The Tottenham Way – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Dan Kilpatrick is joined by Sean Walsh of 90min.com to react to the 4-0 thrashing of Everton. Micky van de Ven stole the show with a stunning 70-yard assist for Sonny's second goal as Spurs got off to a flier at home. Plus, Wilson Odobert lively on debut, Bissouma scores his first Spurs goal after returning from ban and Deki shines at 10.

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan and Tom B to pick over Monday night's frustrating 1-1 draw with Leicester. Madders looked back to his fizzy best but it was a flat performance from Sonny before PL debuts for Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray. With Bentancur stretched off with a nasty-looking head injury and Biss in the doghouse, who should play at No6 vs Everton on Saturday? And do Spurs need more signings?

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by the Evening Standard's Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Allnutt of the Times to preview this Sunday's huge north London derby. How big is the gap to Arsenal and how many Spurs players would get in their team? Plus, Udogie's injury gives Ange a fresh headache.

The world is on fire. We will see Tottenham play football again.

Tom and Dan return.

So here it is, VARry Christmas...

Another year, another Tottenham Way Christmas Quiz! Expect all the same trivia, competitiveness and pathetic arguing of the following children:

Cath (curlycaff)
Billie T
Jim (@stylishriot)
Oly Lister
Seann Walsh and
Dan Kilpatrick

Hosted by Tom Foins and produced by Jim Donaldson.

Merry Christmas.

Yes, your eyes do not deceive you, we are back for one night only to bring you the Tottenham Way Christmas Quiz 2018.

Tom and Dan welcome back some podcast stalwarts to battle it out for the title of Quiz winners of the year; Dan KillyP with Sean Walsh, Oly Lister and BillieT, and Caff (@curlycaff) and Jack (tehTrunk).

We have have 5 round to get through, with some bonus material in the middle where we catch up on all things Spurs, whilst getting steadily more and more drunk throughout. The last 30 minutes contains some truly world class slurring, swearing and shouting over each other.

Did you expect any less?

It's good to be back. And as ever, COYS.

To bring The Tottenham Way podcast to a close, Tom and Dan are joined by pod stalwarts Jim and Oly to review the season and generally disagree with each other over just about everything.

We start with Pochettino's comments post-Leicester, and what it could mean for his future at Spurs. Do we expect a big summer? What, indeed, does a big summer look like to us?

We talk leaving Wembley (hopefully...) and Kane normalising greatness.

We rake over our pre-season predictions to see who was the most wrong, and discuss our favourite moments from the season as a whole.

Finally, we want to say an enormous thank you to everyone who has guested, supported, promoted and engaged with The Tottenham Way Podcast over the last 3 years. We'll still be around for the odd special episode here and there, but for now, for the final time:

COYS x

So, Watford was a struggle wasn't it? Here to discuss a game that Dan - incredibly - found 'entertaining', is Sky Sports and The I journalist Oliver Young-Myles.

Important to reverse the slide and get Kane back among the goals, but in a wider context another 5 point buffer over Chelsea in the race for top 4. What was the key to winning the game? Simply Kieran Trippier?

Some Dembele and Dier chat, Lloris, Poch and West Brom to finish it all off. Getting closer.

COYS

This week, this horrible, heartbreaking week, it's an El Classico, with just Tom and Dan left to pick themselves up and go over Tottenham's eighth FA Cup semi-final loss in a row. We went ahead, but it still wasn't enough. Why? And when will this ridiculous run end?

Pochettino's alarming post-match comments, plus his team selection, get analysed, before we go on to talk about the remarkable treatment of Harry Kane from an authority who should be protecting him.

Some Watford talk. Some soul-searching. Some realism. Some dreaming. 

Some day. COYS.

This week, Dan and Tom are joined by Pete Starr, Head of Content at MatchPint.co.uk and Man United fan ahead pf the massive semi final at Wembley on Saturday.

We discuss the uncomfortable Manchester City title win after their worryingly simple victory over Spurs at the weekend, and wonder what both clubs need to do to come close to them next season. As for the game itself, well, we gloss over some stuff.

Brighton and the PFA Team of the Season are mulled over, before we get down the semi final chat. Plenty to go over here, including lineups, Vorm, Lloris, Son, Lamela, Martial, Rashford, Pogba and Sanchez, and not to mention Pochettino vs Mourinho.

Season defining. COYS.