The View From The Lane: The Athletic FC's Spurs show

Host Kate Mason is joined by The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and Dan Kilpatrick to discuss where the hell Spurs are at: Their managerial options for the rest of the season, the likelihood of a player-coach situation, Dan's newfound love of Lord Of The Rings lego as well as your fantastic questions.HOST: Kate MasonWITH: Jack Pitt-Brooke, Dan KilpatrickPRODUCER: Tom Fuller Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Guest host Kate Mason is joined by The Athletic's Jay Harris, James Maw and Dan Kilpatrick to discuss the latest home defeat to Nottingham Forest. They talk: the atmosphere, the build up to the game, the fan's role, some positive individual performances but ultimately another crushing blow to our chances of staying in the premier league. Plus! Tudor's future and where Spurs might turn next?HOST: Kate MasonWITH: Jay Harris, James Maw, Dan KilpatrickPRODUCER: Tom Fuller Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jay Harris, Athletic writer and broadcaster covering Spurs, and Jack Pitt-Brooke, senior football journalist and tactical analyst, discuss Tudor’s first win and signs of life after Atlético. They cover Xavi Simons’ standout display, Archie Gray’s midfield emergence, Tell’s energetic left-side play, tactical shape shifts, and the high-stakes upcoming Nottingham Forest clash.

Host Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic's Dan Kilpatrick, Jack Pitt-Brooke and Jay Harris to discuss a spirited performance away at Liverpool yesterday. They talk Sarr's endless engine, Danso's maturity, Olusesi's debut, Solanke's work rate and much much more! They also chat Atletico Madrid on Wednesday and just how many players Tudor can get away with resting. HOST: Danny KellyWITH: Jack Pitt-Brooke, Jay Harris, Dan KilpatrickPRODUCER: Tom Fuller Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jay Harris, tactical-minded Football writer for The Athletic, and James Maw, match analyst at The Athletic, break down a chaotic Madrid collapse. They discuss two early goalkeeper errors, an on-field substitution controversy, managerial chaos around Tudor, tactical confusion and who might stabilise the club next. Short, sharp takes and heated debate throughout.

Megan Feringa, journalist covering Tottenham Hotspur Women, gives a concise update on the team’s rise. She talks about Martin Ho’s coaching style and mentality shift. She highlights smart Scandinavian recruitment and key signings like Sydney Gopsæt. She also discusses the significance of European qualification and the squad’s sustainability.

Dan Kilpatrick, Football journalist and commentator for The Athletic; Jack Pitt-Brooke, senior football writer with match analysis; James Maw, analyst focused on tactics and player psychology. They dissect a shocking collapse vs Palace. Short takes on red card incidents, baffling selections, a leadership vacuum and whether a managerial change or returning injured players can halt the slide.

James Maw, Football writer and analyst, and Dan Kilpatrick, football journalist, break down Spurs' faltering confidence after a poor Fulham display. They critique tactics, selection and recruitment. They contrast Fulham's technical superiority with Spurs' limitations, debate refereeing inconsistencies, assess Richarlison and bench options, and revisit the 10-year-old West Ham game that exposed fragile club foundations.

Jack Pitt-Brooke, The Athletic tactical voice, and Dan Kilpatrick, senior Spurs reporter, debate Mauricio Pochettino’s potential return and whether he could stabilise the club. They dissect Igor Tudor’s early press conference, survival vs style under Tudor, squad fitness and injuries, tactical choices for a tricky trip to Fulham, and what structural changes the club needs.

Jay Harris, match-day reporter capturing atmosphere and moments. Dan Kilpatrick, Tottenham correspondent with tactical and club context. James Maw, tactical critic known for sharp breakdowns. They dissect the heavy derby defeat, Tudor's selection and system, the viral Van de Ven moment, the disallowed goal, crowd swings and whether the squad has the fight to change course.