On a related note to the last point, Spurs must improve at home. They've proven that they can get decent results after midweek cup matches, having drawn away at Arsenal after beating Nottingham Forest in the Capital One Cup, having won at Aston Villa after beating Brighton in the Capital One Cup and having won at home to Queens Park Rangers and Southampton after Europa League matches, so the fact that they've lost double the number of home games that they have away game speaks volumes. Emmanuel Adebayor recently spoke out (prior to all the black magic nonsense that has led to him returning home to Togo) about how Spurs don't currently enjoy home matches because of the abuse they're getting from fans - that's something they're seriously going to have to get over.
