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Can spurs go down ?

there has been something wrong with spurs for few years now got rid of big ange when he won them something and they seem to have just got worse with even top men leaving so in background something bad happening and i feel the players are happy to go down get move or alot of them so i would say is more than likely now they will get what they deserve.
 
I didn’t think they would go down, but I was very unimpressed with them yesterday. It’s going to be tight between them and WHam, but of the two I’d happily see Spurs drop a division. I wonder how many of us watched Rochdale v York yesterday. What a game. Hard, committed, football. Well refereed with an explosive finish. Everything that the PL is not. I enjoyed every minute of it and I had no particular interest in either team. I felt sorry for Rochdale but their time will surely come via the play offs. At the end of the day York did deserve their win. Well played both teams and thanks for reminding me how football should be played.
 
Being a West Ham fan. I can certainly see Spurs going down. I’ve been saying to Spurs supporting neighbours of mine, for months now that if Spurs continue to play like they are/were playing that they will go. West Ham at the time were firmly in the bottom 3 but were showing grit and fight. I got the response that it will never happen as we are a top 6 side. Well, the league doesn’t lie.

Spurs have shown a bit of fight in their last two games and have now got a 2026 win under their belt. This concerns me and must encourage Spurs fans.

West Ham have the harder run in but if we win all of our games we stay up and somebody else goes down. That could be Spurs and Forest aren’t safe.

I think both sides are guilty of poor club management and shocking recruitment over a number of years. We needs to be looking at the likes of Brighton, Brentford and Bournemouth to see how recruitment and running a club is done.
 
Monty said:
I didn’t think they would go down, but I was very unimpressed with them yesterday. It’s going to be tight between them and WHam, but of the two I’d happily see Spurs drop a division. I wonder how many of us watched Rochdale v York yesterday. What a game. Hard, committed, football. Well refereed with an explosive finish. Everything that the PL is not. I enjoyed every minute of it and I had no particular interest in either team. I felt sorry for Rochdale but their time will surely come via the play offs. At the end of the day York did deserve their win. Well played both teams and thanks for reminding me how football should be played.
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The pyramid brings much better games in front of a few hundred people. A lot who play are ex academy players so have a talent better than most.
It isn't really amateur anymore as the top two teams in National League North are professional. Fylde won the league i a topsy turvy last few weks and South Shields, who have spent a few bob to get here from Northern League Div 2, step 6, must try via the play offs. Just below Shields were Kidderminster Harriers who the great Jan Molby got them promoted to the football league. Far more interesting than Tottenham staying up or going down.

My team were relegated this season so back to the Northern League for Newton Aycliffe.
 
mlmrob said:
The pyramid brings much better games in front of a few hundred people. A lot who play are ex academy players so have a talent better than most.
It isn't really amateur anymore as the top two teams in National League North are professional. Fylde won the league i a topsy turvy last few weks and South Shields, who have spent a few bob to get here from Northern League Div 2, step 6, must try via the play offs. Just below Shields were Kidderminster Harriers who the great Jan Molby got them promoted to the football league. Far more interesting than Tottenham staying up or going down.

My team were relegated this season so back to the Northern League for Newton Aycliffe.
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Hi mlmrob mlmrob great to see you supporting Newton Aycliffe. I just checked out the league and there were a couple of teams in the league from my playing days. Hednesford they were in Banks West Midlands league from memory I think Rushall were as well. I’ve played against Ilkeston who I think were in the central midlands league. I played for Hinckley Athletic who were also in the Banks league. I also played for Hinckley Town who were Leicestershire Senior League. before the amalgamation of the two forming Hinckley Utd. In my day I got between £3 and £5 a game which wasn’t that bad for something I loved playing. I think my weekly wage was about £20 at the time. A serious knee injury finished my playing days at 23 and at 65 it still hurts me with arthritis.
 
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