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Given the availability and credentials, the idea that Massimiliano Allegri is not front and center for Tottenham seems strange.

Tottenham have almost completed their second full season in their billion-pound stadium despite that and NFL games there is still no naming sponsor.

Technically, Tottenham Hotspur has a chance to make the top four but it is about as good as mine of winning the National Lottery, non-existent.

A decision won't be made on Gareth Bale's future until the summer, but there are a few factors that should convince Tottenham to extend the Welshman's loan.

Yesterday, after Tottenham announced they will include fan representation on the Board, marked the first decent decision in ages.

Serge Aurier's last two matches summed up perfectly his contribution to Tottenham Hotspur since arriving from PSG in 2017.

Depending on where you look, Graham Potter is very much on a shortlist of the people "in-line" to be the next manager of Tottenham Hotspur.

One name being bandied about in the news for Tottenham Hotspur and possibly even Arsenal next season is Brighton's Graham Potter an up-and-coming coach.

After a difficult loss at Leed, Tottenham, who were already on the outside looking in, needs major help this week to have any chance at making the top four

Rumours out of Italy have Inter Milan's Antonio Conte pegged as a possibility to be named as Tottenham Hotspur's next manager.

Corriere dello Sport has linked Inter boss Conte with the Tottenham job, a stirring proposition that won't materialize into anything more than rumour.

While many of the teams' Spurs are competing have young stars, Tottenham does not, as the Lilywhites are a bit behind in the youth development department.

Lazio boss Simone Inzaghi is the frontrunner to take the helm at Tottenham, but Daniel Levy should think twice before settling on the 45-year-old Italian.

There is no doubting Tottenham is their own worst enemy, yet again when Spurs need their best defensively, the team continues to let us down with poor play

Signing Marcelo Bielsa as Tottenham's next manager would pave a way to restoring an enterprising system made famous by Mauricio Pochettino in north London.

Leeds put on an exemplary show yesterday, showcasing an incredibly effective high-intensity press that Tottenham used to employ under Mauricio Pochettino.