CW - only if Spurs let them, as they will be under contract.

CW - thank you

DO-most of the better ones will leave so the wage thing wouldn’t apply to them

Sol Campbell for the gig, just needs to remove that phone to accept it first/

I would have thought that the fact that their wages will be halved next season if they go down would motivate the Spurs players sufficiently!

We had two cats called Vinnie and Womble.

I had 2 cats named Fash and Vinny

I had a Basset Hound called Harry.

Redknapp is going on I’m a celeb South Africa so is unavailable

I think our Tudor would deliberately scuttle them actually ...

TF - bit harsh on the former WUP poster

Sky Sports implying that Tudor is being sacked at this very moment.

I hope they keep him it would be great to see Spurs relegated.

If Spurs bring back Pleat, they'll have to ensure his car drives at more than 5mph

Harry and his dog ... and horse?

DO, i think they'll have to give him longer, hopefully

If Spurs lose on Sunday, I reckon Tudor will be sacked. His replacement? Sean Dyche? Big Sam? The most successful former Spurs manager still alive who does not currently have a better job is David Pleat. Though he is 81, his 50% win ratio at Spurs if replicated, would comfortably keep Spurs up.

mark L-Tooting and Mitcham then several non league clubs in the Midlands according to Historical Don

I think Phil Summerill left us to join Tooting & Mitcham. Once Alan Cork arrived he barely got a look in. He was clearly passed his best when he joined us but he did have an initial impact as we were really struggling in that first league season.

There are a few clubs who it would be nice to face again in league action. Surprisingly few these days which is testament to how far we’ve come and the competitive nature of English football below the Premier League. I think I’d still like to find ourselves in the same division as Fulham at some point - as unlikely as that seems at present point - as weren’t their fans singing “we’ll never play you again” during the WFC demise?

Trigs, that Tottingham decline is a fantastic story in our family. My brother supports them, my mum god bless her, is going on like a good 'un about the way the wombles are going now, that we'll be playing each other next season...

Can anyone remember where Phil S went after us?

Nice observation about our squad, Trigs. I've felt the same.

Snap on Phil Summerill, I too was there for his debut - a key signing for Wimbledon.

Morning all. Message of positivity as we edge towards this evening’s game. We could, I think, go up to 11th with a win. But mainly wanted to acknowledge the effort the players have put in this season. An eye watering start to the season then a long slog of poor form before thankfully waking up before things got really bad. What is easy to take for granted is that we have no passengers in the squad. No lazy players, no one clearly out of their depth but thrown into action regardless. They all put in an absolute shift every game even if sometimes they’re not having a particularly good game.