Football FanCast columnist Harry Hockley looks at the constant rumour and speculation that surrounds Berbatov's future at Spurs and feels that maybe they should be looking for a replacement a lot closer to home.

If there is one thing I love about the summer, then it is the constant rumour and speculation that circulates the printing presses. Quite where they get their inspiration or where they pluck names from remains a mystery to me. It is like they know that Spurs need a left back and then go on Championship Manager and pinpoint some names, look at their attributes and hey presto we will run with that story, "Spurs linked with young Paraguayan sensation".

Football FanCast reporter Freddie Myers mulls over the daily rumours and rumblings

Football FanCast columnist Rob Facey thinks that Robbie Keane may be getting ahead of himself in suggesting that Tottenham will be ready to compete for a Champions League spot next season.

What a difference a trophy makes. After bringing home their first cup in almost a decade, the Juande Ramos affect has got the players at Tottenham aiming for the stars next year, led by Captain Robbie Keane.

Football FanCast reporter Freddie Myers mulls over the daily rumours and rumblings

Football FanCast reporter Freddie Myers mulls over latest rumours and rumblings

Harry Hockley brings us the latest nominees for the Tottenham Football FanCast's signing of the season.

As the season came to a close on Sunday, after witnessing possibly the worst game I have seen at the Lane for many a year, we at the Tottenham Football FanCast congregated with a pint in hand and put together our final nominees for the annual awards ceremony.

Football FanCast columnist Hans Schmitz feels that Tom Huddleston is being widely underused at Spurs and feels the midfield man could save the club a small fortune.

If there is one footballer that has most Spurs fans split, then it's big Tom Huddleston. There is no doubting the boy's ability with the ball. Left foot, right foot, he can put the ball on a six pence; and his shooting isn't bad either. Older Spurs fans see Hoddle esque qualities in the player- abilities that you rarely see these days and you could say that the Hudd is an old school footballer playing his trade in the modern game.

Football FanCast reporter Freddie Myers mulls over the latest rumours and rumblings