English Football Season 2025-2026. Here we go again.

That BT coverage was absolutely epic. Picking out spurs fan after spurs fan in the stadium.
We always look out for friends and it's so rare to see them. We saw 4 of them tonight.

Spurs' real risk of relegation is all the more amazing when you consider that they had 20 points at the end of October.

This rather puts things into perspective.

I can’t help but think they will survive but it’s nice to dream.

If only there was a word people commonly use to describe hilariously bad things when they happen to Spurs.

I was not seriously considering this possibility, but the last 4 games have given me a new perspective on things.

It is very real indeed.

I suspect if they get pounded at Anfield in their next league game things might fall apart irrevocably. Players on big wages will be looking to escape before losing half their income next season.

Just checked the odds and West Ham and Spurs are basically the same price to go down.

I know they've had an injury crisis, but we've been absolutely gash until mid-January, and somehow they're in the mix with us.

Forest have a point less than Spurs with much worse gd, have some terrible fixtures remaining but are 4.3 to be relegated while Spurs are 2.9

That's assuming Leicester don't get relegated to League One, wouldn't bet against it

One of Leicester/WBA are going down, maybe even both which is crazy

Would be excited to accept Spurs into the relegated big club fraternity.

You genuinely don't think that we would be favourites to get promoted next season if we go down?

Also there's no "if" about Anfield, we are going to get twatted. We have 3 winnable games left and that's it, and even those we are going to need to either figure out WTH is going on or luckbox.

Comfortably the worst side in the league last several months, the 9 points since November 1 stat is hilarious and appalling.

It is *remarkable* quite how bad we've been

Spurs would be favourites to win it, sure. You don't think having their wages slashed would affect some of the big earners' desire to stay there? I'm pretty sure that Richarlison and Simons for example didn't sign up to play in a second rate league on half the money.

It won't happen anyway probably. Forest have to play Villa, United, Chelsea and Newcastle. West Ham have to play City, Villa, Arsenal and Newcastle.

Another thing you should worry about is Arsenal sealing the title before the final game against West Ham. Not sure what the line up would be for that game.

Yeah and from the OP they were around 40/1 to get relegated in July. Ridiculous drop off, there's probably an Arsenal fan out there with £20 on @ 40/1. They also took 4 of the possible 6 points from Manchester City in the league this season, crazy.

That game the other night was the most toxic atmosphere I've seen on a televised game this season. Some of the Spurs players seem to think their **** doesnt stink. Van de Ven lol.

Spurs v Forest in a couple of weeks is an all timer. Will be a better watch than the cup final that comes after it more than likely. I need the fat greek to go down but it is hard to see Tudor turning these players and performances around now.

EDIT : Also months ago there was a calamitous goal against them where Vicario was way out his box. Someone ITT pointed out how lazy he was ambling back not even bothering to run. Sums up the attitude and whats happened.

Obviously we would lose more than half our first team. I was disputing the "irrevocably" part.

Ok, irrevocably this season.

What a game from Mansfield. Gg magic of the cup.

Max the best player on the pitch.

I have no clue how Brentford didn't get a penalty there. Pull someone's shirt for ten yards as they go into the box and then once they get the pass off stamp on the recipient's foot, play on apparently

Never mind the bollocks, here's Ezra Mayers

Well, we’ve solved penalty taking.

Joey Barton has to pony up £300 large and is refused bail after allegedly assaulting someone, resulting in them losing their sight in one eye. Throw away the key.