Former Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp believes his old club are nowhere near where they were three years ago.
Redknapp, who managed Spurs from 2008-2012, has kept a close eye on his former club.
The former Portsmouth boss thought Tottenham were on their way to the title after setting a high standard three years ago, but feels they are a long way from the coveted crown at present.
“A couple of years ago I looked at them when they had Kyle Walker at right-back, who was absolutely flying, Danny Rose at left-back," he told talkSPORT.
“You looked at that team, Christian Eriksen was playing, Mousa Dembele [too] they really did look [good]. I thought they were a Premier League-winning team in the next year or two.
“I look at them now and I don’t see them anywhere near that, to be truthful."
He added: “They have still got Harry Kane and they have still got good players but they’re nowhere near.
"They’ve got Dele Alli too but they’re nowhere near where they were – in my opinion – three or four years ago when they should have won something under Mauricio Pochettino.”
