One thing that Spurs have really struggled with in recent years is finding a definitive best eleven. With such a big squad, a number of competitions to compete in and in a general era in which squad rotation is the done thing, that might not seem like a bad thing - but it's always good to know who your best eleven are when it comes to the big games against the strongest teams. The White Hart Lane club have pretty decent cover in all areas and certain positions - such as goalkeeper - pick themselves when it comes to a strongest team. But when it comes to the back four, the defensive midfield duo, the trio behind the striker and the striker himself, the jury is still out. Spurs could really do with figuring out who should be on the pitch when it comes to playing Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea et al.
