An Echo of Glory

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

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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

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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

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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.

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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?

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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.

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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.

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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.

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