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The Premier League Telegram channel started talking about a Tottenham title charge during the Crystal Palace match. Judging by the 76 laughing reactions on the post, not everybody was ready to take that suggestion seriously!
I can understand the amusement, but perhaps Spurs deserve a little more credit than they're getting.
Three consecutive league victories is a decent start, and Roberto De Zerbi appears to be making progress. There's a different feeling around the team, although I'm not convinced we're ready to start discussing championship celebrations just yet.
The Palace game was an interesting example. Jean-Philippe Mateta went off injured after just 13 minutes, yet Tottenham still needed until the 73rd minute to establish a 2-0 lead.
That's the sort of thing that makes supporters nervous. You want to see a team put struggling opponents away without giving everybody a heart attack in the process.
Still, winning regularly is a habit, and Spurs are beginning to show signs of one. The question is whether they can maintain it when they face tougher opposition.
Remember, Tottenham supporters have experienced enough false dawns to be forgiven for keeping their feet firmly on the ground.
So, are you starting to believe in De Zerbi's Tottenham, or is this another case of getting carried away after a few good results?
I can understand the amusement, but perhaps Spurs deserve a little more credit than they're getting.
Three consecutive league victories is a decent start, and Roberto De Zerbi appears to be making progress. There's a different feeling around the team, although I'm not convinced we're ready to start discussing championship celebrations just yet.
The Palace game was an interesting example. Jean-Philippe Mateta went off injured after just 13 minutes, yet Tottenham still needed until the 73rd minute to establish a 2-0 lead.
That's the sort of thing that makes supporters nervous. You want to see a team put struggling opponents away without giving everybody a heart attack in the process.
Still, winning regularly is a habit, and Spurs are beginning to show signs of one. The question is whether they can maintain it when they face tougher opposition.
Remember, Tottenham supporters have experienced enough false dawns to be forgiven for keeping their feet firmly on the ground.
So, are you starting to believe in De Zerbi's Tottenham, or is this another case of getting carried away after a few good results?
