The View From The Lane: The Athletic FC's Spurs show

Host Danny Kelly is alongside The Athletic’s Jack Pitt-Brooke after a defeat for Spurs away at Liverpool.

Charlie Eccleshare provided a match report from Anfield, reflecting on a dramatic match.

Harry Kane was at it again, putting in a stellar display as Spurs fought back against Liverpool and scoring his 25th Premier League goal in the process.

This leads to a discussion on Kane’s future, with just over a year left to go on the striker’s contract.

Produced by Mike Stavrou.

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Danny Kelly and Jack Pitt-Brooke are in The Athletic studio In London (joined by James Maw on a screen!) to dissect the draw with Manchester United.

Ryan Mason is in charge until the end of the season, but who will be the next permanent manager?

The panel assess the above question and answer a question on Mauricio Pochettino’s seemingly imminent move to Chelsea.

Produced by Mike Stavrou.

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Host Danny Kelly is alongside The Athletic's James Maw and Jack Pitt-Brooke after the humbling defeat to Newcastle in the Premier League.

There's a full analysis of the switch to a back four and how the players fared in a new system.

Charlie Eccleshare has the latest on Cristian Stellini's future after the defeat, while the panel discuss how the club can be fixed.

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Danny Kelly is with The Athletic’s Jack Pitt-Brooke and Charlie Eccleshare on the latest episode of The View From The Lane.

The panel assess the academy after the U-17s won the Premier League Cup, while Chloe Morgan gives us the lowdown on the women’s team, who are facing the possibility of relegation.

Also on the agenda is an interview with Daniel Levy.

Produced by Mike Stavrou.

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Host Danny Kelly is alongside The Athletic’s James Maw, Jack Pitt-Brooke and Charlie Eccleshare after yet another dismal result against a relegation-threatened side.

The panel discuss a number of topics including Davinson Sanchez being booed by Spurs fans, Cristian Stellini, Daniel Levy and the general atmosphere at the north London club.

Coming up is a run of huge games in the race for the top four, but is there any hope for Spurs of landing a Champions League spot?

Produced by Mike Stavrou

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Danny Kelly is with Charlie Eccleshare and Jack Pitt-Brooke, with the central question of the show being: Who is Spurs’ new Chief Football Officer, Scott Munn?

The panel give the lowdown on Munn and what this new role at the club may entail and who he will report to.

There’s a quick check on the club’s loanees, and also a look ahead to the remaining eight games of the season as the top-four race heats up.

Produced by Mike Stavrou.

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Host Danny Kelly is with The Athletic’s James Maw after a VAR-fuelled and controversial, 2-1 win over Brighton.

The panel dissect the decisions and praise Son Heung-Min for scoring his 100th Premier League goal in spectacular fashion.

Also on the agenda are new Chief Football Officer Scott Munn, Harry Kane and Dejan Kulusevski.

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Host Danny Kelly is alongside The Athletic’s James Maw and Charlie Eccleshare to dissect the results of a survey of Spurs fans conducted by The Athletic.

Questions included who should be appointed as the next permanent manager and whether silverware is more valuable than playing good football.

The panel also fielded emails from listeners. If you want to get involved in the show, simply send a question or voice note to [email protected]

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Host Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic’s Jack Pitt-Brooke and James Maw as the football finally returned.

But it wasn’t a happy return for Spurs. Under the management of Cristian Stellini, the north Londoners struggled to a 1-1 draw with relegation-threatened Everton at Goodison Park.

The panel discuss the draw, and field emails from listeners on who should be appointed as the next permanent manager of the club.

Produced by Mike Stavrou.

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Host Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic’s Jack Pitt-Brooke and Charlie Eccleshare after another tumultuous week for Spurs.

You’d think sacking a highly-rated manager and appointing an assistant ahead of the run-in of a huge top-four race was drama enough for one week at Spurs, well, think again.

The club’s managing director of football, Fabio Paratici, has had his 30-month ban from Italian football extended “to have worldwide effect”.

What does this mean, where do Spurs go from here and how do they go about their search for a permanent manager now, are all questions tackled by The View from The Lane.

Produced by Mike Stavrou.

* A reminder that VFTL has been nominated for 'Best Team Podcast' at this year's Sports Podcast Awards - simply head to https://www.sportspodcastgroup.com/sports_category/best-team-podcast/ and create a free account to register your vote!

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