00:00Here's how Tottenham can survive relegation. Spurs are in deep trouble. This is no longer a
00:04speculative joke. They're in free fall and will go down if something doesn't change. I've watched
00:09my team survive in a relegation dogfight. Here are some tips and tricks. Number one, target certain
00:14games. Spurs have four cup finals in their final 10 games. Palace, Forest and Leeds at home and
00:20Wolves away. Target them. Forest in particular is massive. That's a six point swing right there.
00:25Don't leave everything out there in games you've got no hope of winning. It's a waste of energy.
00:31If Spurs win three, maybe even two of those, they will survive. Number two, home atmosphere. You have
00:37to win your home games. When Spurs is loud, it's loud. Igor Tudor, in theory, was meant to be the
00:43catalyst to rediscovering that noise. But based on the fact he seems to already hate Spurs and they
00:48might have actually regressed under him somehow, it's on the fans to galvanize themselves. Palace
00:53on Thursday in particular won't want it. They always struggle at your Everton's, your Newcastle's,
00:58your Forest's, hostile away grounds. Number three, players who care. This is where you fear for Spurs.
01:04Do Van de Ven, Xavi Siemens, Romero, Colin Moani really care if Spurs go down? Their futures are
01:10secured. They'll be at the World Cup in the summer. They don't want to get injured. They'll play in the
01:13Champions League next season. So what? You need players on the pitch who need safety, who need Spurs to
01:19stay up for their own careers. Do those players even exist at Spurs? Who knows? Fulham on Sunday
01:25was a low point. Defeat against Palace, who hardly care about the Premier League anymore and are missing
01:29their leader at the back, would be even lower. The survival run has to start on Thursday or we
01:34could be seeing Spurs in the Championship next season.
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