and what happens when the window opens could depend on the way the last eight games go. Poch has worked wonders, but the fact that his side have had horrendous injury woes, the shortest recovery time from the world cup and no signings set them up against it, and the fact that they’re still sitting pretty in 3rd regardless of all of that just shows what an incredible job the Argentine has done.
You can read the Lilywhites’ explanations for the season here:
https://twitter.com/elite_covers/status/1110836029093806081
https://twitter.com/Musathfc/status/1110831742913515520
https://twitter.com/BottlejobsFC/status/1110830404938928128
Zero spending and too many big injuries is what happened.
— Christian Blackman (@chrisdb94) March 27, 2019
We were never a title contender, just over achieving and now exactly were we should be
— Sam Vickery (@SamMyford1) March 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/YidoLad1/status/1110864828632047616
https://twitter.com/sweetenough6/status/1110839428480712704
The Lilywhites are all quietly pleased with their side and how far they’ve come and won’t start backtracking after a few weeks of bad form.







