Mark Schwarzer

Whereas now, I think they're pretty certain to.

Yeah, well, you'll know there's a lot of Man United fans in Australia and there's a lot of Tottenham fans in Australia as well.

We've watched this with macabre fascination.

So they sit anchored in 18th.

They're two points below West Ham, who drew yesterday, so they didn't get the win to make it really, really sticky.

How have you taken in Spurs this season?

I don't even know how to explain it.

If I look at Tottenham, I look at...

how they've kind of really just nosedived.

Thomas Frank, that experiment with him didn't work.

I was also very, very surprised they got rid of Ange at the end of last season after what he accomplished.

Yes, their league position wasn't great.

However, winning a first European trophy in over 40 years, finishing Champions League position was very, very impressive.

And I also believe had he still been there, they wouldn't be in this predicament.

My concern is Tottenham are not used to being in this position.

The fans don't know what it's like.

They're on edge.

They're on a club.

They're a club that have been, well, certainly the fan base have been very, very disappointed for some time.

Don't know whether the players have the ability to get themselves out of it.