The latest weapon we’ve added to our armoury under Andre Villas-Boas appears to be the slide rule pass with five of our last eleven goals arriving this way.
Aaron Lennon
Could Spurs move to a back three?
Andre Villas-Boas deployed three centre backs in the second half against Arsenal, could we see more of this formation from Spurs in the future?
Arsenal 5 Spurs 2: Tottenham detonate Gunners for 17 minutes
Tottenham dominate the first 17 mins, but Adebayor’s red card forces Andre Villas-Boas in to several tactical changes as it finishes Arsenal 5 Spurs 2.
Aaron Lennon slowing down after a promising start?
Aaron Lennon flew out of the gates this season looking to have adapted to AVB’s tactics. In his last 4 Premier League matches he appears to be slowing down.
Southampton 1 Spurs 2: Tottenham go right at Saints’ left
Tottenham ruthlessly expose the left side of the Saints defence to get shots in the box, then look to defend as it finishes Southampton 1 Spurs 2.
Aaron Lennon won’t hit one target, but may eclipse another
A goal against Aston Villa set Aaron Lennon on his way to his target of 10. Despite his optimism, he won’t hit this target, but he may eclipse another.
Are Spurs starting to create goals the Andre Villas-Boas way?
Two wins and five goals scored in our last two Premier League games, are Spurs starting to create goals the Andre Villas-Boas way?
Message to Aaron Lennon, drive inside!
Aaron Lennon can usually be counted upon to get the ball wide on the right, looking to get to the by-line to pull it back. However, four of his five assists in the Premier League last season came from cutting inside off of his wing position. So, why doesn’t Aaron Lennon cut inside more often?
