Spurs win their first league match since mid-December, advance in the Europa League, and making a signing. What a world. Plus, Spurs Women crash out of another cup and continue to look for more answers in the project.

Things are continuing to go just about as they have been for Spurs. After another defeat in the league and no sign of the injury crisis stopping, we convene for a hard conversation about what's next. Plus, are our expectations for Spurs Women not high enough?

Spurs run Manchester City out of the Ethiad with a 4-0 triumph behind a brace from James Maddison. We bask in the glow of an emphatic victory and also shout the praises of Spurs Women who return to winning ways. Plus, Tottenham polishes their brand.

Spurs falter late once again and settle for a draw away to Everton. We get together to break it down and try to figure out what's next for this bunch.

All hell breaks loose as the international break comes to a close at Tottenham Hotspur. We talk about a tumultuous week for Spurs ahead of their return to Premier League action against Everton.

Antonio Conte has left Tottenham Hotspur by mutal agreement. We react to the news, which dropped as we were recording. Please enjoy our conversation and not-so-stunned attitudes toward the whole ordeal.

Spurs falter late in a 3-3 draw with Southampton, and then the real crisis starts. We talk a lot about Antonio Conte and his future at the club in this one following his scathing rant post match. We discuss what he gets right, and where he goes too far. We don't have solutions, just therapy.

Spurs bounce back from their Champions League exit with a 3-1 victory over Nottingham Forest. Join us as we talk about the state of the club and where it heads from here. We also start to worry about the Spurs Women and their chances to stay up in the WSL this season after a ninth straight defeat in league play.

Spurs bow out of the Champions League following a 0-0 draw at home to AC Milan. Andrew and Dakota attended the match, marking their first time in North London for a game. They share thoughts on the contest, as well as their experience in and around Tottenham.

Spurs hit another roadblock with a 1-0 defeat away to Wolves. We hash it out and talk about how we're feeling as the club continues to sputter. We talk about what it could mean for Antonio Conte's future and how the club approaches this week's Champions League fixture against AC Milan. 

Spurs bow out of the FA Cup with a lackluster defeat at Sheffield United. We dive into the loss and the heavy rotation in the team. We also talk about the officiating before having a larger picture conversation about the club's priorities. Spoiler alert: Scott is Poch In. 

Spurs roll past London rivals Chelsea, getting goals from Oliver Skipp and Harry Kane. We talk about how the team continues to look under an interim boss and how it continues to gel with performances from unexpected places. There's also plenty talk about that red card decision. We also look ahead to a big FA Cup match before talking about Spurs Women bowing out of the cup with a penalty defeat to Reading. 

Spurs return to the win column with a solid 2-0 victory over West Ham United. Unexpected performances from both wing backs and a super sub appearance from Sonny led the way as Tottenham vaulted into the top 4, at least for now. We break down the game and how Cristian Stellini is leading the team in the absence of Antonio Conte.

Spurs Women drop the North London Derby and create a lot of questions about what's going on behind the scenes. We get into it plus the fallout from injuries on the men's side and a ton of other Tottenham topics.

Spurs drop the first leg of their Champions League knockout tie with AC Milan, 1-0. We hop on the mics to talk about what went down. There's praise for the midfield, but not much else. 

Disaster strikes for Spurs in just a short week. Following an epic victory over the champions, Tottenham suffer an injury crisis and then fall flat at the King Power Stadium. We talk about what it all means and how it could get better (or worse) going forward. Plus, the women's team looks good once again but still can't find the results. Will it start to turn for them? 

Harry Kane cements his place in history becoming Tottenham's all-time leading goal scorer as Spurs defeat Manchester City at home, 1-0. We talk about the momentus occassion, the performance by a team led by Cristian Stellini, and how we're feeling regarding the climate of the club. Then, we get an update on a women's team looking to take flight despite some tough results. 

The transfer window is closed. We clean up the mess. Join us.

It's a successful FA Cup weekend for both Spurs men's and women's teams. Plus, more transfer news!

Spurs are making moves, prompting a midweek pod. We first dive into the women's team and their exit from the league cup. Then we recap the men's 1-0 win over Fulham before discussing all the transfer news. 

After blowing a 2-nil halftime lead to Manchester City, Spurs are looking to pick up the pieces. It's a quick turnaround with another contest on Monday, so we get together to hash it out.

It's our 100th episode, and there isn't a lot of good to talk about! Fun! Disaster strikes in N17 as Arsenal rip apart Spurs in the North London Derby. What comes next for Conte's men? How much longer will they be Conte's men? Plus, things are just as bleak on the women's side as they drop another one despite getting a goal from debutant Beth England. 

Following two victories, we gather to talk about Tottenham's week. The comprehensive win over Crystal Palace followed by an FA Cup triumph against Portsmouth have Spurs looking ahead to a North London Derby. There's also plenty discussion about performances from young players like Bryan Gil, Pape Matar Sarr, and Oliver Skipp. We also chat about a big signing for Tottenham Hotspur Women.

After a draw on Boxing Day and a drubbing at home, it's time to have a larger talk about Tottenham Hotspur. We dive deep on what's going on with Spurs and look at the big picture. How much new can we expect in the new year?

Everything went wrong this week, so we're here to vent about it. Come join us.

With the World Cup firmly in the rear view mirror, we look ahead to what's next for Spurs. Following a 1-1 draw against Nice in a friendly, we talk about what to expect coming out of the break. There's also talk about where Spurs fit into the transfer market, which is set to open at the end of the month.

Argentina are World Cup champions. We sit down and talk about the final that brought tons of drama. Then we dive into the fallout from this World Cup and how it will impact Spurs going into the rest of the season.

We pay tribute to Grant Wahl before talking about the World Cup, Hugo Lloris, and much more.

Another week of World Cup action in the books. We get into some of what we've seen from Spurs players at the World Cup, as well as a disappointing result from the Tottenham Women. We also talk about rumors swirling around Fabio Paratici and what lies ahead. 

As the World Cup rolls along, we do as well. We chat about Richarlison's world-class goal for Brazil, Harry Kane's ankle woes for England, and the prospects of U.S. midfielder Weston McKennie at Spurs. We also get into Tottenham's woes at right wing back, with rumors swirling around Emerson Royal and Djed Spence.

With the men's World Cup underway, we start the podcast talking about Spurs Women following a defeat at Chelsea. We also have a big picture conversation about the club and its direction. Then we dive deep into news involving Spurs players out of Qatar as they gear up to tackle on-field and off-field issues. 

Spurs bow out of the Carabao Cup, but win a wild one in their final match before the World Cup break. We dissect everything that went down during the week for Tottenham, including that Champions League draw. Plus, we look back over the "first half" of the season.

Another busy week for Spurs concludes with a harsh defeat at home to Liverpool. But there is good news for Tottenham after qualifying for the last 16 in the Champions League. We discuss both, as well as what the next month will look like with a World Cup break to come. 

Spurs storm back to beat Bournemouth, capping a wild week. We talk about the furious comeback to sink the Cherries, then look back on a controversial midweek affair in the Champions League. We also have a lengthy discussion about bias in officiating while answering some of your questions. 

Two losses in two for Spurs and storm clouds are hovering over North London. Is this just a blip on the radar or a sign of things to come? Join us as we discuss a tough week for Tottenham and how they bounce back from it.

It's a double-win pod as both Spurs men and women grab come from behind victories at home. We get into a stunning 4-goal second half for Tottenham's men in a win over Aston Villa, while the women got late fortune for a 2-1 victory over West Ham. Plus, how are injuries playing a factor for both teams as the calendar year winds down.

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Time to recap three wins for Spurs across the men's and women's teams this week. We start with a 1-0 victory for the women over Liverpool before jumping into a Champions League triumph for the men over Frankfurt. Then it's on to that Everton win and the injury to Richarlison. We talk at length about rotation and formations for Spurs as they sprint toward the World Cup break.

The Depot crew gather to discuss the tragic death of Tottenham fitness coach Gian Piero Ventrone. They then talk about a midweek draw in Frankfurt, divert into a discussion about Bryan Gil, and recap a win at Brighton and all that went with it. 

Spurs fall flat in the second half of the North London Derby, losing to their rivals 3-1. We discuss the formation, the blunder at the back, and of course the officiating. We also look back on what was a poor result for the Spurs Women against Arsenal. 

It's an international break during a World Cup year, so, yeah. We still find plenty to talk about, including some injury woes for Spurs. There's also a dip into the mailbag to answer some of your questions while looking ahead to next week's North London Derby.

Son breaks out with a hat trick, Spurs split two matches, and Spurs Women get their season underway. It's a busy episode of the Tottenham Depot as we have a lot to discuss. Join us as we break down three different matches, performances of wing backs, formation changes, and debuts. 

The death of the Queen sends English football into some uncertainty. With Spurs' match against Manchester City postponed, we gather to discuss what it means going forward. We also have Tottenham's return to the Champions League to recap after a 2-0 win over Marseille. 

Spurs grab four points across two London derbies and we talk about them both. We recap a draw away to West Ham at midweek before diving in on Tottenham's home win over Fulham. We also close the book on another transfer window by discussing the two late outgoings for the club. 

Spurs go on the road and grab a 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest behind two goals from Harry Kane. We dissect the victory and talk about rotation going into a busy period. We also chat about a few imminent departures ahead of the close of the transfer window. 

We're popping in midweek to talk about two different draws - first the Carabao Cup which will see Spurs start with Nottingham Forest. Then, the Champions League draw, which sees Tottenham join Frankfurt, Sporting Club, and Marseille in Group D. Plus, we look ahead to the final week of the transfer window.

Spurs grab a 1-0 win at home over Wolves following Harry Kane's second-half header. We chat about what went into the victory, including who is contributing and who isn't. We also talk about some transfers as the window's close draws near before previewing this week's Champions League draw. Follow us @TottenhamDepot on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.

Spurs bounce Manchester City from the cup with a 2-1 win in North London. We convene for a midweek pod to celebrate the occasion and dive deep into all the juicy plot points from this thrilling tie.

Spurs Women have descended upon Louisville, Kentucky for preseason. Andrew is joined by Caroline and her co-host from the N17 Women Podcast (@N17Women) Abbie (@abbierosemeow) to talk about what they've seen on site. They also talk about what's been a busy transfer window for the women's team and preview the upcoming season. Spurs Women start the campaign on September 10 against Manchester United at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Spurs get a dramatic 2-2 draw away to Chelsea in a match that had just about everything. We break down the huge result after Tottenham looked lifeless throughout but still managed a point. Plus we talk about Lo Celso's move away, a new kit, and the Spurs women playing in the United States. Follow us @TottenhamDepot on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.

Spurs open up the 2022-23 campaign with a resounding 4-1 win at home over Southampton. We gush about the performances from Kulusevski, Sessegnon, and a brilliant midfield. We also marvel at a great goal from Dier before previewing next week's clash with Chelsea. Follow us @TottenhamDepot on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.