Tottenham 'too good to go down?' - Keane makes relegation prediction

"I still think they'll be alright. I'm not falling for this 'they're too good to go down' but I do think they'll find a bit more than Nottingham Forest and West Ham. It's as simple as that. West Ham have got a little bit of momentum going and Forest were hit with a killer blow last minute against Liverpool. These are all little momentum turners - it can all change week to week."

"The worst thing with Forest is they've got a distraction with Europe. They look the most doomed team right now. I know they have a new coach going in and you think he needs a good start with different ideas. Again, huge weekend coming up."

Tottenham face a relegation battle after Igor Tudor's arrival failed to improve results, with the club sitting four points above the drop zone following a 4-1 defeat to Arsenal. Roy Keane rejects the notion that Spurs are 'too good to go down' but predicts they will find enough quality to survive, unlike West Ham and Nottingham Forest. Keane identifies Forest as the most vulnerable team, citing their Europa League distraction and recent momentum-damaging loss to Liverpool. He acknowledges that momentum shifts weekly in relegation battles, but maintains confidence in Tottenham's ability to secure Premier League survival.

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