Finding Our Way Out Of The Forest

Steff, Ram and Milo discuss our draw at the City Ground, the improvements we are seeing in our performances and we review the transfer window and ask how much better our squad is now compared to May

New Faces, Familiar Problems

Steff and Milo look back at the ever-turbulent, ever-challenging trials and turmoils at Tottenham Hotspur, which this week include a home defeat to Newcastle, a League Cup win against Charlton, and yet more frenetic transfer activity. Patience is a virtue…are you feeling virtuous?!

Squad Review

Hamsters peddling the wifi engine? Charlie Gray in midfield? Archie Gray on bass? Statues for Richy? A few tears shed for things which feel like they have to happen? It can ONLY be TGIAG Marathon Squad Review with Steff, Milo, and Ram. And for those on Bluesky, do check out the visual aids created by Milo…

A diagram showing the age breakdown of the Spurs squad broken down into pre-peak, peak and post-peak
A diagram showing how many years left Spurs players have on their contracts

Relief

Steff, Milo and Ram breathe a huge sigh of relief and bring you all the emotions from our triumphant final day escape and the 1-0 win at the Lane against Everton.

Pelican Crossings

Steff, Milo and Gareth discuss our game at Stamford Bridge which saw everything now move to that final home game on Sunday against Everton. We also offer some relief tips for surviving the week, agreeing that getting outdoors and engaging in avian therapy is the way to go. This club never does anything easily does it…

A Scrappy Win

Steff, Milo and Gareth celebrate 300 episodes of the pod by discussing our 1-0 WIN (capital letters!) at Wolves. Of course there was the usual ration of 2025/26 ‘luck’ which came with it (injuries) and we’ll discuss those, plus we’ll be looking at some of the off-field moves this ‘curious leadership’ have made and are looking to make. It’s a bit like a Black Mirror episode…

Simons Says

Steff, Milo, and Ram discuss the awakening of Spurs against Brighton, who turned in a fine performance despite the heartbreaking concession of that last minute equaliser. We also discuss why Xavi Simons should keep his place, what De Zerbi is doing, and whether we think it will be enough!