‘More yet to come’ – Glenn Hoddle impressed by Tottenham's winning mentality after Wolves victory

BT Sport pundit and Tottenham great Glenn Hoddle believes there is much more yet to come from the team under manager Antonio Conte. Tottenham have picked up seven points from a possible nine to go top of the Premier League table – temporarily at least – with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Wolves on Saturday afternoon.

Ad Antonio Conte’s side haven’t exactly set the world alight with their performances but are still managing to pick up impressive results, including a 1-1 draw at Chelsea last weekend where they scored a late equaliser. Premier League‘I always love scoring’ – Kane makes yet more history with 185th Premier League goal2 HOURS AGO Hoddle believes the signs are looking promising for Spurs.

“Without playing fantastically well, there’s more yet to come from this team without a doubt,” he said. “The major difference for me, last week against Chelsea, the way we played, we should have lost that game; we didn’t, we got a point from somewhere we don’t get many points.

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It is the fact that Spurs dug deep, kept a clean sheet and grabbed all three points this time around that gives Hoddle hope for the current squad. Hoddle said: “The