YE1 Spurs

Legend of White Hart Lane, Micky Hazard, treats Spurs fans and the YE1 members to three wonderful podcasts worth of memories between today and Christmas Eve.

Part 1 of the trilogy focuses on Hazard's experiences as a Sunderland lad, who quickly turned North London into his spiritual home.

Enjoy, and be sure to tune in tomorrow for part 2!

Long-time Spurs TV commentator, Daniel Wynne, and the voice of White Hart Lane, Pete Abbott, make a very special appearance on YE1 to talk in-depth about their wonderful experiences working at the club they love, with stories spanning from the days of the old Spursline, to stepping around the perils of broadcasting amid VAR.

With Gareth Bale potentially in line for his second Tottenham Hotspur debut at home to West Ham on Sunday, the YE1 crew put forward their suggestions as to how Jose Mourinho should line the side up.

Ian welcomes Casper, Simeon, Rikki, Peter, and Bob back to the YE1 fold for an international break assessment of Tottenham's season so far, as Jose Mourinho's Spurs side continue to score for fun.

Part two of this extended chat will land as a seperate podcast in the coming days. COYS!

YE1 joins the host of newly-qualified film critics and gives its own positive verdict on All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur.

After Sunday's slow start to the 2020/21 Premier League campaign, our crew of five Spurs-supporting pundits, aged between 12 and 63, plot how José Mourinho might achieve success this season, as the Europa Conference League (a.k.a. Europa League 2), the new standard for mediocrity, launches next season.

Portuguese football expert Aaron Barton, founder of Próxima Jornada, gives Spurs fans fresh hope that loanee Gedson Fernandes may begin to find his feet at White Hart Lane next season, and really show what he can do.

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Richard Savva of A Spursy Podcast returns for an early forecast of next season, with it clear that Jose Mourinho will need a host of reinforcements if he is to deliver Tottenham Hotspur a first trophy since 2008.

Richard Savva chats to YE1 about his show, A Spursy Podcast, which divides opinion on Twitter in particular due to "staunch" views regarding the Tottenham Hotspur board, as well as simply having the word "Spursy" in his title.

That before he, Ian, Sim, and Peter reflect on those final nine Premier League fixtures, which saw us secure European football for next season.

30 years of hurt... "try 60!"

YE1 picks apart the last six years, at the end of which Liverpool, who Tottenham had been on an even keel with and more often than not better than for many seasons, have become English, European and world champions.