Lee Phelps

Now, I know not all those teams are fantastic, but they're still putting the goals away.

I thought the game against Chelsea, they had more possession, more shots...

More shots on target, more big chances, more corners.

This is at Stamford Bridge.

Obviously, they ended up losing 2-0, but on any other given day, they would have scored goals there.

And that was the first loss since losing to Man City in the League Cup mid-December.

So, yeah, I think 10-11 is a really nice price.

I think Forrest are lucky that they've got the points they have on the board at the moment, I think, because I think they're starting to struggle a little bit.

His third favourite is 9-2, so ahead of him in the betting.

Oliver Glasner's 3-1, obviously, given where Palace are.

At any given point, he could do another semi-explosive press conference.

And Thomas Frank's 11-10 favourite, even though they've had a good result in Europe in the week.

So, yeah, it's...

you wouldn't be, sometimes you get to this start of the season where no manager to leave is starting to kind of, maybe not quite now, maybe February, March, no manager to leave gets shorter and shorter.

It's 50 to one, no manager to leave.

So at the moment, so yeah, you've got Nuno's nine to one, but Pep's the same price.

Pep Guardiola's nine to one, same price as Nuno to be the next manager to leave his job.

I tend to agree with that.

You look at some of the vitriol that's coming out of Tottenham fans and you've got to ask the question, who do you think you are?

When you look at the performances over recent years, obviously they had a really good spell and they obviously got to the Champions League final and they are capable as a club of finishing top four.