Tottenham need to sack Igor Tudor on Sunday night after a humiliating 3-0 defeat at home to Nottingham Forest, denting their chances of survival in the Premier League.
Spurs are still searching for their first Premier League victory of 2026, and despite Tudor's side showing signs of improvement against Atletico Madrid and Liverpool, they reverted to type on Sunday.
The defeat hasn't impacted Spurs' position too much due to West Ham losing, meaning they remain one point above the relegation zone.
Forest have now climbed above them in the table, however, and it could quickly turn into a two-horse race if Tottenham aren't careful.
With seven Premier League games remaining, Tottenham need to find a way of turning things around quickly, and that might mean relieving Tudor of his duties as soon as possible.
Time for Tudor to Go
Tottenham need to relieve Tudor of his duties before it's too late.
The positive signs shown against Liverpool and Atletico mean very little if they follow it up with that performance against Forest, while the Champions League performance was almost meaningless, considering the damage was done in the first leg.
Tottenham have seven games to save their season, and it's clear that Tudor isn't getting a tune out of the squad when it matters.
The performances against Liverpool and Atletico were anomalies, and the game against Forest was a real opportunity for them to turn things around.
They weren't just beaten, they were humiliated, and it feels as though the writing is on the wall for Tudor, especially with potential replacements already being lined up over the last few weeks.
Tottenham Eyeing Harry Redknapp
According to reports, Tottenham are lining up a move to appoint their former manager, Harry Redknapp, if they decide to make a change in the dugout.
Redknapp, who plays 'beautiful football' according to his former player Luka Modric, has been out of the management game for a long time, but he would undoubtedly bring an old-school style that Spurs need to turn things around.
Tottenham need more fight in the way they play, and bringing in someone like Redknapp could be the recipe to get that out of the players.
Time is running out for Spurs, and they need to make a decision in the coming days, especially with an international break around the corner.