Graham Roberts

Spurs have narrowed the gap to two.

United closing in on City.

So for Arsenal, how can they turn this around?

This is what they've got coming up.

You said it's Swansea in the week, then it's the North London derby.

West Brom follow that.

Arsene Wenger there, clearly disappointed, David.

What does he do to turn this around?

Which is what you'd want to see Graham Ammage in the dressing room for what you were saying earlier.

So for Arsenal, a bad day, great one for Spurs.

Disappointment at White Hart Lane in the end for Swansea, beaten by two goals to one, having led in the game.

That leaves them 16th in the table, only three points still clear of trouble, with Newcastle in 18th on 24 points.

And David, I've got to ask you about your old club at the bottom there.

I imagine it's been painful for you to watch this unfold.

And it sounds like you fear for what might happen beyond.

I mean, Paul Merson's talked about it.

Sides do plummet, don't they, when things start to go wrong?

Are Aston Villa in that category?

I think they could be.

So what is the answer then in this situation?