Paul Robinson is determined to keep his place as No1 under new Tottenham manager Juande Ramos.
The England keeper is aware of talk that he could be replaced in January, but says: "We will see what happens and whether he makes any signings, but I am confident I am No.1 at this club and that it will stay that way.
"It came on my 150th appearance for the club so it was a good night all round. I feel totally fit now after my calf problem. I'm just delighted to be back.
"I have barely missed a league game over the last three years and the physio had to hold me back.
"He told me if I returned too soon I could make it even worse, but it has been frustrating in the treatment room."
Robinson believes Ramos, a dual UEFA Cup winner with Sevilla, has already made a major impact at White Hart Lane after three days of intense training sessions and the club will soon be a major force again.
He added: "Juande has communicated very well in English, a lot better than people think he can. He has an aura and confidence about him and hopefully that will breed through the whole team.
"We have worked very hard the last few days on the training ground and even did a lot of work on the morning of the game. I think we saw some of the benefits against Blackpool, but there is a lot more to come from us.
"We have been working defensively the last few days and trying to shore up at the back. The clean sheet reflects that, but we have a lot more work to do at the club.
"I think everyone saw a Tottenham team starting to get a bit of confidence and play with a bit of freedom."