Enough jabbering on from me. Mr Patel was there in the flesh and is our dedicated Leeds man. His words matter much more, so go read them.

On that note, I’m out of here. It’s been a pleasure and thanks for joining us.

Comment of the day goes to ‘Fomentator’ from Manchester, who simply wrote in: ‘What’s Joe Hart got on his feet? Dreadful’.

I can’t say I noticed, so maybe one for further investigation.

Have a great weekend all.

Spurs are now seven games unbeaten. Their only defeat this campaign was that 1-0 at home by Bournemouth in August, and the Cherries are third, so there’s no shame in that.

Crouch: ‘He never seems to lose the ball. When he’s knocked down, he’ll get up with the ball bewteen his legs.

‘When you have a player like that, he can get on to it, get fouls for you, it’s good to have away from home.

‘It’s effortless. He’s ghosting past people like he’s not there. He plays with his back to goal and as as full back ou can play it in to him.

‘Wingers used to be lightweight. He’s strong.’

Hart: ‘When he’s on, he feels like a match-winner.’

Peter Crouch told TNT Sports: ‘Tottenham have been accused of being flaky over the years and Thomas Frank is addressing that. Ten points away from home and on the back of a European game.

‘I think it’s the mentality. Thomas Frank is a fantastic communicator. He can gett eh best out of them as people, positionally, and tactically. He lifts his players and there’s a lot to be said about that in an age of tactics and the right formation. on the personal level, he has something very good.’

Joe Hart: ‘He just seems like a fair kind of guy. You work hard and do what you’re asked, he’ll back you to a hilt. You dont, there’s a different side to him. There’s a standard he sets.

‘He absolutely adores the game and to work with someone like that every day [is good].’

Our reporter Aadam Patel – well worth a follow on social media – ahs caught this moment at the away end. Frank uplifting one of his best performers today fo all the adulation.

Tottenham have put pressure on their peers by going second in the table, a point behind Liverpool. Could be top four by the end of the weekend.

Leeds stay 12th but will likely drop over the course of the weekend. For the first time in over a year, they lose at home.

A goal and four assists for Kudus in seven Spurs games.