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Spurs be lucky to stay up

The next 2 games are crucial for Spuds.

Win them and it puts a completely different complexion on their situation.

Lose them and I really do think they'll drop
 

Mr B said:
They must be crazy building a fantastic stadium like that, knowing that it was possible they could end up being relegated sometime in the future. What the hell were they thinking of.
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I was working with a spuds fan 4 yor back.

He was fairly circumspect about their prospects but identified the real issue with Levy.

"Levy's a business man who likes the idea of a multi-use stadium"

Revenue potential has grown, probably in line with forecast

Levy should've known the team comes first with his years of experience. His successors are now reaping the whirlwind
 
cosmicchris00 said:
I was working with a spuds fan 4 yor back.

He was fairly circumspect about their prospects but identified the real issue with Levy.

"Levy's a business man who likes the idea of a multi-use stadium"

Revenue potential has grown, probably in line with forecast

Levy should've known the team comes first with his years of experience. His successors are now reaping the whirlwind
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If you take Sky's recent report as fact, they are one of the top six net spenders in the PL over the past 5 years. The problem has nor been lack of money, rather how it’s been spent. I would also again reiterate they’ve got a ridiculously amount of injuries just now.
That said, it would be great to see the Yid army relegated.
 
Fact Hunt said:
If you take Sky's recent report as fact, they are one of the top six net spenders in the PL over the past 5 years. The problem has nor been lack of money, rather how it’s been spent. I would also again reiterate they’ve got a ridiculously amount of injuries just now.
That said, it would be great to see the Yid army relegated.
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Careful.

That's unacceptable language
 
There’s a new article in the Guarandriuan on them today.
They’ve promised to rip up their wage structure and invest in new players and pay higher wages to build up a better squad if they avoid relegation. Hmmmm. My Spurs marra reckoned that was their next “playbook move” after sacking Frank the day the ST renewals started.
Aye that’s the sort of news the players having to fill in for the currently injured players will really want to hear isn’t it? They’re clueless. At least Tudor now knows how stupid his bosses are instead of merely suspecting it. Today’s announcement is more damaging than another player out for the season I reckon.
 
Be great if Spurs were relegated just to see the meltdown in the press. They get totally disproportionate coverage with all their mates in the media being based in London same as West Ham and Chelsea.
Selfishly it is rarely a ground we tend to do well at either.
 
Goldeneye said:
Be great if Spurs were relegated just to see the meltdown in the press. They get totally disproportionate coverage with all their mates in the media being based in London same as West Ham and Chelsea.
Selfishly it is rarely a ground we tend to do well at either.
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You’re comparing Spurs and WHUs media coverage with Chelsea’s? Wow?


Granted all of Chelsea’s Abramovic era trophies should be rescinded at the same time as Citys but that’s a different discussion.
 
Goldeneye said:
Be great if Spurs were relegated just to see the meltdown in the press. They get totally disproportionate coverage with all their mates in the media being based in London same as West Ham and Chelsea.
Selfishly it is rarely a ground we tend to do well at either.
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Spurs and West Ham would be delicious. Amazing though that they finished 17th with a positive goal difference.
 
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