The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and Charlie Eccleshare join Danny Kelly to react to Spurs' 5-1 win over Newcastle.

They praise the performances of Conte's makeshift wing-backs, as well as a masterclass from Harry Kane, and impressive cameos from Bergwijn and Moura.

They then debate where this leaves the team in the race for fourth, and reminisce over the last time five different players scored in a single game for Spurs.

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The Athletic's Charlie Eccleshare and James Maw join Danny Kelly to preview Spurs' match against Newcastle this weekend, as the the Premier League returns after the international break.

They also discuss the performances of some current and former Spurs players who featured for their national sides over the past few days, and they debate which Premier League player from another club would make Spurs immediately better.

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The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and Charlie Eccleshare join Danny Kelly to answer your questions in a Mailbag Special.

How many points are needed to finish 4th? Who's Spurs best player of the Premier League era? And should the club be looking for young talent in the EFL. All that and more...

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The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and James Maw join Danny Kelly for The View from the Lane's annual squad audit.

With the end of the season less than two months aways we take a look at every player in the Spurs squad and debate whether they should have a future at the club beyond the current season.

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The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and James Maw join Danny Kelly to reflect on Spurs' impressive win over West Ham.

They celebrate Son's return to form, as well as another great display from both Bentancur and Kulusevski.

They then debate where this victory leaves them in the race for 4th, before going on to look at the Spurs players leaving for international duty.

They have the latest on Skipp's return to fitness, and discuss whether he'll go straight back in to Conte's starting eleven.

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The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and James Maw join Danny Kelly to reflect on Spurs' 2-0 win at Brighton.

They analyse some impressive performances from Kulusevski, Bentancur and Romero, as Fabio Paratici's signings begin to pay off.

There's also a look ahead to the game at West Ham, reaction to Conte's latest complaints, and a St. Patrick's Day debate about Spurs' greatest ever Irish footballer.

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The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and Charlie Eccleshare join Danny Kelly to reflect on Spurs' 3-2 defeat to Manchester United.

They then look ahead to the midweek game at Brighton, as well as Arsenal v Liverpool that same night, as Spurs hope to make ground on their North London rivals in the race for the top four.

And we settle two big debates once and for all...

Adebayor v Aubameyang & Cristiano Ronaldo v Ron Davies

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The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and James Maw join Danny Kelly to discuss the race for the top four, ahead of Manchester United v Spurs this weekend.

They also look at the sanctions handed out to Roman Abramovich, Poch's future at PSG after going out of the champions League, and the latest on the stadium naming rights.

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The Athletic's James Maw and Charlie Eccleshare join Danny Kelly to react to Spurs' impressive 5-0 win over Everton.

They discuss the dynamic performance in attack from Kane, Son and Kulusevski, as well as some key individual displays throughout the team, most notably that of Matt Doherty.

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The Athletic's Charlie Eccleshare and James Maw join Danny Kelly to react to the FA Cup defeat to Middlesbrough.

There are so many problems with the team and plenty of debate about who is to blame. While we're scratching our heads about the football we may have the second question cracked.

The FA Cup offered the last slim hope of silverware this season and the club is now condemned to 15 years without a trophy.

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