Wenger says derby with improved Spurs an ‘opportunity’
There has been many a false dawn at White Hart Lane heralding the return of the glory days, but since Jol took over following the ill-fated five-month reign of Jacques Santini, the Dutchman has slowly but surely turned Spurs into a competitive top-flight outfit once more.
Heading into today's lunchtime derby with the Gunners without Thierry Henry because of a "minor" injury setback it is Jol's men who currently sit ahead of their arch rivals in the Premiership.




