1991/92: Under Peter Shreeves, Spurs had an inconsistent First Division season, finishing 15th, struggling for form despite attacking talent like Paul Gascoigne and Gary Lineker. Defensive frailties and lack of squad depth prevented a sustained challenge for Europe.
1992/93: The inaugural Premier League season saw Tottenham finish 8th, with Graham Roberts and Nick Barmby contributing in midfield, while Teddy Sheringham began to emerge as a key forward. The team showed flashes of creativity but remained inconsistent. Cup runs were limited, with early exits in the FA Cup and League Cup, highlighting the need for squad rebuilding.
