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Tottenham midfielder Jermaine Jenas has admitted that the rough times are now behind Spurs and they are looking forward to qualifying for Europe again next year and are fully focused on still achieving a top 6 position in the Premiership.
"We're definitely looking up rather than down," he told the Sun.
"Most teams would be happy with a point at Fratton Park, so it just shows the positive attitude we have.
"We are a club which belongs in Europe, so we will definitely be pushing for a European slot this season.
"The manager belongs in Europe as well, especially with his record. He has won the Uefa Cup the last two years with Seville, so he won't want to let go of it now.
"We're starting to gain some momentum but we've got a few more tough trips coming up. I hope I can still be saying the same things in a few weeks' time."
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