Tottenham Hotspur head coach Juande Ramos has warned the players that he is out to spot the ones who are not committed to the side over the remainder of the season.

The Spanish tactician wants Spurs players to give it their best even though there is nothing much to play for than a decent higher position in the Premiership table as they have already guaranteed European football by winning the Carling Cup.

Moreover, the north London club are looking at making changes to the squad in the close season and a number of players are reportedly on their way out or apparently playing for their futures.

"We have got nine games left until the end of the season so it is a case of looking at those nine games and assessing the players in that period and starting to make decisions about changes or reinforcements in the summer," said Ramos.

"We definitely want to keep trying our best until the end of the season.

"We are in a comfortable position. We are in no danger of going down, that has gone now, but we certainly want to get as high as we can in the league table.

"In spite of the fact that maybe points don't have the same meaning as they did earlier in the season we are all professionals and we will be looking for any signs of people not trying.

"We want to do our best all the way through - both the management and the players."