It was a good point. A bad point is when you come away feeling that you should have won. I never felt like that today.
Spurs are a team full of quality players, with a top notch defensive record. You need to show them respect, as they can break with genuine speed and hurt you. In some respects they are better set up to play away from home, because they lack the creativity against teams who sit deep (see their lack of goals). But this season they will probably be one of the hardest matches we could have at Goodison.
Gut instincts on the match were that spurs were the better team and we struggled to get a real foothold in the match. However, because we didn't go all out for the win and leave space, Spurs struggled to brake us down and didn't have the creative quality to crate genuine chances. Physically spurs are a big strong side and today we seemed to lose most 50/50s. If one of ours mis-controlled it Spurs were into it in a flash. Other than City away I think it is the first time we have lost the midfield battle this season.
Feels a bit flat because we could have been second. But on 3 November, it doesn't really mater. We are a point off second with a winnable match next week. Probably more importantly, Martinez would have learned something about his players today; weaknesses that he will address in future transfer windows. Would rather learn when drawing against a very good Spurs side, rather then getting beat.