Tottenham are in serious danger of being relegated to the Championship after losing to Nottingham Forest, and it's time for the club to bite the bullet and sack Igor Tudor.
The result in itself was incredibly disappointing for Spurs on Sunday, but the manner in which they lost will be a huge concern for supporters.
The fanbase united to try and give their side the best chance of winning, welcoming the team coach in their thousands to try to motivate the players.
Their plans didn't work, however, with Tottenham succumbing to a humiliating 3-0 defeat in front of their own fans.
The pressure is now mounting on Tudor, as Tottenham still search for their first Premier League win under him, securing just one point since he joined the club.
Tottenham Need to Axe Igor Tudor
Tottenham's two performances before the game against Forest gave supporters a bit of hope, but when broken down, they meant very little.
There were certainly signs of improvement against Liverpool, but the Merseyside club are also struggling themselves. The second leg against Atletico was a bit of a free hit for Spurs, as the damage was already done in the first leg, while the La Liga giants only had to sit back and try to protect their lead.
In reality, the performance against Forest is a truer reflection of Tudor's tenure, and he needs to be sacked as soon as possible.
The result and display against Forest has surely rung alarm bells internally at Spurs, and there must be panic at the club with them being so close to the relegation zone at the moment.
Time to Give Robbie Keane What He Wants
It's now time for Spurs to give former striker Robbie Keane what he wants, or they risk falling into the relegation zone.
They need to make a decision before it's too late, and GIVEMESPORT sources have confirmed that Keane would be keen on joining the club.
Separate reports have suggested that he would want a long-term contract in order to sign on the dotted line, meaning not just a deal until the end of the season.
Tottenham now need to bite the bullet and bring him in. If the club are interested in him, just give him what he wants, before it's too late. The 45-year-old is a title-winning manager on two occasions, and is undoubtedly an upgrade on Tudor.