Tottenham - Home and Away

🎙️ Tottenham FINALLY Show Fight | Atletico Reaction + Forest Must-Win Preview   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? ⏱️ Timestamps   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 🤍) 🎯 Key Themes 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.

Emergency Pod episode with guests Stephen Price and Keith Mainland where we discuss the sacking of Thomas Frank, and what comes next for the remaining 12 matches this season and in the Summer. 

Most Tottenham fans are feeling the frustration — but what if there’s a hidden opportunity in the chaos? Jeremy joins Graeme and Glen to dissect the recent matches, transfer window drama, and the club’s bold potential to defy expectations this season. Could our young squad, tactical tweaks, and European experience finally be the secret sauce to go deep in the Champions League? In this episode, we break down Tottenham’s unexpected resurgence against City, highlighting key players like Gray and Gallagher who are driving us forward with energy and vision. Jeremy offers insight into the squad’s promising talent pipeline, the mysterious Vuskovic potential transfer saga, and what the upcoming fixtures mean for our survival and European hopes. Plus, we analyze the impact of injuries, tactical shifts under Frank, and whether the club has deemed this season a ‘write-off’ — or a stealthy rebuild.

Graeme and Glen review the Burnley away match, preview the Wednesday's match against Frankfurt and delve into the Transfer rumours as we enter the last week of the window

Graeme and Glen have Keith Mainland from Colorado on to look back at the Borussia Dortmund Match, and to preview the Burnley match at the weekend plus look at some of the news and transfer rumours around the club

In this episode of the Tottenham Hotspur podcast "Home and Away," hosts Graeme and Glen discuss the disappointing performance of Tottenham in their recent match against West Ham, as well as preview the upcoming game against Borussia Dortmund. We're delighted to welcome Ben McFadyean, German football writer (Four Four Two, World Soccer Magazine, BBC), it was great to have such a knowledgeable football writer in the build up to probably the highlight of our league stage campaign. The conversation delves into the dynamics of the upcoming Dortmund game. Ben provides insights into Dortmund's recent performances and the challenges Tottenham may face as well as a fascinating insight into German football in general.

Graeme and Glen discuss the Villa loss, a game of 2 halves, the upcoming West Ham game that despite them having an awful season we are still not confident and we discuss the breaking transfer news about Connor Gallagher

Graeme and Glen talk about the Bournemouth game, chances of a win against Villa in the FA Cup 3rd round and all the chaos surrounding the club, oh and Cupgate!

We review the last 3 matches versus Palace, Brentford and Sunderland and preview the Bournemouth game this week and Richard's mum nails the quote of the week talking about the Brentford match "What's supposed to be happening? 

Graeme and Glen review the Liverpool match, Preview the Palace match on the 28th and we look at all the news around the club including the departure of Matt Wells, the rumours around Parratici moving on to Fiorentina and possible transfer targets for January

Graeme and Glen are joined by Richard Stafford from New Zealand Spurs to discuss the Slavia Prague and Forest Matches and we preview the Liverpool match on the weekend

Graeme and Glen review the Newcastle and Brentford games and look forward to the Slavia Prague and Forest matches this coming week.

Graeme and Glen review the PSG and Fulham matches and preview the Newcastle and Brentford matches and ask what is our football identity under Thomas Frank?

Glen and Graeme are joined by guests Richard Stafford and Hamish Girvan from New Zealand Spurs Supporters club to group therapy about the North London Derby and preview the PSG and Fulham Matches this week.