Quote from: Abu-Naim on April 28, 2025, 10:23:50 PM

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Quote from: Pokapoka124 on April 28, 2025, 06:01:43 PM

Tottenham were horrible against Liverpool yesterday, what could be the solution for Tottenham’s misfortunes?

I felt sorry for Spurs yesterday, they were unlucky to be the team to face Liverpool on that day, the day they knew that just a point would get them the title at Anfield, only few teams would have escaped a battering, the adrenaline was so high and you can understand why the players were impeccable.

Spurs though have had a terrible season, not just because of yesterday's performance, but all season long and they look set to change their manager again in the summer.

Tottenham are indeed unlucky to be trashed yesterday, they didn’t perform well and Liverpool players were very aggressive because they wanted to end the debate yesterday, that is why they trashed Tottenham with such a humiliating performance. Tottenham did this same thing last season against Manchester City, although they were very strong last season compared to this season that they are not consistent in their performance despite the quality players they have in their squad and well they have started this season.
A big congratulations to Liverpool, the players will be happy again to win the EPL under new manager, and they can now sign contract extension even though the glory might end after this season because their performance is not consistent like before even though they didn’t face huge injury challenges just as Manchester City and Arsenal did this season.

Tottenham’s management needs to drastic decision about their team, they need to start from sacking coach and then proceed to sign some players to make the team more stronger.

They haven't played their best game. Good to see that there is fun to play for from now on for Liverpool. For Chelsea there is still something at stake and maybe this is their chance to get 3 points against Liverpool, but underestimating them would be wrong as Liverpool has nothing to play for but only deliver their own fans a show and this could mean they will indeed play their best in the last four games regardless of whether they are already the EPL winner.

But for all those teams the next few weeks will still be hard. Nottingham has one game in hand, which could translate into a big advantage for them if they don't lose it.

Aston Villa has the worst goal difference, which I think could cost them the CL qualification in case they end up with equal points.