It seems as if self-belief amongst Spurs fans is at an all-time low at the moment, with many fans not at all confident ahead of our upcoming fixtures.
Following Saturday’s draw with Sheffield United, we sit 14th in the league with just three wins from the opening 12 games of this campaign. Fans are therefore not feeling positive for our next few games, as we face the likes of Manchester United, Wolves and Chelsea, as well as games against West Ham, Bournemouth and Burnley.
Saturday 23rd of November’s early kick-off sees us travel to an out of sorts West Ham in a game that represents a real opportunity to pick up our first Premier League away win since January. However, it seems as if fans are not confident despite the Hammers having not won a game since a 2-0 win over Manchester United in September. This is followed by a tough home game against Bournemouth who continue to play well under Eddie Howe, before a daunting trip to Old Trafford in a game that could really decide how our season goes.
How many points will we get from our next 6 Premier League games?
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-18
After recent performances perhaps it is right for fans to be so negative ahead of our next six games because at the moment it is difficult to see where the points will come from.
Thoughts from Spurs fans on the next six Premier League games can be seen in the tweets below:
Genuinely about 4. I have no belief in the team at the moment.
— ᴀʟᴇx (@_10Kane) November 10, 2019
If something doesn’t change soon I can only see 0 wins 3 draws
We don’t look like ever winning a league game again, confidence is the lowest it’s ever been, people harp on about the top 4 but this team could be in a relegation fight (with no fight)
— Andy K (@AndyTHFC14) November 10, 2019
4 points if we are lucky, this is a serious relegation battle we are in
— William Grace (@WillGrace96) November 11, 2019
Draw Burnley at H loose the rest! Time to accept that we are not pushing for anything this season.. drop the dross and go back to youth.. Jan/Toby/Rose/Erickson/Serge/wan/Hugo your time has come… thanks but time to start again
— Ben Philp (@benphilp) November 10, 2019
they are actually all hard fixtures honestly theres not one game i am confident we will win and lets not sleep on the fact poch has not beaten ole ever since he was hired and i see lampard’s youth running us ragged
— Jspurs (@Jspurs3) November 10, 2019
5 points.
From 6.
Time for change!!— N’PitbullTHFC (@pitbullthfc) November 10, 2019
Spurs fans are not confident at all but if we can pick up a morale-boosting win at West Ham in our next fixture then perhaps it could kick-start our season.