Tottenham Hotspur's recent performance in the Premier League has raised serious concerns among fans and commentators, as they fell to their third straight defeat, this time losing 3-0 at home to their fierce rivals Arsenal. Former players like Jamie Redknapp and Gary Neville are vocal about Tottenham's precarious position, emphasizing that Spurs are currently sitting just four points above the relegation zone. Redknapp criticized Tottenham's performance, stating that there was a clear disparity in quality on the pitch between Arsenal and Tottenham, suggesting they appeared as if they belonged to different leagues.

The historical context amplifies the gravity of Tottenham's situation: the club finished last season in 17th place, narrowly avoiding relegation with 38 points. This season, they have managed to secure only seven wins so far, raising fears among supporters that they could end up in a similar, if not worse, position. Redknapp also warned that without significant changes and improvements, Tottenham could be facing relegation to the Championship for the first time since the 1977-78 season, which would be a monumental shock for the club and its fans.

As the season progresses, the pressure is mounting on Tottenham's management and players to perform better and secure their place in the Premier League. The specter of relegation looms large, and the club needs to rally quickly to avoid what many are now labeling the shock of the century should they fall out of the Premier League next season. The implications of such a fall would not only affect team morale but also the financial and historical stature of the club, making the next match critical for Spurs' future in England's top football league.