Stuart Robson

And in the second half, when they think, oh, there's nothing to lose now.

We'll just throw caution to the wind.

And they start playing much better.

But when they're trying to do things tactically, which the manager has given them.

But there's no way the manager can stay on at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club because the crowd don't want him.

And the crowd don't even want Spurs to win at the moment because they want him out as quickly as possible.

And that's a massive thing for Tottenham supporters to say.

They were desperate, I know a couple of producers at ESPN who were Tottenham supporters, are desperate for him to go and almost don't want their team to win so they can get him out and start afresh.

But that's a dangerous way to go, that's for sure.

No, absolutely not.

If you look at the history, there's always one or quite often there's one club that halfway through the season they're doing quite well and suddenly they crash.

I was at Wimbledon as the youth team coach when they lost their last 19 out of 20 games and they went down from being in six in the table.

I thought Crystal Palace might be that side this season, because they were tumbling until they got their win against Brighton at the weekend.

And Tottenham are in a really dangerous situation at the moment.

They're not going to beat Arsenal, I wouldn't think.

Then confidence will be really low.

They might change the manager after that and get a bit more confidence for the crowd, or the crowd might get behind the team a bit more.

But at the moment, and Craig said it, when you don't win games...

You just don't see where the next win's coming from.

How are we going to stop this?