Mike Wedderburn

But listening to Roberto Di Zerbi, I think deep down he hasn't got... He looks at it and he thinks, I've got enough here.

This will be a Premier League team next season.

I think his confidence...

But I think that will give Tottenham fans some real confidence and a bit of hope because when they left the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium after that defeat to Nottingham Forest, I heard a few people say, I think that's it.

I think that's it.

And I have to be honest with you, after everything... We all did.

Yeah, but everything what the fans did, pre-match, couldn't have done much more.

They didn't start the game too badly, but their heads dropped the second they conceded that first goal.

I don't think we will get that with Roberto de Zerbi.

So I go back to the two words, inspiring and commanding.

All right.

He's inspired by it, but de Zerbi says he's sticking around, Carvey, but his record suggests that that's not how he is.

Do you really think he's here for the long term?

Well, he signed a five-year contract.

I'm not saying he's definitely going to stay at Tottenham for five years, but I think he is totally committed for the long haul.

He's not an interim appointment.

He's made it clear, even if we go down, I'm sticking around.

And I know Tottenham, if you look at the Premier League table, they're not in a good position.

state at the moment but historically they are one of the top 10 richest clubs in the world they've got one of the best stadiums in the world they've got one of the best training grounds in the world they are financially okay not doing very well at the moment but they have a massive revenue

it ticks a lot of boxes for the best managers in the world.