This week, Tottenham are bottom of the table after suffering two defeats from their opening two matches without scoring a single goal. Following another disappointing performance against Newcastle, how concerned should Spurs supporters be—and why has Roberto De Zerbi’s heavily rebuilt side made such a poor start?I also look at Liverpool’s 2–2 draw with Nottingham Forest and the questions it raised about their attack. With Bradley Barcola expected to arrive for an enormous fee, how much pressure will there be on him to deliver immediately—and is it fair to expect one player to solve Liverpool’s early problems?Chelsea maintained their winning start with a thrilling 4–3 victory over Brighton. Their attacking football has brought excitement back to Stamford Bridge, but are they genuinely ready to challenge for the Premier League title—or do their defensive vulnerabilities remain too significant? There are also thoughts on the arrival of Emi Martínez and what his experience could add to Xabi Alonso’s developing team.Finally, Manchester United responded to their opening defeat by beating Ipswich Town 5–2 at Old Trafford. I discuss Bruno Fernandes’ magnificent hat-trick and ask whether he should already be considered one of United’s great Premier League players. Despite the emphatic scoreline, did the two goals United conceded demonstrate that Michael Carrick still needs further defensive reinforcements before the transfer window closes?After Review… arrives every Monday at 7PM, with Kiss the Badge: Déjà Vu following every Wednesday at 7PM.Subscribe and let me know your thoughts on the weekend’s football in the comments.For football romantics—past and present.