The chairman of the society, Peter Herbert, said that unless the club took firm action against their own fans, many of whom are themselves Jewish, they would be reported to the Metropolitan Police. Meanwhile, ahead of the club's must-win Europa League game against Maribor on Thursday, midfielder Tom Huddlestone has described the team's style of play under manager Andre Villas-Boas as "rigid," in contrast to his predecessor Harry Redknapp, where players were given more initiative. A lot of it is on rigid team shape, whereas under previous regimes the initiative has been given to the players to express themselves. Under this manager, it's more his ideas, and we stick to them. We're probably harder to beat, maybe not as open. Huddlestone, who missed nearly all of last season with an ankle injury, said he had no complaints with his new, more disciplined central midfield role. "When I was playing regularly with Wilson Palacios, I had a little bit of freedom to go forward and get the ball, but during the same season I was playing with Luka Modric and was maybe more disciplined," he said. You just have to be adaptable. Tottenham Hotspur have decided against giving Moussa Dembélé surgery to cure a recurring hip problem. The midfielder will instead undergo a course of rest and manual therapy that will see him return to action within a fortnight, after being advised that there was no certainty that an operation would cure the injury.