Jamie Carragher has expressed strong criticism towards Tottenham Hotspur as the club faces the serious risk of relegation from the Premier League. With the team currently positioned just two places and five points above the relegation zone, Carragher insists that Spurs, contrary to popular belief, are 'not too big or good' to be relegated. He claims that if they were to drop to a lower division, it would represent the most 'embarrassing' relegation in the history of the Premier League, reflecting on the club's turbulent season that marks a decline in their standing.

The situation has worsened following another disappointing domestic campaign, with Tottenham finishing 17th last season and continuing to struggle this year. The team had made a significant change earlier in the season by appointing Thomas Frank as head coach, who was subsequently dismissed due to the poor results. Igor Tudor has now taken over management duties with a mandate to ensure the club remains in the Premier League, a scenario that seemed implausible when the season began. This decision underscores the urgency of the situation as the season progresses towards its conclusion.

As Carragher warns of the precarious fate that could await the team, the implications are severe not just for the club but also for its supporters and stakeholders. A fall to the second division would lead to financial repercussions, challenges in retaining and attracting talent, and a significant loss of prestige for a club historically seen as a competitive side in English football. The looming possibility of relegation highlights the necessity for a strategic response to get back on track and avoid a descendent that could reshape the club's future.