As the World Cup rolls along, we do as well. We chat about Richarlison's world-class goal for Brazil, Harry Kane's ankle woes for England, and the prospects of U.S. midfielder Weston McKennie at Spurs. We also get into Tottenham's woes at right wing back, with rumors swirling around Emerson Royal and Djed Spence.

With the men's World Cup underway, we start the podcast talking about Spurs Women following a defeat at Chelsea. We also have a big picture conversation about the club and its direction. Then we dive deep into news involving Spurs players out of Qatar as they gear up to tackle on-field and off-field issues. 

Spurs bow out of the Carabao Cup, but win a wild one in their final match before the World Cup break. We dissect everything that went down during the week for Tottenham, including that Champions League draw. Plus, we look back over the "first half" of the season.

Another busy week for Spurs concludes with a harsh defeat at home to Liverpool. But there is good news for Tottenham after qualifying for the last 16 in the Champions League. We discuss both, as well as what the next month will look like with a World Cup break to come. 

Spurs storm back to beat Bournemouth, capping a wild week. We talk about the furious comeback to sink the Cherries, then look back on a controversial midweek affair in the Champions League. We also have a lengthy discussion about bias in officiating while answering some of your questions. 

Two losses in two for Spurs and storm clouds are hovering over North London. Is this just a blip on the radar or a sign of things to come? Join us as we discuss a tough week for Tottenham and how they bounce back from it.

Time to recap three wins for Spurs across the men's and women's teams this week. We start with a 1-0 victory for the women over Liverpool before jumping into a Champions League triumph for the men over Frankfurt. Then it's on to that Everton win and the injury to Richarlison. We talk at length about rotation and formations for Spurs as they sprint toward the World Cup break.

The Depot crew gather to discuss the tragic death of Tottenham fitness coach Gian Piero Ventrone. They then talk about a midweek draw in Frankfurt, divert into a discussion about Bryan Gil, and recap a win at Brighton and all that went with it. 

Spurs fall flat in the second half of the North London Derby, losing to their rivals 3-1. We discuss the formation, the blunder at the back, and of course the officiating. We also look back on what was a poor result for the Spurs Women against Arsenal. 

It's an international break during a World Cup year, so, yeah. We still find plenty to talk about, including some injury woes for Spurs. There's also a dip into the mailbag to answer some of your questions while looking ahead to next week's North London Derby.