Anyone else very excited at the prospect of us relegating Spurs?

[Exeter_Gently]

Kudus coming back from injury might be their saving grace.

 

[Paul Rideout]

If they go down that’s (realistically) less competition for the Euro places next season, so I’d be made up if they went.

 

[f.t.r.s]

I don't understand you? Do you think players will leave Spurs for free?

Levy ensured every transfer he made all had 50% wage reductions if they go down.

If Spurs did go down, any player they sell would have to have Spurs blessing to leave - if they don't choose to sell, that player is on 50% than he's on now.

The way modern players work, their agents will already have moves lined up
Player power usually prevails and none of those players will think twice about requesting transfers and refusing to play...
Kudus did it twice already to get to West ham then spurs

 

[Marcus Kendall]

Kudus coming back from injury might be their saving grace.

Bit overrated to be honest

 

[Norlye]

Always makes me smile when Spurs, or any of the others are called the scab 6, yet we seem to gloss over our own scab 5 behaviour of the early 90’s.

Apart from our loveable neighbours I wouldn’t wish relegation on any fan. The clubs being badly run is a fan punishment we should all be able to understand. Plus let’s not get too smug.

As the song goes “who knows what tomorrow brings”

 

[GoldenToffee]

Kudus coming back from injury might be their saving grace.

It's mad really because they're (at least compared to us) spoiled for choice in attacking areas, yet still can't win. Richarlison, Solanke, Simons and Tel all fit and available yet they lost 3-0 at home to Forest.

 

[Marius57]

Always makes me smile when Spurs, or any of the others are called the scab 6, yet we seem to gloss over our own scab 5 behaviour of the early 90’s.

Apart from our loveable neighbours I wouldn’t wish relegation on any fan. The clubs being badly run is a fan punishment we should all be able to understand. Plus let’s not get too smug.

As the song goes “who knows what tomorrow brings”

Makes me laugh that they were even included in the ESL plans despite at the time having not not won a bean in decades. They must be gutted it didn’t go ahead as relegation is likely a financial catastrophe for most “top half” PL clubs.

Happy to see any of the ESL scabs be booted from the league.

 

[allen]

I still think Spurs will have the quality to stay up. They don't have the fight, but they do have the quality to eke out a few wins.

Well, they haven’t eked out a single win in the last 13 league games.

If they’ve only got 7 left to get ‘a few,’ then I don’t fancy their chances.

 

[Clarky cat]

Spurs won just 4 of their games at home in a year, they have only won 2 games at home in the league all season. If anyone thinks they are too good to go down, let that stat sink in. I personally cannot wait for those entitled bells to be relegated.

 

[Pseudonym]

Well, they haven’t eked out a single win in the last 13 league games.

If they’ve only got 7 left to get ‘a few,’ then I don’t fancy their chances.

Their saving grace is how bad West Ham are. However, now that the pressure is really on, West Ham's players and fans might have a bit more fight in them than Spurs, who seem to have capitulated in every aspect

 

[jazzy]

Their saving grace is how bad West Ham are. However, now that the pressure is really on, West Ham's players and fans might have a bit more fight in them than Spurs, who seem to have capitulated in every aspect

Wham play Wolves at home before Spurs play away at Sunderland.

If Wham win and Spurs go into the bottom 3 their players and club are so mentally weak that they may not get out of it

 

[jazzy]

Kudus coming back from injury might be their saving grace.

Bit overrated to be honest

Yet another show pony , fits in well at Spurs

 

[allen]

Their saving grace is how bad West Ham are. However, now that the pressure is really on, West Ham's players and fans might have a bit more fight in them than Spurs, who seem to have capitulated in every aspect

Would that be the West Ham that are a single point behind them, having started January 12 points behind them?

Spurs are in deep, deep trouble.

 

[Pseudonym]

Would that be the West Ham that are a single point behind them, having started January 12 points behind them?

Spurs are in deep, deep trouble.

Hard to see where Wesht 'Am are going to pick up points, both teams have a challenging set of fixtures.

Think it'll come down to the final day.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Be great if we could impact something on the final day.
And hope we'd try...remember chelsea v Bolton, and chelsea booing when chelsea scored