Everyone can complain or say what they want about the owners but they have invested so much in the front 4 and their idea is perfect. 

We have 8 players for 4 different spots. Injuries happen, and games happen. Other than cole everyone is competing for a spot and there’s no nailed on starter.

Next year I’m assuming estevao replaces mudryk straight up and paez joins in and can also be midfield depth.

The real genius is in how the attack has been built. We have every single profile of attacking played available and pretty much all of them can play anywhere across the front line. 

Nkunku – plays anywhere across the front 4, fox in the box, clinical 

Jackson – plays in ¾ positions of front 4, leads the line well, link up play, hold up play and elite movement 

Felix – plays anywhere across the front 4, excellent at finding pockets of space, excellent dribbler in tight spaces, good ball striking off either feet, excellent at receiving the ball

Palmer – plays anywhere across the front 4, excellent at finding pockets of space, final ball expert, clinical finisher, set piece specialist, excellent at receiving the ball, excellent Decision making

Neto- plays on either wing, second Fastest player in the team, final ball expert, best crosser in team, transition menace

Madueke – plays on either wing, one v one expert, finishes with both feet well, good movement inside the box

Sancho – plays everywhere in front 4, final ball expert, one v one expert, clinical finisher, good at link up play, excellent overall passing, close control dribbling maestro 

Mudryk – plays on both wings, good passing vision, fastest Player in the team, good shot power. Weakest of the 8 players.

All of these guys are under the age of 27 and are locked on the team for atleast 4 years. They can break down low blocks good in transition and can also receive the ball in mid blocks. This is going to the best attack we’ve had since hazard left and probably has potential to be the best since 2011 overall.

This year is going to be so fun. 

So, Gary Neville says something in commentary, doubles down on it and every other pundit, analyst and commentator runs with it. A few of the infamous ones are “scattergun approach”, “billion-pound bottle-jobs”, “soft underbelly” etc.

His recent target was Vicario who I think is a good goalkeeper. To attribute the goal they conceded against Arsenal to goalkeeping error is madness. They should be having guys on zonal-marking duties in that area of the box to avoid what happened to Romero. As expected, all the pundits on ESPN, Talksports etc have ran with it. These guys can’t think for themselves. Spurs defensive issues have nothing to do with the goalkeeper or individual players.