I'm not convinced Spurs will survive. They are rudderless, playing without direction, and don't seem to have much faith in themselves. The Hammers and Forest are no great shakes either, but of the two, I think West Ham have got a little bit more about them and will survive - just.Unfortunately it’ll be West Ham or Forest. Hopefully I’m wrong.
Tonight is a vital game for us first time we have played first for a long while. If we get a positive results especially if it's a win the other 2 will be playing under great pressure and can see one of them dropping points.I'm not convinced Spurs will survive. They are rudderless, playing without direction, and don't seem to have much faith in themselves. The Hammers and Forest are no great shakes either, but of the two, I think West Ham have got a little bit more about them and will survive - just.
The Wolves game this weekend will tell us everything we need to know about spurs.It’ll be wonderful if Spuds go down. I just have an annoying feeling the wankers will escape (and they and the media will celebrate it like a cup win).
Unfortunately it’ll be West Ham or Forest. Hopefully I’m wrong.
Spuds or Hammers now. Every football fan will be hoping to see Spuds go, fingers and toes crossedIt’ll be wonderful if Spuds go down. I just have an annoying feeling the wankers will escape (and they and the media will celebrate it like a cup win).
Unfortunately it’ll be West Ham or Forest. Hopefully I’m wrong.
We'll all be cheering from the rafters if Spurs go down, and then again if we beat Lego's cast from 'Casualty' - only with considerably more gusto. North Londoners are going to think we've got little voodoo dolls of them that we keep stabbing
I can’t see anything other than a spurs win sadly, I don’t see any fight left in this wolves team.The Wolves game this weekend will tell us everything we need to know about spurs.
They haven't won this year and will be nervous as fuck, it ain't at their gaff, finally Wolves can play free of any pressure under a manager who's improved them alot (not that it was difficult). Don't take a spuds win for granted - especially if they concede first!! C'mon Wolves
Lightweight.I skim read this, subconsciously added a vowel and thought wtf; then I remembered your shared profession.
I'll go to my grave hating them for 81.
Tonight is a vital game for us first time we have played first for a long while. If we get a positive results especially if it's a win the other 2 will be playing under great pressure and can see one of them dropping points.
Obviously, you know more about Wolves than most City fans.I can’t see anything other than a spurs win sadly, I don’t see any fight left in this wolves team.
Not seeing where West Ham get a win from with their run on.
If Spurs can beat Wolves, it’ll definitely pile the pressure on the Hammers, who don’t look up to much at all.
I thought Spurs were ever so Spursy against Brighton, and those 2 dropped points might be the difference!
Maybe, having been to both West Ham and Leeds where we’ve conceded 7 and scored 0 there’s little optimism left, maybe different now relegation has been confirmed. Massive game for spursObviously, you know more about Wolves than most City fans.
But, under Edwards, there is definitely a stronger team spirit and desire to battle.
As Edwards will be your manager next season, surely the players will keep fighting to impress ?
Spurs need to win today, so will attack Wolves.
Think you can get a draw, scoring on the counter attack...
Just imagine it being a second treble season with that happening. Not counting chickens but wow!If both of these things happen, it’ll be up there with the treble season imo
I’m just imagining the fall out in my head right now lol
Ahh...Wow!!! Beating Lego to the Prem, seeing Spurs relegated, and us winning the Prem and the FA Cup, what a season this would have been.Just imagine it being a second treble season with that happening. Not counting chickens but wow!
IfAhh...Wow!!! Beating Lego to the Prem, seeing Spurs relegated, and us winning the Prem and the FA Cup, what a season this would have been.
Wolves new manger has definitely helped them, but they still look dire, but then so did Spurs!Wolves are not as bad a team as the table shows in my opinion.
They had an awful start to the season and it's cost them, but the football they play is ok and at the moment are a better team than Spurs are.
They would be on around 30-35 points themselves had they played like they have in the second half of the season in the first.
Spurs on the other hand, haven't just been dreadful for 6 months or so, this is an 18 month disaster-class from everyone involved. The Europa win covered over so many cracks.
West ham will go