glyn
Well-Known Member
In the words of the great Nigel Pearson, anyone still certain "Spurs won't win all their games" is an ostrich and is burying themselves in the sand. There's a very, very good chance they will. Chelsea is the only challenge they have left and they should still be clear favourites for that one right now. They'll wipe the floor with Southampton, West Brom and Newcastle the way they are playing.
Not saying that doesn't mean we can't still do it, but there's a very good chance we'll need 8 points from these fixtures and that is far from an easy task, especially without our talisman who dictates our style of play. Spurs are very much in this and it will be very close between the two of us.
We can't afford not to go all out for those 8 points in the final games. Goal difference could be killer for us. Really hope it doesn't come down to that.
No.
Spurs are beating teams 3-0 pretty much every week these days and look good value for it too, whereas we are unknown quantity without Vardy and so much of our style of play is built round him and he's the talisman of our side.
I wouldn't bricking it if we still had all our key players ready, but missing Vardy for a couple of games - especially ManUtd away who are a possession based side and we'll be losing our main counter-attacking outlet - is quite a daunting prospect. Not saying we won't get through it, but I'm certainly fearful of how we'll get on without him.
Prof, you've articulated my current state of mind very well.