Arsenal fans even came to christen the day each year they could no longer be caught by Spurs as “St Totteringham’s Day”. ArsenalFc NorthLondonDerby TottenhamHotspurFc Arsenal Football Soccer
However, Jose Mourinho’s Spurs have a point to prove, with a rejuvenated Arsenal under Mikel Arteta threatening to tip the balance of power in north London back in their favour.
The Argentine boss worked wonders to keep Tottenham in the top four at Arsenal’s expense over the past two seasons despite precious little investment in the transfer market and a longer-than-expected spell at their temporary home of Wembley. But after heading in different directions — Spurs appointing grizzled veteran Mourinho while Arsenal gave their former player Arteta his first managerial job — Arsenal appear to be better prepared heading into next season.However, the Spaniard has galvanised supporters and blooded a host of promising youngsters that point to a brighter future.
Mourinho said a lack of fight in a 3-1 defeat by Sheffield United last week “destroys me a little bit on the inside”, while captain Hugo Lloris and Son Heung-min appeared to show too much fight as they had to be separated by teammates during Monday’s 1-0 win over Everton. After the new-manager bounce of his first month in charge, Spurs have won just six of their past 17 league games.
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