Welcome to another episode of an Echo of Glory. No Jake this week so we hand a debut to... Jake and hear some amazing training ground revelations from reporter Paul Belverstone. The doughnut gets a mention too, obvs.

Could the addition of young player Alfie Dorrington be the spark Tottenham Hotspur needs to revitalize their team? We sit down with Jake Sanders, Assistant Sports Editor of The Sun, to discuss the implications of Dorrington's potential, as well as the impact of the new all-white kit on the team's fortunes. With a focus on Tottenham's youth development and sales plan, we analyze the prospects of moving players like Dombele, Rodon, and Winx to make room for new talent, and ponder whether European clubs will be willing to pay for them.

We also take a closer look at the challenges that new Spurs manager might face in the coming season. From navigating the soap opera surrounding Harry Kane's future to building a new style of football and team, we discuss the importance of Kane remaining focused on his job at Spurs and the potential for a cup run. Tune in as we explore the resources available to Tottenham, the impact of not having European football for squad players, and the potential benefits of having Alfie Dorrington as a backup player over options like Sanchez or Dyer.

Finally, Jake gives us an insider's perspective on the possible changes under Postecoglou's management, including differences in training schedules compared to Antonio Conte's methods. We also consider the atmosphere shift at press conferences since Postecoglou's appointment and the possibility of a more positive outlook for the team. Don't miss this comprehensive look at Tottenham Hotspur's current situation and their hopes for the future!

(0:00:00) - Squad, Kits, and Ryan Mason's Future

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