To the Lane and Back’s recent piece took a look at who Spurs should sign in January and while Gary Cahill looks to be the top of Harry Redknapp’s defensive wish-list, a lot further forward, two strikers are being linked with moves to White Hart Lane; Leandro Damiao and Seydou Doumbia.
The days are getting colder, the nights are getting longer and you can pretty much assume that the Premiership is back in full swing.
Young Tom Carroll, who looks like he should be readying to study his GCSE’s, has been controlling the tempo and dictating the play in the middle whenever he has started in the Europa League this season.
Despite scoring a superb free-kick in the 1-0 win over Rubin Kazan last night, Roman Pavlyuchenko has hardly looked like the striker tasked with bringing Champions League football back to White Hart Lane. Often looking lazy and dis-interested on the pitch, the Russian has failed to deliver the goods since his 2008 move, despite showing glimpses of his true potential and quality. With that in mind, To the Lane and Back gives their two cents on the Russian international.
With Ledley King now sidelined for the foreseeable future, joining both William Gallas and Michael Dawson in the physio room, To the Lane and Back analyses whether or not Younes Kaboul is ready to marshal the Tottenham defence
It is a well known fact that Tottenham are slowly becoming of England’s top teams. But what is the opinion on the other side of the pond? To the Lane and Back’s newest writer Robert Smalley gives us an in depth review on to how football fans recieve Spurs in the USA
There we have it, To the Lane and Back’s best XI in full, playing a 4-2-3-1 formation which, this Spurs site believes, will bring out the best in each and every player.
The final player, and lone striker, of To the Lane and Back’s best XI falls to Emmanuel Adebayor.
The final piece of To the Lane and Back’s midfield puzzle comes in the shape of Rafael Van der Vaart.
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