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It was difficult last night.

I don't know if anybody else had this same situation.

But you thought like Burnley City was going to be an absolute dead rubber. They score after five minutes, you think it's only a matter of time. It's a three, four niller. And of course, all the time it doesn't happen. So I was watching the Bournemouth Leeds. But the longer it went on, I kept thinking, hang on, it's still 1-0. Still one of those where you kept kind of turning back. And every time I turned back City had just missed another chance. You'd miss a lot of chances last night. But it's kind of slightly done at the end because I turned over just in time for Longstaff's goal because it came after the final whistle at City more or less just just. I bet you were thrilled about Longstaff's goal. I was delighted. I was, to be honest, I think. They're out. Leeds are safe. So I just think they've been absolutely brilliant. You've got to off your cap to them. I was saying like 10 days ago, 13 days ago, it's out of us and Leeds now. Yeah.

And then they go and win it United. They build on everything they've done. And they've been brilliant. I mean, the space of 10 days, they've got up to 40 points. Look, they're not completely out of it, and they won't be complacent, and they've got the cup as a distraction. But still, what they've done is fantastic. What they've got... They never gave up last night and kept going.

And they'd've got... They never gave up last night and kept going. And they'd scored... Ocklefour nearly scored, I think, just before Longstaff got that one. So it was... They've been brilliant, you know. I was talking about Ali McCoyce the other day. And we were just talking about the Wolves game. And it is true. It's's an old cliche I'm sure a lot of Spurs fans have said it

But if you can't go to Wharves You've already gone down And look we saw last night with Bournemouth There is a bit of not Bournemouth Burnley There can be a sting in the tower Teams that are effectively down You're not playing with any pressure But if you don't go to wolves and win you don't deserve to stay up, do you really?

Not when you look around you and the other teams

have shown so much resilient. But if you don't go to wharves and win, you don't deserve to stay up. Do you really?

Not when you look around you and the other teams have shown so much resilience to stay up.

Then, you know, you don't deserve to.

I think what we see with leads especially and other teams that are struggling is spirit.

Team spirit is just so important, Paul. You can't put a figure on that? Can you look at Chelsea? There's no team spirit there. There's no leader, is there? There's no, there's no togetherness. With Spurs, I'd say the same thing. The thing that would keep them up as if they can galvanise and come together. It's looking better under this manager than it ever did previously, but it's whether, you know, they've effectively run out of time for all that. There was some interesting comments last night if I can find them. I think it was after the, I think it was after the game on Tuesday. I think he spoke to Andy, didn't you? Yeah, we did, yeah, yeah, yeah. He wasn't the happiest of men, was it? No, it was an interesting rant.

I think you'll be able to find it online.

It's on the podcast anyway, if he would go go find Andy's rant from yesterday. But there's just, you know, I do feel for him. Look, I was a big Liam fan because he played for talkie and his dad was our manager. Of course. I think I'm in many ways

I feel sympathy for him

I think he was promoted

too soon but what do you do you can't Of course. I think I'm a human. In many ways, I feel sympathy for him.

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