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It presumably wasn’t lost on any of the locals that Tottenham highlighted their greatest shortcoming by rolling out Glenn Hoddle for an interview at half-time of the 2-2 draw with Manchester United. What they would give for a fraction of his creativity among the current crop.
There ought to be a limit to the criticism that follows such a result against an in-form side and especially any wider inquisitions when the league table, in isolation, makes for vastly improved reading on last season.