Spurs home build up (inc Spurs Utd)

[Darkon]

Chosing between evils....

I'd prefer Spurs and United to miss out. Spurs because we could do with them getting stripped from a few assets and United because the combination of them and Mourinho, is just about the worst I can imagine.

[kev776]

Utd and Chelsea, no brainer for me.

[Shaggy]

United and Spurs imo

[Roboklopp]

Defo Scum. Can’t believe anyone would think any different. Probs Spuds are both our nearest rivals & the team it would do the most damage. Another season out will really damage the Gooners tho too.

[cannotmakeit]

tough one, don't want Spurs or let Arsenal back in the top 4. But to see Man U out of the CL again is so tempting. so yeah Spurs and Man U and hope Arsenal ****s it up in the CL.

[Rigadon]

Utd and Chelsea, no brainer for me.

I don’t understand the Spurs jealousy.

[Red_Polo]

What two teams would you prefer to miss out on the top 4?

Both Manc teams. Leaves us favourites for #19

[Fosterbloke]

Both Manc teams. Leaves us favourites for #19

Oh hello wall!

[Shaggy]

I don’t understand the Spurs jealousy.

For me Chelsea have so much money, and they're so much more established than Spurs so will have greater appeal for prospective new signings, that they're always likely to be thereabouts.

Spurs would be easier to see off - if they missed out on CL the wheels could come off big time. It's not about envy for me (what is there to envy?), it's just getting rid of rivals that would make regular top 4 more likely for us.

[labourRed]

Defo Scum. Can’t believe anyone would think any different. Probs Spuds are both our nearest rivals & the team it would do the most damage. Another season out will really damage the Gooners tho too.

United missing out on the top four would be hilarious but whilst they aren't great they seem to be flat track bullys so I can't see it.

[labourRed]

For me Chelsea have so much money, and they're so much more established than Spurs so will have greater appeal for prospective new signings, that they're always likely to be thereabouts.

Spurs would be easier to see off - if they missed out on CL the wheels could come off big time. It's not about envy for me (what is there to envy?), it's just getting rid of rivals that would make regular top 4 more likely for us.

I do take the point but a London club with a 60k stadium won't be easy to blow away. They aren't waged up to the hilt like Leeds were either so I reckon CL isn't that important to them in the odd season. Losing the manager and a few key players would hurt them though.

[Kenneth]

They don't really have the name though around the world, and they don't make up for it with wages or huge transfer fees. They could be their own worst enemy in that regard.

[Buzzo]

They might well struggle to keep hold of Pochetino if they miss out on CL.

Unless Real win the CL then Zidane is surely gone, Pochetino seems the ideal replacement for them. Lose him and everything they have been building could begin to collapse. He is so crucial to them.

Also, you only need to have one or two mates who support Spurs to develop a deep hatred for them.

[RedReet]

Spurs are looking so good while Chelsea and United are massively struggling. On current form I wouldn't be surprised to see Spurs and us go ahead of both Chelsea and United.

Spurs have been flaky this year. For every good performance they have followed up by dropping silly points. They seem to have got over their Wembley struggles, but even in their last 6, they have drawn 3 against Southampton, West Ham and Newport.

Son probably been their best player this year, but getting the best out of him seems to detract from the others and the balance just doesn't seem right. Even their defence isn't as strong as usual, although that mostly down to them missing Alderweireld.

[Rich]

Spurs fan at work is crowing, so I hope we stick it to them on Sunday.