Tottenham relegation odds
Spurs lack fight in Premier League survival market
Arsenal's North London rivals Tottenham have bigger things to worry about as they remain odds-on for a shocking relegation from the top flight, with Spurs still in the bottom three and a point behind West Ham.
"I do have a bit more of an eye on Tottenham these days, and obviously it would be bad for the Premier League as a whole if they were to go down," Upson added.
"Put current points totals to one side even, and you’d still say Spurs are behind Nottingham Forest and West Ham in terms of energy, and that togetherness, and the psychology of getting themselves out of this situation.
"So I think, at the moment, they’re the ones who are going to take that final relegation spot.
"It can’t be a good atmosphere around the place. It can’t be. When you can’t win games, when you’re not winning at home, and when you’re in this kind of position, it’s an awful feeling around the whole club.
"Not just the first-team players and staff. It affects the whole club, but again, this isn’t just an all of a sudden kind of thing; that feeling has been there for a period of time.
"They’ve got themselves into a dreadful position and I think that it’s been coming over time.
"The decisions at the club, the hierarchy, the culture of the club, the transfer policy… all of that mixed into one has led to where they are today.
"I just think it’s been a really ill-disciplined season from everyone there. The only thing that’s going to get them out of this hole is togetherness.
"It’s not about talent anymore, it’s about who’s going to be able to grind that result out.
"At this moment in time, I just worry they haven’t got enough about them to get enough points now."
