‘I am SO sick of West Brom… I’ve NO time for Ipswich!’ | TUESDAY’S PAPERS | OFF THE BALL BREAKFAST
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There's nil-all between West Ham and Crystal Palace. One of the most predictable nil-all draws of all time. Palace had a late goal disallowed. West Ham had some chances, slightly the better of the play. And all it means is nothing, really. Well, one was relegated officially. Sorry.
Ahem.
But nothing in terms of a two-point lead over Spurs. Spurs need to win games to escape the hole they've dug for themselves.
What have we got here?
Can they do it?
Well, they remain 18th. Spurs, 31 points, minus 11 goal difference. West Ham, after that point, up to 33. So there's two points between them, but their goal difference is inferior, minus 17. But it's getting interesting, each passing game. I did really think to myself recently, when are they going to win these games? They haven't won in 2026. So a reminder here for Spurs fans and those of interest. Who do they play next? Wolves at Molineux. The Mathematical Derby on Saturday.
What recent match results are affecting Spurs' relegation chances?
already relegated Wolves right yeah that is actually a massive game they need to win that there's two ways these things go they relax demob happy put in the best performance of the season or they're like I don't care about this I ain't getting injured will they win that game will Spurs win that game they should yeah I think they'll draw I think they'll slip up yeah I think they will then they go to Villa Park no they're not winning that game no they're not winning that game Now that will be sandwiched in between the Europa League semi-final. Two legs against Forest.
That is on Sunday week.
Which is, you know, heady, difficult. I think the one thing that Spurs have going is that Chelsea are so bad that Villa might be able to draw their way out for the rest of the season and still qualify.
Possibly. Chelsea play Brighton tonight actually. That's the one game in the Premier League tonight away to Brighton. Back to Spurs here. So they go to Wolves, they go to Villa, then they're at home to Leeds. Potentially already safe Leeds. Are they winning that? I don't think they're going to Leeds. No, they entertain Leeds. They go to Wolves, they go to Villa. Their home record is off. Home to Leeds. Doesn't really make a difference, does it, if they're home or away? Calvert-Lewin showing them what they could have had. Their last away game in the season, Stamford Bridge. No. Well... No, no, no. They could sneak a draw. I could see Chelsea... nah probably not I see everybody's giving out about chances but they were creating loads of chances against United I mean they played badly but they created chances maybe everybody creates chances against Man United they did they hit the woodwork a couple of times Isaac Sato had a shot from distance looked like it was going in and Spurs finished their season at home to Everton wouldn't that be great
So to recap, Bobby D will know all this already, but for everyone out there, Spurs' last five Premier League games, in order, away to Wolves, away to Villa, at home to Leeds, away to Chelsea, at home to Everton.
This weekend's the big one, isn't it? You know the way nobody wants Arsenal to win the league, right? Although I think there's been a bit of a change since everybody realised that. Wayne Rooney's on the record saying he wants Arsenal to win the league. How cocky Man City have been over the last few days. But in general, you would say there's been a surge of anti-Arsenal feeling. It is unified fan bases who traditionally would be at each other's throats. They've laid down their weapons. They've gone for pints together. They're reminiscing over old times when they were friends before the internet intervened and ruined their lives.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:32
2
What recent match results are affecting Spurs' relegation chances?
1:32–4:36
3
What are Spurs' upcoming games and their significance?
4:36–13:03
4
How do fans feel about the possibility of Spurs being relegated?
13:03–21:59
5
What are the implications of Spurs' potential relegation for next season?
21:59–31:40
6
How does the financial situation of Spurs compare to other clubs?
31:40–35:55
7
What do recent player performances reveal about Spurs' season?
35:55–39:08
8
How are other clubs like West Ham and Wolves faring in the league?
39:08–45:02
Speakers
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