DG: “I don’t expect to leave WHL a loser”
The raw edge of the bitter disappointment may have come off the edge of the West Brom game last weekend but it could quickly return if the team fails to get some sort of return from Spurs.
The co chairman -speaking exclusively to ClaretandHugh- said: “It’s been a difficult week. What with the defeat itself and the fall-out from it nobody has had an easy time. Then there was the situation with David Sullivan…it’s been difficult!
“The manager has the experience to deal with the speculation that’s been swirling around but now it’s back to business and we need a result.
“One league win in seven doesn’t make great reading although we probably deserve to have seen some win from the draws, notably against Manchester United.
“However, we remain in need of a win and there’s no better place to get one than over there. Spurs are on top of their game but as I said in the week, we need a response.
“We have a full strength team out other than Andy Carroll but even that allows us to play the strike force of Diafra Sakho and Enner Valencia many fans have been calling for.
“Let’s put it this way. I don’t expect to leave White Hart Lane a loser!”