Tottenham Hotspurs can end their 14-year trophy drought in 2022-23, believes 81% of fans in survey

Tottenham Hotspurs can end their 14-year trophy drought in 2022-23, believes 81% of fans in survey

Antonio Conte is the new manager

Since Antonio Conte has been appointed as the Tottenham manager, the team has progressed well. They managed to secure the Champions League spots over city rivals Arsenal.

With Spurs making significant moves in the premier league and acquiring the services of Richarlison, Clement Lenglet, Ivan Perisic and others, it is expected of them to do well next season.

A Skybet fan Hope survey indicates that 81% of the Spurs fan base believe that they can actually win a piece of silverware this season and can finally end their 14 year trophy drought.

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Can Tottenham win silverware next season?

During his first preseason at the club, Conte has put his team through rigorous training. During a demanding journey to South Korea, brutal running drills caused several of the players to “collapse,” with England captain Kane reportedly having trouble handling the rigor.

Sherwood contends that the current high expectations placed on the players will only help the team moving ahead as they strive to be more successful under Conte.

Conte is a trophy-winning coach who will desire to succeed in north London, so he wasn’t hired only to maintain his position in fourth place in the standings the following year.

Spurs’ sole problem is that neither the team nor the players have the winning mindset or background that their Italian coach does. However, he is in the dugout to alter that attitude, and he has also brought in players like Perisic to assist the team in crossing that line.

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What can Tottenham achieve in terms of victories the upcoming season? The FA Cup and League Cup will be the primary objectives since they have a good chance of adding both titles to their trophy case.

Spurs will compete for the others, but it would come as a huge surprise if they won the Premier League or the Champions League this year.

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