Form
Could this finally be it? Spurs fans dogged by persistent accusations of glorified self-worth must be wondering (justifiably for a change) if their self-proclaimed ‘big club’ could actually be on the verge of doing something to warrant the title. 
Having assembled a strong, seemingly well drilled squad and in the process cracked the top 4 and (probably) a place in the Champions League, Spurs have a genuine shot at bringing the glory glory days back to the Lane.
Star Players
In Luka Modric Spurs have the sort of swivel-hipped, ball paying midfielder the fans have long craved whilst having to make do with the more pragmatic talents of Jason Dozzell and Oyvind Leonhardsen. Occasionally reminiscent of Johan Cruyff in his pomp, Modric often plays a slightly more withdrawn role, compensating for his slight frame with deft close control and sharp reactions.
After a slow, injury hampered start to his Spurs career Gareth Bale began to make good on his immense potential during the second half of last season. The strapping Welshman’s marauding runs down the left are the stuff of full back’s nightmares and even at just 21 Bale is exhibiting all the attributes - speed, strength and dribbling skills as well as an educated left peg – of a potentially world class overlapping left back. 
The Gaffer
Any lingering tax wrangles and troubling suspicions that his Del Boy antics might one day come back to haunt him have been swiftly forgotten by Spurs fans who can hardly believe that their terminally underachieving team are finally getting somewhere.
‘Arry’s not really done anything revolutionary but his common sense approach and man management skills seem to have coaxed the best out of his team. There’s also a sense of settled continuity about Spurs, which is particularly remarkable given Redknapp’s well documented wheeler-dealer approach to management. Thus far the Premier League’s answer to David Dickinson has limited himself to just one pre-season signing.
The Outlook
Most Spurs fans would probably be content with another top four finish. In truth, claims that they should be considered as potential challengers for the title are probably a tad fanciful. Still, there’s plenty of opportunity to build upon last season by confirming their Champions League credentials and proving that their apparent breakthrough wasn’t another false dawn. This could well be a make or break season for the Lillywhites.
FIXTURES
Saturday, August 14 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Manchester City (12.45)
Saturday, August 21 2010
Stoke City - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, August 28 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Wigan Athletic (15.00)
Saturday, September 11 2010
West Bromwich Albion - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, September 18 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Wolverhampton Wanderers (15.00)
Saturday, September 25 2010
West Ham United - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, October 2 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Aston Villa (15.00)
Saturday, October 16 2010
Fulham - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, October 23 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Everton (12.45)
Saturday, October 30 2010
Manchester United - Tottenham Hotspur (17.30)
Saturday, November 6 2010
Bolton Wanderers - Tottenham Hotspur (12.45)
Tuesday, November 9 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Sunderland (19.45)
Saturday, November 13 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Blackburn Rovers (15.00)
Sunday, November 21 2010
Arsenal - Tottenham Hotspur (13.30)
Sunday, November 28 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Liverpool (16.00)
Saturday, December 4 2010
Birmingham City - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, December 11 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Chelsea (15.00)
Saturday, December 18 2010
Blackpool - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Sunday, December 26 2010
Aston Villa - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Tuesday, December 28 2010
Tottenham Hotspur - Newcastle United (15.00)
Saturday, January 1 2011
Tottenham Hotspur - Fulham (15.00)
Wednesday, January 5 2011
Everton - Tottenham Hotspur (19.45)
Saturday, January 15 2011
Tottenham Hotspur - Manchester United (15.00)
Saturday, January 22 2011
Newcastle United - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Wednesday, February 2 2011
Blackburn Rovers - Tottenham Hotspur (19.45)
Saturday, February 5 2011
Tottenham Hotspur - Bolton Wanderers (15.00)
Saturday, February 12 2011
Sunderland - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, February 26 2011
Tottenham Hotspur - Arsenal (15.00)
Saturday, March 5 2011
Wolverhampton Wanderers - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, March 19 2011
Tottenham Hotspur - West Ham United (15.00)
Saturday, April 2 2011
Wigan Athletic - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, April 9 2011
Tottenham Hotspur - Stoke City (15.00)
Saturday, April 16 2011
Manchester City - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, April 23 2011
Tottenham Hotspur - West Bromwich Albion (15.00)
Saturday, April 30 2011
Chelsea - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Saturday, May 7 2011
Tottenham Hotspur - Blackpool (15.00)
Sunday, May 15 2011
Liverpool - Tottenham Hotspur (15.00)
Sunday, May 22 2011
Tottenham Hotspur - Birmingham City (15.00)