It's still too early to tell (you can only really know how good a transfer window was a few years after imo) but while there was lots of positives, there were also lots of negatives. Also it's worth baring in mind that the poll was released on transfer deadline day which was disappointing for many.
Look positive ATM
- James Maddison (such a bargain for how good he is)
- Brennan Johnson
- Micky Van de Ven
- Guglielmo Vicario
- Manor Solomon
- The fee for Kane
- Selling Winks
- Djed Spence Loan
Really Unknown
- Ashley Phillips (very hopeful though, being trusted on the bench this early)
- Alejo Véliz
Looking neutral ATM
- Ndombélé Loan
- Reguilón Loan
- Rodon Loan
- Tanganga Loan (with conditional obligation)
- Selling Sánchez (Before this window this would have been positive for me but looking at our CB depth now)
- Not getting another striker (this was negative to me before Son's performance)
- Giovani Lo Celso staying (I really don't rate him and always seems injured but I hope he proves me wrong)
Look negative atm
- Losing Kane
- Not getting another CB
- Not selling Dier
- Not selling Ndombélé
- Not selling Reguilón
- Not selling Rodon
- Lloris remains (after making it clear he wanted to leave)
While their transfer fees *may* count towards this window, I don't think including Kulusevski, Porro or Udogie in rating this window really counts. I personally didn't count the appointment of Postecoglu in the rating for this window (or my score would be 2 higher on that alone). Also others have strong opinions of the likes of Gil, Davis, Sessegnon (who I think we should try and move on as he's made of glass and no more than a squad player anyway but you can't sell injured players).
I must admit, I first gave this window a 4 on deadline day. Not getting in another CB or ST seemed like either poor planning or a poor decision and deadline day was disappointing. Losing Kane (even though I believe it was the correct decision) also weighed my score down. Also only selling Winks when none of Ndombélé, Reguilón, Dier, Lloris, Rodon, Sánchez, Lo Celso and Sessegnon were made the window disappointing from an outgoing view (even though I appreciate that it was hard/impossible to sell some of these and not completely in Spurs' control).
Then the Burnley game happened and we saw how deadly Son can be as the ST in Postecoglu's Tottenham. Son was so out of form last season that I was worried he might be on the decline but he looked back to his best. This eased my concerns over not getting another ST and I upped my rating to 5 (before your post).
Then to Turkey. Loaning out Ndombélé is better than nothing. And while I do not rate Sánchez that highly (nothing against the man, I hope he does well) and wanted him to leave, selling him and leaving our backup CBs to be Phillips, Dorrington and Dier seems very risky. So my rating stays at 5 for now (although it is close to getting to a 6)
BUT as I said at the start, I don't think you can fully judge a window until some time passes. I won't be surprised if in 5 years time I'm saying how this was a 9/10 window. The signings that we have made have seemed really positive, in Son and a Richarlison who may gain confidence we may not need another ST and maybe either Romero and Van de Ven play every game before we sign a new CB in Jan or Phillips/Dorrington show their worth as capable young CBs without causing much issue. But it could also go the other way.