Real Deal Or Pretenders: Can Tottenham Hotspur Really Win The Premier League Title?

Six wins, 2 draws and no defeat after 8 games played, Tottenham Hotpsur are living the dream and slowing turning doubters into believers. When Tottenham lost their best player to Bayern Munich, nobody would have imagined they'd go on a serious pursuit of the title.

But it was a huge blessing in disguise for him to leave. Now there is a shared responsibility among the players to score goals.

With Harry Make gone, everyone is accountable for each and every decision they make on the pitch and must prove to their manager Ange Postecoglou that they deserve to be in the team.

That added pressure coupled with the manager's tactical innovation has made Spurs a far better to watch and much more difficult team to beat.

Fulham will be tough to beat but Spurs will win the game.

Presumptuous you might think but from the evidence on display, 'not through VAR though', it shows that Spurs are the real deal. Spurs can actually be champions.

It's understandable if you are doubting Spurs title credentials having watched them for years disappoint everyone including themselves. When it feels like Spurs will finally win something, someone in the team those something silly and the entire club suffers.

2023 could be the same as 2019, 2016 or even 2014.

Those are memorable seasons Spurs created unforgettable memories by reaching finals but never had the balls to go all the way. Will this season be different or similar?

Maybe, Spurs have started the season brilliantly but what happens when the losing streak sets in? Can they dust themselves up and keep fighting or, will they crumble when the defeats pill up?

And what of injuries? Long term injuries to maybe Heung Son Min, Richarlison or James Maddision. Can Spurs really cope without their star players?

The next 5 game will be crucial, if Spurs maintain the winning momentum, you best start believing.

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