Regardless of what calculation they used this is at least some widespread recognition of the youth of our squad.
To be fair it is a few years since the Wenger + Youth policy narrative has been pushed out massively; I think Woolwich have taken their finger off the pulse somewhat with development of youth.
The bigger question should be how important is our investment in youth to us? For me, the identity of a team, and squad, relies much on it the composition of younger players who have either come through the academy or purchased as young pro's and given time to flourish in the 1st team. In the last couple of years, since Poch arrived we do appear to have redeveloped 'an identity' which we as supporters can relate to.
Based on what I grew up on I either need to see Spurs playing in an all-out attacking manner with flair players and/or to have a core of young Spurs players in the team. I'm not convinced that we regularly see the former right now but we do have the latter in abundance which is pleasing.
