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That's not to say that running marathons and being lean are 100 % mutually exclusive, but it's pretty rare to find an amateur (i.e. non-professional) marathon runner that's curvy, well - muscled, and lean like Alli Mckee (who is a freak of nature).

But like Alli's, it paved way for a vital three points which, in the race for the title, is all that matters.

He can take the defensive weight off of more creative players shoulders like Alli, maybe Jack Wilshere or Wayne Rooney, who may be playing alongside him.

However, with big money contracts likely to be available elsewhere with clubs established in terms of competing for and winning trophies on a regular basis, it could be tough for Spurs to keep hold of players like Alli moving forward.

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«We have Toby (Alderweireld) and Victor (Wanyama) still out, then we need to assess a few players like (Erik) Lamela, Harry Winks, Harry Kane and Dele Alli (today, Friday) to have the decision if they are fit for the game.»

And the emergence of the likes Eric Dier, Dele Alli and Ross Barkley means that Hodgson has enough midfield options that he does not have to gamble on Wilshere's fitness.

Kane's absence by no means is a suggestion that this will be an easy task for them now though, as the visitors still have quality throughout the team with the likes of Dele Alli, Christian Eriksen and others now expected to step up and so United can still expect a tough afternoon as Tottenham have proven previously that they can cope without their leading goalscorer.

And whilst they can continue to try and rely on star players like Harry Kane, Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli, it seems that Spurs need to find more strength in depth if they have any hope of Premier League success this season.

Each side has their main instigators going forward, like league leaders Chelsea have Diego Costa and Eden Hazard, and Spurs have Harry Kane and Dele Alli, but to claim we have no cutting edge without them is just untrue.

Can it really be so harmful to get a top talent like Dele Alli in the side early on, so he can grow into his role in the England team and feel much more established by the time the European Championships come along?

And it seems that this year's list has a few Premier League entries as Bellerin and Martial are joined by the likes of Tottenham's Dele Alli, Jordon Ibe of Liverpool, Aston Villa's Adama Traore and Man United full - back Luke Shaw.

It's all pretty respectful in fairness, but no doubt the likes of Heung - Min Son and Dele Alli are already motivated to make sure Kane's absence doesn't hurt the team and the more people doubt Spurs without their talismanic striker, surely the more those individuals will want to prove them wrong.

But the reality is other England attacking midfielders like Sterling and Alli are already ahead of him, in terms of skills and experience, because of Wilshere's prolonged injuries.

(Not sure that really works, to be honest, even if Dele Alli does look a bit like a turtle.

As noted in his latest offering for The Mirror, it's noted that Alli has attracted interest from the likes of Real Madrid, Manchester City, Manchester United and Barcelona.

I'm not really sure what the Frenchman is trying to do with these words on Alli, but as far as I can see it will only wind us Arsenal fans up, as we are sick of hearing about great players that Arsenal missed out on over the years, with the likes of Hazard, Ronaldo and even Messi having apparently been on Wenger's transfer radar at some point.

Like as if Alli will be less determined to tear us a new one because the mighty Wenger acknowledged his talent from his Milton Keynes days lol

Look at players like Stones, Dier, Barkley, Alli.

Dele Alli's control for his first goal of the match was something the likes of Ronaldinho and Dimitar Berbatov would've be proud of.

The 39 - year - old has somewhat controversially snubbed a star player at his old club by saying Hazard is ahead of him, as well as other stand - out names like Mesut Ozil, Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli.

I am a fan of Alex Iwobi though he clearly needs more self confidence (a bit like the «attitude» Dele Alli has, though not the nasty side of Alli) Regarding Ozil, he is hugely gifted but through a weak character is largely wasting his gifts by laziness.

Plus Iwobi needs to focus on football and not allow his model girlfriend distract him from playing football, take wilshere and Sterling for example, they both were interested in women during the early days of there career and they haven't been able to hit the best form we know they are capable of and compare them with the likes of Dele Alli, Michel Antonio, Davies (everton) and so on... Football should be his primary assignment and every other thing can follow

With the likes of Harry Kane, Hugo Lloris and Dele Alli all committing their long - term futures, it could be a case of knowing that with financial limitations ahead with their new stadium, perhaps the most sensible move is to batten down the hatches first and keep their top players.

He can not match up to the likes of Coutinho, Dele Alli, De Bruyne, Silva, Hazard or Mata.

Managers don't tend to last long when results start to go against them at Real, and it also looks like there's room for a change in playing personnel with Kane and Alli likely upgrades on under - performers such as Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Obviously Mesut Ozil is way ahead of the likes of Toure, Silva, Mahrez, Alli and Erikssen when it comes to assists and chances.

Christian Eriksen, Dele Alli and Harry Winks all impressed, while there were other top performances from the likes of Jan Vertonghen and Kevin Trippier but Mauricio Pochettino will be delighted with his team across the board.

«He could be a very similar player — don't copy him, but when Alli plays for Spurs, he looks like he believes he is the best player on the pitch.

Even when there's a bargain like delli alli (5mil) van dijk (10mil Celtic) they just don't seem to know how to get bargains no more it's like if there a free transfer then Wenger licks his lips but if they cost 2mil 4mil Wenger can't afford to risk it like when he turned down the chance to sign lemar Mendy kante for a combined 12mil bcoz 12mil is a lot of money to a club like arsenal apparently but Stan can take 6mil out of the club no problem!

I also feel that the 25 - year old will have a massive point to prove after the latest snum from the England national team, many of whom are in this Tottenham side, so a good performance against the likes of Alli and Dier would surely send a message to Gareth Southgate.

It seems like everything's going right for Dele Alli right now!

To be very honest Dele Alli played like a demon last night.

you have players like Dele Alli performing better and he cost close to nothing.

Capable of playing a variety of roles, Alli would certainly give the likes of Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and Henrikh Mkhitaryan a run for their money in terms of keeping their place in the first XI.

About the match yesterday, he might be rusty I really du n no But without being bias, Wilshere should not start ahead of Drinkwater (based on current form) or Henderson (who is a more able and strong footballer) Something like: Drinkwater - Alli Henderson - Alli Drinkwater - Wilshere Would be good England IF they play 4 -2-3-1... But if you consider this season, I think the best is Drinkwater - Alli..

The tabloid also note that the work Pochettino has done with young players has also appealed to United chiefs, who perhaps see the Argentine manager as the ideal man to nurture the likes of Andreas Pereira, Jesse Lingard and Cameron Borthwick - Jackson in the same way that he has got the best out of youngsters such as Dele Alli, Eric Dier and Harry Kane.

As seen with the likes of Dele Alli and Harry Kane, the Argentine tactician has built a reputation of helping improve young players, and perhaps Tottenham see the same being done with this target.

Tottenham could also be a tempting move for young English players at the moment, with the likes of Harry Kane, Dele Alli, Eric Dier and Harry Winks among those who've been given the chance to play and have improved immensely under Mauricio Pochettino.

when you look across and see the improvement players like Kane, Dele Alli, Mason, Dier, Barkley, Stone etc have made at Everton and Spuds, how they have made the transition from prospect to the real deal and are now regulars and important players for their clubs you begin to wonder if players like Walcott and Ox are ever going to raise their game...... frustrating....

However, his number of appearances are terribly low and he's now been overtaken by fitter and better players like Dele Alli in the England set up.

«The team has changed over the last two years, and people have come in like Dele Alli and Harry Kane, who has really become one of the best strikers in the world.

Nevertheless, # 40m is a lot of money for a player who hasn't proven himself consistently at the highest level, while Tottenham already have the likes of Kane, Alli, Heung - Min Son, Lucas Moura and Christian Eriksen in that department so it's debatable if it's a necessary signing.

you say Alli, he could yet end up like Wilshere.

And, although Kyle Walker is unlikely to start, fellow full - back Danny Rose probably will, behind the likes of Eric Dier, Dele Alli and Premier League Golden Boot - winner Harry Kane.

With individuals like Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen also starting to attract ever - growing transfer speculation, it also remains to be seen if Mauricio Pochettino will have much more time to keep this talented group together and bring in the silverware they look so close to clinching.

Based on the work that he's done with the likes of Harry Kane and Dele Alli in recent years, working with Pochettino could be a good place to continue to improve for Lanzini, and if he has ambitions of winning things, then Spurs wouldn't be a bad place to go as they're certainly a club heading in the right direction based on results over the past two seasons.

Spurs still have a solid defensive base on which to build, but the likes of Son, Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen must now step up and deliver in the final third to ensure that they don't slip off the pace and struggle for goals.