ROBBIESAVAGE

Mr Marmite.. Love him, hate him, you can’t ignore him

IT’S 28 years since Tottenham won at Stamford Bridge – but if you offered Mauricio Pochettino a point tomorrow, he would bite your hand off.

Spurs are five points ahead of Chelsea in the race for a top-four finish – no wonder Pochettino describes this derby as a cup final.

I have been impressed by Tottenham’s response since Harry Kane was injured, especially the way Heung-Min Son has stepped up with seven goals in five games.

Spurs are desperate to christen their new stadium with Champions League football next season. They are bang on course.

THANK you to everyone who supported our 12-hour five-a-side marathon for Sport Relief – and to the team-mates who kept me going.

For my pains, I’m off to hospital next week for an X-ray on a suspected broken metatarsal as I can’t put any weight on my foot. That would be a small price to pay when you’ve been involved in three Sport Relief challenges raising about £1.5million since 2014.

MY workout with Anthony Joshua’s coach Sean Murphy, Sav vs Boxing, went viral, as did the heavyweight world champ’s verdict on my punching power.

“The right hand’s good,” said Joshua. “And the left? It needs a lot of work!” Being a William Hill ambassador gave me the chance to meet a great sporting celebrity.

But it would appear I’ve lots to do if I’m going to take on fellow pundit Rio Ferdinand in a boxing ring.

Against Joseph Parker, I’m going for a sixthround Joshua win at 10-1.

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