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U23s, Academy and Loanees

I believe Lewis had done good work with the academy so big shoes to fill

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Stuart said: "Returning to my boyhood club as a coach 11 years ago was a dream come true.

"Having supported Tottenham Hotspur since I was five years old and previously represented the Club as a young professional, it was a privilege to come back and help develop the next generation of players.

"My family and I have supported the Club all our lives, so I have always understood what it means to represent Tottenham Hotspur and the identity our teams should embody; brave, attacking, front-foot football."I have made so many special memories during my time at the Club, building relationships that will stay with me for the rest of my life. Winning the Under 17 and Under 18 Premier League Cups in the 2022/23 season, followed by another Under 17 Premier League Cup success in April, 2025, were fantastic collective achievements for everyone involved.

"While those trophies were incredibly special, I always knew that the primary objective was to develop players capable of progressing to the first team. I have no doubt it won't be long before more Academy graduates are gracing our brilliant stadium.

“I would like to thank everyone at the Club for their support and for allowing me to pursue this fantastic opportunity at Ipswich Town, which enables me to fulfil my ambition of coaching in the Premier League. I leave with immense pride, gratitude and lifelong memories, and I wish everyone connected with Tottenham Hotspur every success in the future.”
 
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JerusalemMan said:
I believe Lewis had done good work with the academy so big shoes to fill

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Stuart said: "Returning to my boyhood club as a coach 11 years ago was a dream come true.

"Having supported Tottenham Hotspur since I was five years old and previously represented the Club as a young professional, it was a privilege to come back and help develop the next generation of players.

"My family and I have supported the Club all our lives, so I have always understood what it means to represent Tottenham Hotspur and the identity our teams should embody; brave, attacking, front-foot football."I have made so many special memories during my time at the Club, building relationships that will stay with me for the rest of my life. Winning the Under 17 and Under 18 Premier League Cups in the 2022/23 season, followed by another Under 17 Premier League Cup success in April, 2025, were fantastic collective achievements for everyone involved.

"While those trophies were incredibly special, I always knew that the primary objective was to develop players capable of progressing to the first team. I have no doubt it won't be long before more Academy graduates are gracing our brilliant stadium.

“I would like to thank everyone at the Club for their support and for allowing me to pursue this fantastic opportunity at Ipswich Town, which enables me to fulfil my ambition of coaching in the Premier League. I leave with immense pride, gratitude and lifelong memories, and I wish everyone connected with Tottenham Hotspur every success in the future.”
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I think the move is really good for him, big loss for us, but they seem to put alot into young coaches recently and its a nice promotion. Wishing him luck
 
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