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One Tottenham Hotspur fan group have revealed their plans to voice their discontent with the club’s hierarchy as relegation from the Premier League continues to become an increasingly likely possibility for the club.

Hardly anyone would have seen coming what has transpired at Spurs this season, especially after the club broke their trophy drought last summer by winning the Europa League.

Spurs fans would have hoped that the club would build on the foundation of that trophy success, but instead they find themselves at the risk of being relegated for the first time in 48 years.

Several pundits have said that Tottenham are in major trouble of going down, and one fan group is clear about who is responsible for the current mess.

Protests for Nottingham Forest and Brighton planned

The fan group ‘Change for Tottenham’ has now planned protests ahead of the club’s home clashes against Nottingham Forest and Brighton.

They have pointed the finger at ENIC and their false promises, and suggested that it is time for the supporters to raise their voices against the club’s owners.

They wrote on X: “Tottenham are now in serious danger and the direction of this club cannot continue without challenge. Both the Nottingham Forest and Brighton protests must be massive! Forest will include a post-match stadium protest inside the stadium. Now the whole fanbase must stand up.”

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You can find the full details of the protests in the document attached to the tweet below:

Can protests be counterproductive for Spurs amidst a relegation fight?

One can certainly understand why Tottenham fans want to raise their voice against the club’s hierarchy, as being involved in a relegation battle is simply not acceptable for a club with the resources that the Lilywhites have.

However, now that the Spurs find themselves in the midst of a battle for survival, fans have simply had enough of the direction of which the club is being run.

The only objective from now until the end of the season has to be Premier League survival, and to achieve that, everyone at Tottenham, including the fans, needs to band together, as will likely be the case at West Ham and Nottingham Forest.

Igor Tudor is off to a disastrous start at Tottenham Hotspur, which could mean the club have to search for another new manager in the coming weeks.

Everything is a mess at Tottenham Hotspur and the appointment of Igor Tudor has only appeared to have made things worse.

The Croatian has lost his opening three matches and there are no signs this pattern will change. After all, what hope is there for a team who lose at home to Crystal Palace?

If Tudor does suffer a premature exit, Spurs will need to appoint another interim pretty much immediately, so here are three potential candidates.

Sean Dyche could be the manager to save Tottenham from relegation

Despite winning 10 out of 25 games, Sean Dyche was fired by Nottingham Forest and he has been quite outspoken about why it was the wrong decision.

Dyche certainly sounds like a man who would be happy to get straight back into the game and an opportunity to relgate his former team is surely too glorious to turn down.

The Englishman has often managed to do fairly well on limited resources, meaning he could end up being successful if he was handed the Spurs job.

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Ultimately, Dyche knows the Premier League well and he is the type of commanding character who could take some of the team’s egotistical players down a peg or two.

Ryan Mason would never pass up a chance to manage Tottenham

Spurs will want a very quick appointment if Tudor goes and Ryan Mason has already shown in the past that he will show no reluctance if he gets the phone call from the North Londoners.

Lots of fans joke about Mason, which is understandable considering how many times he has had to step up to the manager role at Spurs. However, he has actually done a decent job whenever he has been called on.

The ex-Tottenham midfielder might not have done brilliantly, but it increased his experience as the main man in the dugout.

Once upon a time, Spurs appointed Mason as their manager directly before a cup final, so bringing him in during a relegation fight is not a crazy suggestion.

Harry Redknapp could be given one last dance at Spurs

Interstingly, Celtic hired Martin O’Neill on an interim basis, despite the fact he had not been a manager for multiple years. Despite this, he did very well and was brought back again after the Scottish side sacked his replacement – a European manager who never smiled and played a back three. Does that sound familiar?

Well Tottenham could do something similar by bringing back Harry Redknapp, a man who has already said he would have taken the interim position, had it been offered to him.

Redknapp did well at Spurs and only got sacked after finishing fifth, because those were the standards back then. Therefore, he understands the magnitude of the club and where they ought to be.

The veteran boss has a proven track record and the personality which could get through to the Tottenham dressing room when all else has failed. If Redknapp was given the rest of the season before a Mauricio Pochettino appointment in the summer, that would be pretty nostalgic for a lot of Spurs fans who grew up watching those teams.

Tottenham Hotspur are in danger of having their young starlet poached by one of the biggest clubs in Europe.

Tottenham are already in danger of losing both Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero, both of whom are wanted by some of the biggest clubs in Europe.

Replacing either of the pair will be extremely difficult for Spurs, and the Lilywhites would have hoped that Luka Vuskovic could fill the hole after an impressive breakthrough season in Germany.

Many have tipped Vuskovic for a big role at Tottenham next season, but a European club is now trying to spoil the North London club’s plans.

Luka Vuskovic is a wanted man

Vuskovic has already been linked with some of the biggest clubs in the world, and it has now emerged that one La Liga giant is ready to push ahead with a move for the youngster.

This is according to Sky Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg, who revealed that Barcelona are ‘closely monitoring’ the Tottenham defender.

He reveals that the Catalan giants have already had ‘initial talks’ over a move for Vuskovic, but Hamburg are continuing to push to extend his loan spell at the club.

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Plettenberg wrote on X: “FC Barcelona are closely monitoring Luka Vuskovic and have added him to their shortlist for the summer. Hansi Flick appreciates him. Initial talks have already taken place. Hamburger SV are pushing for a second loan. Tottenham’s clear plan is to bring the 19 y/o gem back in the summer.”

Two other European clubs also want to land Vuskovic

We have seen reports from Germany suggesting that Bayern Munich are planning to test the waters for Vuskovic in the summer transfer window.

Sources from Spain have claimed that Real Madrid are prepared to go all out for the Spurs teenager, with Los Blancos keen on rejuvenating their backline this summer.

Fresh details have emerged explaining why Dele Alli has been spotted training at Tottenham’s base, with the north London club continuing to offer support to their former midfielder.

Dele Alli remains a fan favourite at Tottenham Hotspur, and that was evident in the warm welcome Alli received during his return to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium when Spurs took on Arsenal.

Alli has admitted he has been touched by the love he has received from Tottenham fans in all corners of the world and described the squad he was part of at Spurs as a ‘family’.

Spurs have continued to provide a family-like welcome for their former midfielder, allowing Dele to train at Hotspur Way as he works his way back to full fitness following a lack of football since being released by Como last summer.

Tottenham training arrangement with Dele Alli at Hotspur Way

The Athletic have now provided further details regarding the latest photos of Alli training at Hotspur Way.

The publication confirmed that Tottenham have permitted Dele Alli to train on an academy pitch at Hotspur Way, their Hertfordshire base.

It is understood that the arrangement will last a few weeks while he continues to look for a new club, and he was seen working with an individual coach on Wednesday.

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Spurs show class as Dele Alli searches for next move

It is a kind gesture from the north London side, who are looking after one of their own and a player who gave supporters many fond memories.

Dele has revealed he is keen to return to action and admitted he hopes it may not be too long before he is back on the pitch.

Alli has been linked with a move to Spain, with reports suggesting he has received several contract offers from La Liga clubs.

Tottenham Hotspur fans will certainly not like what West Ham United fans were singing during their 1-0 win away at Fulham on Wednesday.

Spurs were second best all over the pitch during their 2-1 defeat to Fulham at the weekend, with Igor Tudor admitting Tottenham have lots of problems to solve.

It cannot have been an encouraging sight for the Croat when he saw their relegation rivals, West Ham, beat Fulham on the very same pitch just a few days later.

The Hammers’ win at Craven Cottage means that Tottenham sit just a point off the relegation zone, with pressure now well and truly on the Lilywhites ahead of their clash against Crystal Palace this evening.

West Ham are closing the gap on Spurs

The Hammers have undoubtedly been in better form across 2026 than Tottenham, who are yet to win a single Premier League game this calendar year.

The West Ham fans who travelled to Craven Cottage certainly let their London rivals know that they are gaining ground on them.

As relayed by Peter Smith of Sky Sports, the away fans in West London on Wednesday chanted: “We’re coming for you, Tottenham Hotspur, we’re coming for you.”

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Relegation is a stark possibility for Tottenham

Jamie O’Hara has said that the Tottenham players do not have the stomach for a relegation fight, unlike West Ham and Nottingham Forest.

The pundit blasted the likes of Xavi Simons and demanded that the Spurs players need to match the opposition’s work rate to earn their right to play.

With pressure now well and truly on, and with a struggling Palace side visiting N17, the leaders in the Tottenham squad need to step up this evening, or it could be simply too late.

Igor Tudor has not long been at Tottenham Hotspur, but Martin Keown believes he has already seen enough to know where Micky van de Ven’s head is at.

Tottenham Hotspur fans were delighted when Thomas Frank was finally shown the door, but many of the so-called football experts were less enthusiastic about his departure.

Despite a woeful spell in North London, there was widespread agreement among the media that the Dane needed more time to turn things around at the club.

However, Spurs ultimately made the decision to get rid of Frank and appoint Igor Tudor to take charge until the end of the season.

The Croatian is off to a rocky start and this has led to ex-Arsenal star Martin Keown to make an interesting observation about how Micky van de Ven has responded to the changes at Spurs.

Keown does not believe sacking Frank was the correct decision, nor was the follow-up call to appoint a manager with no experience in the Premier League.

He believes this has harmed Spurs, and van de Ven, in particular, does not appear happy with the changing environment at the club.

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Speaking to Football London, Keown explained: “They brought somebody in, like a trouble-shooter from out of town, who doesn’t understand the Premier League in the same way.

“They became so impatient with Thomas Frank. I think Thomas Frank would have handled it until the end of the season. And if they wanted to make a change, they could make a change.

“Maybe van de Ven is a player who developed more under Thomas Frank than anyone else, who has now kind of downed tools a little bit because he’s lost his manager. I don’t know.”

“But, it’s not got better since he [Tudor] came in there. He looked, after an hour against Arsenal, that he was struggling to get a reaction from his team. So, I mean, Palace is an interesting one, because Palace now is not quite what they were since Glasner announced he was leaving,” Keown remarked.

“But I think they might go there and enjoy, you know, this local rivalry. It’s big. But, when you see the pressure on someone else, people enjoy it, don’t they? You’ve seen that with Arsenal.

“So, they’ve got to get something quickly because this swing is mushrooming and getting bigger every day, and the pressure is really building on Spurs. And I’m pretty well certain that – we talk about meetings, crisis meetings – there’s got to be one there today because they need to get some results from fast.

He added: “There’s the game against Forest, which kind of feels like a winner-takes-all. They’re only one win away, really, but where’s that win coming from?”

van de Ven is off to a poor start under Igor Tudor

Currently, van de Ven is having to do without his preferred centre-back partner because Cristian Romero is still injured, and this has likely had an impact on his performances.

However, the Dutchman does look like he is bothered by something, and perhaps he is not best pleased with the decision to part ways with Frank.

In our Spurs Web player ratings, van de Ven was rated five against Arsenal, and the trip to Fulham was even worse, as the defender received a four rating.

This is worrying to see, and Tottenham will need van de Ven back to his best in order to end their winless run on Thursday against Crystal Palace.

Xavi Simons has struggled for consistent performances himself at Tottenham, but he believes one attacker deserves more credit.

Most Tottenham Hotspur fans would have been in agreement that Mohammed Kudus was the club’s signing of the summer a few months ago.

The right winger got off to a brilliant start in North London, with his dribbling skills and physicality on the ball second to none.

However, there were clear signs that Kudus was beginning to struggle at Tottenham, and after picking up an injury, he has been out of the team since the start of the year.

Xavi Simons brands Mohammed Kudus ‘underrated’ at Tottenham

While Kudus has received some mixed reviews at Spurs, Xavi Simons has been very happy playing alongside the former West Ham star.

The Dutchman has indicated that Kudus may have faced some unfair criticism, as he has still had some very good displays since he joined Tottenham.

When asked who the most underrated player was at Spurs, Simons replied: “Kudus”, which the 25-year-old will certainly appreciate.

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Kudus could rediscover his early Spurs form

It felt like Kudus was beginning to lose his way a bit at Tottenham, but he would walk into the first team right now if he were fit enough.

Yes, he has not been perfect, but there have been moments when Kudus has really stepped up and pushed his team to some important victories.

With time on the sidelines to reflect on his season so far, Kudus will be able to come back stronger and show that he truly is the real deal.

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Mauricio Pochettino has made a decision on a possible Tottenham Hotspur return as the club teeters on the brink of disaster.

Spurs currently sit just four points clear of the drop zone, and it is hard to see where their next win is going to come from, with the Lilywhites still winless in the Premier League this calendar year.

Igor Tudor has been candid about the spate of problems affecting Tottenham, with the Croatian having very little time to put things right at N17.

Several pundits have already warned that Spurs are not too good to go down, and it has now been revealed how relegation will affect the club’s managerial search.

Mauricio Pochettino open to Tottenham return even if they get relegated

It has now been revealed by GiveMeSport’s Ben Jacobs that relegation from the Premier League may not affect Tottenham’s chances of bringing Pochettino back to the club.

Jacobs claims that the Argentine would be open to returning to his former stomping ground even if Spurs are in the Championship next term.

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However, he points out that Tottenham would find a need to pay top dollar to the 54-year-old, who is on a contract of around £90,000 a week with the United States.

Pochettino earned roughly £160,000 a week in his previous stint with the North London club.

Relegation expected to lead to mass exodus at Spurs

According to reports, many of Tottenham’s big-name stars will leave the club in the summer in the event of relegation.

The likes of Cristian Romero, Micky van de Ven, James Maddison, Destiny Udogie, Dejan Kulusevski, and Xavi Simons are expected to be poached if the Lilywhites find themselves in the Championship.

Tottenham Hotspur’s recent run has been overshadowed by contentious officiating, and one former referees’ chief has now weighed in on the latest flashpoint.

Tottenham Hotspur’s last two outings have not been without controversy.

In their 4-1 defeat to Arsenal, Randal Kolo Muani believed he had restored parity at 2-2, only for his effort to be ruled out after officials deemed that he had nudged Gabriel Magalhaes in the back before finishing past David Raya.

There was further debate in Spurs’ subsequent clash with Fulham. Raul Jimenez appeared to shove Spurs centre-half Radu Dragusin during an aerial duel in the build-up to Wilson’s goal, yet the strike was allowed to stand, with the contact judged insufficient to warrant a foul.

The contrasting outcomes have left many questioning the consistency of decision-making in recent weeks.

Keith Hackett questions decision in Fulham vs Tottenham

Former PGMOL chief and ex-FIFA referee Keith Hackett has now stated that Raul Jimenez should have been punished for a clear push on Dragusin on Sunday, 1 March.

Speaking to Football Insider about the incident and referee Thomas Bramall’s positioning, Hackett admitted he was surprised a free-kick was not awarded and questioned the wider interpretation of pushing offences.

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He said: “Thomas Bramall is ideally positioned to judge this incident. Therefore, I am bemused that he did not award a free-kick for this push.

“A push is a push, and while there are different strengths, it is what the law states. A referee of his quality does not see that as a push? What advice has he received from the PGMOL management not to give a free-kick there?

“The bar is somehow being raised for pushing incidents. All that leads to is confusion. PGMOL referees need to sit together in a room to discuss handball and pushing.”

His remarks add further scrutiny to the decision that allowed Fulham’s goal to stand. To make matters worse, it was only a week before that Hackett called the decision to disallow Tottenham’s goal vs Arsenal ‘stupid’.

Spurs seek clarity amid refereeing inconsistencies

With decisions continuing to go against them, Tottenham have sought answers away from the pitch.

It was revealed that Spurs have written to PGMOL chief Howard Webb, seeking clarity over recent inconsistencies.

PGMOL have declined to comment, according to reports, but the move represents a first step for Tottenham as they fight to secure their Premier League status.

Tottenham Hotspur lost their captain last summer when Heung-min Son joined LAFC, and a former Arsenal defender has called on them to consider selling their skipper again.

Cristian Romero has been one of Tottenham Hotspur’s standout performers over the past few years, and he wore the captain’s armband in the Europa League final.

However, the 27-year-old’s discipline has gone out the window this season. This has caused him to be suspended on three separate occasions, due to accumulating too many yellow cards and two straight sending-offs.

The Argentine is still not allowed to play for Spurs after his red card at Old Trafford, and they are clearly not coping without him in the team.

Martin Keown thinks Tottenham should weigh up Cristian Romero’s future

Spurs have a strong defensive duo in Romero and Micky van de Ven, but they rarely played together last season due to injuries. This season has once again seen at least one of the players unavailable multiple times, but due to disciplinary reasons.

With Romero the bigger culprit of the pair, player-turned-pundit Martin Keown has suggested that Tottenham should consider whether it is really worth holding onto Romero.

He told Football London: “I think that’s been really expensive for the club [missing Romero], and he’s one of the players that they have to really look at as to whether he’s part of the future. Because, you know, he’s ill-disciplined.

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“You need him back. They need one win, and they get out of trouble. I’m not sure where that’s coming now. They’ve lost their focus on where they are as a club. The whole culture at that football club is going to have to change.”

Spurs need to rebuild in the summer

If truth be told, Tottenham should not be afraid to sell any of their players after another diabolical domestic campaign.

Romero will certainly not be the first player the club look to sell, but a full squad rebuild is definitely needed to clear out the dead wood. As good as Romero is, there is no point having someone who is never available, so maybe Keown has a point.

You could certainly see a situation where Spurs cash in £60m for Romero or £100m for Van de Ven, before simply handing their respective position to Luka Vuskovic next season.