Tottenham's side is settled, they have depth, and Antonio Conte is a happy man. With a world-class coach, elite forwards and meticulous workers throughout the squad, this is perhaps the best-looking squad not only on paper but also on the pitch for at least five years.
It has led to quiet optimism that has spread across the team and the all-defining aura of winning that a manager like Conte brings. Despite below-par performances against Chelsea and Wolves, Spurs earned four points. They recovered from a goal down against Southampton to win and battled to a point against West Ham.
Although it hasn't been the cleanest of starts to the season, it has been impressive nonetheless and has justified the pre-season hype in north London.
