The Tottenham Hotspur right back has admitted that his team were in contention for the league title in the previous season but they failed to live up to their own standards which now need to be maintained throughout the next
Premier League season...
The 2011-2012 Premier League season was a strange one for Tottenham Hotspur as at one time in the season they had all but cemented themselves as the sure shot team to compete in the UEFA Champions League for next season courtesy
of their third place in the league table and on the other hand they were also level on points with Manchester United in the league title race.
Tottenham started the season well but their competitive streak disintegrated into a loss of form after the January transfer window as they slipped off the radar and allowed http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 regain the third place spot from them and in doing
so gain access to UEFA Champions League football for next season.
Despite the fact that Tottenham finished fourth in the Premier League but they will not play in the UEFA Champions League next season as their place has been awarded to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 as the London club won the UEFA Champions League final
against Bayern Munich. Walker said, “I think it's vital (we keep them). The chairman showed last season that we are not a selling club. We can challenge next year for the title, definitely. We will be up there.”
He added, "We can achieve anything with the squad we have got. When I look around the changing room there's Gareth, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Brad-Friedel-c7953. There are world-class
players there, experienced heads and they have helped me a lot this season. It's only upwards for Tottenham."
Tottenham’s prospects for the next season depend on well they do in the summer transfer window as they do need some reinforcements but they also need to keep hold of their star players such as http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Luka-Modric-c22857, two stars
that are the life and soul of Tottenham’s attack.
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