Substitute

Steff, Milo, and Ram look back at the what’s been happening in the Euros, ponder how hirsute Southgate might or might not be, and enjoy a detailed deep dive into substitutes – how they’re perceived, how they’re used, and how the role is being redefined in the modern game. Oh, and Milo breaks out a new terrace chant!

Is There Too Much Football?

Steff, Milo, and Gareth tackle the topic of whether there’s too much football or not and what the related realities, implications and potential solutions are. We also look back at what has been a busy week in the Spurs world, as well as advocate for nipple awareness in the world of replica shirts.

You Wouldn’t Like Me When I’m Angey

Steff, Milo, and Ricky look back at a highly entertaining match v Bournemouth, offer some movie recommendations and spotlight the Hollywood blockbusters which have accurately cast Ange in their smash hits…all this AND Milo makes a stone-cold cast iron prediction! 2024 is off to a flyer!

No Centre Backs, No Problem

Steff, Milo, and Ricky discuss our draw against City, enjoy the fruits of Angeball, ask why some pundits keep calling Ange’s tactics naïve, discuss the efforts of our depleted squad, and wax lyrical on why Deki is the absolute business right now.

Patience

Steff, Milo, and Gareth look at the current transfer rumours and what they indicate about our direction, size up some of the greatest career comebacks from slow starts at Spurs, and pay tribute to our very own Glastonbury Festival performer. If you like a heady combination of chatty nostalgia and general optimism about the future, here we are!

A Cannon Of Excuses

This week, Steff, Milo and Aamar (formerly known as Luton and the key founder of this pod) convene to discuss the North London Derby only to find a variety of reasons lie behind its postponement. We will also be looking back at our League Cup semi-final second leg against Chelsea AND having a Conte-perspective natter about our reported transfer targets. Well, put it this way, IF Conte ‘nattered’ we try to frame how he’d feel about such rumoured incomings. All that AND we tell you the two ingredients for a party to be legitimate; they’re so obvious, a 4 year old knows…