Tottenham captain Ledley King calls players' meeting at White Hart Lane The only thing that needs to be said is that we need to stick together. We need to keep going until the end of the season and we need to keep working hard for each other. That's the only way. It's up to the senior lads to lift the spirits of the rest of the lads and keep them there. There aren't many games now and we just have to give it a big push until then. There is not a crisis in any way. We have top players. Tottenham, though, are facing further injury concerns, especially in defence where Michael Dawson has already been ruled for the season with an ankle injury. William Gallas missed Monday's game against Norwich with a calf problem while King will assess his knee before deciding whether he can start Sunday's FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea. "I should be all right," said King. We will see how it feels over the next couple of days. Tottenham are also awaiting news on defender Younes Kaboul, who had to be substituted against Norwich with a knee injury, as well as midfielder Scott Parker. Redknapp said that Kaboul "does not look very good" but was hopeful on Parker. "We felt if Scott played [against Norwich] he could have torn both hamstrings," said Redknapp. I don't take too many chances. If he had been fit he would have played. He came in for treatment and he said he felt like both hamstrings were going to tear.