Spurs in full cry here.

Lonella! Well worth the wait.

Okay, so we had a question from Adam Joes.

I think it's Joe's.

He says, I was playing FIFA and managing academy players for loaning, selling and promotion is his favorite part of the game.

He said, I wonder what you guys being closed into the decision of when an academy player is ready to be promoted.

I'm sure it's positionally specific, but it's clearly exceptional traits or a set of traits.

Confidence or comfort at current level,

dominance of lower competitions, a lack of specific negative traits, physical attributes,

etc, etc.

With this template in mind, how do Spurs Academy players look, particularly thinking of readiness to contribute?

I obviously have an interest in this, and I've got a lot to say,

and I've actually gone through and looked

at how five players from our academy were integrated. Bardi, do you have any specific thoughts about

what might, what the signs might be that an academy player is ready to play? I think for a lot of

them it's, it's, they need a slice of good luck. So if you look across our kind of graduates that

have made something of themselves, Sir Mason, Benton, Lentford up, uh, short period of time,

Harry Kane, Tanganga, I think they've been able to be almost ready and, and lucky to have

that opportunity to play. And then it's a question of, obviously, obviously of talent and everything

else to back them up.

But I think,

unfortunately,

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