Tottenham’s season is hanging by a thread, and in this episode of Home and Away, Graeme Spice and Glen Cowie react to Spurs’ damaging defeat away at Sunderland and look ahead to the massive home game against Brighton.

The conversation covers the growing feeling that relegation is becoming a real possibility, frustration with the squad’s mentality, questions over leadership, tactical issues under the new manager, and whether this group of players now needs a full rebuild. The lads also compare Spurs’ situation with clubs like Brighton, Villa and Newcastle, and ask whether there is any realistic route back from here.

Can Spurs still find the points to survive, or are we now staring at the Championship?

Let us know in the comments:

Are Spurs already down?

What changes would you make for Brighton?

Is this squad beyond saving?

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Timestamps

00:00 Intro

00:31 Opening thoughts and mood check

01:43 Reaction to Sunderland defeat

03:34 Has the fanbase accepted relegation?

05:09 Why Spurs still looked toothless

05:36 The overturned penalty debate

06:41 Midfield balance and lack of creativity

07:58 Why aren’t the academy players getting a chance?

09:04 Is there any way out of this?

10:20 Does the squad need a full rebuild?

11:02 Players, leadership and accountability

13:00 Can Spurs realistically get enough points?

13:47 Did anything change under the new manager?

15:15 The mental state of the squad

16:43 Why fans are shell-shocked too

17:05 Brighton build-up and the pressure at home

18:00 Would relegation make the Championship a nightmare?

19:29 Big clubs can stay down for years

20:21 Memories of the last relegation

23:38 Brighton as the model Spurs should envy

26:30 Villa, Newcastle and how Spurs were left behind

27:39 Recruitment, ownership and structural failure

30:07 Why going to games no longer feels enjoyable

31:05 Predicted lineup changes for Brighton

33:00 Injury news and possible returns

34:34 Score predictions

35:46 Final thoughts

Welcome to Home and Away, the Tottenham Hotspur podcast with Graeme Spice and Glen Cowie, joined this week by Iain Sawyer from Poddingham Podspurs. In this episode we preview Sunderland vs Spurs, discuss Roberto De Zerbi’s first game in charge, debate whether the extra time on the training ground can spark a survival push, and dig into Tottenham’s ongoing injury problems. We also talk Mikey Moore, Spurs’ relegation fight, score predictions, and a brilliant nostalgia detour into classic Premier League archive footage. If you’re a Spurs fan following every twist of this season, this one’s for you.

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Timestamps

00:00 Intro

00:02 Welcome to Home and Away

00:24 Glen’s Bissouma / De Zerbi fact check

01:42 Iain Sawyer joins the show

02:10 No game to review and the benefit of the break

02:25 Can De Zerbi use this as a mini pre-season?

03:25 Injured players, fitness boosts and settling the fan reaction

04:15 Supporting Spurs despite the De Zerbi divide

05:15 Do players react differently to a permanent manager?

06:06 Should Spurs move on from key defenders this summer?

06:26 The two phases of De Zerbi at Tottenham

09:44 Why Sunderland away may help Spurs

10:10 Fresh injury concerns and medical team frustration

11:25 Why do Tottenham keep getting so many injuries?

13:32 Brighton as De Zerbi’s first home game

14:19 Relegation battle, West Ham, Leeds and the run-in

17:32 Scoreline anxiety and why Sunderland won’t be easy

19:07 Youth players, loans and whether Spurs should trust them more

22:50 Score predictions for Sunderland vs Spurs

25:46 West Ham, Leeds and final day nerves

26:10 Mikey Moore update and his heart condition recovery

27:05 Rangers loan, pressure football and long-term development

28:29 Premier League archive nostalgia

30:31 Final Sunderland score predictions

32:12 Where do Spurs’ goals come from?

33:10 Harry Kane, England and elite striker standards

36:08 Spurs memories, archive footage and signing off

37:53 Outro and subscribe

Tottenham Hotspur have made a HUGE call — appointing Roberto De Zerbi as permanent manager on a long-term deal.

In this episode of Tottenham Home & Away, Graeme and Glen break down the decision, the timing, and what it means for Spurs’ survival hopes this season.

Is this a bold, forward-thinking appointment… or a panic move from a club without a clear plan?

We dive into De Zerbi’s tactical identity, how he might approach the final 7 games, and whether this squad can adapt after multiple managerial changes. There’s also discussion around transfer strategy, dressing room mentality, and what needs to change behind the scenes.

Plus:

What De Zerbi brings tactically

Why Spurs’ squad looks confused after multiple systems

Concerns around club structure and decision-making

World Cup 2026 ticket chaos and pricing madness

Upcoming guest: Vinny Samways

👉 Is this the reset Spurs needed… or another roll of the dice?

Come On You Spurs 🤍

00:00 – Intro

00:30 – Life without Spurs matches (international break)

02:30 – Vinny Samways teaser 👀

03:30 – De Zerbi appointed as Spurs manager

04:30 – Contract details, salary & no release clause

06:00 – Is this a panic decision?

07:30 – What De Zerbi brings tactically

09:00 – Can Spurs players adapt to yet another system?

11:00 – Squad confusion after multiple managers

13:30 – Do Spurs even have a plan?

15:00 – Key players who could benefit (Maddison, Kulusevski, Gray)

17:00 – Coaching staff rumours & backroom setup

19:30 – Brazilian coach link & tactical philosophy discussion

20:30 – Will De Zerbi adapt or impose his style?

22:00 – Dressing room dynamics & player response

23:30 – Concerns about his temperament & club chaos

25:00 – Summer rebuild: who stays, who goes?

27:00 – Youth vs experience debate

29:00 – Can Spurs build a proper identity?

31:00 – Survival maths: how many wins do we need?

33:00 – Form since Christmas 😬

34:30 – International break thoughts

36:00 – World Cup 2026 ticket prices outrage 💸

38:30 – Why football is pricing fans out

39:00 – Final thoughts

39:20 – Outro

In this episode of Tottenham Home & Away, Graeme and Glen are joined by special guest Tim from Colorado to break down a HUGE week for Spurs.

After a spirited performance against Atletico Madrid, is this finally a turning point? Has Igor Tudor started to restore belief, intensity, and identity to this squad?

We dive into what’s changed, why confidence looks different, and whether this performance can carry into a MASSIVE must-win clash against Nottingham Forest.

Plus — a brilliant story from Tim on how he became a Spurs fan in the US, and a fascinating discussion on football culture, the World Cup, and global fandom.

👉 Is this the start of the turnaround… or just a false dawn?

00:00 – Intro

00:24 – Has the chaos finally subsided at Spurs?

01:12 – Meet Tim: A Spurs fan from the US 🇺🇸

01:43 – Why choose Tottenham? (And not a “glory team”)

03:25 – Finding Spurs community in America

06:25 – Playing football in the US & early experiences

07:27 – World Cup 2026 discussion (USA perspective)

11:08 – Will fans even attend this World Cup?

13:44 – Politics, travel & impact on football fans

16:02 – FIFA, power & the future of the World Cup

17:17 – Atletico Madrid reaction 🔥

18:36 – Standout performers: Gray, Simons & more

19:05 – What’s changed under Tudor? Confidence?

20:16 – Are Spurs finally playing with belief again?

21:01 – The role of the fans & stadium atmosphere

23:37 – Relegation fears — real or overblown?

25:05 – Tactical shift: more attacking intent

28:31 – Why are Spurs creating more chances now?

31:28 – Direct vs possession football debate

33:34 – Spurs fan culture: then vs now

37:52 – Classic Spurs memories & supporter stories

41:29 – Nottingham Forest preview ⚠️

41:58 – “If we don’t win this… we deserve to go down”

43:07 – Predictions (big scorelines incoming 👀)

45:31 – Injury updates & returning players

47:05 – Maddison injury discussion

48:00 – The Spurs injury crisis — what’s really going on?

52:38 – Are injuries being mismanaged?

53:54 – Final predictions for Forest

01:09:14 – Final thoughts

01:10:12 – Outro (Come On You Spurs 🤍)

Spurs vs Atletico reaction

Tudor impact & tactical shift

Confidence vs system debate

Injury crisis deep dive

Forest must-win preview

Global Spurs fan stories

Tottenham finally showed some fight.

In this episode of Tottenham Home & Away, Graeme Spice and Glen Cowie break down Spurs’ hard-fought draw at Anfield against Liverpool — a result that may have delivered more than just a point. After weeks of frustration and poor performances, there were signs of effort, belief, and maybe even the beginning of a turnaround. 

We discuss the players who stepped up, including Richarlison’s goal, the defensive partnership of Dragusin and Danso, and the impact of young Spurs academy players making their Premier League debuts at Anfield. Was this the performance Tottenham supporters have been waiting for?

The conversation then turns to the huge upcoming European clash with Atletico, where Spurs must overturn a 3 goal deficit. Can the team channel the Spirit of Amsterdam and pull off another famous comeback? Or is the bigger priority now Premier League survival and building momentum for the crucial match against Nottingham Forest?

We also cover:

The effort and attitude shown by Spurs at Liverpool

Richarlison’s impact and why “relegation Richie” might be Spurs’ secret weapon

Youth players getting their chance in the first team

The pressure on the manager and the dressing room rumours

Team news ahead of the Atletico match

Why the Forest game could be the most important fixture left this season

How Tottenham fans can help lift the team in the run-in

It’s a calmer conversation than recent episodes — because for the first time in a while, Spurs supporters might finally have something to believe in.

Come on you Spurs.

Tottenham’s season has taken another chaotic turn…

In this episode of Tottenham Home & Away, Graeme Spice and Glen Cowie are joined by Richard Stafford from Kiwi Spurs to break down the latest drama around Spurs.

⚽ Topics in this episode:

• Reaction to Tottenham’s defeat against Atletico

• Tactical mistakes and the Kinski selection debate

• Preview of the huge upcoming match against Liverpool

• Are Spurs actually in a relegation battle?

• The growing injury crisis at the club

• Should Tottenham completely rebuild the squad?

• Is Igor Tudor already finished as Spurs manager?

• The culture problems inside the squad

We also discuss the wider future of Tottenham Hotspur — from ownership questions to what a real rebuild might look like.

Tottenham supporters around the world share their views in this passionate fan discussion covering one of the toughest periods Spurs fans have experienced in years.

If you’re a Spurs fan, join the conversation.

👇 Tell us in the comments:

Are Tottenham actually in danger of relegation this season?

Graeme flying solo this week with guest Lucas Forganes from Saó Paulo Brazil to talk about how he came to be a Spurs fan and we look at the Fulham match and ahead to the Palace game.

Graeme and Glen are joined by Paul Wing and Thomas Law of Toronto Spurs supporters club to discuss their match day experience and the work they do to give over 400 Spurs fans a home to watch games, we discuss the World Cup in the summer and we look back at the North London Derby and look forward to the Fulham away game on Sunday and ask - where are our points coming from?

Graeme and Glen have Rachel Martin and Roy Beck on from the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust to talk all things around Fan engagement and to look at the recent changes at the club. 

In this episode of the Tottenham Hotspur podcast, host Graeme Spice and guest Ian Sawyer discuss the recent managerial changes at the club, focusing on fan sentiment surrounding Frank's departure and the appointment of Igor Tudor. They analyze the dynamics of the team, the media's portrayal of the situation, and the evolution of podcasting within the Spurs community. The conversation also touches on expectations for the current season, tactical insights regarding player utilization, and the upcoming fixtures, all while emphasizing the importance of fan engagement and experience. Iain and Graeme discuss the current state of Tottenham Hotspur, focusing on the injury crisis, managerial changes, and the team's performance in the relegation battle. They analyze the tactical approaches taken by the previous manager and the impact on player morale. The conversation also touches on fan sentiment regarding club management and ticket pricing, as well as expectations for the future as the team navigates the remainder of the season.