Since Keane returned in January, Spurs have played 4-4-2 in – by memory – every single game. Until then Harry did have a tendency to go with one-up, but has well and truly settled on 4-4-2 now.

Modric’s influence grew as the season continued and he became used to the style of the Premiership. He was probably our best player in the last month or two of the season and looked more than comfortable drifting in off the left rather than starting behind the strikers.

Palacios has very little attacking ability and is the defensive midfield answer we’ve been looking for. He was defensively brilliant in a number of games. If anything it is his passing that needs a little work.

Spurs have the makings of a very good side next season. We just need a top quality midfielder to go alongside Palacios in the centre, a better target striker, some wide-man cover and for Harry to sort out the full-backs and we are in good shape for the top six.

Most of the points you have raised in this article have already been fixed since Redknapp took charge.