Town lost 1-0 to Spurs at Kenilworth Road, but spurned several opportunities to either take the lead or equalise either side of Micky Van De Ven’s solitary strike early in the second half.

The Zimbabwean midfielder said: “I think getting some chances against one of the top two teams right now, so I think we have to take out more of the positive ones and stick together as a group. It’s only us who can help ourselves.

“We have to focus more, keep up the momentum and concentrate more, to stay in each of the games in the basic ways, and to keep on helping each other. As a team and a group, we need to work with each other.”

Another full house roared the Hatters on, but that elusive first home win in the top-flight since 1992 still eludes Rob Edwards’ side.

“I think the fans have been very very helpful throughout, home and away, and they push us, said the 29-year-old. “Now it is up to us as a group to give them something to thank them.

“To be there for the whole 90, 95, 100 minutes, to be there for everyone, they are doing that well. They are there for the club, there for the players and each and everyone. Now us, as players, we have to put that extra gear in as a team and everyone to push each other and help each other in a positive way.”

And on playing in the Premier League, after helping the Hatters win promotion during his loan spell last season before signing permanently in the summer, the ex-Aston Villa man added: “Of coure, it is a dream to be in the Premier League and be competing with the best week in, week out.

“This is what we want. This is what everyone dreams of in the club. This is what the club wants, so we just have to keep on competing, giving everything, and keep on believing.”