Joe Molloy

It kind of was at about March time they started to slide and that opened up that door for them.

I know they have a slightly softer draw, but this game on Sunday is... They just need to pull themselves away, something totally different to what they're doing and whether Mikel Arteta will do that with them.

But they're like a team who need to be totally removed from whatever their daily habits and routines are and placed out somewhere altogether for a day in a totally different environment to get them to snap back into gear because there's something that's going on.

One of my good friends is a Spurs fan and I didn't see the game yesterday.

There was no signal at the ground and somebody told us at full time that they had lost.

And we were all like, oh my gosh, you know, because obviously after West Ham on Friday night with them winning, they dropped in and potentially could have rescued something.

So I messaged my friend and he's...

guaranteed relegation.

He just doesn't see it.

He doesn't see it.

He said, everything is aligned.

They're absolutely down.

They've got Brighton next.

Right.

And in fairness, Brighton were good in the first half against Burnley.

Stop trying to bring this up.

I know, I'm sorry.

Yeah.

So I said, you know what?

No one cares.