Tottenham Hotspur supporters probably cannot wait for this season to end. Bar the Europa League there has been little for Spurs fans to get excited about this year.
Things could still end on a high, by winning the Europa League, but a tough test against Eintracht Frankfurt stands in their way in the quarter-finals before potential semi-finals and a final.
But, given what has happened this season, minds are already being drawn to next year and what could happen. Will Ange Postecoglou still be in charge?
As well as the question over the head coach's future, thoughts will soon turn to the release of the fixture list as well as the release of the club's new kits for the 2025/26 campaign.
While the official thing is highly anticipated, there's a growing market in football for concept kits too. There is a growing community of people who want unique, artistic shirts that are designed, either by designers on computers, or run through artificial intelligence.
So here at football.london we thought we would try and have a piece of that market too. We asked our designers to run Tottenham home and away kits through AI to see what concept kits it came up with. And here are the results...
Home kit
First up the home kits and we've got two to show you that give off 2018/19 vibes. A white main, with the navy blue across the bottom that really does remind us of that last full season under Mauricio Pochettino.
The first does at least have the nice unique touch of having the blue spots on the shoulders and sleeves.
Then we've got some diagonal lines that remind us a little of the 2015/16 shirt, albeit with the diagonal lines in this one going from top right to bottom left, as opposed to the other way around.
After that we've got a collection of more crazy numbers. The first is white with blue sleeves and what is almost pebble-dash orange down vertically through the middle of the shirt, with similar blue thrown in for good measure.
Then there's another with some blue patches on and a big blue smattering at the bottom of the shirt, which runs into some orange with orange shorts.
Finally we've probably got the craziest of them all. The classic white shirt with an almost paint-mixed orange and blue swirl that starts on the sleeves and runs through the bottom half of the shirt.
Away kit
There's a real diverse selection when it comes to what AI has done with the Spurs away kits.
First up we've got a yellow shirt with hints of blue running through it. Pretty understated, but looks good.
Then we've got another reasonably understated one, a blue shirt that resembles a number of other blue away kits of the past, with hints of white running through it.
Now, are you ready for some incredible ones? These next two are an amalgamation of blue and orange, with some white running through the second one too.
Could you see Spurs running out in either of these?
Then we come to our personal favourite. Who doesn't love a black kit?
Here we've got a black shirt with gold/orange tints. We would love to see this one on display at away games next season.
Goalkeeper kit
The AI also did us a goalkeeper kit. Or at least that's what we think, given the big gloves and the long sleeves.
Much like the first away kit, this is an orange shirt that we could see being used, with some blue hints running through it.