Disbanded Yid Army

When Sunderland Manager Roy Keane decided to swoop for four Tottenham Hotspur players at once, it made me think about just how many ex-Spurs players are still plying their trade in the Premier League. Spurs have recently adopted a transfer policy of buying lots of young British talent, keeping whoever makes the grade, or selling on those who don't. It can be fruitful, with players like Gareth Bale, Michael Dawson, Tom Huddlestone etc performing very well. The players that haven't made it have still been good enough for the Premier League, highlighted by Callum Davenport's goal this weekend for West Ham United.

Anyway... here's my Ex-Spurs Current Premier League XI (one player per club)

Paul Robinson (Blackburn Rovers)

Luke Young (Aston Villa)

Sol Campbell (Portsmouth)

Callum Davenport (West Ham United)

Erik Edman (Wigan Athletic)

Nicky Barmby (Hull City)

Simon Davies (Fulham)

Steed Malbranque (Sunderland)

Robbie Keane (Liverpool)

Dimitar Berbatov (Manchester United)

Mido (Middlesbrough)

Alternatives:

Aston Villa - Wayne Routledge

Fulham - Danny Murphy, Bobby Zamora

Hull - Anthony Gardener, Dean Marney

Manchester United - Michael Carrick

Portsmouth - Sean Davis, Peter Crouch, Jermain Defoe, Younes Kaboul, Noe Pamarot

Sunderland - Pascal Chimbonda, Teemu Tainio

West Ham United - Matthew Etherington