Spurs face a packed fixture list when they come back from the international break.
And it is sure to be make or break for their stuttering season.
Mauricio Pochettino has plenty of work to do to try and save his Tottenham career.
But will he be given time to do so, following five successful years at the helm?
The Argentinian's future and a hint to what it holds is among our round-up of the biggest stories from the last 24 hours in and around Tottenham Hotspur.
Pochettino's future
Will Mauricio Pochettino be given time to turn things around at Tottenham?
The manager has enjoyed five good seasons with the club, but things have unravelled this season so far.
Spurs are in 14th place in the Premier League and really struggling.
Pochettino is not sure whether or not he will be given time to make things right.
And one fan has noticed something in Tottenham merchandise that offers a big hint to the Argentinian's future.
Relegation form
Harry Redknapp knows a thing or two about guiding teams away from relegation trouble.
Redknapp became something of a specialist in saving clubs during his time as a manager and he did similarly when he arrived at Spurs before taking them into the Champions League for the first time.
The former Spurs boss made a big prediction at the start of this season and it's not coming true.
And he has been talking about the problems at Spurs and why they're in big trouble.
Tammy Abraham claim
Harry Kane took most of the plaudits on international duty with England on Thursday night.
The England skipper notched a hat-trick as the Three Lions put Montenegro to the sword in a 7-0 thrashing.
Kane netted two headers and a strike into the bottom corner with his right foot.
And that hat-trick goal got people talking - even his England team-mates.
Here's what James Maddison and Tammy Abraham had to say about it.
Dele Alli concern
Karl Robinson knows Dele Alli well.
The Oxford United manager was the man at the helm at MK Dons when Alli burst onto the scene.
Alli has been struggling to replicate his impressive early Tottenham career form of late.
And Robinson believes there is a good reason for it.
