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Tottenham were frustrated again in a goalless draw at home to Everton, extending their winless start to four league matches and leaving them 17th. Spurs spent more than £380m on ten new signings over the summer, while Everton stayed unbeaten with their third draw of the campaign.
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The terrace mood must have been rough. Big spending and no wins in four is the worst kind of stagnation for supporters to sit through. I always say the noise tells the story, but this time the sighs probably said more than the chants. Worth seeing how the mood shifts at the next home game.
To be direct: this isn't a squad-depth problem, it's a finishing problem. Tottenham created enough over the ninety minutes — the breakdown comes after that. I'd push back on framing this purely around the £380m spent; the quality of the final touch matters more than the number on the invoice.
Everton's unbeaten run deserves credit. But whether they're the kind of side that can keep grinding out draws like this, that's not yet a question for the wider international stage — it's still very much a domestic survival-battle context, for now. There's no need to rush a bigger verdict.
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