kenzie115 said:
Not only do Spurs have to play Arsenal, Chelsea and Man United in the run-in, that's the top 3 who are all pushing for the league, they play them all consecutively.
Before that they play Sunderland who have recovered some of their injured players and hit a small patch of form, and afterwards they have to come to City.
Can you imagine if they lose those 4 games, which isn't unrealistic, they won't have much confidence come May 5th will they?
Can I just point out though that Spurs haven't lost to Chelsea at home for the last five seasons, and winning two of the last three. We also tend to draw with Arsenal at home. And you guys all know what Spurs' record is like against City, home and away.
The only game you'd look at and say was a sure fire loss would be Man Utd away, where we always play terribly.
We've won a game today which I had expected us to lose, or draw at best, so that is a big result for us at the moment. We've also won the last four league games in a row, with Portsmouth at home next.
We're also without Woodgate, King, Huddlestone, Jenas, Lennon, Bentley, Defoe and possibly Pavlyuchenko now.
Hopefully we'll be getting Huddlestone, Lennon and Defoe back within the next few weeks, which will be a massive boost for the three games against the top 3.
Obviously though, if we don't get them back and, with the way our luck is currently going, get even more injuries to our first team, then it'll be a massive struggle.
Although, I do think that 4th place will be decided on May 5th.