HITC Sport speaks to Tottenham Hotspur fan Keith H, who has been a supporter for 43 years.
Tottenham fans run on to the pitch to celebrate with Tottenham’s Jan Vertonghen after the match
Q: What have you made of your team’s season?
A: It’s been a brilliant season and one of the best in my memory. We’re playing some of the best football I’ve seen a Tottenham side play.
Q: What are your opinions on your manager?
A: My favourite Spurs manager since Harry Redknapp. He’s transformed our style of play and helped us banish previous demons.
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino
Q: What are your views on the board?
A: Have always liked Levy. He’s had to make tough calls at times, such as selling Bale and sacking Redknapp.
Q: Who is your favourite current player?
A: Harry Kane.
Q: Who is your favourite ever player?
A: Glenn Hoddle – unbelievable player.
Former QPR coach Glenn Hoddle
Q: What has been your best memory of the club?
A: Champions League football has been an amazing experience. Going to away days all over Europe. League Cup win in 2008 was special too.
Q: What has been your most disappointing moment?
A: Selling Bale and Modric.
Q: What has been your most shocking moment?
A: Sacking Redknapp at the time. He was tipped to be the England manager before Hodgson!
Birmingham City manager Harry Redknapp
Q: Describe the best goal you ever saw at your club’s home ground
A: A Modric goal against Liverpool. Curled it around about three defenders and into the top corner.
Q: Which ground is your favourite away day?
A: The Emirates as I can get some reading done in all the peace and quiet. (Arsenal).
Q: Who do you consider to be the club’s biggest rival and why?
A: Arsenal. Nice to see them chasing our shadows now!
Q: Who do you feel has been the club’s best and worst summer signing?
A: Best would be Victor Wanyama. Worst would be Sissoko, though I think he will come good eventually.
Tottenham’s Victor Wanyama warms up before the match
Q: Who is your one player to watch out for this season?
A: I think Harry Kane will just keep getting better. Kieran Trippier could force his way into the England picture too.
Q: Is there a particular youth player that excites you, and why?
A: Harry Winks.
Q: Where do you think the club will look to strengthen in the summer?
A: I think we need a new striker to back up Harry, and perhaps a central midfielder who can play the ball a bit more as we have a lot of defensive midfielders.
Q: Finally, what are your aims for next season, and where do you think your club will finish?
A: Push for that Premier League trophy again…and win it!
Tottenham’s Harry Kane celebrates
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