Gareth Bale gives Tottenham Hotspur fresh hope as he hints at extended stay at White Hart Lane Tottenham are due to play an exhibition game in the Bahamas on Thursday and Bale spoke of how the club must quickly recover from their disappointment and take the lessons of this season into their next campaign. "It's disappointing, but we will pick ourselves up again," Bale said. We will just have to regroup and give it another go. The team and the manager have been great. We have got the record points for the club in the Premier League. That would normally be enough to qualify for the Champions League, but it's not meant to be again. It's something we have to learn from. We are a young squad, and we will take it in to the future. Spurs are preparing a new £150,000-a-week offer for Bale that would make him the highest paid player in the club's history. The expectation is that Bale will stay for at least one more season although the situation is likely to be tested this summer by Real Madrid. Bale, 23, rounded off an outstanding season last Sunday by scoring the winner against Sunderland - his 26th goal of the campaign - and he is expected to feature today in the exhibition match against Jamaica. "It was obviously great to sign off with a great goal in the last minute, but circumstances made it hard to celebrate," Bale said. To play the way we have also but to miss out on our objective is very disappointing. It was great to get the win but the clouds just came over and made it a little bit duller.