The Tottenham Depot Podcast

Spurs continue to be a mess so we have a hard conversation about who's to blame. Plus, Spurs Women bounce back with a solid win as they get healthier.

Spurs share the points twice this week with draws to Roma and Fulham. We're here to recap both matches and chat about the state of things after Guglielmo Vicario's ankle injury which will keep him out for months.

Spurs run Manchester City out of the Ethiad with a 4-0 triumph behind a brace from James Maddison. We bask in the glow of an emphatic victory and also shout the praises of Spurs Women who return to winning ways. Plus, Tottenham polishes their brand.

Spurs Women drop the North London Derby and create a lot of questions about what's going on behind the scenes. We get into it plus the fallout from injuries on the men's side and a ton of other Tottenham topics.

Everything went wrong this week, so we're here to vent about it. Come join us.

It's a double-win pod as both Spurs men and women grab come from behind victories at home. We get into a stunning 4-goal second half for Tottenham's men in a win over Aston Villa, while the women got late fortune for a 2-1 victory over West Ham. Plus, how are injuries playing a factor for both teams as the calendar year winds down.

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Spurs bounce Manchester City from the cup with a 2-1 win in North London. We convene for a midweek pod to celebrate the occasion and dive deep into all the juicy plot points from this thrilling tie.

Spurs fall flat in a trip to Selhurst Park after getting a gritty win in Europe earlier in the week. We're here to chat about it all, including a big week for Mikey Moore and questions about the team's fight.

Djed Spence gets a new contract at Tottenham, plus we talk about weekend results for both the men's and women's team and a conversation about managerial job security.

Come celebrate 200 episodes with us as we chat about another defeat for Spurs Women, look ahead to the men returning from international break, and almost say goodbye to Ryan Mason.