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Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis
I tend to think it's Spurs who will end up in sixth place by seasons end. Just absolutely no depth to their squad, and they still have Europa League, which they have to go all in on since they are not even close to guaranteed top four.
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Same goes for United though. It's funny; Spurs have stopped the hot streak of City and Chelsea this season, and looked really solid in doing that. They drop points to a team like Liverpool while others are dropping points to Hull or Watford or whoever else, and this is when the "Spursy" talk comes up.
I think its going to be quite a finish. It's true that some of the teams have games to play in Europe and the FA Cup, whereas others have skillfully bombed out. I do think that is a disadvantage (and one that Chelsea doesn't face as well). But Spurs can hang in. They've got great defence and if they can get some production upfront there is no reason why they can't finish in the top four.