An Echo of Glory

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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