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The Echo AGM's done and dusted (this evening!) so now we go live. Join The gang from around 9:30 (ish) for a proper catch up on everything Spurs as the summer gets going. The rebuild has already started. Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi are both through the door on frees, De Zerbi clearly isn't hanging about, and there's more to come before the window shuts. We'll get into what it all means for next season, where we still need bodies, and whether this is finally the summer Spurs get their business right. Then there's the World Cup. It kicks off this week out in the States, Canada and Mexico, and we've got Lucas Bergvall flying the flag for Sweden at his first major tournament. We'll be keeping an eye on the Spurs lads scattered across the squads and chatting through what to watch for. And because it wouldn't be a proper night without it, we're opening the phone lines. Got a take on the transfers, next season, or who you still want in? Get involved. Call us on 0800 229 4492 and have your say live on the show. Hit subscribe, give us a like, and drop your thoughts in the chat. COYS. #THFC #Spurs #COYS #Tottenham #DeZerbi #TottenhamHotspur #SpursTransfers #WorldCup2026 #AnEchoOfGlory #PremierLeague

It's done. Spurs are still a Premier League club. Just. Jonny and Adam close out the 2025/26 season on An Echo of Glory with a phone-in special looking back at the 1-0 win over Everton that kept Tottenham up and sent West Ham down. Joao Palhinha forcing in a header off the post from a corner was the moment that saved our season, and after a campaign that has tested every Spurs fan to breaking point, survival on the final day feels less like joy and more like collapsing over the line. But finishing 17th with 41 points is not something any of us are willing to dress up. This is the joint-fewest home wins for a side that stayed up in Premier League history. Two seasons running we've finished one place above the drop. The Europa League trophy from last year feels like it belongs to a different club. And now the real work begins. The boys go through the Everton game, the Palhinha goal, the nerves at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and what it actually means that we're still in the top flight for a 49th straight season. Then we open the phones. Your calls, your reaction, your verdict on a season that has put us through everything. And we get into the rebuild that has to happen this summer. What does Roberto De Zerbi need? Who has to go? Who must stay? What does a credible Spurs squad look like in August? Thank you for being with us this season. Every episode, every call, every comment. It's meant everything. Get involved below, smash the like button if you've stuck with us through all of it, and we'll see you across the summer as the rebuild unfolds. COYS. #THFC #COYS #SpursVsEverton #TottenhamHotspur #PremierLeague #DeZerbi #Palhinha #SpursRebuild #AnEchoOfGlory #SpursPodcast

Not many of us wanted to talk about the anxiety we feel going into the final week. That's why Host Kyle is joined only by Minniapolis Jonah (@SkoolieSpurs). The two lads solemely discuss:  Thoughts on the start of de Zerbi's reign How do we feel going into the last match?  What changes should be made against Everton Which player least deserves saving us from relegation with a winning goal? A decade of mistakes made by Tottenham The Spies of Southampton and Hearts being broken North of the Border Looking forward to the World Cup One. More. Match. COME ON YOU SPURS!

A draw at Stamford Bridge and we're safe. That's where we are. After West Ham went down 3-1 at Newcastle on Sunday with Osula bagging a brace and Woltemade opening the scoring, Spurs now have a clear path to Premier League survival on Tuesday night. One point at Chelsea and the maths is done. Even a defeat keeps it in our hands going into the final day given the 13 goal cushion in goal difference. It's not the season any of us wanted. It's not the season any Spurs fan thought possible. But here we are, staring at a trip to Stamford Bridge as the night that could keep us in the top flight. On tomorrow's show, the boys break down everything you need to know ahead of Chelsea vs Spurs. What does De Zerbi need to do to get the result? Can we trust this side to do the job after the way the season has gone? What's the team news looking like out of Hotspur Way? And honestly, how on earth did it come to this? Join us live as we preview one of the biggest Spurs matches in a generation. Whatever happens Tuesday, you'll want to be in the chat with us for this one. COYS. #Spurs #ChelseaTottenham #PremierLeague #THFC #COYS #DeZerbi #SpursPodcast #StamfordBridge #PremierLeagueRelegation #AnEchoOfGlory

So we're not out of it. We're not in it either. Spurs 1-1 Leeds at home, another night that started with hope and ended with that same nervy feeling that's followed this team around all season. Mathys Tel gave us a goal worth the ticket price. A proper curler from the edge of the box, his fourth of the season, the kind of finish you actually remember. Then a few minutes later he flings a leg at a clearance, catches Ampadu in the face, and Calvert-Lewin levels from the spot. Two contrasting moments that pretty much sum up his year in N17. But the moment everyone will be talking about is James Maddison stepping back on a Premier League pitch for the first time in 368 days. Standing ovation. Twenty minutes including stoppage time. Sharp from the off, nearly won us a late penalty, looked like the player we've been missing all year. Whatever you think of where Spurs are right now, that moment lifted the roof. The bad news? One win at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since December. Two points clear of West Ham with two games to play. Chelsea away on Tuesday. Everton at home on the final day. We're still above the line, but only just, and if West Ham win at Newcastle on Sunday we could be back in the bottom three before we even kick a ball at Stamford Bridge. De Zerbi wasn't happy with the officials. Kinsky was brilliant again. The fight goes on. Pull up a chair, get the kettle on. Full reaction, every angle, and the survival picture as it stands. COYS. #Tottenham #COYS #Spurs #THFC #Maddison #Tel #DeZerbi #PremierLeague #TottenhamLeeds #AnEchoOfGlory

Spurs went to Villa Park and got the job done. Conor Gallagher and Richarlison on the scoresheet, a second straight away win after Wolves, and just like that we're out of the relegation zone with three games to play. Strange times being a Tottenham fan. Stranger still, we're going to be sat watching Arsenal vs West Ham on Sunday afternoon hoping the Gunners do us a favour. With Manchester City drawing 3-3 at Everton last night (Doku rescuing them deep into stoppage time), a win for Arsenal at the London Stadium would almost certainly hand them the title. Try wrapping your head around that one. We'd take it. Three points for them keeps West Ham in serious trouble and pushes us closer to safety. Then it's Leeds at home on Monday night under the lights. They've quietly gone unbeaten in six, smashed Burnley 3-1 at the weekend, and they'll travel down to N17 fancying their chances of mathematically confirming their own Premier League status. We've still got the joint-worst home record in the league. That has to change. Win on Monday and the worst is behind us. Slip up, and we drag this thing all the way to the final day. Jonny, Ollie and Jake break down the Villa win, dig into where De Zerbi is starting to click, talk through the Arsenal vs West Ham scenarios, and preview a Leeds side nobody is taking lightly. COYS. #COYS #THFC #Tottenham #Spurs #PremierLeague #DeZerbi #TottenhamLeeds #Gallagher #Richarlison #AnEchoOfGlory

Two points off safety. Four games left. A trip to Villa Park on Sunday. Spurs are still bang in trouble, but for the first time in months, there's a tiny bit of hope in the air. That 1-0 at Wolves was ugly, late, and absolutely huge. Joao Palhinha's 82nd-minute winner ended a 15-game winless run in the league and, more importantly, kept us alive going into the final four. Now the question is whether Roberto De Zerbi's side can actually back it up. Aston Villa won't be easy. They sit 5th, fighting for a Champions League place, with Ollie Watkins in form and a manager in Unai Emery who knows exactly how to hurt teams like us. But they've also got a Europa League tie at Forest on Thursday night, so there's a chance Spurs catch them tired. On today's show, Jonny, Ollie and Jake preview the Villa game, look at the run-in (Leeds, Chelsea, Everton after this), break down what De Zerbi might do with Xavi Simons gone for the season after that ACL, and have an honest conversation about whether we genuinely think we'll stay up. Stick the kettle on, get in the chat, and let us know what you're seeing. #COYS #Tottenham #Spurs #THFC #AstonVilla #PremierLeague #DeZerbi #Relegation #TottenhamHotspur #AnEchoOfGlory

Wolves vs Tottenham preview. Five games left, two points behind West Ham, and a Saturday afternoon at Molineux that suddenly feels like the biggest away day of the season. On today's show the boys look ahead to Roberto De Zerbi's second league game in charge of Spurs, and a fixture that on paper looks straightforward but in reality is anything but. Wolves have already been relegated. The pressure is off them. And this is the same Molineux that has seen home wins this season over Arsenal, Liverpool and Aston Villa. Spurs have won there just twice since 2018. After last weekend's 2-2 draw with Brighton, De Zerbi said he believed Spurs could still finish on 46 points. That means winning every game from here. It starts on Saturday. A first Premier League win of 2026 would give the survival charge some actual oxygen. Anything less and the conversation goes somewhere none of us want it to. Plenty to get into: - The injury list, with Romero, Kudus, Kulusevski, Odobert and Ben Davies all still out, and Vicario edging closer to a return. - Whether Kinsky keeps the gloves after settling in so well. - The midfield question with Bissouma and Bentancur both back in the picture. - Whether Mathys Tel finally gets the nod from the start. - And the one nobody wants to ask out loud: if we don't win at Molineux, what then? Subscribe to An Echo of Glory for Spurs previews, reactions and live shows every week. Settle in. COYS. #Spurs #Tottenham #Wolves #COYS #PremierLeague #DeZerbi #Molineux #SpursWolves #Relegation #AnEchoOfGlory

Stoppage-time heartbreak. Again. Spurs threw away two points at home on Saturday as Georginio Rutter stole in to make it 2-2, denying Tottenham a first Premier League win in 15 games and keeping us firmly rooted in the relegation zone. Five games to save our season. Gary, Jake and Adam are in the studio tonight to pick over the bones of Roberto De Zerbi's home debut. Pedro Porro's opener, Kaoru Mitoma's first-half equaliser, Xavi Simons' brilliant strike that should have sealed it, and Kevin Danso's costly lapse in the fifth minute of added time that let Rutter in. We'll talk about the performance, the selection, Lucas Bergvall's impact off the bench, and where De Zerbi goes from here with survival hanging by a thread. And the phones are open. This is a live phone-in, so get involved. Whether you're still clinging to hope, bracing for relegation, or somewhere in between, we want to hear from you. Share your take, get your voice on the show, and let's get through this one together. Drop your thoughts in the chat, hit like if you're still here, and subscribe to An Echo of Glory for match reactions, previews and live phone-ins every week. COYS. #Tottenham #THFC #COYS #Spurs #DeZerbi #PremierLeague #TottenhamHotspur #SpursPhoneIn #RelegationBattle #AnEchoOfGlory

The new era started at Sunderland on Sunday, and it started with a defeat. Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge ended 1-0, Spurs are still in the relegation zone, and the winless run is now at 14 matches. There is no sugarcoating any of that. Now the fixtures do not get any kinder. This Saturday, Brighton come to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at 5:30pm on Sky Sports, and the plot writes itself. De Zerbi built his reputation at Brighton. He knows them, they know him, and they will not be showing up to do him any favours. On today's show, Jonny, Ollie and Jake are running through everything: what we actually saw from De Zerbi at the Stadium of Light, what we're expecting from Saturday, and the brutal reality of where this club sits with six games to go. There is still a way out of this. But it needs to start on Saturday. Subscribe for every episode and live show as we follow this one to the end, wherever it takes us. #COYS #TottenhamHotspur #Spurs #SpursPodcast #DeZerbi #SpursBrighton #AnEchoOfGlory #PremierLeague #SpursReaction #SpursNews

Sunderland 1, Tottenham 0. Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge ends in defeat at the Stadium of Light, and we are still stuck in the relegation zone with six games to go. Two points from safety. The unthinkable is no longer unthinkable. Nordi Mukiele's deflected effort off Micky Van de Ven was the difference. A penalty overturned by VAR. Cristian Romero leaving the pitch in tears. Pedro Porro denied by Robin Roefs deep into added time. Another afternoon where Spurs huffed and puffed and came away with nothing. So we're live tonight to pick through the wreckage. New manager, same story? Or is there something to build on here? Where does De Zerbi go from here with Brighton up next at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium? Are we genuinely going down? We want to hear from you. The phone lines are open tonight on 0800 229 4492. Get on, get it off your chest, tell us what you saw, tell us what you think, tell us where we go from here. This is a fan show and your voice matters more than ever right now. Like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you never miss a live show. Drop your thoughts in the chat and we'll get to as many as we can. Up the Spurs. Somehow. Still. #COYS #Tottenham #Spurs #THFC #DeZerbi #SunderlandTottenham #PremierLeague #SpursRelegation #AnEchoOfGlory #SameOldSpurs

The international break is over and it is time to talk Tottenham. On today's show the lads are looking ahead to Sunderland away on Sunday, the first Premier League test since that painful afternoon at Old Trafford where Romero's early red card set the tone for a long day at the office. Two weeks away from it all should have done the squad a bit of good. Thomas Frank has had time on the training pitch, the internationals are filtering back in, and Spurs now face a Sunderland side at the Stadium of Light who will fancy their chances against a Tottenham team that has looked anything but settled. Trip up there and the mood gets darker. Win well and suddenly the run-in starts to feel a lot more interesting. Jonny, Ollie and Jake break down what needs to change after the United result, who should come back into the side, how Frank sets up away from home, and whether this is the week we finally see a response. Plus the usual chat on team news, injury updates, and what a good afternoon on Wearside looks like. La Risurrezione. Time to rise again. Come on you Spurs. Get involved in the live chat, let us know your predicted XI, and if you are new to the channel give us a follow for live reactions, match previews and post-match shows all season long. #COYS #Tottenham #Spurs #THFC #SunderlandTottenham #PremierLeague #TottenhamNews #ThomasFrank #AnEchoOfGlory #TottenhamLive

Roberto De Zerbi is our new manager. Third of the season. Seven games to stay up. Live reaction tonight at 9:30pm. Spurs have confirmed the appointment of Roberto De Zerbi on a long-term contract, replacing Igor Tudor after his disastrous 44-day spell in charge. The former Marseille boss had been out of work since February ESPN and has agreed a five-year deal with no relegation release clause Sky Sports -- which tells you something about either his confidence or his negotiating position. Spurs are currently one point above the bottom three ESPN with seven games left to play. A first top-flight relegation since 1977 is a real possibility. Sky Sports De Zerbi's first game in charge is away at Sunderland on April 12 ESPN. There's plenty to get into tonight: what De Zerbi's football actually looks like, whether it suits this squad, the concerns being raised by supporter groups over his Mason Greenwood comments, and the very simple question of whether seven games is enough time for any manager to turn this around. Gary D hosting with Jake are live from 9:30pm. Come join us, with a live phone in from 10 #COYS #SpursManager #DeZerbi

We came into Sunday with a bit of momentum. A point at Anfield, a win over Atletico Madrid, and thousands of fans lining the High Road to welcome the team bus. For a brief moment it felt like something might actually be turning. It wasn't. Nottingham Forest left north London with a 3-0 win, and the optimism that had been building all week turned to anger by full-time. Sky Sports Spurs dominated for large parts of the first half and hit the crossbar twice, only for Igor Jesus to head Forest in front right on half-time. ESPN From that point the game was gone. Gibbs-White added a second on 62 minutes and Awoniyi sealed it late on. Spurs are now without a league win in 13 games and have not won a single Premier League match in 2026. They sit 17th, one point above the relegation zone. NBC Sports This defeat sees Tottenham equal their lowest points tally after 31 games of a top-flight season, level with the 1914-15 campaign, which ended in relegation. The Analyst Jonny, Ollie, and Jake are here to react to everything. The performance, the context, what comes next, and honestly, just how much longer this can go on. We are bang in trouble. Come and talk about it with us. #THFC #SpursVForest #COYS

Tottenham beat Atletico Madrid 3-2 on Wednesday night and went out of the Champions League anyway. Xavi Simons scored twice, Randal Kolo Muani got the opener, and for large spells of the second leg Spurs were everything you want them to be. It just came eight days too late. We look back at a night that was painful and brilliant all at once. After the horror show in the first leg, few expected anything from this game. What we got was character, quality, and a proper Champions League atmosphere at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Simons curling in from 25 yards, Kolo Muani heading home at the back post, and a penalty in stoppage time to seal a 3-2 win. Not enough to overturn a 5-2 defeat from Madrid, but more than enough to remind everyone what this squad is capable of. Then we turn to what actually matters right now: Sunday. Nottingham Forest come to N17 in a game that could not be higher stakes. Spurs sit one point above the bottom three. Forest are right there with them. Igor Tudor is still waiting for his first league win. The Champions League is gone. There is nothing left but survival. The Boys break it all down. Subscribe for weekly Spurs reaction, analysis, and the occasional bit of suffering. #THFC #SpursVsForest #PremierLeague

Jonny, Ollie, and Jake react to a point that felt like a lot more than a point. Richarlison in the 90th minute at Anfield. In front of the Kop. We'll take that. Richarlison's 90th-minute equaliser earned Tudor his first point as Spurs interim head coach, and it moved us a point above the relegation zone ESPN — so the importance of it cannot be overstated. Szoboszlai's first-half free-kick had put Liverpool in front, and with a seventh straight defeat in all competitions looming, the second half was brutal viewing Sky Sports — but we held on, pushed, and eventually Richarlison made it count. Vicario's long ball caused chaos in Liverpool's defence, Kolo Muani pounced and found Richarlison in the box, and he made no mistake VAVEL USA. Cue pandemonium. The boys are breaking down everything: whether this is genuinely a turning point under Tudor, what the Richarlison showing means for his future at the club, the state of things with our injury list, and just what it means to silence Anfield in the 90th minute. Carragher called it an "absolute disaster" for Liverpool and their Champions League qualification push Sky Sports — so yes, we also spent some time enjoying that. Subscribe for all our Spurs content, and let us know in the comments: does this feel like a corner turned, or just a moment of relief? #THFC #COYS #SpursLiverpool

Another night to forget at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Crystal Palace came to N17 and left with all three points, handing Spurs a fifth consecutive Premier League defeat in a game that felt like it turned on one moment. Dominic Solanke gave us the lead in the 34th minute and for a brief spell it looked like we might finally get that first win of 2026. Four minutes later, Micky van de Ven was shown a straight red card for hauling back Ismaila Sarr on the edge of the box, and the game was gone. Sarr tucked away the penalty, Jorgen Strand Larsen made it 2-1 in stoppage time, and Sarr grabbed his second in the seventh minute of added time to send Palace in 3-1 up at the break. Ten men and two goals down. The second half was damage limitation. The Boys are live to break it all down. Where does this leave Igor Tudor? How bad is the relegation picture? And what on earth happens next? Join the conversation below. COYS, through everything. #TottenhamHotspur #CrystalPalace #PremierLeague #SpursRelegation #IgorTudor #MickyVanDeVen #IsmailaSarr #PremierLeague2526 #SpursLive #AnEchoOfGlory

Hello and welcome to the Spurs News podcast episode 298 ... can you believe I have made 298 of these and I am still no good at it!? Amazing right... I am so inept at what I do I could work for Spurs... Anyway on the show we discuss all the latest fun from the world of Tottenham Hotspur... and we look ahead to the games this week and the ten remaining league fixtures. It is simple, ten games to save our football club.... COME ON YOU SPURS!!!

Who do we blame now?! A 4–1 defeat to Arsenal and it wasn't just the scoreline. It was the manner of it. Flat, second best, and miles off where we need to be in a North London Derby. Igor Tudor is now in the dugout after replacing Thomas Frank, but this was a brutal reality check. New manager bounce? Not today. Big questions about the shape, the attitude, the selections, and whether this squad can adapt quickly enough to what Tudor wants. We get into: • Where it went wrong tactically • Whether the players are buying into Tudor's ideas • The defensive chaos that keeps repeating itself • What this means for the rest of the season • And how worried we should actually be It's raw. It's honest. It's a tough watch. Get involved in the comments. Where do we go from here? COYS.

Big week. Big call. Bigger game. After parting ways with Thomas Frank, Spurs have moved quickly and appointed Igor Tudor as the new head coach. And he walks straight into it. A North London Derby first up. Today we're breaking down: • Why the club made the change now • What Tudor actually brings tactically • His track record at Marseille, Lazio and Juventus • Whether this is a short-term firefighter move or something more ambitious • And how on earth you prepare for Arsenal in your first week on the job Is this a reset. Or just another roll of the dice? The timing is bold. The fixture is brutal. But sometimes chaos is exactly what a derby needs. Get your thoughts in the comments. Is Tudor the right man. And what would a “good” result even look like this weekend?

Tottenham Hotspur have finally sacked Thomas Frank. After a 2-1 defeat to Newcastle, the club have pulled the trigger. And just like that, the Thomas Frank era is over. In today's show we react to the decision, the timing, and what it says about where Spurs are right now. Was this inevitable. Or has the club once again pressed the panic button? We'll talk about: • The performance against Newcastle and what went wrong • When Frank had lost the dressing room • The bigger structural issues at Tottenham • Who realistically comes in next • And what this means for the rest of the season There were signs. There were warning lights. But sacking a manager mid-season is never just about one result. So was this about Newcastle. Or was it about months of drift? As Spurs fans, we've seen this cycle before. New manager bounce. Optimism. Stagnation. Reset. The question now is simple. Does this change anything. Get your thoughts in the comments. Who do you want next. And where do Spurs actually go from here. COYS.

We react to the defeat at Old Trafford and the moment that killed the game. Cristian Romero's red card, the fallout from his comments the week before, and whether this is now the beginning of the end for him at Spurs. We get into reputation, discipline, leadership, and whether the club should cash in while it still can.There's no letting Thomas Frank off the hook either. Ten men or not, we tear into the decisions made after the sending off, the lack of any attacking intent, and what felt like a complete surrender. Was that game management or fear. And how much credit does Frank really have left in the bank.We also cover the January transfer window. Two signings, a lot of excuses, and serious questions about Johan Lange, recruitment, and whether Spurs actually know who is responsible for football decisions anymore.From there it turns bigger. Relegation talk. Whether Spurs are genuinely dragged into it or whether the points on the board will save them. Newcastle preview. Why tomorrow night feels massive. And what happens if Spurs lose again.Finally, we talk Pochettino. His comments on the High Performance podcast, the way he still talks about Tottenham, and why more and more fans feel like he's the only answer. Is it nostalgia, or is he genuinely the right man to reset the club.Raw, honest, and not pulling punches.If you're Spurs and you're tired, angry, or both, this one's for you.

A mad one. Tottenham Hotspur come back from two down to draw 2–2 with Manchester City, and somehow it still feels like a night full of mixed emotions. Yes, we handed Arsenal a bigger lead at the top of the table. That part stings. No getting around it. But the second half? Night and day compared to recent weeks. Intensity, belief, front-foot football. The sort of performance we have been begging to see. For the first time in a while, Spurs actually looked like Spurs again. The planned walkout at 75 minutes never happened. Not because people forgot. Because the crowd felt it. We were on top, City were wobbling, and for a moment it genuinely looked like we might even nick it. We will break down what changed after the break, who stepped up, and whether this is a turning point or just another false dawn. Hope creeps back in. Spurs always find a way to do that. As ever, get involved in the comments. Were you encouraged. Or is this just too little, too late.

Champions League last 16. We're in. And honestly, it feels massive. After everything this season has thrown at Spurs, we've done the job in Europe and booked our place in the Champions League knockouts. It wasn't always pretty, it was tense right to the end, but nights like this are exactly why you put up with all the nonsense in between. Big moments, big pressure, and Spurs standing up when it mattered. As fans, you can't help but feel that buzz. Europe just hits different. The atmosphere, the stakes, the sense that anything can happen. For all the frustrations domestically, this is a reminder that this squad has something about it when the lights are on. But now reality bites. Because straight after that European high comes a genuinely brutal run of Premier League fixtures, starting this Saturday. No easing back in. No soft landings. Just one tough game after another, against sides who will absolutely test us physically, mentally, and tactically. This is where the season gets defined. Can Spurs carry that Champions League momentum into the league, or does the fixture list finally catch up with us. Rotation, injuries, confidence, game management. It all matters now. We'll react to the qualification, talk through what it means, and then look ahead to a Premier League run that could either make this season or break it. Strap in. This is Tottenham. Nothing is ever simple. COYS

Another game. Another late moment of chaos. Spurs score in the last minute to rescue a draw against Burnley, and somehow the bigger question still isn't the goal. Thomas Frank survives again, the performance raises more questions than answers, and the feeling around the club is still one of drift rather than progress. In today's show we break down the match, the setup, the substitutions, and why needing a last-minute goal to avoid defeat at home says a lot about where Spurs are right now. Is this resilience, or is it papering over cracks that keep getting wider? No spin. No comfort blankets. Have your say in the comments. #coys

Last night felt less like a statement and more like a stay of execution. Tottenham get the job done against Borussia Dortmund and, for now at least, it buys Thomas Frank some breathing room. The pressure hasn't gone away. The questions haven't gone away. But a win under the lights changes the noise. We break down what this result actually means. Not the hype, not the spin. Just the reality of where Spurs are right now, why this win matters, and why it still doesn't answer the bigger concerns around performances and direction. One thing that does deserve respect. Our Champions League home form. Night games at our place are becoming something teams genuinely don't enjoy. Dortmund found that out the hard way. Victory, relief, and a reminder that Europe at home is still where Tottenham look like Tottenham. Like, subscribe, and get involved in the comments. Are you convinced by this result, or just delaying the inevitable? COYS.

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We're joined by The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke to talk honestly about Tottenham's decline, Thomas Frank's appointment, and why Spurs at home feel lifeless and predictable. Is this “reality medicine” or just bad football? #football #thfc #coys #thomasfrank #frank #spurs

Tottenham are a mess right now. And this episode is basically group therapy with stats.We react to the Villa defeat, the toxic first half (yes, those possession numbers), and then the weird part where Spurs suddenly remembered how to play football for 20 minutes. We get into the Frank situation, the boardroom chaos, Paratici rumours, the “who's actually in charge?” problem, and why Spurs keep waiting until 2-0 down to show any fight.Plus:Spurs Women doing things properly (signings, points on the board, actual progress)Ref/discipline inconsistency and why it's doing everyone's head inThe Gallagher debate, the Diaz fantasy links, and why “club signings” only matter if the coaching worksFrank's subs… and how they killed the momentum deadWest Ham preview, plus the planned protest before the gameDrop your thoughts in the comments. Are you Frank out. Or is this bigger than the manager now?#THFC #Tottenham #Spurs #COYS #PremierLeague #AnEchoOfGlory #TottenhamHotspur #DanielLevy #ENIC #TransferNews #SpursFans #MatchReaction #SpursVilla #WestHamPreview

You knowAnother gut punch for Spurs. Late collapse at Bournemouth, players visibly unhappy at full time, and the pressure on Thomas Frank is only going one way. What should have been a chance to steady the ship turns into another damaging defeat, with questions now being asked inside the dressing room and outside the club. In this live show we break it all down. The late goals conceded. The body language from the players. The exchanges after the final whistle. And whether Frank is starting to lose control of the situation, or if this is simply a squad short on confidence and leadership. We'll react to the fallout, the media narrative, and where Spurs go next from here. Nothing off limits. Join us live and get involved in the chat. #THFC #Spurs #TottenhamHotspur #PremierLeague #COYS #ThomasFrank #SpursFans #FootballYouTube #LiveFootball #PostMatchReaction

A point that feels like two dropped. Spurs come away with a 1–1 draw against Sunderland and it's one of those games that leaves you frustrated rather than relieved. Plenty of the ball, moments of quality, but not enough edge where it mattered. We break down what went wrong, who stood up, and why this performance raised more questions than answers. From game management to missed chances, this one had the crowd jeering long before the final whistle. Not a meltdown. Not blind optimism either. Just an honest reaction to a game Spurs should probably be winning. Happy New Jeers. #COYS #spurs #thomasfrank

Dan is joined by Mike from Wicked Spursy to talk leadership, identity and why this Tottenham side feels like a group of kids without a grown-up in the room.We chat Romero as emotional spark vs leader, life after Ange, Frank's system (or lack of one), young players learning on the job, and why Spurs still miss someone who can drag them out of trouble.Some Spurs chat. Some squad-building therapy. Some Vermont snow.Catch more of Mike on:Wicked Spursy: Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YoutubeUnited in Green: Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/abitspursyChat with us on Discord at discord.abitspursy.comFollow us on Twitter at @abitspursy and @dan_spursEmail at dan@abitspursy.com

We were going to do an angry post game pod. We decided not to. Merry Christmas.

We welcome Jamie Carragher to the podcast to talk all things football ⚽️ From Mo Salah's future

In this conversation, Dan and Hex discuss the current state of Tottenham Hotspur, reflecting on recent performances, tactical approaches, and the impact of injuries on the team's dynamics. They explore the need for experienced players, the challenges of the Premier League, and the importance of maintaining a clear team identity. The discussion also touches on managerial strategies and the upcoming January transfer window, emphasising the fans' desire for improvement as the season progresses. Dan and Hex also explore various other themes surrounding football, particularly focusing on Tottenham's performance, the significance of cup competitions versus league standings, and the impact of injuries on squad depth. They discuss the evolution of football tactics, the potential future of AI in management, and the changing dynamics of football fandom, emphasising the commercialisation of the sport and its effects on fan engagement. Chapters03:03 Reflections on Recent Football Matches06:01 Analysing Team Performance and Player Dynamics08:47 The Impact of Key Player Injuries11:53 The Evolution of Premier League Tactics14:57 The Search for a New Team Identity17:55 The Role of Managers in Shaping Team Dynamics20:56 Concluding Thoughts on Team Future and Identity34:51 The Identity of Tottenham Hotspur37:00 Managerial Appointments and Club Vibes39:30 The Challenge of Consistency42:12 The Impact of Youth and Experience46:56 The Need for Experienced Players50:49 The Role of Old Heads in the Team53:30 Reflections on the Current Season01:01:32 Evaluating Frank's Tactics01:14:53 Looking Ahead: January Transfer Window01:15:23 January Transfer Window Expectations01:18:43 Cup Competitions vs League Performance01:22:29 The Importance of Cup Runs01:26:46 Analysing Current Team Performance01:31:57 Champions League Prospects01:35:30 Frank's Management Style and Challenges01:40:14 Finding Tottenham's Identity01:45:31 Reflections on Recent Seasons01:48:09 The Excitement of Early Games01:51:10 The Identity Crisis of Tottenham01:53:00 The Evolution of Football Tactics01:56:42 The Role of AI in Football Management02:00:30 The Changing Landscape of Football Viewership02:02:36 The Joy of Cup Competitions02:06:31 The Experience of Lower League Football02:10:40 The Future of Football and Fan Engagement Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/abitspursyChat with us on Discord at discord.abitspursy.comFollow us on Twitter at @abitspursy and @dan_spursEmail at dan@abitspursy.com

We're late, you know what we're talking about. Let's not dwell on it. COYS.

Dan's joined by Lazza to chat about Spurs' bounce-back draw against Newcastle, and win against Brentford. They discuss Spurs potential turning point of the season, exciting youth prospects, squad needs and expectations, and the 'mongrel' the team is potentially starting to display. Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/abitspursyChat with us on Discord at discord.abitspursy.comFollow us on Twitter at @abitspursy and @dan_spursEmail at dan@abitspursy.com

A solid win over Brentford for Spurs, with the moment of the match coming from Xavi. His strike flipped the game and gave us the control we'd been missing. We break down how the goal came about, the key passages of play, and what this performance tells us about where Thomas Frank's side is heading. We also look ahead to our Champions League showdown with Slavia Prague. What to expect from them, where the threats are, and the decisions Spurs need to get right to take charge of the first leg. Plus. we're giving away the signed Micky van de Venn shirt and medal on this episode. Find out if you're the winner. Join the chat and have your say. COYS.

A bit Spursy returns from an extended hiatus. Dan is joined by Alex to discuss the current state of affairs at Tottenham Hotspur. They chat about fan sentiments, the booing pandemic and toxicity in the stadium, development of youth stars, and sum up their feelings about Thomas Frank's first few months at Spurs. Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/abitspursyChat with us on Discord at discord.abitspursy.comFollow us on Twitter at @abitspursy and @dan_spursEmail at dan@abitspursy.com

We're live straight after the final whistle at St James' Park as Newcastle face Tottenham in a huge Premier League clash. All eyes are on Thomas Frank tonight. He's been under real pressure this week, with fans booing during the last home game and the manager openly saying Spurs “are nothing without the fans” while insisting he needs time to build something. Tonight won't be easy. Newcastle have been strong at home and Eddie Howe's side will test every part of this Spurs team. We'll break down whatever happens. We'll cover: • Key moments and turning points • Thomas Frank's decisions and whether they land • Player performances. good and bad • What this result means for Spurs' season • Live chat reactions from Spurs and Newcastle fans Join us after full-time for honest talk about the match and the wider story around this Spurs side. #Spurs #Newcastle #ThomasFrank #PremierLeague #MatchReaction #TottenhamHotspur

Spurs fall 2–1 to Fulham and once again hand over a free goal that completely changed the game. It's becoming a theme. We break down how the mistake happened, why it keeps happening, and what it means heading into a brutal run of fixtures. We'll look at: • The free goal we gifted and how it swung the momentum • Where Spurs actually played well • What's going wrong in midfield balance • Whether Thomas Frank needs to change shape or personnel • Fan reaction and what this means for the season Join us live, have your say, and let's work through what is starting to feel like the same story on repeat.

A rough night in the North London Derby. Richarlison lit it up with an outrageous forty-yard strike, but it wasn't enough. Eze tore through us with a hat trick. the first derby hat trick since 1978. and Arsenal walk away top of the league. We break down the key moments, the turning points, what Frank got wrong, and where this leaves Spurs heading into the next run of games. Jake, Jonny and Ollie don't hold back as they pick apart another derby that slipped away. Drop your thoughts in the comments. What hurt the most. What changes from here.

Tottenham Hotspur supporters Rachel Martin and Mark from the Spurs Trust join us for an honest and passionate discussion about the club's ticket pricing crisis — and why fans have launched the new “Fill Our Home, Find Our Voice” campaign. Together, we dig into all SIX demands aimed at Spurs, including: • Fair pricing for home & cup matches • Concessions for young adults and kids across the whole stadium • Fixing the broken ticket exchange • The shocking Champions League attendance drop • How the club's new leadership is responding post-Levy • Why Spurs risk losing an entire generation of young fans Rachel and Mark speak openly about empty seats, atmosphere issues, fan engagement failures, and what needs to change right now to protect the future of the club.

Big one coming up. It's North London Derby week and we're live to look ahead to Spurs vs Arsenal. We'll break down where the game will be won, how Thomas Frank is likely to set us up, and which players need to show up if we're taking three points off them. We'll go through predicted lineups, Frank's key decisions, form guides, and the matchups that matter. We'll also chat through the atmosphere, the stakes, and why this one feels bigger than usual. On top of that, we're joined by the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust to talk about their new campaign and what it means for the club and fans. The boys will be taking your comments throughout the show. Get involved and drop your score predictions. Join the chat and get ready for derby day.

Another wild one at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Spurs drew 2-2 with Manchester United in a game full of missed chances, controversy, and late drama. Van de Ven and Brennan Johnson were both on target, but defensive lapses and wasted opportunities let United back in it. Jonny, Ollie, and Jake break down the key moments, Thomas Frank's tactics, and what this result means for Spurs' top-four push. We'll also look ahead to next week's clash and ask: are Spurs improving or stalling?

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Thomas Frank's Tottenham keep marching on!

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Hello everyone, normal service is resumed today with Sam returning from his sick bed to talk about the Europa League final and how all of these omens do NOTHING for me as I actually see them as negatives; has this club completely broken me? Also talk about how, in a mad turn of events, winning Wednesday... the trophy is kinda secondary now to the money involved due to the sheer awful performance in the league this season! Anyway, we hope you all enjoy the show and COME ON YOU SPURS!! for Wednesday!

Hello everyone and welcome back to our podcast where this week there is tension... we are close to falling out... see if you can spot it, its well hidden ha ha We all have differing opinions on players, the problems etc and this week we air ours and go from there... BUT the key is to move forward and focus on what is ahead of us as we still have it in our hands to make this a very solid / good foundation season to build from if ... IF we can put together some results and we have four games left in January to do that otherwise I fear what comes next if we do not. Come On You Spurs !!!!