The summer transfer window officially opens on Saturday, and then we’ll see how many of the 68 players so far linked with Spurs will actually sign for the club. My guess would be two at the most, with Kyle Walker the only likely top-line departure.

Let’s leave the ill-informed gossips to continue to waste their breath and put our focus on Part Four of our visit back to the greatest season in Tottenham’s history, the remarkable record-breaking Double year of 1960-61. On the 50th anniversary of the FA Cup victory over Leicester at Wembley, I combined with entrepreneur and life-long Spurs supporter Terry Baker to produce a limited edition book of the Golden Double, that was introduced and autographed by Braveheart Dave Mackay.

Over the next few weeks we will be serialising the book, reliving match by match the historic campaign in which Spurs purred to the League championship and FA Cup double. We rejoin the story as Spurs travel to Wolverhampton with a record in their sights.......

See Norman Giller's latest article in full. Norman is running a summer series on our "Golden Double Season of 1960-61.

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Spurs sent an under 19 squad to Germany for the Volksbank Cup at the end of last season. Our Youth team reporter Ray Lo followed them, and reports here........

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All post-season aims have been achieved by Tottenham Hotspur Football club this week in South-East Asia. The commercial hand of friendship has been extended for another 5 years with AIA, and the footballing friendship has been enhanced by this trip to Hong Kong, and a whistle-stop trip to Son Heung-min’s homeland in South Korea. On the pitch today in the Hong Kong Stadium, Spurs were able to give all their 23 man squad a run-out, and they entertained local and other travelling supporters, not to mention the home fans of Hong Kong treble winners Kitchee Sports Club. The local fans were particularly happy to see Son Heung-min, who played 75 minutes, when he was replaced by top scorer Harry Kane, who would reward those fans with another goal to his name..........

Full report here

Picking a headline after this game was not easy, I can tell you! I was thinking of “The Incredibles”, or Hull City “Kaned”, but after watching us score 6 away goals on Thursday at Leicester and 7 today at Hull, I had to go for “Hot shot Tottenham”. When did Spurs ever have two such massive away wins in successive games? Never, I suspect. Spurs have scored more, and conceded less than any other team in the Premier League, including Champions Chelsea, and they have the best goal difference (+60) as well. Today we saw an incredible performance, and this season we have been watching an incredible team!

Once again, it was clearly evident that manager Mauricio Pochettino had got his team fired up to finish this season strongly, after the debacle we saw at the end of last season. I commend Mauricio and every member of the team for their efforts not only today but over the course of the season, and for their achievement, and performances which will be remembered far beyond this season........

Full report here

In my match preview, I said that Spurs went into this game with things to play for. Those objectives included gaining a win to give them more points than Leicester had managed last season when winning the Premier League (81), and for Harry Kane to score in his quest to catch up with the Premier League’s leading scorer Romelu Lukaku, and Alexis Sanchez, who were two and one ahead of Kane respectively. I wasn’t over-optimistic and in fact predicted a draw. Little did I know that we would be treated to a supreme performance by those wearing the Tottenham Hotspur shirt tonight. Spurs played scintillating exhibition football at times from back to front, with so many wonderful individual performances. There was no sign of any lack of desire on the part of Mauricio Pochettino’s men, and they were clearly fired up by the manager with a point to prove to last season’s Premier League Champions. Spurs did that in style, simply thrashing and embarrassing “The Foxes” 6-1, whose heads probably went down midway through the second half, when Harry Kane scored his second goal and made it 3-1.........

Full report here

On the pitch Spurs achieved their one remaining footballing objective for the season (to finish runners-up to Chelsea) by beating Jose Mourinho's Manchester United, thanks to fine goals by Victor Wanyama and Harry Kane. After the game, following what was essentially a good natured pitch invasion, Spurs gave their 118 year old home as fine a send off as you could wish for. There was a film introduced by "Spurs fan" Sir Kenneth Branagh, before a parade of many playing legends from the Double season onward. A choir, band and tenor gave us a haunting, then rousing rendition of "Mine eyes have seen the Glory", and "Glory, Glory Allejuhah" to ensure there was hardly a dry eye in the house. I certainly shed a tear or two today. It was emotional..........

Full report here

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Perhaps one of the most popular threads on The Spurs Odyssey message board is one which started seven years ago in 2010. This provides the history of our new stadium applications (including the thankfully unsuccessful bid for the Olympic Stadium) right up to the present time with images of the actual current building and ongoing planning processes. There is a genuine community feel about the board, which is moderated.

Every Spurs match is covered with excellent threads, which feature images and stats from previous games. There is so much to enjoy about the message board which also has an off-topic section where non-football matters are discussed.

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