General Premier League Thread 2025/2026

I'd say a lot of sides would be licking their lips at Spurs going down. They'd be asset stripped wildly, while some players have been utterly awful injuries have also played a big role in their troubles, so plenty of players would still be in high regard with reputations intact to varying degrees.

• Bergvall, Gray, Sarr, Van De Ven, Kudus would all get decent moves to English CL level teams I'd imagine.
• Romero, Vicario, Porro, Simons, Kulusevski, Danso probably head off to European clubs.
• Maddison, Richarlison, Spence, Gallagher, Solanke, probably get mid table England moves.

Well done for sticking it out so long

When we Villa went down any chance of survival went when we appointed Remi Garde, similar situation with Spurs. I think if they drop into the relegation zone they won’t get out once you go into freefall it’s nearly impossible to get out.

I said it weeks ago, spurs are gone. 3 points from the last 10 games, 10 points at home all season.

If you had to play either side tomorrow Spurs are currently a far easier side to play.

Over the last 10 games Wolves form is about mid-table.
Spurs is dead last.

Spurs play Atletico away, Liverpool away and Atletico at home inside 8 days before playing Forrest at home 4 days later
This is already a squad struggling with injuries and form, they could be dead on their feet by the time they face Forrest.

Wolves had zero attempts on goal until they scored from a defensive error with about 10mins to go the other night. Despite being at home and playing a team who were struggling to string passes together

I think it was van Dijk who said something like "with due respect to Wolves, we lost the game more than they won it"

The reality is that Wolves were no danger to Liverpool the other night until Liverpool let them be. Once the goal went in, the game opened up, but I don't think it's as simple as saying they won so they must be better than Spurs right now.

I'd usually roll eyes at the thought of Harry Redknapp or Sam getting the call but I actually think someone like Redknapp might be their only hope at this point.

It's not about tactics anymore. It's about stomach for the fight and after watching that last night, they don't have it. I don't get the feeling Tudor is the guy to instil it.

Go get someone the fans can get behind. They are in big big trouble.

I thought Harry would have been the sensible choice at the time, I think he would have boosted players and fans

Would say almost every game is an opportunity for points but this is a team with 4 points from 11 games and 5 losses in a row.

I wouldnt fancy them against a mid table Championship side at the moment.

I always think back to when everyone said West Ham at the time were too big to go down

Spurs and Celtic are very similar in that they made terrible appointments manager-wise.

Expect an announcement in the next week.