So our dear Spurs are on a run - 14 goals in four games, Dimitar Berbatov looking like the best player Tottenham have seen since David Ginola and Robbie Keane in blistering form.

Jermaine Defoe was also pretty sharp in the last game and you cannot help but feel he is a hair's breadth away from form. Teemu Tanio is already back to form ... and scoring. Aaron Lennon is looking world-class. Young-Pyo Lee brings intense motivation and Michael Dawson is learning to command the defence. Paul Robinson is more confident and looks more like his old self again. Ricardo Rocha is settling in and Pascal Chimbonda looking like the best right-back in the Premiership, bar none. The demons of the missing Michael Carrick have been exorcised and the fans are happy once again.

Our coach has learned to attack instead of defend since we are great going forward but still disorganised in defence. Not to forget quality like Mido, Steed Malbranque and Tarawhatsisface waiting in the wings. We are playing exciting attacking football and regardless of results, European places or the like, I will remain happy as long as we do.

Our team has learned how to hold a lead with confidence and to fight like tigers all the way to the whistle when in deficit. We still run into problems under pressure but there isn't a team in the Premiership that doesn't at the moment.

It's enough to make you forget that we are missing Didier Zokora and Ledley King through injury, that Jermaine Jenas is carrying a knock or that Hossam Ghaly can't seem to find his passing boots right now.

Although a lot of fans would like to see new kid Adel Taraabt start, I would not. It's a lot easier coming on as a sub against tired players and he should be blooded in. Too much too soon and he could suffer in form like Tom Huddlestone did. I would like to see 15-20 minutes of him, though, especially in a less physical European game. I would like to see Rocha start as he knows the lie of the land out there.