Gab Marcotti

He came up the hard way.

He's coached in the lower leagues before.

Yeah, and about that, on the show on Monday, I think I only gave Spurs a 5% chance of going down.

Yes, yes.

And then I took another look, which I should have done before, at the schedule.

I don't feel good about this at all because looking at the teams that they're playing and the conditions, right?

Sunderland and Brighton, those are two teams that have something to play for at this stage.

Wolves, this game could determine their relegation when they play them, and that's away from home.

Aston Villa, away from home, wanting to hang on to the Champions League places.

Leeds, that is a classic six-pointer.

Second to last week of the season, Chelsea, who would love to relegate Spurs even more than they'd love to win the Champions League.

And Everton to finish.

And Everton to finish, who might be in the running for Europa League spot.

So it's really tough.

I think it's a seriously massive problem.

They were already under a settlement agreement with UEFA, where they've had to pay a record fine.

And if they breach again, then...

you know, to get further punishment.

It's like a suspended sentence, essentially, right?

It is the largest loss in Premier League history by a lot.