What's Needed For Next Season At Spurs?

Fourth in the Premier League and in with a shot at European glory - not a bad first season for Andre Villas-Boas. However, if Spurs are to build for next season, Matt Walsh has highlighted three things that need to change if the club are push on.

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Where Do Sigurdsson And Carroll Fit In Between Now And May?

What. A. Goal. A fitting striker to win any encounter as Bale's rocket ensured Spurs came away from Upton Park with all three points. But while his effort was stunning, cracks are appearing in any areas of the field as Nick Harris points out, believing Sigurdsson and Carroll could play a pivotal role in the last 11 games of the season.

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Spurs: Building for the future is a necessity

It's nice being linked with moves for the likes of Fernando Llorente and Radamel Falcao, but without the lure of Champions League football; this calibre of players won't be arriving any time soon. With it, Jamie Wells looks at the possibility of giving youth, and players who care about Tottenham Hotspur, a first team opportunity.

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Spurs' stars of tomorrow

When Spurs finished fifth last season, Europa League football was guaranteed. Not the premier European competition, but a European competition nonetheless. However, Thursday night football isn't the most appealing of thoughts and Harry Redknapp, rightfully, prioritised the league over Europe. Yet, it also gave fans the chance to see the likes of Tom Carroll, Jake Livermore and Harry Kane in action and even though it seems unlikely that Spurs will qualify from their group, seeing the youngsters has given us an insight into what to expect in the future.

Yet, as good as our knowledge can be, one man knows that little bit more. So, without further adieu,To the Lane and Back would like to introduce Windy and his analysis of the players coming through the ranks under Tim Sherwood and the stars of the NextGen series.

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Tom Carroll: Midfield maestro in the making

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.

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