In the past two years Fraizer Campbell has seen his stock rise
considerably due to an education spent away from Manchester
United.
In 2006 Campbell won the hearts of Royal Antwerp fans by averaging
a return of two goals in every three games and chants of 'Super
Campbell' even echoed around the terraces.
The next year Campbell spent a season at Championship side Hull
City. His goals played a pivotal role in their promotion push, and
Tigers boss Phil Brown was so impressed with the 20-year old
striker that he wanted to sign him permanently this year, or at
least on loan.
Campbell though was used as deal-sweetener in the Dimitar Berbatov
transfer, but the Huddersfield-born forward has told the Daily
Mirror that he hopes the move is not permanent because he aims to
become a first-choice striker at the club he has been registered to
since 2004 -Manchester United.
"I've had various meetings with Sir Alex [Ferguson] and I'm in his
plans for the future... Hopefully I can get some experience, come
back and get a place in the team."
"This season I hope I can get in the [Tottenham] team, hold down a
regular first-team place and score a few goals, but mostly learn
from the experience."