Don Hutchison

I thought they feared the worst.

They weren't brave enough to try and step onto them.

Their home form was horrendous, so probably that was in the back of their mind.

And everything, the negative thoughts then come in and think, oh, it's Man City, it's Guardiola, come to town, we better go defensive.

Spurs are not that team.

They've never been that team...

throughout their recent history, they've always been a team that like to entertain.

They like to try and get on the front foot.

It's easy to play when you're 2-0 down because the shackles can't come off.

And you have to give them credit because, as Stevie said, they were dead and buried in the first half.

I mean, I totally agree with Stevie where that first Dominic Solanke goal should have been chalked off, in my opinion, because he boots the back of Mark Gahey's calf.

So I thought they were lucky on that one.

But...

I would give Spurs a lot of credit for showing more bravery, showing more quality.

Conor Gallagher was impressive second half.

His energy was infectious.

And the crowd and the players fed off that.

As soon as they got the game back to 2-1, like many of the games this weekend, Spurs had a fighting chance.

100%.

I've seen him live in Bodo and I watched him live.