S7E14 – King Arthur
Bardi, Flav and Ricky meet up to discuss the 23k at Wembley Tuesday night and West Ham’s cup final on Saturday. We also chat about animals, exorcisms, enticing people into the ground and Slaven v Mauricio.
Bardi, Flav and Ricky meet up to discuss the 23k at Wembley Tuesday night and West Ham’s cup final on Saturday. We also chat about animals, exorcisms, enticing people into the ground and Slaven v Mauricio.
As Tottenham are brought down earth with a draw with Swansea, Flav, Kayv and Tony D pick apart the bones of a disappointing result. We also talk about Dele’s attitude, Pochettino’s attitude towards domestic cups, and we ponder how far we could kick a mouse.
After another disappointing result in our temporary home, David Patten sees similar traits in the current squad as teams in the past.
Tottenham ‘smashing’ Dortmund at Wembley to break the hoodoo and make the national stadium our own, if only for one night… We answer some of your questions, why with all the dick questions? We couldn’t not do this.
Is it possible for a player to be ‘world class’ at Spurs? Tom Mitchell argues against the notion that this title is only reserved for those at the elite clubs.
Spurs return to winning ways, Kane finds the net, Eriksen runs the show and even Sissoko gets some love. When Spurs win, everything is great. Windy updates us, Dortmund and Swansea and Wembley, Flav and Ricky make a deal and we say goodbye to Vincent.
Waiting in line: Bardi, Flav, Ricky and Spooky
Flav & Thelonious are joined by Cal from Below The Belt. We discuss the transfer window, Windy gives a brief youth update. Everton previewed, we then speak about Toby’s contract, our wage structure and WWE moves.
The Extra Inch is back and we are delighted to welcome Michael Cox, AKA Zonal Marking, to discuss his new book ‘The Mixer’. We’re also joined by Nathan Clark and Ewan Roberts as we think about Premier League tactics of note, current tactics of note and touch on Spurs’ transfer policy. One listener asks how we cope with teams that press, and we end on Further Reading.
Newcastle Magpies Ready to Soar After spending almost a year in the wasteland, the team of Newcastle United has returned in the spotlight with hopes to strengthen their (indisputably equitable) position amidst the English football’s prime. The Magpies boast about their ‘Rafa-lution’ owing to Rafa Benítez and they are thankful despite there have been persistent […]