Diminutive attacking midfielder Aaron Lennon has fallen out of favour at White Hart Lane. The former England international finds himself limited mostly to Europa League and Capital One Cup games under Mauricio Pochettino. This is largely due to the fact that Lennon - who has always been all about pace - hasn't really developed his game since he was a teenager. Now 27, his pace isn't quite what it was, but nothing else in his arsenal makes up for that. Lennon's failure to improve his build-up play, defensive play, goalscoring and, in particular, his crossing, all insinuate that he isn't fully committed to making himself a first team player again. Moreover, when he is on the pitch, he shows very little to suggest that he is worth a place in the starting eleven.
