
De Zerbi SAFE • Kudus WITHDRAWS • Spurs REJECT New Richarlison BID • Van Hecke ANGER • Levy PAY-OFF!
An Echo of GloryShow Notes
Five games in, two points, two goals, and Spurs are rooted to the bottom of the Premier League after spending over £300m in the summer. Three fan channels, three different views, one very uncomfortable question: how worried should we actually be?
We're debating:
Has this start changed what you expect from the season? Top half, Europe, or just safety? When does the De Zerbi project get judged? Is "give him time" still a fair position, or has that window already started closing? Fatigue and condition: with 11 players at the World Cup and the full squad only together ten days before Everton, is this a genuine excuse or a convenient one?
Bring your own take in the comments. The best ones get read out next week.
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