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!

1 Man, 2 Cups

Steff, Milo and Gareth take a slightly different approach to discussing the week’s events and matches in N17. Less forensic, more holistic, some tea, sympathy (and strawberry milk), plus we pay deserved tribute to the legend Martin Chivers and the stalwart Terry Yorath.

Drawing, Drawing Tottenham

Steff, Milo, and Gareth look back at the draws against Sunderland and Brentford. We get into some deeper observations on where the club is at. Plus…it’s transfer window time, and we are right in there! There’s much to sink your ears into!

Gray Day

Steff, Milo, and Ram discuss the fruit of victory at Selhurst Park, ponder the concept of being managed by Syd Barrett, Lemmy, or Burnstein & Mensch, muse over whether we are miserable bastards, discuss the mighty Archie Gray, pontificate on the importance of inches, and find time to compare our current state to literature! Happy Holidays!

Doubting Thomas

Steff, Milo and Gareth are your therapists helping guide us all through the choppy waters which saw a home defeat to Fulham and a CL away defeat to PSG. You actually get a little over the usual ‘hour’ AND we don’t charge, so settle back on the couch, clear your mind, and engage with the assistance being offered (hope it helps!)…

Challenges and Changes – Our Season So Far

Steff, Milo, and Gareth take stock of the matches against Chelsea in the Prem and Newcastle in the League Cup, as well as taking a dialectic look at where we are at the quarter-point of the season.