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Tottenham will now go over 10 years without a trophy... their longest drought since the Second World War

For Tottenham Hotspur fans looking on the bright side, the current squad is the best the club has produced since at least the inception of the Premier League in 1992.

But defeat by West Ham United in the League Cup means that Spurs will now go over 10 years without a trophy - their longest drought since the Second World War.

Tottenham's last trophy came in February 2008 when Jonathan Woodgate's header helped Juande Ramos's side stun Chelsea to win the League Cup.

Tottenham Hotspur are set to go on their longest post-war drought without a major trophy
Tottenham Hotspur are set to go on their longest post-war drought without a major trophy
Spurs threw away a 2-0 lead before being beaten 3-2 by West Ham in the League Cup
Spurs threw away a 2-0 lead before being beaten 3-2 by West Ham in the League Cup
Spurs last lifted a major trophy  when Juande Ramos guided them to the 2008 League Cup
Spurs last lifted a major trophy when Juande Ramos guided them to the 2008 League Cup

But in the same competition on Wednesday, Mauricio Pochettino's outfit embarrassingly threw away a 2-0 lead against the Hammers to go down 3-2 at Wembley in the last-16 - ensuring the club will now have to wait until at least May 2018 to lift a pot.