They chanted angrily about Daniel Levy, about the increasingly isolated Nuno Espirito Santo — and then they turned their attention to Harry Kane.
There's gratitude for you. The player who, more than any other, has made Tottenham relevant in the modern Premier League era; who gave the club pretensions that they could break away, as part of an entitled European elite; whose goals made Mauricio Pochettino one of the most sought-after coaches in Europe; who made Levy look a shrewd operator; and who helped build arguably the finest stadium in the country. That's who the fans went for as Tottenham slumped to a humbling home defeat.