As far as I am concerned, the vast majority of Spurs fans deserve relegation.
They wanted Mr Levy out.
They wanted Thomas Frank out.
These were the only two people who had a clue.
Spurs fanbase is full of grumpy old men who do nothing but whine and whinge about getting rid of Poch.
Poch style of football would last about as long as Russell Martin did at Southampton in the EPL now.

The league is chock full of pragmatic physical football teams who are well orgainised with pace and power up front.
Even Guardiola said the other day he needs to find a way to get the ball to Haaland quicker.

Two years ago Arsenal lost the league when their attacking football fell apart in the run-in. It was a lesson Arteta learnt.
Tottenham fans it seems will never learn.

Come on dude, it's just banter. There are two European trophies up for grabs and obviously the CL is vastly more prestigious but Spurs fans claiming they're European champions is factually correct.

I'm with sofa here, all the way. Levy made a big mistake by not buying reinforcements sooner. Put Eze in to support the front line and actually score a goal or two and it is very likely we would have had a few more points by now. He was ours, Levy stalled, which left us void of any attacking threat right up to the January window. That was the FIRST time that I began to doubt Levy, prior to that I was content to leave him alone.

Frank came in and his hands were immediately tied, but he too made mistakes. Simons, for example, did not have a great start. He came across as a bit lazy, wouldn't chase back, threw his arms in the air when losing the ball etc. He then had a few games where he began to show what he had in the tank, so Frank benched him... WTF! - When he was finally brought back in, the little glimpses of form continued and he held his place thereafter, but no matter how hard he tried, he had no support from the rest, because the front line was simply not of a PL standard and I'm talking any PL team. Who is at fault thelatarps? The fans or Levy? He left us hanging this season and is ultimately to blame for the mess we now find ourselves in.

That being said, he was wise enough to see this for himself and between September and January I have no doubt he would have been sourcing replacements. His sacking, although not without merit, was bad timing and a shock to everyone, myself included. He made a mistake and I'm certain he would have made amends.

Frank clearly couldn't make it work. He made mistakes, he lost a few of the players and then the writing was on the wall. Keep him, we go down. Get rid then who knows?

Now, finally, we come to the board, who clearly haven't a clue. First they have a window, a whole month to sort out the mess. Sitting on the stands acting like they know what is going on, they clearly didn't. The window came and went with only Gallagher. a midfielder. as a recognised PL player and some more defenders... not a single front line player. A strong attacking midfielder, like Eze, or (dare I say) a striker to support the injury-prone Richarlison or injured Solanke.

... but the fans are to blame

I'm not so sure Frank would have kept us up, but to be fair, we'll never know. From my perspective he had lost the dressing room and that ultimately leads to a dismissal, in any club. Again, in his defence, the players we had (have) are not of a good standard, one or two aside, and I doubt many, if any managers could have done much better. In other words, I'm close to agreeing with your point-of-view, but what is holding me back, is that I felt that we needed a change to stop the slide. Not a single win since Palace in December, albeit with a few dubious decisions that you have touched upon, but something had to give.

If we do go down, which is still not cut and dried, I feel the final responsibility lies with the board for not acting in January to strengthen our front line, at all. They left us with Kolo Muani (1 goal in 21 games) Tel (3 goals in 22 games) Simons (1 goal in 23 games) whilst leaving Richarlison (8 goals in 24 games) to pick up the pieces. Solanke has returned with 3 goals in 10 games... how on earth did they feel they could see out the season with these stats?

The only hope we have is Kudus returning, who is currently sitting on 2 goals and 5 assists in 19 games. With Solanke now leading the line I'm hoping that the pair of them can team up and dig us out of this hole.

if spurs do go down their arrogance,weapons grade ignorance of championship,no young fan base to embrace the championship and been every other teams 2 cup finals,means  championship won't be a walk in the park for them

Pretty sure Wet sham were singing it after their magnificent UEFA Conference victory..

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Lurka, you've misread my post.

Spurs lowest point was this time last season .Since then they have won a trophy .   
Last season they weren't relegated only because Ipswich  ,Leicester and Soton were so bad and propping them up lol ...points wise it's the same 1 point per game

Currently 2.80
to be relegated

A Madrid are stuffing us in the first half 4-1

The time to sell was after winning the EL with CL money coming in (in hindsight). Relegation would be somewhat priced in now. Possibly the worst time to sell, at least the 2nd worst.

Igor Tudor.....worst caretaker since Ian Huntley