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Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 98
Spurs have won back-to-back league games. Yes, really.
In this episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen look back at the huge away win at Aston Villa and ask whether Roberto De Zerbi has finally found the missing belief in this Tottenham squad.
We discuss a performance that felt better than the 2-1 scoreline, the intensity from the first whistle, the impact of Conor Gallagher, João Palhinha, Pedro Porro, Richarlison, Kolo Muani and Mathys Tel, and why De Zerbi’s “no more pity party” mentality may be exactly what these players needed.
We also preview Monday night’s home match against Leeds. Can Spurs carry the same intensity into a game where expectation will be higher? Will the home crowd help or add pressure? Should Kinsky keep his place? Could Maddison get minutes? And can Spurs take another huge step towards Premier League survival?
There’s also chat about Archie Gray’s future role, Spurs’ transfer needs, Johan Lange, Sebastian Kehl, possible summer targets, West Ham, Arsenal, Chelsea, the Australia pre-season tour, Spurs youngsters, and a World Cup rant for good measure.
Please like, subscribe and join us for more Tottenham discussion from both the match-attending and international supporter view. Come on you Spurs.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro — Villa review and Leeds preview
00:22 Spurs have won back-to-back games
00:51 Seven points from nine and disbelief
01:29 Watching Villa on delay
01:58 Spurs’ fast start and deliberate press
02:27 The “Villa made changes” excuse
03:01 De Zerbi’s view on Villa and Forest rotation
03:39 Villa looked like individuals, not a team
04:10 Villa, Forest and European football
04:39 Standout Spurs performers against Villa
04:51 Gallagher finally looks like the player Spurs thought they bought
05:22 De Zerbi fixing the mentality problem
06:07 Mathys Tel’s cross and Richarlison’s header
06:31 Gallagher’s goal and Spurs finally shooting
06:46 Kolo Muani’s improved performance
07:16 De Zerbi’s “stop the pity party” message
07:32 Archie Gray and sympathy over reduced minutes
07:41 De Zerbi on Gray’s future and best position
09:53 Villa win gives Spurs belief
10:40 Managing the home crowd pressure against Leeds
11:09 Leeds preview and their recent form
11:51 Monday night kickoff and watching plans
12:30 West Ham vs Arsenal and survival maths
13:41 Chelsea away after Leeds
15:09 De Zerbi’s impact compared with Tudor and Frank
16:11 Tactical tweaks, triangles and body language
17:23 More shooting in training and attacking intent
18:29 Leeds atmosphere and Maddison minutes
19:35 Injury update: Maddison, Solanke and Vicario
20:05 Should Kinsky keep his place?
20:24 Udogie’s Villa performance and attacking role
21:11 Leeds score predictions
21:58 Extra time between games helping De Zerbi
22:52 Chelsea fan protests and De Zerbi at Stamford Bridge
24:15 Leeds team selection and midfield debate
25:16 Experience over youth in the run-in
25:40 What could De Zerbi do next season?
26:24 Spurs need a proper striker
27:19 Recruitment, Brighton/Bournemouth models and Evan Ferguson
28:58 Spurs survival confidence and summer clear-out
29:16 Johan Lange and Sebastian Kehl concerns
30:20 Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi links
31:23 Survival twists and Spurs’ momentum
32:23 West Ham, Arsenal and the relegation battle
33:19 If West Ham go down, they are a warning to Spurs
34:13 Arsenal fan hotel booking chaos
34:43 Tyrese Hall spotted in Nottingham
35:48 Spurs youngsters on loan
36:26 Mikey Moore wins Young Player of the Year in Scotland
37:19 Spurs’ Australia/New Zealand tour plans
38:38 World Cup absences and young players on tour
40:07 Pre-season ticket prices and World Cup ticket madness
41:22 World Cup build-up and losing the football romance
43:37 Final Spurs thoughts
43:46 Outro — like, subscribe and COYS
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By Graeme Spice and Glen CowieSpurs have won back-to-back league games. Yes, really.
In this episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen look back at the huge away win at Aston Villa and ask whether Roberto De Zerbi has finally found the missing belief in this Tottenham squad.
We discuss a performance that felt better than the 2-1 scoreline, the intensity from the first whistle, the impact of Conor Gallagher, João Palhinha, Pedro Porro, Richarlison, Kolo Muani and Mathys Tel, and why De Zerbi’s “no more pity party” mentality may be exactly what these players needed.
We also preview Monday night’s home match against Leeds. Can Spurs carry the same intensity into a game where expectation will be higher? Will the home crowd help or add pressure? Should Kinsky keep his place? Could Maddison get minutes? And can Spurs take another huge step towards Premier League survival?
There’s also chat about Archie Gray’s future role, Spurs’ transfer needs, Johan Lange, Sebastian Kehl, possible summer targets, West Ham, Arsenal, Chelsea, the Australia pre-season tour, Spurs youngsters, and a World Cup rant for good measure.
Please like, subscribe and join us for more Tottenham discussion from both the match-attending and international supporter view. Come on you Spurs.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro — Villa review and Leeds preview
00:22 Spurs have won back-to-back games
00:51 Seven points from nine and disbelief
01:29 Watching Villa on delay
01:58 Spurs’ fast start and deliberate press
02:27 The “Villa made changes” excuse
03:01 De Zerbi’s view on Villa and Forest rotation
03:39 Villa looked like individuals, not a team
04:10 Villa, Forest and European football
04:39 Standout Spurs performers against Villa
04:51 Gallagher finally looks like the player Spurs thought they bought
05:22 De Zerbi fixing the mentality problem
06:07 Mathys Tel’s cross and Richarlison’s header
06:31 Gallagher’s goal and Spurs finally shooting
06:46 Kolo Muani’s improved performance
07:16 De Zerbi’s “stop the pity party” message
07:32 Archie Gray and sympathy over reduced minutes
07:41 De Zerbi on Gray’s future and best position
09:53 Villa win gives Spurs belief
10:40 Managing the home crowd pressure against Leeds
11:09 Leeds preview and their recent form
11:51 Monday night kickoff and watching plans
12:30 West Ham vs Arsenal and survival maths
13:41 Chelsea away after Leeds
15:09 De Zerbi’s impact compared with Tudor and Frank
16:11 Tactical tweaks, triangles and body language
17:23 More shooting in training and attacking intent
18:29 Leeds atmosphere and Maddison minutes
19:35 Injury update: Maddison, Solanke and Vicario
20:05 Should Kinsky keep his place?
20:24 Udogie’s Villa performance and attacking role
21:11 Leeds score predictions
21:58 Extra time between games helping De Zerbi
22:52 Chelsea fan protests and De Zerbi at Stamford Bridge
24:15 Leeds team selection and midfield debate
25:16 Experience over youth in the run-in
25:40 What could De Zerbi do next season?
26:24 Spurs need a proper striker
27:19 Recruitment, Brighton/Bournemouth models and Evan Ferguson
28:58 Spurs survival confidence and summer clear-out
29:16 Johan Lange and Sebastian Kehl concerns
30:20 Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi links
31:23 Survival twists and Spurs’ momentum
32:23 West Ham, Arsenal and the relegation battle
33:19 If West Ham go down, they are a warning to Spurs
34:13 Arsenal fan hotel booking chaos
34:43 Tyrese Hall spotted in Nottingham
35:48 Spurs youngsters on loan
36:26 Mikey Moore wins Young Player of the Year in Scotland
37:19 Spurs’ Australia/New Zealand tour plans
38:38 World Cup absences and young players on tour
40:07 Pre-season ticket prices and World Cup ticket madness
41:22 World Cup build-up and losing the football romance
43:37 Final Spurs thoughts
43:46 Outro — like, subscribe and COYS