Spurs next 6 games...if i'm a betting man...

The fact that an Aussie could be responsible for relegating one of the Establishment clubs in the worlds most coveted league is not lost on me, whether true or not. The tears will be flowing and for some, will taste very sweet.

Yeah it's hard to argue that Spurs going down would be as impactful as a news story as the Foxes winning the league.

Well for all the punditry, Spurs are still trash and are sprinting towards relegation.

At least some of them are finally realising it.

Villa have Emery, surely it’s already written in the stars.

Wales & Switzerland have qualified for more recent World Cups than Italy. A statistic that would be unthinkable in football 20 years ago, but here we are.

What happened to The Quad for the Gooners?

He's going to be paid a huge packet even if they get relegated and the likelihood is if they do, many of the deadwood will leave and he can re-shape the squad in his image by starting to re-build in the championship. It's a pretty big deal, but as we know with De Zerbi, long term stints aren't...

They have all the money in the world to spend on Managers but seemingly no money to build a proper football department and buy the right players. Absolute shambles of a club. If it wasn’t for Premier League money they’d be in administration.

Looks like Spurs are about to appoint De Zerbi, which reminds me a bit of when Newcastle appointed Benitez to save them before they got relegated.

From the sublime to the ridiculous.

There is consensus among many "fans" on socials as well as those who show their face online that Ange "normalised losing". I posted a great article above how this narrative makes no logical sense, but many still believe it to be the case.

Big Ange still being blamed by Spurs faithful for this seasons woes

What you've identified is an undeniable truth. The Prem a few years back had all the big name managers in the league (Klopp, Pep, Tuchel, Conte etc.) across 21/22 & 22/23 seasons. The league is now stacked with Hipster Managers, but not big names. Many big names across Italy & Spain but...

I'll be honest, I didn't have Spurs getting relegated at The Bridge on my bingo card, but here we (possibly) are.

I guess I spoke to soon when I said the point Spurs got at Anfield was a huge psychological boost. West Ham v Wolves is going to be a huge match now for Spurs as it obviously will be for the Hammers.

Old format also makes the UEFA Cup more competitive with 3rd dropping down. Football has become too woke with all the participation ribbons being handed out.

Sporting could do one over the gooners. They’ve done it before.

Spurs having a big love in for Tudor now. This is after getting a point against a hapless Liverpool and scraping a dead rubber at home to Atleti. Good result for Liverpool, still in the conversation for a major trophy.