Simon Cato

@FreyaWoods8 Wasn’t fit enough

I’d quite like to see him back in the side….

@rob_sv650s @UKBackintheDay2 David Soul the British David Soul.

@UKBackintheDay2 The British David Soul, both of them were in the sharpest cop shows on tv either side of the Atlantic with a singing career on the side.

It was the 1980s, and all those dads in their living rooms be like…

@WestHam_Central Fake. It says any merchandise needs to purchased before……how they hell can you evidence that.

An Arsenal fan received this email yesterday for trying to purchase tickets in the West Ham home end. Hahahahaha we love to see it. Good to see we're finally cracking down.

@Baribandgeek @1968Tv Jesus mate, get over it!

@1968Tv Yet, 8 years later, ITV said nothing about the thuggery from Steve McMahon in the same derby when he effectively ended Kevan Broadhurst's career. The wanker Gary Newbon instead chose to focus on the act of retribution dished out to McMahon by Noel Blake.

LWT The Big Match September 1975 Host Brian Moore calls Birmingham’s Kenny Burns a disgrace to the game, for his disgraceful over-the-top tackle against Aston Villa at Villa Park, and then warns youngsters not to do the same. #KRO #AVFC

@FBAwayDays Honour.

Coventry City owner Doug King has confirmed in a recent BBC interview that the club will fully honor the special Premier League package purchased by fans back in 2023. That package locked in frozen ticket prices for five years and included a key promise: if the Sky Blues achieved promotion to the Premier League within those five seasons, buyers would receive a free season ticket for the club's first year in the top flight. With Coventry now on the brink of promotion, the club has officially confirmed that eligible fans from the 2023 package will indeed get their free Premier League season tickets next season. With the price of away tickets capped at £30, that means they’ll technically be able to see every single game next season, home and away, for just £570. 😍 What a brilliant gesture to reward the 5,000 loyal supporters who backed the club early! 👏

@ChrisCowlin No recent evidence of that I’m afraid David.

Former Spurs midfielder David Howells on the Tottenham squad and current situation... "It can only come from the players. We will scream our heads off in the stadium, but it has to come from them. "To not have Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison in the changing room all season has been a massive reason for where we are, but I do think Tottenham have the characters to stay up. "I don't know if those two will play again this season, hopefully they do, but looking around the rest of the group, I think there is enough character, talent and hopefully belief to do it." #COYS #THFC

@jonnorris12 Spurs could do with an ugly mug like that at centre half.

@YesterdaysBrit1 Yep, just you.

Is it just me, or was the old Wembley Stadium really something special?

@cearonoflynn @Don_Falcone2 @SpursOfficial I like your logic!

@Don_Falcone2 @SpursOfficial Only way we stay up is if West Ham somehow have a worse run in than us. I can’t see us winning another game this season which means they’ll have to lose every game too

Are there any genuine @SpursOfficial fans think we’re staying up? Not “it’s not over yet”. I mean, are there Spurs fans out there that are confident we stay up? I reckon there’s a very small number

@MillerMiller78 @winster1972 Who me?

@SimonCato3 @winster1972 You obviously aren't a football fan

Do Johan Lange and Vinai Venkatesham lay awake at 3am worrying about our club like I do? Of course they don't. They couldn't care less as long as they milk their wages. Scum.

@___DD9___ @Christianjw92 Read his message.

@Christianjw92 The starting 11 or the squad in general? If it’s the squad then we’d have several that would make it lol. Maddison, Deki, Porro, Udogie, Micky, Cuti, Kudus, and Archie would all comfortably make the bench

Not a single player in Tottenham’s entire squad would get into prime Pochettino’s Tottenham team. Not one.

@HotspurLane @SkySportsNews No.

🚨🎙️ Tim Sherwood on #THFC: “I don’t think it’s too late. I would keep them in the Premier League.” “I believe that someone with common sense keeps them in the Premier League, they have the quality to be able to do it.” @SkySportsNews Would you take Sherwood until the end of the season? 🤷‍♂️

@MarkEglinton @henrywinter I’ve been saying for weeks that the bookies never get it wrong but then I’ve watched their odds change from 28/1 about 6 weeks ago to where they are now. So you’re probably right.

@SimonCato3 @henrywinter I’d say reality is more likely - not that I want them to

Tottenham Hotspur are going down unless they show some fight. Spurs fans played their part backing the team, giving the squad that powerful greet before the Forest game. A few players like Archie Gray play their part, fighting for the cause, a 20-year-old showing more commitment than some senior players. It’s not about ability or reputation now, it’s concentration and commitment. It's about fight. Forest showed it. Morgan Gibbs-White, a player Spurs were desperate to bring in for his character as well as playing calibre, highlighted what Spurs miss. “They have got that incredible talent but we showed that fight, hunger and desire more than them,” Gibbs-White told Match of the Day. That fight, hunger and desire to stay with a runner, to block a cross, to compete for a cross, for a ball, for a loose ball, to rage against the dying of the Premier League light. Djed Spence, Mathys Tel and Kevin Danso switched off for the Forest goals. Others culpable, too. Blame also lies with the recruitment for bringing in some individuals who have the flair but not the fight. It’s not new, it even pre-dates Antonio Conte’s lambasting of players and the club culture. It’s a lack of leadership. It’s an issue of mismanagement from on high, as much as poor management from the dugout. Igor Tudor is out of his depth, clearly, but he’s only part of the problem. The whole club needs a reset. A proper, independent all-areas review of the club should come in the summer. For now, it's about players waking up from this sleepwalk towards the Championship. It’ll be one of the biggest stories in the 34 years of the Premier League if Tottenham go down with their history, stadium, fanbase. Spurs were one of the “big five” clubs whose chairmen drove the original breakaway from the Football League in 1992. Damaging financially, £150m minimum. Damaging for recruitment – of players and coaches. Would Mauricio Pochettino return if Spurs were in the Championship, a world away from the Premier League, let alone Champions League? It would trigger an exodus/sale of players. The only ones who can stop the drop will not suffer long-term - beyond having the stain of relegation on their playing records. Spurs are currently 17th on 30 points, without a PL win since Dec 28. They probably need a minimum of eight points from Sunderland away, Brighton home, Wolves away, Villa away, Leeds home, Chelsea away and Everton home. Eight points from seven games. Sounds doable. But do they have the fight, hunger and desire? #THFC

@Superspurs131 Who cares.

When are the media gonna join the real world and start talking about how overrated Saka is? Would genuinely start Bowen over him for England….

@MarkEglinton @henrywinter 11/8 to be relegated

@henrywinter Odds are massively against it, Henry.

@kuduskonquest Why say it then?

@SimonCato3 Didn’t watch him play for Spurs.

This man is the worst ever spurs captain. Might sound absolutely insane but Sol Campbell played better with the armband on than him. Fuck Sol Campbell obviously but wow is Romero slowly becoming worse than a literal rat.

@kuduskonquest Yeah right.

The more I watch Tel the more convinced I am he is going to be an absolute superstar

@Ben_White86 Right in it now….Einstein

Of course they didn't. No getting away from it - that's an absolute disaster of a result. Better side first half but then conceded a soft goal and the confidence disappeared. Maybe we need this break. Three week circuit breaker then 7 finals. But we are right in it now.