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It all comes down to the final day.
In Episode 100 of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen look back at the Chelsea defeat and preview the huge winner-takes-all final home game against Everton, with Spurs and West Ham both fighting to avoid relegation.
We discuss the frustration of another Stamford Bridge defeat, the decisions that went against Spurs, whether Mathys Tel, James Maddison and Dominic Solanke should start, and why Roberto De Zerbi has been dragged into talking about Cristian Romero when the focus should be on the biggest Spurs match in a generation.
Then we look ahead to Sunday. Spurs only go down if they lose and West Ham win — but with this team, nothing feels simple. Can Spurs get the draw they need? Will the crowd be able to lift the players without adding pressure? And if survival is secured, should attention immediately turn to the board, the owners, and the people responsible for this mess?
For Episode 100, we also take a short trip down memory lane with two Spurs legends from the 100-goal club: Glenn Hoddle and Jermain Defoe. We talk Hoddle’s genius, his goals, his style, his coaching career, and Glen’s personal story of meeting him as a child, before moving on to Defoe’s finishing, his two spells at Spurs, and why he remains such a loved figure at the club.
Thanks to everyone who has listened, watched, subscribed, joined the WhatsApp community, or been part of the podcast so far. Whatever happens next, we’ll keep talking Spurs. Come on you Spurs.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro — Episode 100 and Everton preview
00:25 Glen on the grind of talking Spurs right now
01:04 No celebration if Spurs survive
01:41 Attention must turn to the board and owners
02:01 Cristian Romero leaving for Argentina
03:08 Romero, leadership and putting country before club
04:20 De Zerbi forced to talk about Romero before a huge game
05:09 What happens against Everton?
05:46 Would you trust Spurs to play for a draw?
06:19 Should James Maddison start?
07:10 From Europa League parade to relegation anxiety
07:32 Aston Villa’s trophy win and parallels with Spurs
08:29 Why Spurs’ position still feels dangerous
09:06 The only relegation permutation: Spurs lose, West Ham win
09:54 Pickford, Grealish and Everton’s motivation
10:58 Have Spurs fans done their part this season?
11:38 Selling the Everton ticket and fan mood
12:44 Final-day nerves and watching from Australia
13:20 Everton’s away form and danger on the break
13:47 Leeds’ away form and what West Ham need
14:07 West Ham, Nuno and the relegation fight
15:13 Chelsea review begins
15:23 A typical Chelsea away defeat
15:50 Spurs switch off for Chelsea’s second goal
16:17 Kinsky, Palmer and defensive issues
16:47 Spurs’ penalty drought and VAR questions
17:27 Was the Chelsea yellow card actually a penalty?
18:17 Delap’s elbow on Spence
19:11 Spurs never really got going at Stamford Bridge
19:39 Chelsea’s expensive midfield and Spurs below-par players
20:10 Maddison’s late chance
20:31 Spurs on life support
21:08 Should Solanke start against Everton?
21:38 Solanke’s hold-up play and attacking options
22:11 Kolo Muani’s Arsenal post
23:03 De Zerbi, the team bus and mixed messages
24:09 Hoping for a big European-style atmosphere
24:16 Will the crowd lift Spurs or add pressure?
24:54 Vicario available, but should Kinsky stay in goal?
25:03 Players who need to leave
25:06 Vuskovic’s latest goal and excitement for next season
25:28 Spurs youngsters: Moore, Bergvall, Gray, Vuskovic and Min-hyeok Yang
26:29 Episode 100 reflections
26:56 The Spurs 100 Club
27:18 Glenn Hoddle’s Spurs career
28:25 Glen’s personal Hoddle naming story
29:23 Meeting Glenn Hoddle as a child in Guernsey
31:22 Watching Hoddle play for Spurs
32:06 Hoddle’s cup final goals and technique
32:53 Hoddle with England and being ahead of his time
33:46 Hoddle at Monaco, Swindon, Chelsea and England
36:53 Should Hoddle still have a role at Spurs?
37:23 Hoddle and Ardiles offering to help Spurs
38:48 Jermain Defoe enters the 100 Club
39:40 Defoe’s shooting, low backlift and finishing
40:08 Defoe’s five-goal game against Wigan
41:04 Defoe as a classic two-striker forward
42:04 Defoe’s MLS move and coaching journey
43:24 Defoe, Bradley Lowery and his character
44:06 Defoe’s second Spurs spell under Redknapp
45:19 Fond memories of good players in bad Spurs teams
46:19 Now Spurs just have a bad team
46:52 One last big push
46:57 Outro — whatever happens, we keep going
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By Graeme Spice and Glen CowieIt all comes down to the final day.
In Episode 100 of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen look back at the Chelsea defeat and preview the huge winner-takes-all final home game against Everton, with Spurs and West Ham both fighting to avoid relegation.
We discuss the frustration of another Stamford Bridge defeat, the decisions that went against Spurs, whether Mathys Tel, James Maddison and Dominic Solanke should start, and why Roberto De Zerbi has been dragged into talking about Cristian Romero when the focus should be on the biggest Spurs match in a generation.
Then we look ahead to Sunday. Spurs only go down if they lose and West Ham win — but with this team, nothing feels simple. Can Spurs get the draw they need? Will the crowd be able to lift the players without adding pressure? And if survival is secured, should attention immediately turn to the board, the owners, and the people responsible for this mess?
For Episode 100, we also take a short trip down memory lane with two Spurs legends from the 100-goal club: Glenn Hoddle and Jermain Defoe. We talk Hoddle’s genius, his goals, his style, his coaching career, and Glen’s personal story of meeting him as a child, before moving on to Defoe’s finishing, his two spells at Spurs, and why he remains such a loved figure at the club.
Thanks to everyone who has listened, watched, subscribed, joined the WhatsApp community, or been part of the podcast so far. Whatever happens next, we’ll keep talking Spurs. Come on you Spurs.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro — Episode 100 and Everton preview
00:25 Glen on the grind of talking Spurs right now
01:04 No celebration if Spurs survive
01:41 Attention must turn to the board and owners
02:01 Cristian Romero leaving for Argentina
03:08 Romero, leadership and putting country before club
04:20 De Zerbi forced to talk about Romero before a huge game
05:09 What happens against Everton?
05:46 Would you trust Spurs to play for a draw?
06:19 Should James Maddison start?
07:10 From Europa League parade to relegation anxiety
07:32 Aston Villa’s trophy win and parallels with Spurs
08:29 Why Spurs’ position still feels dangerous
09:06 The only relegation permutation: Spurs lose, West Ham win
09:54 Pickford, Grealish and Everton’s motivation
10:58 Have Spurs fans done their part this season?
11:38 Selling the Everton ticket and fan mood
12:44 Final-day nerves and watching from Australia
13:20 Everton’s away form and danger on the break
13:47 Leeds’ away form and what West Ham need
14:07 West Ham, Nuno and the relegation fight
15:13 Chelsea review begins
15:23 A typical Chelsea away defeat
15:50 Spurs switch off for Chelsea’s second goal
16:17 Kinsky, Palmer and defensive issues
16:47 Spurs’ penalty drought and VAR questions
17:27 Was the Chelsea yellow card actually a penalty?
18:17 Delap’s elbow on Spence
19:11 Spurs never really got going at Stamford Bridge
19:39 Chelsea’s expensive midfield and Spurs below-par players
20:10 Maddison’s late chance
20:31 Spurs on life support
21:08 Should Solanke start against Everton?
21:38 Solanke’s hold-up play and attacking options
22:11 Kolo Muani’s Arsenal post
23:03 De Zerbi, the team bus and mixed messages
24:09 Hoping for a big European-style atmosphere
24:16 Will the crowd lift Spurs or add pressure?
24:54 Vicario available, but should Kinsky stay in goal?
25:03 Players who need to leave
25:06 Vuskovic’s latest goal and excitement for next season
25:28 Spurs youngsters: Moore, Bergvall, Gray, Vuskovic and Min-hyeok Yang
26:29 Episode 100 reflections
26:56 The Spurs 100 Club
27:18 Glenn Hoddle’s Spurs career
28:25 Glen’s personal Hoddle naming story
29:23 Meeting Glenn Hoddle as a child in Guernsey
31:22 Watching Hoddle play for Spurs
32:06 Hoddle’s cup final goals and technique
32:53 Hoddle with England and being ahead of his time
33:46 Hoddle at Monaco, Swindon, Chelsea and England
36:53 Should Hoddle still have a role at Spurs?
37:23 Hoddle and Ardiles offering to help Spurs
38:48 Jermain Defoe enters the 100 Club
39:40 Defoe’s shooting, low backlift and finishing
40:08 Defoe’s five-goal game against Wigan
41:04 Defoe as a classic two-striker forward
42:04 Defoe’s MLS move and coaching journey
43:24 Defoe, Bradley Lowery and his character
44:06 Defoe’s second Spurs spell under Redknapp
45:19 Fond memories of good players in bad Spurs teams
46:19 Now Spurs just have a bad team
46:52 One last big push
46:57 Outro — whatever happens, we keep going