It's the international break so instead of moaning about Mourinho (too much), the boys take a trip down memory lane and look at Gareth Bale's history and what he's meant to us as Spurs fans.

After a bit of an unintentional hiatus we're back to talk about Spurs' recent run of results and how the Dinamo Zagreb game feels like a real inflection point for Spurs' season. The guys talk about where Spurs are and where they want them to go.

Ben can't hang so this week we're joined by internet soccer gadfly Ryan Rosenblatt to take stock of Spurs, our recent awesome run of form, and if we can sustain it versus better teams. Then we take a look at the legacy of 20 years of Daniel Levy.

Tottenham had a victory against Burnley that forced the lads to rethink their perceptions of Spurs. Then they played Fulham and were able to comfortably return to their expectations. And somehow Ben ends up being the positive one.

After a bit of a bout with COVID, WDR is back. The guys discuss Spurs recent form and celebrate the return of Dele Alli. All while fighting hotel wifi.

Say what you want about Jose Mourinho, but he is embracing Spurs' tradition of high scoring farce. After weeks of boring football Spurs opened it up this week, to mixed results. The guys are here to break down our performances against West Brom and Everton.

Tottenham Hotspur are on a bad run of form and Daniel Levy might have to make an ugly decision about the manager. Again. Are we looking at the last days of Jose Mourinho? What would it take for it to happen? Who could replace him? Can the lads will this future into reality? Listen and find out.

Spurs played Liverpool. They lost. The guys talk about it. Then they talk about some other stuff to try and distract themselves.

Hey! An improvement! Spurs had a 3-1 victory over Sheffield United! Greg, Bryan, and Ben are back to break it all down but mostly to write love letters to Tanguy Ndombele.

The boys are back and boy did we pick a great day to do it on. After three pretty good results we screwed up big time against Fulham. Greg, Bryan, and Ben break down what happened and then begin to vent their frustrations about Spurs' repeated problems. Then we start wondering if Mourinho's days are numbered. It's that kind of a week.